Jiva Series
Optional Attachment Kits
User’s Manual
Rev. Original
KP100
SD100
SD200
FCC Notes:
PD302
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions manual, may cause interference
to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with limits for a Class
A digital device pursuant to subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to
provide reasonable protection against interference when operated in a commercial
environment. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever
measures to correct the interference.
Warranty Limits:
Warranty terminates automatically when any person other than the authorized
technicians opens the machine. The user should consult his/her dealer for the problem
happened. Warranty voids if the user does not follow the instructions in application of
this merchandise. The manufacturer is by no means responsible for any damage or
hazard caused by improper application.
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Part 1
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INSTALLATION
1. HARDWARE INSTALLATION
A FOR SIDE MOUNT KIT (KP or SD)
Mechanical Mounting
For the side mount integrated attachment kits (KP100, KP110, SD100,
SD110, SD200, SD210) ordered with the host system like Jiva series or
TM4115 series, it is installed on the system at delivery. For separately ordered
side mount kit, it is delivered separately from the system and needs to be fixed
onto the system (however, SD200 series for Jiva 5800 series before the Jiva
5800G version is not recommended) per following instructions before use.
However, before trying to install a SD200 / SD210, please check first that
there is one free USB connector in the I/O area of the system reserved for this
purpose in the system configuration. Should there be any need for application
of a USB HUB for this connection, a self-powered type USB HUB (with its
own power adaptor) is required. However, For KP110 / SD110 / SD210
application with TM4115, please connect the attachment kit to the extension
cable in cable cover area of TM4115 and then connect the extension cable to
the appropriate port of the host system.
You may find two screw holes on back of the right side of the main unit
of Jiva series or TM4115 series. Align the upgrade unit to the right edge of the
main terminal. Insert and fasten with the two screws with split washers
included in your kit, as indicated in the picture below.
Upgrade Unit Screw Holes
The Upgrade Kit
.
Back of Jiva Series
Connection To Host
Connect the USB connector of attachment kit to one of the USB ports of
Jiva series or through cover area of TM4115. Connect the PS/2 KB connector
of KP100 / KP110 to the PS/2 KB jack in Jiva or through TM4115. When the
SD100 / SD110 is installed with iButton receptor, there will be one additional
9 pin female D connector and a pair of male/female PS/2 keyboard connectors
from the upgrade kit. Connect the D connector to the COM port for iButton
setup (and data connection). Connect the male PS/2 keyboard connector to the
keyboard port in Jiva or through TM4115 for data connection if KB interface
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is selected. Route the cable connection for the attachment kit to cable cover
area of Jiva series or TM4115 through the side of the cable cover. Break the
obstructing side wall of the cable cover in the cable entrance to the connector
area according to the needs.
Connection To PS/2 Keyboard
PS/2 KB Connector
KP100 Rear View
KP100 Inclined
Bottom View
Indentation For Cable Holding
Refer to the pictures of bottom of KP100 with their partially enlarged
pictures to the right above. In the cavity found at rear side of KP100, there is a
PS/2 KB jack. Connect a standard PS/2 keyboard device to this jack and insert
the cable from the PS/2 keyboard device into the indentation for strain relief
and fixation when a PS/2 KB is required.
If a PS/2 keyboard is to be used in Jiva series with SD100 installed with
iButton receptor, please connect it to the female connector from SD100.
However, should there be any compatibility issue for this cascaded keyboard,
please try use another brand keyboard or a USB keyboard for application. If a
programmable keyboard is to be connected for programming, please
connect it between the host and the PS/2 KB interface of iButton reader in
SD100 / SD110 otherwise programming may fail.
B. FOR REAR TOP MOUNT KIT (PD302)
1. Separate the main unit of Jiva touch terminal from its stand assembly.
Consult a qualified electronic engineer to prepare power for the PD302 in
the service window on rear side of the main unit and then reassemble the
touch terminal.
2. Aim the bottom center cavity of PD302 series toward the
latch stub at rear of touch terminal main unit. Then aim
both metal and plastic hooks at rear of the PD302 series
toward the suitable ventilation openings on top rear of
the main unit. Please use a phillips head driver to fasten
Metal Hook
the screws on the metal hook but not to overdo it so that
Plastic Hook
the metal hooks hold the ribs of the ventilation holes
from inside.
