NCR Retail Controls 3.x UPOS User’s Guide
NCR Retail Controls 3.xUPOS User’s GuideB005-0000-1619Issue H
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2OPOSReferences NCR Retail Systems Manager Software User's Guide(B005-0000-1518) NCR Retail Platform Software for Windows(B005-0000-1634)
3Table of ContentsUPOS for WindowsAdditional Software Requirements . 1-4Using Retail Systems Manager LE for Windows . 1-4Bold or Unknown Settings. 1-4Creating a New Profile . 1-6Changing a Profile. 1-10Data Capture . 1-12Biometrics – Fingerprint Reader. 1-15Biometrics Configuration Entries . 1-15Biometrics Data Capture Configuration Entries. 1-15Cash Drawer - Attached to Printer . 1-17Cash Drawer Configuration Entries. 1-17CashDrawer Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-19Cash Drawer - Attached to POS Terminal. 1-21Cash Drawer Configuration . 1-22CashDrawer Configuration Entries. 1-23CashDrawer Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-25Hard Totals. 1-26Hard Totals Configuration Entries. 1-26HardTotals Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-27Keylock . 1-29Keylock Configuration Entries. 1-29Keylock Data Capture Configuration Entries. 1-30Line Display . 1-31NCR5972LineDisplay . 1-31Line Display Configuration Entries . 1-31NCR5973LineDisplay . 1-33
4OPOSLine Display Configuration Entries . 1-33NCR59752x20LineDisplay . 1-34Line Display Configuration Entries . 1-35NCR5975IntLineDisplay . 1-36Line Display Configuration Entries . 1-37NCR7402LineDisplayAPA . 1-38Line Display Configuration Entries . 1-38NCR7402LineDisplay2x20 . 1-40Line Display Configuration Entries . 1-40NCR7443/7446LineDisplay2x20. 1-42Line Display Configuration Entries . 1-42LineDisplay Data Capture Configuration Entries. 1-43MICR . 1-46DirectIO – MICR Parsing . 1-46DirectIO - Set Remove Non Digits. 1-53Clear Exception Table. 1-54MICR - Magnetic Ink Character Recognition ConfigurationEntries . 1-54MICR Data Capture Configuration Entries. 1-56MotionSensor . 1-57MotionSensor - Motion Sensor Configuration Entries . 1-57Motion Sensor Data Capture Configuration Entries. 1-58MSR . 1-59USB Keyboard and Dynakey MSR Configuration Entries. 1-59USB Keyboard and Dynakey MSR Configuration Entries. 1-59USB Keyboard and Dynakey MSR Data CaptureConfiguration Entries . 1-60NCR 5966 MSR Configuration Entries. 1-61NCR 5966 MSR Configuration Entries. 1-61NCR 5966 MSR Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-62POS Printer . 1-63
5DirectIO - Raw Output. 1-64DirectIO - Set Barcode Width . 1-66DirectIO - Set Bitmap Type. 1-67DirectIO - Sound Audible Tone . 1-68DirectIO - Set Minimum Number of Characters Per Line. 1-69DirectIO - Get the Current Printer Status . 1-71DirectIO – Get Kiosk Specific Sensor Status. 1-73DirectIO – Set Autoeject Timeout . 1-74DirectIO – Eject Receipt. 1-75DirectIO – Get Kiosk Specific Status . 1-76DirectIO – Change Paper Low Reporting. 1-77DirectIO – Set Black Mark Configuration. 1-78DirectIO – Set Minimum Receipt Length . 1-79DirectIO – Set Receipt Retain Length. 1-81POS Printer Configuration Entries . 1-83Common Configuration Entries . 1-83NCR 71xx Specific Configuration Entries. 1-87Kiosk Specific Configuration Entries . 1-88H6000 Specific Configuration Entries . 1-90Mod34 Specific Configuration Entries . 1-91POS Printer Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-92Two-Sided Thermal Printing. 1-93Escape Sequences to Control the Two-SidedFunctionality within a Mode. 1-95Special Escape Sequences to Switch between Modes. 1-98Select Print Side Sequence . 1-99OPOS / JavaPOS Mode Functional Definition. 1-100Two Sided Thermal Specific Configuration Entries. 1-102Scale . 1-107DirectIO - Scale Status . 1-107DirectIO - Scale Read ROM . 1-108
