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Panasonic JS-925WS

JPOS GuideFor Windows User

2010/01/15 Rev. 0.10

Panasonic Corporation.

System Solutions Company



SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION

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<<Revision History>>No Date Rev Contents Design

1 2009/09/03 0.08 Draft Haroc

2 2009/12/28 0.09 Initial release Haroc

3 2010/01/15 0.10 Modify pictures Cindy

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1 PURPOSE..............................................................................................................................................1 2 PREPARATION......................................................................................................................................1 3 BASIC FLOW ........................................................................................................................................ 2 4 OPERATION..........................................................................................................................................3

4.1 INSTALL J AVA2 SDK .......................................................................................................................... 3 4.1.1 Run “ jdk-6u3-windows-i586-p.exe” .........................................................................................3 4.1.2 “License” screen ...................................................................................................................... 4 4.1.3 “Custom Setup” screen ............................................................................................................ 5 4.1.4 “Custom” screen ...................................................................................................................... 6 4.1.5 “End of Installation for Java2 SDK” ..........................................................................................7

4.2 INSTALLING THE J AVA COMMUNICATIONS API ...................................................................................... 8 4.2.1 Copy the “win32com.dll” .......................................................................................................... 8 4.2.2 Copy the “comm.jar” ................................................................................................................ 9 4.2.3 Copy the “javax.comm.properties” .........................................................................................10

4.3 INSTALL MSR_ISO (VIRTUAL COM) DRIVER .................................................................................... 11 4.3.1 Install MSR_ISO (HID Driver) Driver...................................................................................... 11 4.3.2 Right Click and Install the “MTHIDSR.inf” .............................................................................. 12 4.3.3 Configure Virtual COM port....................................................................................................13 4.3.4 Select “COM7” as “HID Swipe Reader” ................................................................................. 14 4.3.5 Reboot OS ............................................................................................................................. 14

4.4 INSTALL MSR_JIS (VIRTUAL COM) DRIVER ..................................................................................... 15 4.4.1 Run “XP2KME98_Driver_Setup.exe”..................................................................................... 15 4.4.2 “Welcome” screen.................................................................................................................. 15 4.4.3 “License Agreement” screen .................................................................................................. 16 4.4.4 Installing................................................................................................................................. 18





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4.4.5 End of Installation for Fingerprint Sensor Unit Driver ............................................................. 18 4.5 CHECKING MSR DRIVER.................................................................................................................. 19

4.5.1 Run “MSR (Virtual COM).ht” .................................................................................................. 19 4.5.2 Swipe a card ..........................................................................................................................21 4.5.3 Setting for MSR (Virtual COM)............................................................................................... 23

4.6 INSTALL FINGERPRINT JPOS DRIVERS. ............................................................................................ 24 4.6.1

Run “Setup.exe”..................................................................................................................... 24

4.6.2 “Welcome” screen.................................................................................................................. 25 4.6.3 “License Agreement” screen .................................................................................................. 26 4.6.4 Destination Folder.................................................................................................................. 27 4.6.5 Ready to Install ...................................................................................................................... 28 4.6.6 End of Installation for Fingerprint Sensor Unit Driver ............................................................. 29 4.6.7 Rebooting .............................................................................................................................. 30

4.7 CHECKING FINGERPRINT JPOS DRIVER............................................................................................ 31 4.7.1 Plug Fingerprint Sensor Unit into USB port............................................................................31 4.7.2 Set up JAVA_HOME environment variable ............................................................................ 31 4.7.3 Run run.bat ............................................................................................................................35 4.7.4 Open the device.....................................................................................................................36 4.7.5 Close the device .................................................................................................................... 37 4.7.6 Claim the device for exclusive access ................................................................................... 38 4.7.7 Release exclusively claimed device.......................................................................................39 4.7.8 Enable the device .................................................................................................................. 40 4.7.9 Disable the device.................................................................................................................. 41 4.7.10

Activates the device to begin data capturing.......................................................................... 42

