POSIFLEX Business Machines TP/LT- 8000 Serial Ports COM1/2/3/4, Sound Ports, FAN Control

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SERIAL PORTS – COM1/2/3/4

In Jiva system, there are 4 serial ports available. All the serial ports can supply a +5 V DC through pin 9 after proper jumper setting change. All 4 ports are standard RS232 serial ports as status at delivery.

When a serial Modem is to be used in Jiva system, it is most recommended to use COM2 or COM3 or COM4 port for this purpose. In this way any hardware resource conflict is eliminated and the MODEM ring up function can be supported. For models of TP-5600/5700/5800 using RS232 interface touch control such as the Infra Red type touch, COM4 is occupied and covered. Please never try to open the cover. Otherwise the product warranty is voided.

SOUND PORTS

The audio port on Jiva system with slim base supports a Microphone in and a stereo line out jacks. There is a single channel internal audio amplifier in the output port to drive the 2 slim type speakers installed in the I/O area inside cable cover as in the picture below with 1 W audio power (For TP/LT- 5615/5715/5815 this item is an option).

Should the application demand for

higher audio power, please first ask your dealer to disable the internal audio

amplifier and connect a pair of speakers with booster or amplifier to

this port. Please note that this modification is a highly technical operation and should not be handled by any person else. Please also note that the number and types of I/O ports shown in picture above may evolve with time without notice.

FAN CONTROL

In the preloaded OS for Jiva system, there is an embedded function that keeps monitoring the interior temperature and the fan revolution rate and regulating each required fan power to gain maximum ventilation effect with lowest possible noise. The end user may select “Start”, “Programs”, “Posiflex Tools”, “Posiflex Fan Control Tools”, “Enable Posiflex Fan Controller” in sequence to enable this function. This tool will remain enabled even after system turning off/on until being disabled.

On occasion of system unexpected shutdown, please review the ventilation condition and environment temperature of the system. Check if the fan is stuck by contaminants such as dry grease or threads. Try to correct the situation when the system is off and cooled down. You may power up the system again after the system cooled down and trouble cause removed. However, if the situation repeats again and again, please consult your dealer for possibly fan replacement on worn out.

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Contents FCC Notes Daily Maintenance Guide Alert to OUR Honorable CustomersStandard Features USB ports and optional 4 more normal or 2 more with powerOptional Items Disconnecting Cables Opening Cable CoverOpening Stand Assembly Separating Main UnitInstalling UPS Battery Cable RoutingWall Mounting Base Mount Upgrade KIT 15 2nd LCD PanelRouting the Cables Preparing the Main UnitSide & Rear TOP Mount Upgrade KIT Wireless PrinterConnecting Cables Desktop MountingOperating System Recovery Operating System Installation Ventilation UPS Battery optionApplication Environment Operating EnvironmentLED Indicator Power ON/OFFPower Supply Serial Port COM1Hardware Power Switch Software Support FeaturesCustomer Display Display IssuesAutomatic Power On Control Main LCD DisplaySerial Ports COM1/2/3/4 Sound PortsFAN Control RS232 Touch Controller Mouse EmulationPosiflex Touch Terminal Manager Posiflex USB Touch ManagerT31454