3. Plug the DB9 female connector to the COM port with power DC supply
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from the TP series. Please remove the COM1 terminator and save it at a
safe place for future use if COM1 is to be used for PD302.
4. Route the cable to go through the notch on back of the
stand assembly of touch terminal as indicated in the picture.
Reassemble the main unit and stand assembly.
(Guidance for future un-installation: Please use screw driver
to release the metal hook before removing PD302 from the ventilation holes.)
2. DRIVER INSTALLATION
1. For MSR: The magnetic stripe reader in SD100 / SD110 / SD200 / SD210,
no matter how many tracks are in the reader head, connects to the host
through USB port working as a USB KB and therefore requires no driver
installation except setting up the USB keyboard to be enabled in system
CMOS setup if the OS does not do it automatically. Refer to “Operation
Guide” for manipulation over the reader configuration. The MSR in KP100
/ KP110 also requires no driver since it is a PS/2 KB interface device.
2. For Smart Card Reader: The smart card reader device driver has to be
installed before this device can be accessed by the application software.
Please find the device driver from the Posiflex Product Information CD
ROM that comes alone with the Jiva or TM4115 series that the attachment
3. For E-M Type Finger Print Sensor: The finger print sensor is connected
to the system through USB interface. The operating system must be
capable to handle the USB interface to have this device working. Starting
the computer with the USB interface for this device connected or inserting
the USB interface of this device with the computer running will activate the
“Add New Hardware Wizard”. Follow the wizard and find in the above
mentioned CD ROM under subdirectory drivers and then the main product
KP100 / KP110 or SD100 / SD110 is applied to and then the subdirectory
for the finger print scanner when required.
4. For Optical Finger Print Sensor: To include the drivers for this sensor to
perform finger print registration or verification (authentication) in an AP
requires the software programmer to purchase and utilize its SDK (software
developer’ s kit). However, Posiflex delivers this optical finger print sensor
with its drivers. Please find in the mini CD delivered with SD200 / SD210
or Product Information CD delivered with Posiflex POS system the folder
for “Posiflex Optical Finger Print Sensor” or download the installation
program
from
our
web
or
5. For Programmabl e Key Pad: This keypad provides double keys and
blank keys for system integrator’ s choice to present some alterations in
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layout appearance when required. The content of the programmable keys
should have been organized by the system integrator and requires no
installation by end users. Please use a flattop (minus sign) screw driver (Do
not use the attached key clip for this operation.) to help getting the key top
off gently if change for blank key or double key is
required. Please always first orientate the key tops
correctly before inserting any key top into the case
of the keypad. Failure to do so could result in
permanent damage. Please always match the
latching tab on bottom stem of key top with the tab
in guiding hole and gently press the key top down
till a click sound is heard as indicated in the picture.
Tab
Springy
wall
6. For iButton Reader: The iButton can be programmed to communicate on
either RS232 interface or PS/2 KB interface through Hyper Terminal
configuration setup. Please refer to instruction on our web sitefor the detail.
In general, this should be taken care of for the software in the way
organized by the system integrator.
7. For Customer Display: The communication protocol should be set to
9600 bps, none parity check, 8 data bits and 1 stop bit. Listed beloware all
commands that PD302 will respond to.