4.7.11 End data capturing................................................................................................................. 43 4.7.12 Starts capturing biometrics data for the purposes of verification............................................ 44 4.7.13 Used for data comparison purposes ......................................................................................45 4.7.14 Used for data matching purposes ..........................................................................................46 4.7.15 Used for synchronous biometric identifications ......................................................................47





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4.7.16 Used for synchronous biometric verifications......................................................................... 48 4.8 INSTALL JS-925WS JPOS DRIVERS ................................................................................................ 49

4.8.1 Run “Panasonic JPOS.exe” ................................................................................................... 49 4.8.2 “Welcome” screen.................................................................................................................. 50 4.8.3 “Destination Folder” screen....................................................................................................51 4.8.4 End of Installation for JS-925WS JPOS Driver ...................................................................... 52

4.9

MSR_JIS CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................53

4.9.1 Run “MSR Configuration”....................................................................................................... 53 4.9.2 Reboot OS ............................................................................................................................. 54

4.10 MSR CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................................... 54 4.10.1 Run “MSR Configuration”....................................................................................................... 54 4.10.2 Reboot OS ............................................................................................................................. 55

4.11 CHECK THE JS-925WS JPOS DRIVERS...........................................................................................56 4.11.1 Plug all the devices into each jack. ........................................................................................ 56 4.11.2 Cash Drawer JPOS Drivers ................................................................................................... 57 4.11.3 The 2 Line Customer Display JPOS Drivers .......................................................................... 63 4.11.4 Trouble Shooting for the 2 Line Customer Display................................................................. 85 4.11.5 The MSR JPOS Drivers .........................................................................................................89 4.11.6 The MSR_JIS JPOS Drivers .................................................................................................. 95 4.11.7 The Fingerprint JPOS Drivers ................................................................................................ 95 4.11.8 LineDisplay FontEditor (2 Lines) ..........................................................................................102 4.11.9 Uninstall JS-925WS JPOS Drivers................................................................................. 1088





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1 Purpose

This specification is written for “ Using JPOS in JS-925WS” .

2 PreparationYou needs following equipments to install JPOS drivers.

1. JS-925WS (already OS and device drivers are installed.)

2. USB Key Board3. External USB CD-ROM Drive.

4. USB Mouse. (It is option. But it is useful, if USB Key board has USB hub for mouse)

5. JPOS Drivers

Java2 SDK

Java Communications API

MSR (Virtual COM) Driver

Fingerprint JPOS Driver

JS-925WS JPOS Driver

(Including 2 lines Customer Display FontEditor, JPOS Manager)

6. POS Specific Devices

Cash Drawer (DIN type)

Cash Drawer (RJ-11 type)

2 Line Customer Display (Internal COM6, JS-925RD-010)

MSR (USB, JS-925MG-010)

Fingerprint Sensor Unit (USB, JS-925FS-010)





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3 Basic Flow

Basically these flow are needed to setup JS-925WS JPOS drivers under Windows XP Pro.

Detail operation is written in Operation

1. Prepare the JS-925WS Installed OS

2. Install JPOS Drivers

Following setup is needed. Install java2 SDK

Install the Java Communications API

Install MSR (Virtual COM) Driver

Install Fingerprint JPOS Driver

Install JS-925WS JPOS Driver





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4 Operation

4.1 Install Java2 SDKInstall java2 SDK if it's not installed in your system.

4.1.1 Run “ jdk-6u3-windows-i586-p.exe”





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4.1.2 “ License” screen

Press [Accept] to go on the next step.





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4.1.3 “ Custom Setup” screen

Press [Next] to go on the next step.





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4.1.4 “ Custom” screen

Press [Next] to go on the next step.





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4.1.5 “ End of Installation for Java2 SDK”

Installation is complete. Press [Finish] to finish installation in following screen.





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4.2 Installing the Java Communications API

4.2.1 Copy the “ win32com.dll”

<JDK> refers to the root directory of your JDK installation.

Default is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_03\.

Copy the “win32com.dll” in <JDK>\jre\bin directory.





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4.2.2 Copy the “ comm.jar”

Copy the “comm.jar” in <JDK>\jre\lib\ext directory.





