BEETLE /KIOSK. Compact POS System. User Guide

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1 BEETLE /KIOSK Compact POS System User Guide Edition August 2004

2 Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds Pentium is a registered trademark of the Intel Corporation MS-DOS, Wind ows 95, Wind ows 98, Wind ows NT, Wind ows 2000, Wind ows XP and Wind ows CE are re gis te red tra de marks of the Mi cro soft Cor - poration PanelLink is a registered trademark of the Intel Corporation BEETLE is a registered trademark of Wincor Nixdorf International GmbH Copyright Wincor Nixdorf International GmbH, 2004 The re pro duc ti on, trans mis si on or use of this do cu ment or its con tents is not permitted without express authority. Offenders will be liable for damages. All rights, in clu ding rights crea ted by pa tent grant or re gi stra ti on of a uti li ty mo del or design, are reserved. Delivery subject to availability; technical modifications possible.

3 Contents Ma nu fac tu rers Cer ti fi ca ti on...1 Tested Safety...1 Note on the la ser...1 FCC-Class A Declaration...1 Important notes...2 In tro duc ti on...4 About this ma nu al...4 Care of the BEET LE /KI OSK...5 Recycling the BEETLE /KIOSK...5 Warranty...6 BEETLE /KIOSK...7 Advantages at a Glance...7 BEET LE /KI OSK in a Net work...8 Be fo re swit ching on the Sys tem...9 Un pa cking and che cking the Sys tem...9 Set ting up the de vi ce...9 Wall Moun ting a flat BEET LE /KI OSK...10 Wall Moun ting an an gled BEET LE /KI OSK...14 Cab ling of the BEET LE /KI OSK...19 Disconnecting cables...20 Adjusting the Mains Voltage...21 Con nec ting to the mains po wer supp ly...22 Ba sic set tings...23 Adjusting the System s Loudspeaker...24 Light emit ting di ode (LED)...24 Connecting peripherals...24 Keyboard (KYBD)...24 COM1* and COM2*...25 COM3 and COM Dual Monitor...26 Network...26 Cash Dra wer...26 Modular printers...27 USB (Uni ver sal Se ri al Bus)...27

4 In stal ling Wind ows Ope ra ting Sys tems...28 Windows XP...29 Windows Windows NT Wind ows 98 SE...30 Po wer Ma na ge ment...31 BEET LE /KI OSK - the com po nents...33 Over view...33 Capacative Touch Screen (Option)...34 General...34 Touch Screen and Sleep Mode...35 How to Ope ra te...35 Cleaning Instructions...36 Resistive Touch Screen (Option)...37 General...37 How to Ope ra te...38 Cleaning Instructions...38 Swipe Card Reader (optional)...39 How to Ope ra te...39 Cleaning Instructions...39 Barcode-Scanner...40 Preventive Cleaning of the Scanner...40 Rea ding Bar code...41 Beepers Definitions...41 Receipt Printer (optional)...43 Operating Elements...44 Con nec tors of the prin ter...44 Chan ging the Re ceipt Pa per...45 Con fi gu ra ti on va riants...47 Availability of Interfaces...47 Submodules for the CPU...48 POS Board (COM 3, COM 4, Cash Dra wer)...48 LAN Adap ter 10/100 MBit...48 PCI/ Mini PCI Adap ter with WLAN Mo dul...48 PCI CRT Con trol ler (Dual Screen)...48 PCI ISDN Con trol ler...48

5 Start and ru nup be ha vi our...49 Re tail Soft wa re...51 Wincor Nixdorf store solutions...51 Plat forms and pro ducts...52 Mi cro soft...52 Linux...53 Technology evaluation...53 Ap pen dix...54 Tech ni cal Data for BEET LE /KI OSK...54 D2-Motherboard...55 In ter fa ce...55 Screen...56 Barcode-Scanner...57 Printer...58 Dril ling dia gram for wall moun ting...59 Dimensions...65 Wall Ver si on of a BEET LE /KI OSK with flat Screen...65 Wall Ver si on of a BEET LE /KI OSK with an gled Screen...67 Wall Ver si on of a BEET LE /KI OSK with an gled Screen and Prin ter...68 Glos sa ry...69 Abbreviations...71