EPSON COMMAND MODE (POWER ON DEFAULT):
COMMAND
HEX CODES FUNCTION
NAME
BS
HT
LF
HOM
CLR
CR
<08>
<09>
<0A>
<0B>
<0C>
<0D>
<18>
Move Cursor Left
Move Cursor Right
Move Cursor Down
Move Cursor To Home Position
Clear Display Screen
Move Cursor To Left Most Position
Clear Cursor Line
CAN
Select Peripheral Device / Command
Mode
ESC =
<1B><3D><n>
n=1 pass through (should not be used)
n=2, 3 (not required)
n=4 switch to PST command mode
Initialize Display
Disable / Enable Euro Dollar Sign
n = 0, 19
ESC @
ESC t
<1B><40>
<1B><74><n>
US MD1
US MD2
US MD3
<1F><01>
<1F><02>
<1F><03>
Specify Overwrite Mode
Specify Vertical Scroll Mode
Specify Horizontal Scroll Mode
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US LF
US CR
<1F><0A>
<1F><0D>
Move Cursor Up
Move Cursor To Right Most Position
Move Cursor To Specified Position
US $
<1F><24><n><m> n = 1 ~ 20
m = 1, 2
US @
US B
US C
<1F><40>
<1F><42>
<1F><43><n>
Show Version
Move Cursor To Bottom Position
Cursor On / Off, n = 1, 0
Blink Display Screen
n = 0 ~ 255
US E
<1F><45><n>
PST COMMAND MODE:
HEX CODE
FUNCTION
<01>
Set Pass Through Flag (should not be used)
Change Leading Code
Wraparound Mode (Default)
Vertical Scroll Mode
Insert Mode
Overwrite Mode (Default)
Back Space
Move Cursor Right
Move Cursor Down
Move Cursor Left
Delete Character
Move Cursor To Left Most Position
Clear Display
Clear Line 1
Clear Line 2
Cursor Block Mode
Cursor Under Line Mode
Clear Pass Through Flag
Switch To Epson Mode
Cursor On
Cursor Off
Reset
<06> <N > <N2>
1
<14> <01>
<14> <02>
<14> <03>
<14> <04>
<14> <08>
<14> <09>
<14> <0A>
<14> <0B>
<14> <0C>
<14> <0D>
<14> <0E>
<14> <10>
<14> <11>
<14> <12>
<14> <13>
<14> <15> <02>
<14> <16>
<14> <17>
<14> <18>
<14> <19>
<14> <1A> <P>
<14> <1B>
<14> <1C>
Move Cursor To Position P (P=0~13,14~27h)
Move Cursor To Rightmost Position Of Line 1
Move Cursor To Rightmost Position Of Line 2
The power on default of the PD302 itself is the Epson command mode.
The Euro Dollar Sign is designated at code <D5>h.
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OPERATION GUIDE
E-M TYPE FINGER PRINT SENSOR
The Posiflex E-M type finger print sensor has been tested to operate well
on reading finger prints of various skin conditions, it is still advisable to keep
the scanning area clean. To have a successful scanning, the finger must be
placed in a way that the core of the finger print is within the scanning area
(and best be in the center of the area), the finger should align with the sensing
pad within a tolerance of +/- 15º and the finger must get in touch with the
drive ring around the scanning area. Place the finger down flat, lightly but
firmly on the sensor. Do not roll the finger as you might in a traditional ink-
and-paper finger print taking. Keep the finger flat and motionless against the
sensor detection surface for a couple of seconds during the imaging process.
It is most advisable in real practice to register (enroll) for each ID more
than 1 finger and even better to register fingers from both hands into the
system. In this way, the identification procedure can less likely be obstructed
even in case of accidental injury. Please note that the finger print sensor is not
suitable for taking the finger print image of an infant.
Please refer to the readme files in the software installation for further
OPTICAL TYPE FINGER PRINT SENSOR
a.
Cautions
1. Never pour the glass cleaner directly on the sensor window
2. Never use alcohol-based cleaners
3. Never submerge the sensor in liquid
4. Never rub the window with an abrasive material, including paper
5. Do not poke the window coating with your fingernail or any hard item,
such as a pen.
b.
Principle
The finger print sensor software never stores fingerprint images. The
finger print sensor software creates a fingerprint template, which is a highly
compressed and digitally encoded mathematical representation of fingerprint
features. This template is created when a user registers a finger and is stored in
an encrypted file. When the user later touches the fingerprint reader to
authenticate, a new template is created and compared to the “registered”
template. If there is a match, the authentication is successful.
c.