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4.2.3 Copy the “ javax.comm.properties”

Copy the javax.comm.properties in <JDK>\jre\lib directory.





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4.3 Install MSR_ISO (Virtual COM) Driver

4.3.1 Install MSR_ISO (HID Driver) Driver

Please unplug a MSR_ISO Unit if you already connected.

Click “MTHIDSR.inf”





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4.3.2 Right Click and Install the “ MTHIDSR.inf”

Please select “MTHDSR.inf” and right-click, then select “Install”.





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4.3.3 Configure Virtual COM port

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4.3.4 Select “ COM7” as “ HID Swipe Reader”

Please select “COM7” as “HID Swipe Reader”.

NOTE: Please DO NOT plug a MSR unit device at this point.

4.3.5 Reboot OS

Please reboot OS after selecting COM port.





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4.4 Install MSR_JIS (Virtual COM) Driver

4.4.1 Run “ XP2KME98_Driver_Setup.exe”

4.4.2 “Welcome” screen

Press [Next] or [Alt] + [N] to go on the next step, after reading a sentence in the following screen.





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4.4.3 “ License Agreement” screen

After reading a License Agreement in the following screen and accepting it, select “I accept the license

agreement” if you can accept it.

Press [Next] or [Alt] + [N] to go on the next step.





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4.4.4 Installing

4.4.5 End of Installation for Fingerprint Sensor Unit Driver






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4.5 Checking MSR driver Please plug the MSR device into USB port after booting.

4.5.1 Run “ MSR (Virtual COM).ht”

This document describes assuming that Virtual COM port number is recognized as COM 7.

Run “MSR (Virtual COM).ht”.





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4.5.2 Swipe a card

The following screen is displayed.

NOTE:

If you cannot find the following screen, please change COM port number as below;

¾ Press [disconnect] button

¾ Click “File”Æ “Properties”

¾ Select (Change) the COM port at “Connect using”

¾ Press [Configure] button

¾ Confirm the setting whether it is the same as 4.5.3 Setting for MSR (Virtual COM) or not.





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Please swipe a Magnetic Card and then the data is displayed as the following screen.

NOTE: The above displayed data is sample data as below;

Track1=0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ$()-0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO

PQRSTUVWXYZ$()

Track2=0123456789012345678901234567890123456789Track3=012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901

23456789012345678901234567890123456





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4.5.3 Setting for MSR (Virtual COM)

Refer to the following.





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4.6 Install Fingerprint JPOS Drivers.4.6.1 Run “ Setup.exe”

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Press [Next] or [Alt] + [N] to go on the next step, after reading a sentence in the following screen.





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4.6.3 “ License Agreement” screen

After reading a License Agreement in the following screen and accepting it, select “I accept the license

agreement” if you can accept it.

Press [Next] or [Alt] + [N] to go on the next step.





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4.6.4 Destination Folder

Press [Next] or [Alt] + [N] in following screen.





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4.6.5 Ready to Install






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4.6.6 End of Installation for Fingerprint Sensor Unit Driver






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4.6.7 Rebooting

Press [Yes] to reboot JS-925WS in following screen.





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4.7 Checking Fingerprint JPOS driver

4.7.1 Plug Fingerprin t Sensor Unit into USB por t.

Please plug the Fingerprint Sensor Unit into USB port.

4.7.2 Set up JAVA_HOME environment variable

Before using Fingerprint sample application, please set up JAVA_HOME environment variable.Press [start] ---> [Control Panel] ---> [Performance and Maintenance] ---> [System]

Select [Advanced] Tab and press [environment variables].





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In System variables block, press [New].

Set JAVA_HOME=c:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_03

Then press [OK].





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Then press [OK].





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Then press [OK].





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4.7.3 Run run.bat

Run run.bat, which is located in the <destination folder>\JavaPOS with Dev Tools\Samples\ directory

and you can do sample application in this utility.





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4.7.4 Open the device

Click [Open] button, the connection with the fingerprint reader is opened and various properties (common

and specific). These properties are set to their default values, and "Device opened..." appears in the

Messages area.