6 Manufacturers Certification The de vi ce com plies with the re qui re ments of the EEC directive 89/336/EEC with regard to Electromagnetic compatibility" and 73/23/ECC Low Voltage Directive. The re fo re, you will find the CE mark on the de vi ce or pa cka ging. TESTED SAFETY Tested Safety geprüfte Sicherheit The KIOSK sys tem has been pro vi ded with the symbol for Tested Safety. In addition, the device has received the UL symbol and cul symbol. Note on the la ser FCC-Class A Declaration This equip ment has been tes ted and found to com ply with the li mits for a Class A di gi tal de vi ce, pur su ant to part 15 of the FCC Ru les. The se li mits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equip ment is ope ra ted in a com mer ci al en vi ron ment. This equip - ment ge ner ates, uses, and can ra di ate ra dio fre quen cy ener gy and, if not in - stal led and used in ac cor dan ce with the in struc ti on ma nu al, may cau se harmful interference to radio communications. Ope ra ti on of this equip ment in a re si denti al area is li ke ly to cau se harm ful in ter fer en ce in which case the user will be re qui red to cor rect the in ter fe r en - ce at his own ex pen se. 1

7 IMPORTANT NOTES Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void users authority to operate this device. This class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet ap pa reil nu mér ique de la clas se A est con for me à la nor me NMB-003 du Canada. Important notes The com pact sys tem con forms to the cur rent sa fe ty stan dards for data pro - cessing equipment. If this de vi ce is ta ken from a cold en vi ron ment into the ope ra ting room, moisture condensation may form. The device must be absolutely dry before being put into service; an acclimatization period of at least two hours must therefore be observed. This device is equipped with a safety-tested power cable and may be connected only to a prescribed grounded-contact power socket. When setting up the device, ensure that the power socket on the device and the grounded-contact power socket are easily accessible. To disconnect the device from the supply voltage completely, switch off the device and disconnect the power plug. Whenever work of any kind is done on the device, as well as when data cables are plugged and unplugged, the device must be completely disconnected from the line voltage. To do so, turn the device off and unplug the power cord. Ensure that no foreign objects (c.g. office clips) find their way into the device, as this may lead to electric shocks or short-circuits. Never plug in or unplug data communication lines during thunderstorms. Protect devices from vibrations, dust, moisture and heat. If liquids were spilled over your system switch off the system and disconnect the power plug. Dry the device with a cloth and leave it switched off for a while. 2

8 Always dispose of used parts, such as batteries, in an environmentally safe manner. The lithium battery must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations for special waste. IMPORTANT NOTES In emergencies (e.g. damaged housing or damaged power cable, penetration by liquids or foreign bodies), the device must be switched off immediately, the power plug disconnected and the Customer Service of Wincor Nixdorf (WN) or your dealer must be notified. The device may only be repaired by authorized qualified personnel. Unauthorized opening of the device and inexpertly carried-out repairs may not only seriously jeopardize the safety of the user, but also cancel all warranty and liability agreements. If the dis play ele ment is da ma ged and the li quid crys tal so lu ti on le aks out onto your hands or clot hing, plea se wash your hands or clot hing im me di ate ly un der run ning wa ter for at least 15 mi nu tes, using soap or alcohol. If the li quid co mes into con tact with your eyes, con sult a me di cal doc tor immediately. You should connect your system or other IT-devices only to power supply systems with separately guided protective earth conductor (PE). This kind of electricity system is known as TN-S network. Do not use PEN conductors! Please also observe the recommendations of the norm DIN VDE 0100, Part 540, Appendix C2 as well as EN , Thus, you can help to avoid possible malfunctions. 3

