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Updated October 31, 2007 Installing and removing lock inserts The cash drawer, keyboard, and Model 4 printer can have optional locks that prevent unauthorized persons from using the terminal. If no lock is installed, a blank lock insert can be used to cover the opening that is made. Preparing to install a lock or a blank lock insert To install a lock insert, you need the following items: A B C D E Figure 81. Lock inserts and accessories v Lock insert and keys A in Figure 81 v Aligner B v Brass installation/removal key C To install a blank lock insert, you need the following items: v Blank lock installation handle D v Blank lock insert E The aligner is a tool used to ensure that the slot at the bottom of the lock cylinder aligns with the lock insert being installed. A B Figure 82. Aligner positions Figure 82 shows the aligner in place in the lock cylinder of the cash drawer or keyboard A , or Model 4 printer B . Note that the arrow will point in different directions, depending on the kind of device. Refer to this figure when you install a lock in the different devices. Installing a lock insert The procedure is the same for installing a lock insert in any device. Only the aligner position changes from device to device (see Figure 82 and the related text). To make sure that the slot at the bottom of the lock cylinder is in alignment with the end of the lock insert, go through the following steps: 82 SurePOS 700 Series: SurePOS 700-721/741/781, 722/742/782 Planning, Installation, and Operation Guide

Section	Page
Contents	5
Figures	9
Tables	13
Preface	15
About this guide	15
Who should read this guide	15
How this guide is organized	15
Related publications	15
Sure POS Models 7x1 and 7x2 important driver information	16
Uninterruptible power supply option	16
Publications accessibility	16
Summary of changes	17
GA27-4328-04	17
Web-only update March, 2007	17
GA27-4238-02	17
GA27-4328-01	17
Providing feedback	19
Chapter 1. Introducing the SurePOS 700 Models	21
Physical characteristics	22
Dimensions	22
Controls and indicators	22
Connectors	24
IBM SurePorts Point of Sale connections	26
Cooling	28
Environmental and temperature	28
Power	29
Power switch operation	29
Uninterruptible power supply (optional)	30
Battery life	30
Input voltage	30
System unit interface	30
Configuration switches	31
Power management	32
Features and options	33
Video function	35
Local area network	35
Audio and headphones	35
PC I/O	36
System memory	36
Optional USB DASD	36
USB support	36
Models 7x1	36
Models 7x2	37
Unique software interface	37
I/O devices	37
Cash drawers	38
Voltage setting for the 4689 DBCS SurePOS Receipt Journal printer	39
Powered USB connectors	40
Non-POS I/O devices	40
System and driver support	41
Operating systems	41
Drivers	41
BIOS	41
Compatibility	42
Hardware	42
Software	42
Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) program (Models 742 and 782 only)	42
Calling for service	43
Chapter 2. Installation and system setup	45
Before you begin	45
Supported operating systems	45
Determining your configuration	45
Your order and packaging	45
Setup procedures	46
Step 1. Installing your internal options	46
Step 2. Wide units only: Installing the expansion housing and the optional UPS	47
Step 3. Installing the cover kit	53
Step 4. Installing the slanted I/O tray (wide units only)	58
Step 5. Routing the cables	59
Step 6. Attaching your I/O devices	59
Step 7. Installing the fillers on a slanted I/O tray	60
Step 8. Connecting the power	63
Step 9. Running the BIOS configuration utility	64
Chapter 3. Installing internal options	65
Cover removal procedures	65
Top plate removal	69
Installing a feature card	70
Installing memory modules	71
Chapter 4. Installing external options	73
Before you start	73
To install the SurePOS 700:	73
Attaching the cables to the system unit	73
Securing IBM USB POS keyboard cables	73
Securing the cable using cable ties	74
Installing the cash drawer and the system unit	75
Non-IBM cash drawers: Setting the jumper for the correct voltage	77
Removing and replacing the cash drawer coin-roll cutter (compact cash drawer only)	77
Installing I/O trays	79
Installing an I/O tray on the system unit	79
Installing a slanted I/O tray on the full-size cash drawer	80
Installing the fillers	80
Installing the tape-holder kit	80
Installing the printer	82
Installing the 40-character LCD	83
Installing the 40-character VFD	86
Installing the character/graphics display	88
Installing the display post with a snap	88
Installing the display post with a base	91
Installing the guidance label	93
Attaching an IBM SurePoint Solution	94
Installing CRT displays	95
Installing a CRT on a wedge mount	95
Installing a CRT in a slanted I/O tray	96
Installing a CRT on a post mount	97
Attaching the distributed pedestal to the counter	98
Attaching the pedestal to the short-post mounting plate	100
Installing the large CRT table post mount to a pedestal	101
Installing and removing lock inserts	102
Preparing to install a lock or a blank lock insert	102
Installing a lock insert	102
Removing a lock insert	103
Installing a blank lock insert	104
Removing a blank lock insert	105
Installing the keyboard-V and the PLU keyboard	105
Changing the keytop labels	105
Installing a vertical stand	106
Wide models only: Installing the front service housing	107
Removing the bottom feet	107
Attaching the system and bezel latches	107
Attaching the pull-out handle	109
Installing the cable guide and the cable guide arm assembly	109
Inserting the system unit into the service housing	112
Attaching the I/O tray	112
Routing the cables	113
Installing the display stand	117
Installing the printer	118
Chapter 5. Diagnostics and configuration settings	119
Service and diagnostics	119
Using the BIOS setup program	119
Navigation and menus	119
Saving settings	120
Boot device order	120
Restoring CMOS default settings	120
Chapter 6. Operating POS I/O devices	123
Displays	123
Adjusting the controls on video displays	124
Cash drawers	124
Lock positions	125
Document storage area under cash drawer	125
Cash-drawer options	126
Compact cash-drawer only: Using the cash-drawer coin-roll cutter	126
Keyboards	128
Managers lock	128
Function keys	129
On the ANPOS keyboard	129
Keyboard lights (status indicators)	129
Using the USB keyboard-V	130
Keyboard status indicators	130
Adjusting the keyboard beeper volume	131
Using the mode lock key	132
Using the system function keys	132
Using the USB PLU keyboard/display	133
Status indicators	133
Adjusting the PLU-keyboard tone	133
Adjusting the keyboard beeper volume	134
Using the PLU-keyboard system function keys	134
Entering data at your terminal	135
Operating card readers	135
Cleaning the card reader	135
Printers	136
Chapter 7. Testing	137
Preliminary checklist	137
Problem isolation	138
Appendix A. Safety information	139
Appendix B. Notices	145
Electronic emission notices	147
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) statement	147
European Union EMC Directive conformance statement	147
Industry Canada Class A Emission Compliance statement	148
Avis de conformité aux normes d'Industrie Canada	148
Germany	148
Australia and New Zealand	148
Chinese Class A warning statement	149
Japanese power line harmonics compliance statement	149
Japanese Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) statement	149
Korean communications statement	149
Taiwanese Class A warning statement	150
Taiwan contact information	150
Cable ferrite requirement	150
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)	150
Product Recycling and disposal	151
Battery return program	152
For Taiwan:	152
For the European Union:	152
For California:	153
Flat panel displays	153
Monitors	153
Trademarks	153
Appendix C. Intel software license agreement (final, single user)	155
Important - read before copying, installing or using	155
Copyright license	155
Ownership of software and copyrights	155
Limited media warranty	155
Exclusion of other warranties	155
Limitation of liability	156
Termination of this agreement	156
Applicable laws	156
Government restricted rights	156
Index	157