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4.7.5 Close the device

Click [Close] button, the close method of the Device Control is called. If the method call succeeds, the

connection with the fingerprint reader is closed, all of the controls other than the Open button are disabled,

and the properties are reset, or cleared.





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4.7.6 Claim the device for exclusive access

Once the connection with the fingerprint reader has been opened, it must be claimed.

Click [Claim] button, the claim method of the Device Control is called, the claimed property is set to true,

and "Exclusive access established" appears in the Messages area.





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4.7.7 Release exclusively claimed device

Click [Release] button, the release method of the Device Control is called and "Released exclusive

access to the device" appears in the Messages area.





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4.7.8 Enable the device

Once the connection with the fingerprint reader has been claimed, it must be enabled.

Click [Device Enable] button, the deviceEnabled property is set to true and "Device enabled" appears in

the Messages area.





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4.7.9 Disable the device

Click [Device Disable] button, the deviceEnabled property is set to false and "Device disabled" appears in

the Messages area.





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4.7.10 Act ivates the device to begin data capturing

Click [Begin Enroll Capture] button, the beginEnrollCapture method of Device Control is called and

"Touch the sensor four times" appears in the Messages area.

Currently, four pre-enrollment samples must be provided to create an enrollment template. User-friendly

messages are displayed in the Message area that guides the user to touch the fingerprint reader four

times.

If the method call succeeds, an enrollment template is created and "Total enrollment completed: N"

appears in the Messages area, where N is the total number of enrollments.





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4.7.11 End data capturing

When the [Begin Enroll Capture] and [Begin Verify Capture] buttons are clicked, this button is enabled

until the fingerprint capture is completed.

Click [End Capture] button while it is enabled, the endCapture method of the Device Control is called and

"Biometrics capture is terminated" appears in the Messages area.





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4.7.12 Starts capturing biometrics data for the purposes of verification

Click [Begin Verify Capture] button is clicked, the beginVerifyCapture method of the Device Control is

called and "Touch the sensor to capture sample data" appears in the Messages area.

The user touches the fingerprint reader.

If the method call succeeds, a verification template is created and "Sample Data Captured" appears in theMessages area.





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4.7.13 Used for data comparison purposes

Click [Identify Match] button, the identifyMatch method of the Device Control is called.

If the method call succeeds, a match is performed using all of the enrollment templates available and the

verification template that was created by clicking the [Begin Verify Capture] button. A candidate ranking is

generated by listing only the indices of the enrollment templates that match, and "Identification success!"

or "Identification Failed!" appears in the Messages area.





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4.7.14 Used for data matching purposes

Click [Verify Match] button, the verifyMatch method of the Device Control is called.

If the method call succeeds, a match is performed using the latest enrollment template available and the

verification template that was created by clicking the [Begin Verify Capture] button, and "Verification

success!" or "Verification failed!" appears in the Messages area.





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4.7.15 Used for synchronous biometric identifications

Click [Identify] button, the identify method of the Device Control is called and "Please touch the sensor for

Identification" appears in the Messages area.


If the method call succeeds, a verification template is created on-the-fly. Then a match is performed usingall of the enrollment templates available and the verification template. A candidate ranking is generated

by listing only the indices of the enrollment templates that match, and "Identification success!" or

"Identification Failed!" appears in the Messages area.





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4.7.16 Used for synchronous biometric verifications

Click [Verify] button, the verify method of the Device Control is called and "Please touch the sensor for

verification" appears in the Messages area.


If the method call succeeds, a verification template is created on-the-fly. Then a match is performed usingthe latest enrollment template available and the verification template, and "Verification success!" or

"Verification failed!" appears in the Message area.





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4.8 Install JS-925WS JPOS Drivers

4.8.1 Run “ Panasonic JPOS.exe”





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Press [Next] or [Alt] + [N] to go on the next step after reading a sentence in the following screen.





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4.8.3 “ Destination Folder” screen






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4.8.4 End of Installation for JS-925WS JPOS Driver

Installation is complete.