9 ABOUT THIS MANUAL Introduction With the BEETLE /KIOSK Win cor Nix dorf meets the gro wing de mands of the retail market for sophisticated Point-of-Service and Kiosk system solutions. De sig ned for food and ho spi ta li ty ser vi ces, the BEETLE /KIOSK of fers an integrated touch terminal with required space. The innovative concept of the BEETLE /KIOSK in te gra tes the dis play, the cen tral pro ces sing unit and the po wer supp ly unit in one hou sing. A va rie ty of op tions such as the use as stand or wall moun ting sys tem, in te - grated loudspeakers, integrated scanner and printer enable the performance of a comprehensive range of features. About this manual This ma nu al des cri bes the com pact POS sys tem BEETLE /KIOSK. This do cu men ta ti on is in ten ded to help you to work with the POS sys tem and to ser ve as a re fer en ce work. The de tai led tab le of con tents helps you find the desired information quickly and easily. The first section describes everything you need to do before switching on the system and how to connect peripherals to the BEETLE /KIOSK. The second section contains the in stal la ti on of Windows operating systems. The third section provides a brief overview of the Power Management System. The fourth sec ti on con tains a brief overview of the components of your BEETLE system. The five section provides the possible configuration variants of your BEETLE /KIOSK Section six a brief overview of the Wincor Nixdorf Retail Software. 4

10 CARE OF THE BEETLE /KIOSK The Appendix contains the most important technical data, the wall fastening, a glossary and a list of abbreviations. No tes in the ma nu al are mar ked by this sym bol. This sym bol is used for war nings. The type and sco pe of ap pli ca ti on pro grams de pend on the customer s own selection; therefore, software will not be discussed further in this manual. Separate manuals are included in the scope of the connectable peripherals. For this rea son, a more de tai led des crip ti on of the se de vi ces will not be pro - vided here. For more information see the relevant manuals. Care of the BEETLE /KIOSK Cle an your BEETLE /KIOSK at re gu lar in ter vals with a suit ab le plas tic-sur fa - ce clea ner. Make sure that the po wer plug is dis con nec ted, con nec tor ca bles are un - plug ged and that no li quid finds its way into the de vi ce. The glass sur fa ce of your Touch Screen should be clea ned with a mild, commercially available glass cleaning product. All ph neutral materials (ph 6 to 8) are good for clea ning. Recycling the BEETLE /KIOSK Environmental protection does not begin when time co mes to dis po se of the BEETLE; it begins with the manufacturer. This product was designed according to our internal norm Environmental conscious product design and development The com pact BEETLE /KIOSK sys tem is ma nu fac tur ed wit hout the use of CFCs and CCHS and is pro du ced main ly from reu sa ble com po nents and materials. 5

11 RECYCLING DES BEETLE /KIOSK The pro ces sed plas tics can, for the most part, be re cy cled. Even the pre ci - ous me tals can be re co ver ed, thus sa ving ener gy and cost ly raw ma ter ials. Plea se do not stick la bels onto plas tic case parts. This would help us to re-use components and material. You can pro tect our en vi ron ment by swit ching on your equip ment only when it is ac tu al ly nee ded. If pos si ble, even avoid the stand-by-mode as this was - tes ener gy, too. Also switch your equip ment off when you take a lon ger bre ak or fi nish your work. The re are still some parts that are not reu sa ble. Win cor Nix dorf gua ran tees the environmentally safe disposal of these parts in a Recycling Center, which is cer ti fied pur su ant to ISO So don t sim ply throw your BEETLE sys tem on the scrap heap when it has ser ved its time, but take ad van ta ge of the en vi ron men tal ly smart, up-to-date recycling methods! Plea se con tact your com pe tent branch office for in for ma ti on on how to re - turn and re-use devices and disposable materials. Warranty Wincor Nixdorf guarantees generally a warranty engagement for 12 months be gin ning with the date of de li very resp. the date of ac cep tan ce. This war - ranty engagement covers all those damages which occur despite a normal use of the pro duct. Damages because of improper or insufficient maintenance, improper use of the product or unauthorized modifications of the product, inadequate location or surroundings will not be co ver ed by the war ran ty. For de tails plea se con sult your con tract do cu ments. All parts of the pro duct which are sub ject to wear and tear are not in clu ded in the warranty engagement. Plea se or der spa re parts at the Win cor Nix dorf cus to mer ser vi ce. 6

12 ADVANTAGES AT A GLANCE BEETLE /KIOSK Advantages at a Glance Ergonomic Terminal Workplace Designed for Touch Operation 15 TFT Flat Screen (Capacative or Resistive Touch Technology) Multimedia Capabilities Optinal Magnetic Card Reader, printer and barcode scanner Hard Disk or Flash Disk As the re is this great deal of sco pe for im ple men ting the BEETLE /KIOSK, it can be ap plied in all tra de mar ket seg ments like spe cia list re tai lers, de part - ment sto res, self-ser vi ce sto res or in res tau rants and pubs. 7

