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TeamPoS 3000 XL and XL2 | General Operations |
5.If the keyboard or LCD has the MSR option installed, pass a magnetic stripe reader cleaner through the magnetic stripe reader to remove dust particles from the reader. The cleaner is a card covered with cloth on one side. Pass the card through the reader with the cloth side facing the MSR head. An embossed arrow on the keyboard shows where the MSR head is located.
6.Never remove covers from the control unit and peripherals while power is connected.
7.Keep the rear cover of the TeamPoS 3000 terminal installed at all times unless the terminal is being serviced. The cover protects the cable connections and ensures adequate clearance for proper ventilation.
8.Make sure all cable connectors are securely installed on the terminal and peripherals to prevent the cables from being accidentally pulled off. Disconnecting and connecting cables (except USB cables) to the terminal while the power is on could cause damage to the terminal and its peripherals.
9.Do not expose the terminal to liquids. Although the units are designed to resist liquids from entering the internal components, liquids should be kept away from the terminal.
6.1.2Power ON and OFF Sequence
This section presents the general procedures for powering the TeamPoS 3000 control unit ON and OFF. The instructions in this section assume that the terminal, operating system, and the application software have been installed. For any additional power on and off procedures dictated by the retail application, refer to the manuals provided with your PoS and application software.
Caution: With the exception of USB peripherals, never remove or connect any peripheral while power is on its port. To avoid damage to the control unit and peripherals, when connecting and disconnecting RS232 peripherals from the I/O Boards, the turn power OFF with the ports OFF switch (see Section 1.2), the TeamPoS 3000 power switch (in the front of the unit) or by disconnecting AC power.
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