Press [Finish] to finish installation in following screen, then reboot the system.





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4.9 MSR_JIS ConfigurationMSR_JIS Configuration is necessary before using MSR_JIS reader device.

Please plug-in the MSR_JIS reader unit to JS-925WS.

4.9.1 Run “ MSR Configuration”

Press [start] ---> [All Programs] ---> [JPOS] ---> [JS-925WS] ---> [MSR_JIS Configuration]

Press [Apply] to configure MSR Virtual Comport.

NOTE: Must plug in MSR device.





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4.9.2 Reboot OS


4.10 MSR ConfigurationMSR Configuration is necessary before using MSR reader device.

Please plug-in the MSR reader unit to JS-925WS.

4.10.1 Run “ MSR Configuration”

Press [start] ---> [All Programs] ---> [JPOS] ---> [JS-925WS] ---> [MSR Configuration]





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Press [Apply] to configure MSR Virtual Comport.

NOTE: Must plug in MSR device.

4.10.2 Reboot OS






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4.11 Check the JS-925WS JPOS DriversPlease check the JS-925WS JPOS Drivers and Devices.

4.11.1 Plug all the devices into each jack.

Please plug all the devices shown as below to want to check into each jacks.

Cash Drawer (RJ-11 type, detected as the Cash Drawer 1) Cash Drawer (RJ-11 type, detected as the Cash Drawer 2)

Cash Drawer (DIN type, detected as the Cash Drawer 3)

2 Line Customer Display (Internal COM6, JS-925RD-010)

MSR (USB)

Fingerprint Sensor Unit (USB, JS-925FS-010)

MSR_JIS (USB,)

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4.11.2 Cash Drawer JPOS Drivers

Please check the Cash Drawer JPOS Drivers and Devices.

4.11.2.1 Run “ JPOS Manager”

Press [start] ---> [All Programs] ---> [JPOS] ---> [JS-925WS] ---> [JPOS Manager]





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4.11.2.2 Open the Cash Drawer 1

Press [Open Drawer] button.





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Confirm the cash drawer 1 (RJ11) is opened, and change the picture as the following screen.





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4.11.2.3 Check the “WaitForClose” of Cash Drawer 1

When the cash drawer 1 is opened, press [WaitForClose] button.

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4.11.2.4 Check the “ JPOS Information” of Cash Drawer 1

Press [Info.] button to check the JPOS version.





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The following screen pops up to check the JPOS Information of the Cash Drawer 1.

4.11.2.5 Check the Cash Drawer 2 and the Cash Drawer3

Please check the same way as the Cash Drawer 1.





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4.11.3 The 2 Line Customer Display JPOS Drivers

Please check the both 2 Line Customer Display JPOS Drivers.


Press [start] ---> [All Programs] ---> [JS-925WS] ---> [JPOS Manager]





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4.11.3.2 Display the 2 Line Customer Display

Please select the “2Line VFD” tab, so confirm the characters are displayed on the 2 Line Customer

Display Unit.

NOTE:

The settings of the following 4 kinds are saved into Windows Registry;

(1) COM port, (2) Font Type, (3) Translate Table, (4) Font Send.JPOS SO can read and recognize them when calling JPOS “Claim” or “ClaimDevice” method, so a POS

application does NOT need any changes to use these features.





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4.11.3.3 Try to input characters as you li ke

Please input characters as you like on the text box, and confirm the same characters are displayed on the

2 Line Customer Display.





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4.11.3.4 Change the Font Type

Please select the “Font Type” by the “list box” in the following screen when the application uses optional

font type as below.

5x7 European/Japanese --- single byte character font

15x16 European/Japanese Bold --- more beautiful single byte character font

Japanese JIS X0208 --- Japanese multi-bytes (double bytes) character font. Shift-JIS.

Korean KSC5601-87 --- Korean multi-bytes (double bytes) character font. Simplified Chinese --- Simplified Chinese multi-bytes (double bytes) character font.

GB2312-80.

Traditional Chinese --- Traditional Chinese multi-bytes (double bytes) character font. Big-5.