13 BEET LE /KI OSK IN A NET WORK BEET LE /KI OSK in a Net work Ethernet 10/100 Base T Server 8

14 BEFORE SWITCHING ON THE SYSTEM Before switching on the System Un pa cking and che cking the Sys tem Un pack the parts and check to see whet her the de li very mat ches the in for - mation on the delivery note. The car ton con tains the ba sic unit and a coun try-spe ci fic ac ces so ries kit. Some ordered composition may be installed. If da ma ge has oc cur red du ring ship ping or if the pa cka ge con tents do not match the de li very note, prompt ly in form your Win cor Nix dorf sa les out let. Trans port the de vi ce only in its ori gi nal pa cka ging (to pro tect it against im - pact and shock). Set ting up the de vi ce Set up the BEETLE sys tem whe re it will not be ex po sed to ex tre me en vi ron - mental conditions. Protect the device from vibrations, dust, moisture, heat and strong mag ne tic fields. If the equip ment is to be fit ted, you must en su re that the spe ci fied mi ni mum distances are maintained and constant ventilation is provided. The minimum distance upwards is 10 mm. The immediate ambient temperature of the sys - tem must not ex ceed 40 C/104 F. The se re qui re ments are met, for example, if the equip ment is not built into an en clo sed pie ce of fur ni tu re. 9

15 WALL MOUNTING A FLAT BEETLE /KIOSK Wall Mounting a flat BEETLE /KIOSK The flat KIOSK sys tem con sists of the fol lo wing com po nents: Screen Wall Holder Kiosk Base 10

16 WALL FASTENING Mark the po si tions of the screws with a pen cil (see also the chap ter "Dril ling Dia gram" in the ap pen dix). Fix the wall hol der with four screws ( 7 mm). Hook the Kiosk base into the wall hol der (see ar rows) 11

17 WALL FASTENING Uns crew the screws on the right and on the left as far as the screws are flush with the hou sing. Tilt the co ver for ward (1). Fix the Kiosk base with a screw (2) to avoid an accidental displacement. Lift the slight ly tilt screen into the wall hol der. 12

18 WALL FASTENING In doing so push the screen slant ly underneath the metal cylinder (see illustration). Push the screen bac kwards. Fix the screen with two screws (see ar rows). Connect all necessary cables. Flap the co ver of the loud spea ker up wards and tighten the la te ral screws, that were loo se ned before. 13

19 WALL FASTENING Wall Moun ting an an gled BEET LE /KIOSK The an gled KIOSK System con sists of the fol lo wing com po nents: Screen Wall Holder Spacer Kiosk Base 14

20 WALL FASTENING Mark the po si tions of the the screws with a pen cil (see also the chap ter "Dril ling Dia gram" in the ap pen dix). Fix the wall hol der with the four screws ( 7 mm). Loo sen the screws (see ar rows) and re mo ve the sheet me tal from the KI OSK base. Screw the sheet me tal on the spacer. 15

21 WALL FASTENING Push the Kiosk base against the spacer. Con nect them to get her with four screws (see illustration). Now you can hook this unit into the wall hol der. 16

22 WALL FASTENING Uns crew the screws on the right and on the left as far as the screws are flush with the hou sing. Tilt the co ver for ward (see ar rows). Lift the slight ly tilt screen into the Ki osk base. 17

23 WALL FASTENING In doing so push the fi xa ti on bars of the screen slant ly un der ne ath the metal cylinder (see illustration). Push the screen bac kwards. Fix the screen with two screws (see ar rows). Connect the necessary cables. Flap the co ver of the loud spea ker up wards and tighten the screws that were loosened before. 18

24 CAB LING OF THE BEETLE /KIOSK Cab ling of the BEETLE /KIOSK Al ways make sure that the sys tem is swit ched off when you do cab ling works. In stall the sys tem by fol lo wing the steps des cri bed be low: First re mo ve the co ver of the loud spea ker. Now you can ea si ly re ach the ports. LPT1 COM4 COM3 MIC CASH DRAW KYBD USB COM1* COM2* LAN/ASYN SPK Plug in and secure the data cable. Plug one end of the po wer ca ble into the so cket of the BEET LE /KIOSK. Con nect the ot her end of the po wer ca ble to the main po wer supp ly. You must not con nect pe ri phe rals with the sys tem swit ched on. (Ex cept for peripherals with USB-connectors). 19

