Fujitsu 3000 XL - Manual

Fujitsu 3000 XL

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Team; PoS; Installation and Maintenance
  • Page 4 – Regulatory Information; EMC; Radio Frequency Interference Requirements – Canada; Radio Frequency Interference Requirements – Europe; Safety; Lead Acid Battery
  • Page 5 – Recycling; The LCD’s used with this product may contain a backlight that; Hg
  • Page 6 – Table of Contents
  • Page 11 – Overview; industry standard platform the
  • Page 12 – TeamPoS 3000 Control Unit Flow Diagram (XL Motherboard only)
  • Page 13 – TeamPoS 3000 XL2 Control Unit Flow Diagram (XL
  • Page 14 – Front Panel LED's and Switches; The following graphic and table show the
  • Page 15 – TeamPoS 3000 Front Panel Switch and LCD Matrix; Symbols; Caution
  • Page 16 – Intelligent PIN Configuration Guidelines
  • Page 18 – Chapter 2 Environmental Specifications
  • Page 19 – Environmental Specifications for both XL and XL; Specifications
  • Page 22 – Chapter 3 - DIMENSIONS; Note: All dimensions are expressed as mm and inches.; Standard TeamPoS 3000 XL and XL; on top of; 2” LCD Stacked
  • Page 24 – Control Units
  • Page 25 – Keyboards
  • Page 26 – Cash Drawers; Standard Cash Drawer
  • Page 29 – Displays; controller. The D22
  • Page 37 – Printers
  • Page 39 – Chapter 4 SITE PREPARATION; Inspecting the Shipment; If components are missing, contact your Help Desk for
  • Page 41 – Preparing for Installation:; Before installing equipment, perform the following steps:; Determining Power Requirements; To prevent data loss, do not plug other equipment that can
  • Page 42 – General Requirements; The following are general electrical supply requirements:
  • Page 44 – Installation with Other Equipment
  • Page 46 – Back View of control unit
  • Page 47 – CHAPTER 5 INSTALLATION; Confirm that the external power source is 100-240 VAC before; Panel Removal/Installation Process; Be sure to observe all ESD precautions and power off procedures.
  • Page 50 – Removing the motherboard assembly
  • Page 52 – Installing CPU and Heat Sink
  • Page 54 – Installing the Hard Disk Drives
  • Page 59 – stick in the top slot following the
  • Page 61 – Installing the CD/DVD Drive
  • Page 64 – Installing the Partial Backup Battery
  • Page 66 – Removing the Backplane Assembly
  • Page 72 – Powered USB I/O Board; Ports designated as Port C on the backplane (24V PUSB) and Port 3
  • Page 75 – Combo Board; Combo Board with XL
  • Page 76 – Note; and Port C cannot provide 24V power to 2 printers simultaneously.
  • Page 79 – Combo Board with COM Board (XL Motherboard only)
  • Page 87 – Single Stacked LCD Stand
  • Page 90 – right
  • Page 92 – Top Hinge
  • Page 95 – Mounting Bracket
  • Page 96 – Mounting
  • Page 99 – Dual Stacked LCD Stand
  • Page 103 – No Touch Configuration; VGA
  • Page 104 – Touch Configuration with A-B USB and Power Brick
  • Page 105 – DV15 ready for VESA mounting
  • Page 106 – Audio
  • Page 113 – Installing the VF60 in Stacked Stand
  • Page 118 – Stacking Notches
  • Page 121 – Installing the Central Filler and Keyboard; Installing the Keyboard
  • Page 126 – Stacking the DT50 Series Printer
  • Page 128 – Stacking the CT10 Printer
  • Page 130 – Chapter 6 - General Operations; System Operations; The procedures in this chapter are intended for; store personnel; procedures in succeeding chapters are for; authorized service personnel only
  • Page 131 – Caution: With the exception of USB peripherals, never remove or; To avoid
  • Page 134 – Chapter 7 - Maintenance; Periodic Maintenance; To avoid damage to the
  • Page 137 – Replacing the Motherboard
  • Page 144 – CD PWR
  • Page 147 – Replacing the CPU and Heat Sink
  • Page 149 – Replacing the Hard Disk Drives
  • Page 150 – Adding or Replacing Memory; Adding or Replacing XL Motherboard Memory; Disconnect the power cable from the controller.
  • Page 152 – Adding or Replacing XL2 Motherboard Memory
  • Page 158 – Replacing Battery Backup
  • Page 160 – Removing the backplane assembly
  • Page 172 – Combo Board and the
  • Page 176 – Connector type: Female D15
  • Page 186 – Replacing the Power Supply
  • Page 188 – Replacing the Power Supply Fan
  • Page 190 – Replacing the Backplane; Looking from the rear, the power supply is on the right.
  • Page 194 – cards; Connectors
  • Page 195 – Cash Drawer
  • Page 196 – This Page Intentionally Left Blank
  • Page 197 – Chapter 8 - Troubleshooting; NOTE: Assume Windows operating system and OPOS/JavaPOS; No; Is the 5V Standby LED light on?; sure the motherboard standby power LED light is out.
  • Page 198 – System will not boot up
  • Page 201 – Printing errors
  • Page 202 – Impossible to input data from keyboard and/or abnormal input; Is the cable connected correctly?
  • Page 203 – Keyboard MSR reading error
  • Page 204 – Cash Drawer Operation errors
  • Page 205 – occurs
  • Page 206 – Operation errors of other peripheral devices
  • Page 207 – Chapter 9. BIOS Setup Procedures – Aurora Motherboard; Opening CMOS Setup Screen
  • Page 208 – Factory Default Settings
  • Page 211 – Phoenix – AwardBIOS CMOS Setup Utility
  • Page 213 – CAS Latency Time
  • Page 215 – Emulation Type; Detection
  • Page 216 – Legacy USB Support
  • Page 222 – Current BIOS Level
  • Page 223 – Super Password Status; Item Help
  • Page 225 – Chapter 10. BIOS Setup Procedures – XL; Changing settings that
  • Page 226 – Main; Item Specific Help
  • Page 227 – Motherboard
  • Page 229 – SATA Port 1
  • Page 230 – SATA Port 2
  • Page 231 – SATA Port 3
  • Page 232 – Phoenix TrustedCoreTM Setup Utility; Advanced
  • Page 235 – USB Feature
  • Page 236 – ICH SATA PATA Control Sub-Menu
  • Page 237 – Super IO Feature
  • Page 241 – Power
  • Page 242 – Boot
  • Page 243 – Exit
  • Page 244 – Chapter 11 SPARE AND UPGRADE PARTS LIST
  • Page 245 – Issue 3
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Summary

Page 2 - Team; PoS; Installation and Maintenance

Team PoS 3000 ® Installation and Maintenance Manual

Page 4 - Regulatory Information; EMC; Radio Frequency Interference Requirements – Canada; Radio Frequency Interference Requirements – Europe; Safety; Lead Acid Battery

Preface TeamPoS 3000 XL and XL 2 vii Issue 3 D90000145 Regulatory Information EMC Radio Frequency Interference Requirements – U.S.A. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to prov...

Page 5 - Recycling; The LCD’s used with this product may contain a backlight that; Hg

TeamPoS 3000 XL and XL 2 Preface D90000145 Issue 3 viii Recycling WARNING: The LCD’s used with this product may contain a backlight that contains mercury. Please dispose of according to local, state, or federal laws. Hg LAMP(S) INS IDE T HIS PRODUCT CONTAIN MERCURY AND MUST BE RECYCLED OR DISPOSED O...

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