POSIFLEX Business Machines PD-7100, PD-7200 IV. Operation, After Powering Up, Displaying Data

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Please reserve the COM port terminator in a safe place in case the non-pass- through operation would be required in the future.

D. After Powering Up

A firmware version as power on sign will appear on the screen for a while and the emulation mode will appear for a while after the firmware version display. Then a under-line cursor will appear at the left-most digit of the top row for Noritake and IEE emulation mode and no cursor will appear for other emulation modes. The installation is now completed.

IV. OPERATION

A. Displaying Data

All data in 8-bit format received can be classified into 2 categories as data to display or command codes for the customer display unit to respond. For this series, unless under pass through mode or as part of the command code, any byte between and including <20>h and <FF>h is regarded as alphanumerical data to display according to ASCII table (the <XX>h means the hexadecimal expression). The command codes except the clear pass through flag command in Noritake mode always start with a byte between and including <00>h and <1F>h. For PD-7110/7120/7210/7220, the command codes follow the same rule as PD- 7100/7200, however, only those between and including <20>h and <7F>h are taken as alphanumerical data to display according to ASCII table in 8 x 16 format. Any two bytes with the first byte between and including <80>h and <FF>h are regarded as the expression for an oriental language character. When these two bytes fall off the content of the valid oriental language code table, an invalid character will be displayed.

B. Command Codes

For software command codes application. Please visit our web site http://www.posiflex.com.tw for details on software commands if required.

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Contents PD- 71007200 Series Some Important Notes Table of Contents Environmental Characteristics · Application Special featuresGeneral Description IntroductionModel numbers DescriptionII. Accessories Power connection III. InstallationSignal connection COM port 9 pin serial port Connect for Pass Through Operation Using power from POS systemDisplaying Data After Powering UpCommand Codes IV. OperationOn control board in display head Dip Switch & Jumper SettingsJP2 Serial Data and Self-testMechanical Function Mechanical SpecificationsMechanical Drawings Interface Signals VI. Electrical CharacteristicsVII. Optical Characteristics Power on / OFF SequenceFundamental Specification VIII. Environmental Characteristics

PD-7200, PD-7100 specifications

POSIFLEX Business Machines has distinguished itself as a leader in the point-of-sale (POS) solutions sector, particularly with its advanced POS terminal lines like the PD-7100 and PD-7200. These models are designed to meet the evolving demands of modern retail and hospitality environments, offering a blend of performance, durability, and versatility.

The PD-7100 and PD-7200 feature robust hardware, which includes high-performance processors that ensure quick transaction processing. Both models are powered by Intel processors, capable of handling multiple applications simultaneously without any lag. This is essential for high-volume environments, where speed and efficiency can significantly impact customer satisfaction.

One of the standout characteristics of these models is their ergonomic design. The terminals come with an adjustable screen, allowing for comfortable viewing angles for both staff and customers. This user-friendly feature promotes better interaction with customers and enhances the overall customer experience.

In terms of display technology, both the PD-7100 and PD-7200 use high-resolution touch screens that are sensitive and responsive, enabling quick input and reducing wait times at checkout. They also support multi-touch functionality, allowing for complex gestures that can improve workflow efficiency.

Furthermore, both models are equipped with a variety of connectivity options. They support traditional connections such as USB and RS-232, as well as newer technologies like Ethernet, which enables seamless integration into existing networks. This flexibility allows businesses to customize their setups with a wide array of peripherals, such as barcode scanners, receipt printers, and cash drawers.

The PD-7100 and PD-7200 are also designed with durability in mind. They feature rugged casings that can withstand the daily wear and tear of busy retail environments, reducing the need for frequent repairs and maintenance. Additionally, these models are engineered to operate in a range of temperatures and conditions, making them suitable for various settings, from restaurants to retail stores.

For businesses concerned about data security, the PD-7100 and PD-7200 come equipped with advanced security features, including integrated encryption technology that protects sensitive transaction data. This ensures compliance with industry standards while safeguarding customer information, thus building trust with clients.

In summary, POSIFLEX’s PD-7100 and PD-7200 terminals exemplify cutting-edge POS technology by offering high-performance capabilities, ergonomic designs, comprehensive connectivity, and robust security measures. These features make them ideal choices for businesses looking to enhance their point-of-sale operations.
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