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Installing

and

removing

lock

inserts

The

cash

drawer,

keyboard,

and

Model

printer

can

have

optional

locks

that

prevent

unauthorized

persons

from

using

the

terminal.

lock

installed,

blank

lock

insert

can

used

cover

the

opening

that

made.

Preparing

install

lock

blank

lock

insert

install

lock

insert,

you

need

the

following

items:

Lock

insert

and

keys

±A²

Figure

Aligner

±B²

Brass

installation/removal

key

±C²

install

blank

lock

insert,

you

need

the

following

items:

Blank

lock

installation

handle

±D²

Blank

lock

insert

±E²

The

aligner

tool

used

ensure

that

the

slot

the

bottom

the

lock

cylinder

aligns

with

the

lock

insert

being

installed.

Figure

shows

the

aligner

place

the

lock

cylinder

the

cash

drawer

keyboard

±A²

Model

printer

±B²

Note

that

the

arrow

will

point

different

directions,

depending

the

kind

device.

Refer

this

figure

when

you

install

lock

the

different

devices.

Installing

lock

insert

The

procedure

the

same

for

installing

lock

insert

any

device.

Only

the

aligner

position

changes

from

device

(see

Figure

and

the

text).

make

sure

that

the

slot

the

bottom

the

lock

cylinder

alignment

with

the

end

the

lock

insert,

through

the

following

steps:

Figure

81.

Lock

inserts

and

accessories

Figure

82.

Aligner

positions

Updated

October

31,

2007

SurePOS

700

Series:

SurePOS

700-721/741/781,

722/742/782

Planning,

Installation,

and

Operation

Guide