25 DIS CON NEC TING CA BLES Disconnecting cables Ne ver un plug a ca ble by pul ling the ca ble but take hold of the ac tu al plug it - self. Follow the procedure below when disconnecting cables: Turn off all power and equipment switches. Remove the cable cover. Unplug all data communication cables from the sockets of the data networks. Unplug all power plugs from the grounded-contact power sockets. Unplug all cables from the devices. With MINI-DIN plugs, the plug re mains in ser ted until released. Pull the plas tic co ve ring from the con nec ting so cket with your thumb. The lock is re lea sed. The me tal of the plug is vi si ble. RJ12 and RJ45 plugs lock in when you in sert them. To re lea se them push the latch un der the plug to the top. The D-sub typ con nec tor is used for par al lel or serial interfaces. Release the connector by loo se ning the two screws. 20

26 ADJUSTING THE MAINS VOLTAGE Take hold of the USB con nec tor hou sing and release the connection. Adjusting the Mains Voltage The po wer supp ly can be con nec ted to all stan dard po wer supp ly net works. The unit must be ad jus ted to the re spec ti ve vol ta ge by me ans of the switch next to the mains con nec tor. The ma xi mum out put of the po wer pack in the sys tem is 65W. Pro ceed as fol lows: Re mo ve the co ver from the loud spea kers. Now you can ea si liy re ach the ports. LPT1 COM4 COM3 MIC CASH DRAW KYBD USB COM1* COM2* LAN/ASYN SPK 230V The switch for the adjustment of the power supply is next to the power plug. 115V Note: Fal se set ting will de stroy po wer rack. 21

27 CON NEC TING TO THE MAINS PO WER SUPP LY Con nec ting to the mains po wer supp ly All de vi ces be lon ging to the com pact BEETLE /KIOSK sys tem that have a se pa ra te po wer ca ble must be con nec ted to the same elec tric cir cuit. Make sure that all data cables on the system unit and peripherals are connected correctly. Plug all power cables belonging to the BEETLE and the peripherals into the grounded-contact power sockets. You can now switch on the BEETLE /KIOSK by pus hing the ON-but ton at the front of the box. Pus hing (ap prox. 4 sec.) the but ton again will lead to a stand by mode. To dis con nect the de vi ce from the supp ly vol ta ge com ple te - ly, dis con nect the po wer plug. ON/ OFF Button A BEETLE KIOSK sys tem with prin ter, on the ot her hand, is equip ped with a mul ti way con nec tor is po wer supp lied via the groun ded con tact po wer so cket of the main supp ly. To switch on both, sys tem and prin ter, push the ON/OFF but ton. 22

28 CON NEC TING TO THE MAINS PO WER SUPP LY Multiway Connector I 0 ON/ OFF Switch Bus Bar BEETLE /ipos Printer Ba sic set tings Ex works, the BEETLE /KIOSK is con fi gu red ac cor ding to your or der. Your configuration must be subsequently adapted to support supplementary devi - ces such as scan ners. For more in for ma ti on, con tact the WN branch office responsible for your area. 23

29 CONNECTING PERIPHERALS Ad ju sting the System s Loud spea ker You can set the vo lu me as de si red by me ans of a menu des cri bed in the ma nu al BEETLE POS Mot her bo ard, chap ter BIOS Se tup. Light emit ting di ode (LED) The LED green (POWER) lights when the BEETLE /KIOSK is swit ched on and chan ges to yel low in stand by mode. Connecting peripherals The pe ri phe rals men tio ned here are avai la ble as op tions and are not part of the basic configuration. A separate manual is provided for each of the con - nectable components. For more detailed information, please consult the re - levant documentation. The fi gu re shows the back pa nel of the BEETLE /KIOSK with the lo ca tions of the con nec ting so ckets and con nec ting plugs. If you wish to con nect a mo ni tor, ho we ver, you must also have a vi deo board. You must not con nect pe ri phe rals with the sys tem swit ched on. (Ex cept for peripherals with USB-connectors). LPT1 COM4 COM3 MIC CASH DRAW KYBD USB COM1* COM2* LAN/ASYN SPK Keyboard (KYBD) The BEETLE /KIOSK has a 6-pin mini-din jack for con nec ting a key bo ard. Make sure that the con nec tor is plug ged firm ly into the so cket to pre vent mal functio ning. Po wer is supp lied to the key bo ard via this so cket. If you wish to con nect an ol der stan dard PC key bo ard with DIN con nec tor, you 24