6OPOSDirectIO - Scale ROM Version. 1-109DirectIO - Scale Live Weight . 1-110DirectIO - Scale Direct Access . 1-112Method Updates. 1-113ReadWeight Method Updated in UPOS Release 1.9 . 1-113zeroScale Method Updated in UPOS Release 1.9 . 1-115Scale Configuration Entries . 1-116Scale Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-117Scanner. 1-119DirectIO - Scanner NOT-ON-FILE . 1-119DirectIO - Scanner Tone Control . 1-120DirectIO - Scanner Reset . 1-121DirectIO - Scanner Status . 1-122DirectIO - Scanner Read ROM . 1-123DirectIO - Scanner ROM Version . 1-124DirectIO - Scanner Pacesetter Options. 1-125DirectIO - Scanner Direct Access . 1-126Scanner Configuration Entries . 1-127Scanner JavaPOS Default Configuration Entries. 1-138Scanner Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-140Scanner Frequently Asked Questions . 1-1407837-3000 and 7838 Scanner setup for UPOS. 1-140Money Center Integrated Self Service Scanner . 1-1427401/7402 Kiosk Integrated Scanner . 1-142HID USB Scanner Configuration. 1-142NCR 2357-xxxx( 3800, 4600, 5600 and 5620) Scannersetup for UPOS . 1-147NCR 7404 EP Advantage Scanner setup for UPOS . 1-148NCR 2356 Scanner setup for NCR UPOS . 1-149ToneIndicator. 1-151DirectIO – Set Keyclick Tone. 1-151
7ToneIndicator - Tone Indicator Configuration Entries. 1-152Tone Indicator Data Capture Configuration Entries . 1-153
8OPOSRevision RecordIssueDateRemarksADec 2005 Updates to USB Scale.BApr 2006 Updates for Retail Controls 3.6 scanner/scaleCMay 2006 Updates to POS Printer for Two-Sided ThermalPrintingDAug 2006 Updates to Scanner, Cashdrawer, and POS PrinterEJan 2007 Updates to scanner, cashdrawer, line display andPOS printer. Updated RSM screen shotsFMar 2007 Update Scanner for 7404 EP Advantage Scannerprofile settings and FAQ on scanner configuration.GApr 2007 Update Scanner for NCR2356 Scanner profilesettings and FAQ on scanner configuration.Update Scale for zeroScale notes.Printer TST updates.HAug 2007 Update Scanner for RTS Enable/Disable controland Scanner FAQ on configuration.Added the 7194 printerFixed several entries throughout that were missingsupported printer modelsUpdated the list of supported USB Dynakeys forthe MSR, Keylock, and Tone
1UPOS for WindowsThe following table shows the devices that are supported for thisversion of the Retail Controls for Windows.UnifiedPOS ControlNCRSupportDevices SupportedBiometrics - Fingerprint ReaderYESIntegrated or USBBump BarNOCash ChangerNOCash Drawer - On PrinterYESNCR 7167, NCR7197 PrintersCash Drawer - 458/7459.NCR 7453-3xxxCAT - Credit AuthorizationTermNOCheck ScannerNOCoin DispenserNOFiscal PrinterNOHard TotalsYESDisk Based MediaKeylockYESNCR 5932 USB Keyboard,5953 USB Dynakey, or 5954 USBDynakeyLine DisplayYESNCR 5972 VFD, LCD, and OccularLCD. Serial only for all models.NCR 7402 APA, NCR 7402 2x20.NCR 7443/7446 2x20MICRYESConnected to PrinterMotion SensorYESNCR 7401 and 7402MSRYESNCR 5932 USB Keyboard,5953 USB Dynakey, or 5954 USBDynakeyPIN PadNOPoint Card Reader WriterNO
POS KeyboardNOPOS PowerNOPOS PrinterYESNCR 7156, NCR 7158, NCR 7167,NCR 7197, K580, K590, 7342F306, H6000Remote Order DisplayNOScaleYESNCR 7872, NCR 7875, 7876, 7878,7883 (Serial, USB)ScannerYESNCR 7872/75/76/78 (Serial, NCRUSB, USB),NCR 7837 (Serial, NCR USB),NCR 7838 (Serial, NCR USB)3800, 4600, 5600/20 (Serial, NCRUSB)NCR 7880, NCR 7882 (Serial, NCRUSB)Note 1: USB – OS supportedHID USBNote2: NCR USB – A USBscanner connected through aVirtual Serial COM portemulation driver. Requiresadditional driver install.NCR 7883, NCR 7892 (Serial, NCRUSB, USB)NCR 7832 (Serial)See Scanner Frequently AskedQuestions (FAQ) section forscanner configuration settings.NCR 7404EP Advantage (USB)NCR 2357 (Serial, NCR USB)NCR 2356 (Serial, NCR USB, USB)Signature CaptureNOTone IndicatorYESNCR 5932 USB Keyboard,5953 USB Dynakey, or 5954 USBDynakeyNCR uses standard JavaPOS 1.11 Device Controls as provided by theJavaPOS committee (they are open source). Similarly, NCR OPOSService Objects are compatible with the Common Controls for OPOS1.11. The OPOS and JavaPOS specifications have now been combinedinto one specification called UPOS (Unified Point of Service). Thelatest UPOS specification can be found at: http://www.nrf-arts.org/.Additional information on JavaPOS can be obtained from:http://www.javapos.com and/orhttp://www.javapos.com/samplecode.html
NCR OPOS supports both 2.x controls and 3.x controls. This documentdescribes only the 3.x controls. You can tell a 3.x control by the nameof its associated service object. The service object name hasNCROposSO as the prefix. For example the POS Printer’s serviceobject is NCROposSO.POSPrinter. The 2.x controls are explained inthe OPOS Windows Help File (BD90-0264-B).This document only describes the NCR specific differences from theUnifiedPOS specification and is to be used in conjunction with thatspecification.The term Retail controls is defined as an overall term which includesboth OPOS and JavaPOS for Linux or Windows. The following tableshows the relationship of some of the terms between OPOS andJavaPOS.Retail ControlsJavaPOSOPOSDevice ControlControl ObjectDevice ServiceService Object