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4.11.3.5 Change Windows sett ing to i nput East Asian languages

If you would like to input East Asian languages, please follow as below to change Windows setting.

Press [start] ---> [Control Panel] ---> [Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options] ---> [Regional and

Language Options], and then select “Languages” tab.

Check the “Install files for East Asian languages” as the following screen.

Please follow the request If Windows displayed its instruction.

After that, press [Details...] button to go to next step.





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Press [Add…] in the following screen.

Select a language as you’d like to use.





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For example, Japanese language is added as the following.

Press [OK].





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Press [start] ---> [Control Panel] ---> [Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options] ---> [Regional and

Language Options], then choose the item which have to match your language version of the non-Unicode

programs you want to use.

If Windows requests “reboot”, please follow it.

After reboot, you can input East Asian languages into Panasonic Stingray JPOS Manager by Windows

IME (Input Method Editor).





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4.11.3.6 Translation of code page

Please press […] button when the application uses the code page translation feature. It’s useful to use

special code page, for example, code page 866 for Cyrillic.





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Please select a *.ini file as you like or you defined specially.





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Please check “Translate Tab.” in the following screen.





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For example;

The new file “Test.ini” is made and its content is as below.

NOTE:

[section]; The section name must be “translation table”.

[key] ; The “key” means a character code used by an Application Program. It must be“AplChar” with a numeric character “XXX” from 0 to 255 in a sequential order.

[value]; The “value” means a character code defined in the 2 Line Customer Display. It

must be any numeric character “YYY” from 0 to 255

In this case, when an application program send the code “36 (0x24)”. Customer Display shows

instead of .

So an application program continues sending the codes “52 (0x34)”, 46 (0x2E)”, 57 (0x39)”, 57

(0x39)”. Customer Display shows as below.

Enable translation:

Disable translation: .

[translation table] ; [ section]

AplChar0=0 ; Key = Value

AplChar1=1

... AplChar35=35

AplChar36=248 ; Changed only this l ine.

AplChar37=37

…

AplChar255=255





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The 2 Line Customer Display has two kinds of font table as below.

(1) Alphabetic font table





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(2) Japanese font table





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4.11.3.7 Font Send

Please press […] button when the application uses the Font Send feature. It’s useful to use defined font.

MEMO: please refer to the “4.11.8 LineDisplay FontEditor (2 Lines)” to make your original Font.





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Please select vfd2L.vfd file or you defined from LineDisplay FontEdit (2 Lines).





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Please check “Font Send” In the following screen.





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For example;

The file “2vfd2L.vfd”.It’s content is as below. (5X7 Font)

instead of AplChar65 (A).

instead of AplChar68 (D).

When input characters “ABCDEF” on the text box, and characters are displayed on the 2 Line Customer

Display is：

Enable Font Send：

Disable Font Send：





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4.11.3.8 Check the Health of 2 Line Customer Disp lay

Press [Check] button to check the health.

The text box will show “INTERNAL check ok”

“CheckHealth-Internal” is displayed on the 2 Line Customer Display.





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4.11.3.9 Check the “ JPOS Information” of 2 Line Customer Display

Press [Info.] button to check the JPOS Information of 2 Line Customer Display.





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The following screen pops up to check the JPOS Information of 2 Line Customer Display.





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4.11.3.10 Clear characters

Press [Clear] button to Clear Characters of 2 Line Customer Display.





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4.11.4 Trouble Shooting for the 2 Line Customer Display

Please refer to this chapter if you have troubles about the 2 Line Customer Display.

4.11.4.1 Plug USB-Keyboard.

Please plug the USB-Keyboard into a USB port to send character data, and confirm the 2 Line Customer

Display is connected

4.11.4.2 Run “ 2 Line Customer Display COM6.ht”





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4.11.4.3 Confirm characters on the 2 Line Customer Display

Input characters by keyboard in the following screen as you like, and then confirm the same characters

appear on the 2 Line Customer Display.

NOTE:

The above screen does not show your inputted characters.