Finger Print Recognition
In order for the sensor to acquire a good image of your finger, you must
place the pad of your finger but not the tip in the center of the sensor window,
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and apply gentle, even pressure. Do not “roll” your finger as usually practiced
in the traditional ink and paper fingerprint taking technique. Pressing too hard
will distort your fingerprint. Pressing too lightly will not expose a large enough
area of your finger. Also, make sure to hold your finger on the sensor until you
see the sensor light blink; this may take longer for dry fingers. Then, lift your
finger. Although you may use any finger with the sensor, your index finger of
either hand works best. If the sensor is capturing your finger image as
indicated by the sensor blink and you have tried all the above suggestions, you
may need to reregister your finger.
d.
Sensor Activation
There will always be a red light from the sensor to detect the presence of
a finger when the sensor is activated. Failure to connect to a self-powered USB
port will cause non-operation of the sensor. If you activate your terminal’ s
power saving functionality but your third party application does not support
this, then your fingerprint sensor will enter “sleep mode” even though your
workstation does not. If this occurs, you will need to disconnect and reconnect
the sensor to the USB port. Please check with your application developer for
compatibility.
e.
Cleaning the Sensor
Depending on the amount of use, the sensor window
may need to be cleaned periodically. To clean it, apply the
sticky side of a piece of adhesive cellophane tape on the
window and peel it away as in the drawing at right.
Under heavy usage, the window coating on some sensors may turn
cloudy from the salt in perspiration. In this case, gently wipe the window with
a cloth (not paper) dampened with a mild ammonia-based glass cleaner.
MAGNETIC STRIPE READER
The magnetic stripe reader in KP100 / KP110 connects to the host
through KB port and therefore requires no driver installation to get it working.
The magnetic stripe reader in SD100 / SD110 / SD200 / SD210 connects to the
host through USB port working as a USB KB and therefore also requires no
driver installation except setting up the USB keyboard to be enabled in system
CMOS setup.
Besides the interface options there are also reader head options
applicable to MSR in these security devices. The reader head can be either JIS
II type or any of the possible configurations in ISO standard (tracks 1 & 2, 2 &
3, 1 & 2 & 3). For ISO MSR, some parameters on data readout can be set by
jumper setting or by software provided by Posiflex as below. For MSR to read
card of AAMVA and CA DMV, the reader head must be the 3 tracks ISO type.
There is a “Posiflex USB MSR Manager” program provided to control
some parameter configuration for this MSR. The features controllable in this
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program covers each track enable/disable, Alt+Num approach for ASCII codes
and Leading/Stop code enable/disable. The function for enabling each track of
course comes in effect only when the track is physically available. Please find
in the mini CD delivered with SD200 or Product Information CD delivered
with Posiflex POS system the folder for “USBMSR” and “SetUp” this demo
program or download the installation program from our web sites
For ISO MSR in KP100 / KP110, please find in the CD ROM attached
to the system for the product KP100 / KP110 under subdirectory drivers and
then Jiva (TP series) according to what the host system is and then look for
KP100 for installation of the program controlling the keypad (usually referred
to as KBM). Please in the controlling program after installation enter the
configuration of the keypad and then access the configuration for the MSR.
The features controllable in this program are the same as that for SD100 by
jumper setting.
IBUTTON RECEPTOR
Each iButton receptor is delivered with 2 iButton keys attached. Each
iButton key carries unique ID. Please approach your dealer for any additional
iButton key required.
PROGRAMMABLE KEYPAD
a.
Labeling On Key Top
Before first time use of the keypad in
KP100 / KP110, an identification operation may
be required. First preprint (or write) in each cell
of the attached colored legend sheet the “name”
for each key. Stick each cell to the corresponding
key top and then put on the transparent key cap
from the accessories. In this way, the labeling
will be protected and resistant to scratch or
rubbing. Use the attached key clip to hook up the
transparent key cap and change the label then re-cap when re-labeling is
required. Expand the key clip for cap of double key if exist.
b.
Key Top Replacement
When replacement of key top is required, please use a flattop screw
driver instead of the attached key clip to help getting the key top off gently.
Please always first orientate the key tops correctly before inserting any key top
back into the case of the keypad. Failure to do so could result in permanent
damage. Please always match the latching tab on bottom stem of key top with
the tab in guiding hole and gently press the key top down till a click sound is
heard as described in the installation chapter.
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