Additional Software RequirementsUsing Retail Systems Manager LE for WindowsThe Retail Systems Manager LE permits you to control power-upfunctionality and report some of the system parameters.Note: Make all changes to a peripherals configuration using the RetailSystems Manager interface. If you change a peripheral’s configurationdirectly in the registry, the new value may not be recognized.Refer to the NCR Retail Systems Manager Software User's Guide (B0050000-1518) for additional information on using Retail Systems ManagerManager. Additional information on Retail Systems Manager LE isfound in the NCR Retail Platform Software for Windows document(B005-0000-1634).Devices are listed in the Device tree in RSM LE only if they areinstalled. If only certain controls were installed using the RPSWcustom install, only those peripherals are in the tree.Bold or Unknown SettingsWhen using the RSM user interface, if a setting is displayed in bold, itmeans that the value has been changed and has not been saved. If asetting is bold when a page is initially displayed (and therefore theuser didn’t make a change), the RSM UI found an invalid value and isdisplaying the default value. Select Save to set this or Cancel/Discardto leave the setting as is.If a setting contains a bit mask and it is bold when a page is initiallydisplayed, the meaning is slightly different. Bit mask settings includesettings like the data capture settings that appear as check boxes in theRSM UI. Bold still means that the setting is unknown, but it means thatthere are undefined bits set. Rather than reverting to a default valuefor the entire setting, the valid bits that are set remain set, and theinvalid bits are cleared.
“Unknown” settings means the RSM UI can’t retrieve the setting. Thesetting may be missing. If the setting does exist, this may be a sign thatthere is a problem with the NCRLoader service.
Creating a New ProfileIf you wish to add a new profile for a particular Retail Control, Selectthe type of device type on the left side of the screen and then select the“Create” button.Enter the Profile name that identifies this particular configuration.Select the Service Object line and then select the Service Object for theRetail Control being used. Other entries may appear depending on theService Object selected, such as the Model Layer parameter shown inthe following example.
After these parameters have been entered, select “Create Profile”. Thespecific values for the profile with default values assigned is shown.
If you wish to change a particular parameter, select that parameter andyou are provided with the configuration values to select. For example,if you wish the change the reporting of the method of the Y-CableStatus shown above, select “Y-Cable Status” and then select a validvalue from the drop down list. After selecting new parameter values,select the Save button at the bottom of the screen. For additionalinformation on using the Retail Systems Manager (RSM), refer to theNCR Retail Systems Manager Software User’s Guide (B005-0000-1518).
Changing a ProfileTo change a profile, select one of the available profiles from the dropdown list and select OK.
You can change any parameter that is not grayed out by selecting thatparameter and making the changes. If you change the Model settingthat identifies the model of the peripheral, other settings may beaffected.For additional information on using the Retail Systems Manager(RSM), refer to the NCR Retail Systems Manager Software User’s Guide(B005-0000-1518).
Data CaptureThe Data Capture menu permits you to set the Trace Mask and LevelMask for the various modules that are used by RSM. Data Capture isfor use by NCR developers when a problem arises with RSM. TheNCR developer will give you information for the Trace Mask and theLevel Mask based on the problem he is trying to solve. The DataCapture information is accessed from Administration DataCaptureor from each device page Devices XXXX.