30 CONNECTING PERIPHERALS must use a spe ci al adap ter ca ble, ob tai na ble from the WN branch office responsible for your area. You can con nect a mou se in par al lel via a Y-ca ble. COM1* and COM2* De vi ces wit hout an in de pen dent po wer supp ly are con nec ted to the COM1* or COM2* serial interface, depending on the systems configuration. COM1* and COM2* are de sig ned as 9-pin D-sub jacks. Following devices can be connected: Scanner Customer display Cashier display Hyb rid card rea der Each port will pro vi de 12V with max. 600mA, 5V with max. 300mA. When an on bo ard TFT adap ter with Touch Screen functi on is in stal led, one of the COM in ter fa ces for ex ter nal con nec tions is wit hout ef fect. If a POS board is in stal led, the four COM in ter fa ces are usa ble. Make sure that the con nec tors are plug ged se cu re ly into the so ckets to prevent possible malfunctioning. COM3 and COM4 The op tio nal POS-Board pro vi des a COM3 and a COM4 in ter fa ce, wit hout power supply. It is possible to install standard peripherals with separate po wer supp ly, like a sca le, a prin ter or a mo dem. 25

31 CONNECTING PERIPHERALS Dual Mo ni tor If a CRT adap ter is in stal led, you can con nect a mo ni tor to the sys tem via the 15-pin D-sub jack on the CRT adap ter. The po wer of the mo ni tor is supplied by a separate power cord. Net work If a 10/100 Ba set net work board is in stal led, the sys tem can be con nec ted to a net work (LAN) at the POS ter mi nal back pa nel. You can in stall alternatively a wireless LAN (IEEE802.11b). You must only use shiel ded twis ted pair ca bles. Cash Dra wer The BEETLE /KIOSK has one RJ12 so cket at the POS-Board, when this board is in stal led. 26

32 CONNECTING PERIPHERALS Make sure that the con nec tor is plug ged firm ly into the so cket to pre vent mal functio ning. RJ12 plugs lock in when you in sert them. Po wer is supp lied to the cash dra wer via this so cket, +24V +5% / -10%. Con nec ting dai sy chai ned cash dra wers and 12V OEM-dra wers is prohibited! Mo du lar prin ters The standard parallel interface LPT1 is intended for connecting a printer. USB (Uni ver sal Se ri al Bus) To this USB in ter fa ce you can con nect a va rie ty of USB-pe ri phe rals, e.g. scan ners, sca les and mou ses. Only con nect de vi ces equip ped with a shiel ded ca ble to the USB in ter fa ce. Only con nect ca bles to the 24V con nec tor that are mar ked with DP-1 or DP-2. 27

33 INSTALLING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS Installing Windows Operating Systems To in stall the Re tail ver si on of Wind ows from USB CD-ROM dri ve you need eit her a boo tab le flop py with USB-CD-ROM dri ver or a boo tab le CD-ROM with USB-CD-ROM dri ver. Ge ne ra te a Win98 BOOT flop py with SYS A: with an exi sting Win98 sys tem. Copy the fol lo wing fi les to the flop py (in ge ne ral C:\Wind ows): HIMEM.SYS MSCDEX.EXE SMARTDRV.EXE Copy the fol lo wing dri ver for the USB CD ROM dri ve USB_CD.SYS The dri ver is de li ver ed with the CD ROM dri ve. Fi les also nee ded are CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT with fol lo wing entries: CONFIG.SYS DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS /TESTMEM:OFF DEVICE=USB_CD.SYS AUTOEXEC.BAT SMARTDRV.EXE MSCDEX.EXE /D:TEAC-CDI BIOS set tings: USB Legacy Support= enabled BOOT sequence: 1. Removable device 2. CD-ROM 3. HDD 28