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4.11.4.4 Setting for the 2 Line Customer Display

If the 2 Line Customer Display fails to display, please check the setting of COM6.

The default setting is shown in the following screen.

NOTE:

The following screen appears as below in “Hyper Terminal”;

“Call” ---> “Disconnect”.“File” ---> “Properties” ---> confirm the “Connect using:” is set as “COM6”.

Press [Configure], and then show the following screen.

NOTE:

COM 6 is assigned for both 2 Line and 4 Line Customer Display, so you can not use both at the same

time.





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4.11.4.5 End of checking the 2 Line Customer Display

Please press the “X” mark at the right top of window of “Hyper Terminal” when you finished.

The following screen pops up, and then press [Yes] to finish.





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4.11.5 The MSR JPOS Drivers

Please check the MSR JPOS Drivers.

Please plug the MSR Device into USB port.

If follow MSR function _The_MSR_JPOScan’t work normally, please executing MSR Configuration.



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4.11.5.2 Try to swipe a card

Please select the “MSR” tab.





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Confirm card data is displayed on the screen after swiping a card

The above data displayed on screen is as below.

Track1=B9999991234567890^STERLING/JOANNE^04121011445

Track2=9999991234567890=04121011445

Track3=019999991234567890=00101220100005092516020000005030001041210123456789





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4.11.5.3 Check button of MSR

Press [Check] button to check the MSR Feature.

The text box will show “SwipeReaderService OK”.





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4.11.5.4 Check the “ JPOS Information” of the MSR






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4.11.6 The MSR_JIS JPOS Drivers

The same as MSR.

4.11.7 The Fingerpr int JPOS Drivers

Please check the Fingerprint JPOS Drivers.

Please plug the Fingerprint Device into USB port.







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4.11.7.2 Try to Capture Finger’s image

Please select the “FingerPrint” tab.





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4.11.7.3 Check the FingerPrint Device Feature

Press [Check] button to check the FingerPrint Feature.

The text box will show health check information.





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4.11.7.5 Capture Finger’s image

Press [Capture] button to capture Finger’s image.





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Touch finger on scanner 4 times.

The following screen and messages mean that this driver can work fine.





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4.11.8 LineDisp lay FontEditor (2 Lines)

Through “LineDisplay FontEditor (2 Lines)” utility, you can define special fonts for 2-Line VFD usage.

4.11.8.1 Run “LineDisp lay FontEditor (2 Lines)”

Press [start] ---> [All Programs] ---> [JPOS] ---> [JS-925WS] ---> [LineDisplay FontEditor (2 Lines)]





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4.11.8.2 Make a special font for the 2 Line Customer Display

You can load those Fonts which you already have through this [Load Font from File] button.

After you edited some Fonts from the selected file, you can save the modification to cover the original file

or save it as a new file through this [Save Font To File] button.





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For each “5x7” and “15x16” font sizes, user can define 8 fonts as user likes to replace the selected

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“Block area”: You can click the left key of your mouse to directly fill or clear Black color for those selected

blocks.

[Flood] button: Fill black color into all blocks.

[Clear] button: Clear black color for all blocks.





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[Reset VFD] button: Clear the memory which is used to store user defined fonts.

[Upload Font to VFD] button: It’s necessary to upload those defined fonts to VFD memory before

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[Show on VFD] button: You can click this button to directly show the new font on VFD after you

define a new font and upload it to VFD memory.

[Clear VFD] button: Clear the displayed font on VFD.





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4.11.9 Uninstal l JS-925WS JPOS Drivers

4.11.9.1 Run “ Add or Remove Programs”

Press [start] ---> [Control Panel]

Run “Add or Remove Programs”.





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Click JS-925WS(JPOS Manager) item, then press [Change/Remove] to start InstallShield Wizard.





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4.11.9.2 ” Welcome” screen

Select “Remove” item, press [Next] or [Alt] + [N] to go on the next step.





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4.11.9.3 Confirm File Deletion

Press [OK] in following screen.





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4.11.9.4 End of uninstall JS-925WS JPOS Drivers

Press [Finish] to finish uninstall in following screen.

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