You can set the overall Trace Mask and Level Mask settings or you canset them for a specific module by selecting the module.The Trace Mask settings include:The Level Mask settings include:
Biometrics – Fingerprint Reader The Biometrics Service currently supports and integrated orexternal USB Fingerprint Reader.Biometrics Configuration EntriesParameterDescriptionValid ValuesProfile NameThe name of a specific configuration.A configuration name such asNCRBiometrics.0, (Any name youwish)Programmatic IDThe Service Object being used by this control.NCROposSO.BiometricsNCR Model LayerThe cash drawer(s) are connected to a printer.Therefore, the printer must also be available.This is the Device Service for the printer.NCRDPFingerprintReaderUseSerialNumberThis setting allows a specific FingerprintReader device to be used. This is only necessaryif two or more Fingerprint Readers areconnected to a single terminal. If this value isnot filled in, the Service will use the firstFingerprint Reader device it finds whenenumerating USB.Default is empty.Biometrics Data Capture Configuration EntriesRefer to the Data Capture section in this document for details onchanging the Data Capture settings using the RSM user interface. Thisis the recommended way to change the Data Capture settings. Datacapture for the Biometrics Service is controlled through settings storedin the NCRDatacap.conf configuration file. The following exampleshows how to enable maximum data capture for all of the Biometricscomponents.[NCROposSO.Biometrics]
LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F[NCRDPFingerprintReader]LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F
Cash Drawer - Attached to PrinterThe CashDrawer supports 1 or 2 cash drawers connected to thefollowing printers: NCR 7156 Printer. NCR 7158 Printer. NCR 7167 Printer. NCR 7168 Printer. NCR 7194 Printer. NCR 7197 Printer. NCR 7198 Printer.Cash Drawer Configuration Entries
ParameterDescriptionValid ValuesProfile NameThe name of a specific configuration.A configuration name such asNCRCashDrawer.0, (Any nameyou wish)Programmatic IDThe Service Object being used by this control.NCROposSO.CashDrawerNCR Model LayerThe cash drawer(s) are connected to a printer.Therefore, the printer must also be available.This is the Device Service for the printer.NCR71xxPrinterCDMICRModelUses ProfileThe printer profile that manages this drawer . Ituses the configuration parameters of the Printerin addition to the parameters described here.Therefore, the Printer configuration entries mustbe set up first. If you delete the Printer serviceobject, the cash drawer can not be used.POSPrinter\NCRPOSPrinter.0Cash DrawerNumberNumber of the cash drawer to be controlled.Drawer 1 (default) or Drawer 2YCableStatusThis setting determines how the cash drawerstatus is reported back to the application. Thisis intended to permit applications to workaround the hardware limitation caused by theuse of a Y-Cable in order to support two cashdrawers. Most of the settings only have aneffect when used with printers that support dualcash drawers with a Y-Cable. The following arethe values for this parameter:Report Drawer 1 OnlyReport Drawer 1 Only. BackwardsCompatibility Reports the cash drawer statusas all previous releases of this OPOS ServiceObject. No matter which drawer is open, thestatus is always reported as drawer 1.Report Last Drawer Opened - In this casewhen a drawer open is detected, the open statusis reported for the last drawer which was sent anOpen command. If the Open is sent to drawer 1then drawer 1 shows open, if to drawer 2 thendrawer 2 shows open. If drawer 1 or 2 isalready open, and an Open is sent to the otherdrawer, then both drawers report open. Bothdrawers remain reporting open until bothdrawers are closed, because we cannot detectIf the Printer profile has not beensetup, this field shows “None.”Report Last Drawer Opened(default)Report Each DrawerDon't Report Status
ParameterDescriptionclose until both are closed.Valid ValuesReport Each Drawer - This basically reportsexactly what the hardware tells us. If eitherdrawer 1 or drawer 2 is open, then both drawersare reported open. If drawer 1 is open then both1 and 2 report open. If drawer 2 is open thenboth 1 and 2 report open. Both are reportedopen until both drawers are closed.Don't Report Status - This affects all cashdrawer types. In this mode the CapStatuscapability reports FALSE, and both drawersalways show closed regardless of the actualdrawer status.CashDrawer Data Capture Configuration EntriesRefer to the Data Capture section in this document for details onchanging the Data Capture settings using the RSM user interface. Thisis the recommended way to change the Data Capture settings. Datacapture for the CashDrawer is controlled through settings stored in theNCRDatacap.conf configuration file. The following example showshow to enable maximum data capture for all of the sk 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F[NCR71xxCashDrawerModel(0)]LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F[NCR71xxCashDrawerModel(1)]
LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F[NCR71xxPrinterCDMICRModel]LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F
Cash Drawer - Attached to POS TerminalThe CashDrawer supports 1 or 2 cash drawers connected to thefollowing terminals. NCR 7453 - 3xxx NCR 7456 NCR 7457 NCR 7458 NCR 7459 NCR 7402 NCR 7404 NCR 7443 NCR 7446 NCR 7449
Cash Drawer Configuration
CashDrawer Configuration EntriesParameterDescriptionValid ValuesProfile NameThe name of a specific configuration.A configuration name such asNCRCashDrawer.3 (Any name youwish)Programmatic ID(OPSOS)The Service Object being used by this rServiceNCR Model LayerThe cash drawer(s) are connected to pe of cashdrawer interface to be used.M (default)UM – Motherboard (integrated).U – USB, HID USB to NCR RS485 dongle.Note: Terminals not specifically listed shoulduse “M” for Motherboard connection type. Theservice object will select the connection typebased on the Motherboard type.ModelType of cashdrawer.74047443744321xx74467449Note: RS485 requires special ber of the cash drawer to be controlled.Drawer 0 (default) or Drawer 1Uses ProfileThe cashdrawer profile that manages thisdrawer . It uses the configuration parameters ofthe managing cashdrawer in addition to theparameters described here. Therefore, themanaging cashdrawer configuration entriesmust be set up first. If you delete the managingcashdrawer service object, the cash drawer cannot be used.CashDrawer\Cashdrawer.0This setting determines how the cash drawerstatus is reported back to the application. Thisis intended to permit applications to workaround the hardware limitation caused by theuse of a Y-Cable in order to support two cashdrawers. Most of the settings only have aneffect when used with printers that support dualcash drawers with a Y-Cable. The following areReport Drawer 1 OnlyYCableStatusIf the profile has not been setup,this field shows “None.”Report Last Drawer Opened(default)Report Each DrawerDon't Report Status
ParameterDescriptionthe values for this parameter:Report Drawer 1 Only. BackwardsCompatibility Reports the cash drawer statusas all previous releases of this OPOS ServiceObject. No matter which drawer is open, thestatus is always reported as drawer 1.Report Last Drawer Opened - In this casewhen a drawer open is detected, the open statusis reported for the last drawer which was sent anOpen command. If the Open is sent to drawer 1then drawer 1 shows open, if to drawer 2 thendrawer 2 shows open. If drawer 1 or 2 isalready open, and an Open is sent to the otherdrawer, then both drawers report open. Bothdrawers remain reporting open until bothdrawers are closed, because we cannot detectclose until both are closed.Report Each Drawer - This basically reportsexactly what the hardware tells us. If eitherdrawer 1 or drawer 2 is open, then both drawersare reported open. If drawer 1 is open then both1 and 2 report open. If drawer 2 is open thenboth 1 and 2 report open. Both are reportedopen until both drawers are closed.Don't Report Status - This affects all cashdrawer types. In this mode the CapStatuscapability reports FALSE, and both drawersalways show closed regardless of the actualdrawer status.Valid Values
CashDrawer Data Capture Configuration EntriesRefer to the Data Capture section in this document for details onchanging the Data Capture settings using the RSM user interface. Thisis the recommended way to change the Data Capture settings. Datacapture for the Terminal CashDrawer is controlled through settingsstored in the NCRDatacap.conf configuration file. The followingexample shows how to enable maximum data capture for all of theCashDrawer components.[NCROposSO.Cashdrawer]LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F[NCRCashDrawerModel]LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F[NCRCashDrawerHydra]LevelMask 0xFFFFFFFFTraceMask 0xFFFFFFFFUseDefault F
Hard TotalsHard Totals provide a method to store various totals informationobtained from the retail application. These totals can be stored on Diskor any device that supports standard disk I/O such as the network or aCompact Flash card. The Hard Totals use the synchronous processingmodel.Hard Totals Configuration EntriesParameterDescriptionValid ValuesProfile NameThe name of a specific configuration.HardTotals.0 (Any nameyou wish)Programmatic IDThis is the Service Object name for the Hard TotalsNCROposSO.HardTotalsNCR ModelLayerMedia TypeNCRHardTotalsRCIndicates the media on which to store the Hard Totalsdata. This value may only be set to Disk. A media typeof disk does not mean that the Hard Totals file mustreside on a local hard drive; the Hard Totals file can"Disk"
reside on any device that supports the standard disk I/Ooperations, including a network drive or compact flash.HardTotals AreaFilename The file name of the totals file. If the file does notexist, then a file with the requested size is created inthe desired directory. If the directory component ofthe file name is invalid, the service object will returnan error at open ardTotals Sizein KBThe size of the totals file, in kilobytes. The defaultvalue is 1024. This value is only used if the specifieddisk
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