Ultimate Technology 600 POS manual Function Parameter Default Remarks Code Setting

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Table 3. Local Mode programming Function Codes and Default Settings

FUNCTION

PARAMETER

DEFAULT

REMARKS

CODE

 

SETTING

 

 

 

(XXh = Hex

 

 

 

Code in

 

 

 

ASCII)

 

12

MSR Track 1,3 Suffix

?<CR>

Used to send suffixes after the magnetic

 

 

(3Fh,ODh) for

card data.

 

 

both format 1

 

 

 

and 3

 

13

MSR Track 3 Account

: (3Ah) for

Used to send an account separator on the

 

Separator

format 3

magnetic card data.

14

MSR Track 2 Prefix

; (3Bh) for

Used to send a prefix before magnetic card

 

 

format 2

data.

15

MSR Track 2 Field Separator

= (3Dh) for

Used to send a field separator between

 

 

format 2

fields of magnetic card data.

16

MSR Track 2 Suffix

?<CR>

Used to send a suffix after the magnetic

 

 

(3Fh,0Dh) for

card data.

 

 

format 2

 

17

MSR Bad Read Track 1,3

M1!<CR>

Used to send a key sequence to the host

 

 

(4Dh,31h,

computer upon a bad magnetic card read.

 

 

21h,0Dh)

 

18

MSR Bad Read Track 2

M2!<CR>

Used to send a key sequence to the host

 

 

(4Dh,32h,

computer upon a bad magnetic card read.

 

 

21h,0Dh)

 

19

MSR Sending

Send any

Used to send MSR data if one or both

 

 

track (0)

tracks are good. 0 = send any track;

 

 

 

1 = send only if both tracks are good.

20

RS232 Port 0 Baud Rate

9600 Baud

Used to select a baud rate for Port 0. Baud

 

 

Rate

rates available are: 300, 600, 1200, 2400,

 

 

 

4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, and 57600.

21

RS232 Port 0 Stop Bits

2 stop bits

Used to select number of stop bits (1 or 2)

 

 

 

used with Port 0.

22

RS232 Port 0 Parity

No parity

Used to select parity used with Port 0.

 

 

 

Selections available are; no parity, odd

 

 

 

parity, or even parity.

23

RS232 Port 0 handshaking

Both

Used to select method of handshaking

 

 

 

used with Port 0. Selections available are:

 

 

 

none, CTS/RTS, XON/XOFF or both.

24

RS232 Port 0 Word Length

8 bits

Used to change the word length, 7 or 8

 

 

 

bits, of the data at Port 0.

25

RS232 port 0 Prefix

None

Used to place a prefix before the packet of

 

 

 

data before it is sent out of the keyboard

 

 

 

Main Port. (This function is inactive if port

 

 

 

0 is the main port.)

26

RS232 port 0 Suffix

(<CR> (0Dh)

Used to place a suffix after the packet of

 

 

 

data before it is sent out of the keyboard

 

 

 

Main Port. (This function is inactive if port

 

 

 

0 is the main port.)

 

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Contents Programming & USER’S Guide Table of Contents Maintenance Appendix List of TablesList of Figures Series 600 POS Keyboard Scope Special NoteSeries 600 POS Keyboard Features Product InformationModel Description BUILT-IN Diagnostics BUILT-IN AnnunciatorService and Warranty SpecificationsWeight Approvals EnvironmentInstallation Unpacking and InspectionExternal Connections Cash Drawer Jumper Connections Printer FiredPrinter 1, 2 Pinouts Driver 1Main RS232 Typical Keyboard External Connections Keyboard External Connectors Rear View DescriptionControls and Indicators OperationSeries 600 POS Keyboard Local Mode Programming Instructions ProgrammingProgramming Keyboard Operating Parameters LED 2 turns on LED 2 flashesLED 2 stops flashing LED 2 turns off Local Mode Programming Instructions = Default Settings Local Mode Programming Instructions = Default Settings List below to select MSR data from one or both good tracks 20 or 21 or22 or 23 or24 or 25 or26 or Turns Series 600 POS Keyboard Cash Drawer Status Local Mode Programming Instructions = Default Settings Numeric keypad, enter Function Code 80 or Define Left Shift Alternate Local Mode Programming Instructions = Default Settings Function Parameter Default Remarks Code Function Parameter Default Remarks Code Setting Function Parameter Default Remarks Code Setting Executed Local Mode programming Function Codes and Default Settings Swiping the Programmers card Series Keyboard Description Numeric Keypad no BreakExample Example Programming in Remote Mode Series 600 POS Keyboard Command A0krcCxDx.......CR Acknowledgement NoneCommand A1aCxDx.......CR Commp Command Clicked Command A4xxxx-xxxxCRA5xCxDxCR A6xCRNvbdwr Command Nvbdclr Command A9CLRCRCdsecopn Secure Command Comment CommandADxCR AExCRCommand B0LxCR B1pdCR B2p...........CRCommit Command Command B5RSTCRKssnd Command OP Code MNEMONIC/DESCRIPTION COMMAND/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HEX Msrsnd CommandCarded Command Cdcont Command BApCRBBpCR Porte Command BCpCRAcknowledgement BDpxCRCommand Bfcr 101/102-KEY Keyboard KEY Code IdentificationBEnnnnnvvvvkkkkx-xCR BF...............CRRemote Description Programming Command Remote Programming KEY MAKE/BREAK CodesWhere A0 Examples of Remote Programming for KEY MAKE/BREAK CodeExample Example Opos Programming OposMSR Programming for UTC Opos Drivers TrackPrefix SuffixMSR Copying Keyboard Setup Data Cloning Source Unit Destination UnitSeries 500 Main SeriesOperators and Programmers Magnetic Cards System LOGMaintenance PrecautionsCleaning Battery Replacement KEY Legend Change Inch Full Travel KeyboardsSeries 600 POS Keyboard Appendix a Series 600 POS Standard Keyboard Layouts Appendix a Series 600 POS Standard Keyboard LayoutsAppendix B Keyboard CABLE/CONNECTOR Data Back Connector PinoutsAppendix C Ascii Character SET DLEScan Code KEY Number Decimal Hexadecimal2B/AB Scan Code KEY Number 4F/CF 3B/BB E1 14 77 E1 62/F0 9D C5 F0 14 F0 Ultimate Technology Corporation VICTOR, NEW York