34 INSTALLING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS Wind ows XP After you have finished the activities as described above, the following pro - cedure installs the operating system BOOT from the prepared DOS-BOOT-CD or flop py dri ve If a boo tab le CD is used, re mo ve CD and in sert Win XP installation CD Chan ge prompt to CD (e.g. D:) Change to folder i386 Run WINNT.EXE to start installation Wind ows 2000 After you have finished the activities as described above, the following pro - cedure installs the operating system BOOT from the prepared DOS-BOOT-CD or flop py dri ve If a boo tab le CD is used, re mo ve CD and in sert Win 2000 installation CD Chan ge prompt to CD (e.g. D:) Change to folder i386 Run WINNT.EXE to start installation Wind ows NT4.0 After you have finished the activities as described above, the following procedure installs the operating system BOOT from the prepared DOS-BOOT-CD or flop py dri ve If a boo tab le CD is used, re mo ve CD and in sert Win NT 4.0 installation CD Chan ge prompt to CD (e.g. D:) Co py fol der i386 incl. sub-fol ders to FAT-for mat ted HDD Notice: the partition may not be larger than 2 GB Chan ge prompt to HDD (e.g. C:\i386) Run WINNT.EXE to start installation No ti ce: Wind ows NT4 does not sup port USB-CD-ROM dri ves. 29

35 INSTALLING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS Wind ows 98 SE After you have finished the activities as described above, the following procedure installs the operating system BOOT from the prepared DOS-BOOT-CD or flop py dri ve If a boo tab le CD is used, re mo ve the CD and in sert Win 98SE installation CD Chan ge prompt to CD (e.g. D:) Co py fol der Win98 incl. sub-fol ders to FAT32-for mat ted HDD Chan ge prompt to HDD (e.g. C:\Win98) Run SETUP.EXE to start installation No ti ce: Wind ows 98 needs USB-CD-ROM dri ver to sup port USB-CD-ROM dri ves. The dri ver is de li ver ed with the CD ROM dri ve. 30

36 Po wer Management PO WER MA NA GE MENT (PM) The power management (PM) is a software activating the energy saving mode. For ex am ple, the screen can be swit ched off af ter a de fi ned pe ri od of time, thus sa ving ener gy and the screen. The pos si ble PM con di tions take you plea se from the fol lo wing tab le: Power State (Mode) Conditions LED DSP(*1) How to get into this mode PS/ Mouse,K YBD, USB COM Devices Wake up ON Touch LAN Time Off by Power cord Off Off Power cord not connected Off by Button (no Soft off) Off Off Power switch on, system returned from DOS or illegal mode Soft off Off Off Soft off Off Off Standby Orange Off Normal Shut down from Windows OS (Requirement for Wake up on Time or Wake up on LAN). Hibernating mode from Win2K or WinXP (Shut down prepared for quick start with logon last user). Standby Mode from OS Windows (PM settings or directly selected in the Shut down window of Win98) Yes (*2) No Yes Yes(*3) No No - Standby Orange On, blank DSP PM settings: Turn off monitor (after selected time). Yes Yes(*3) Yes No - Standby Orange On Sleep Mode from BIOS. OS Windows does not work. Yes Yes(*3) No No - Screen saver (working) Green On, blank DSP PM settings: always on, Screen saver on with blank screen. Yes Yes(*3) Yes - - DSP (*1) = dis play Yes (*2) = Wake UP of LAN and Time need to be ac ti vat ed in the BIOS settings. 31

37 PO WER MA NA GE MENT (PM) Yes (*3)= se ri al mou se and mo dem at COM1 or COM2 lea ve this mode, swi pe card rea der and scan ner at COM1 or COM2 lead to in cor rect con di - tions. De vi ces, con nec ted to COM3 or COM4, do not lea ve this mode. The po wer sa ving must not be set to en ab le in the BIOS se tup. If you use the BEETLE/iPOS wit hout mou se and key bo ard, the fol lo wing set tings are ne ces sa ry in the menu "Set tings Con trol Pa nel Power Management Sys tem stand by: ne ver Turn off mo ni tor: ne ver Turn off hard disks: ne ver If you still want to use a screen sa ver then choo se Settings Con trol Pa nel Dis play, then click on the tab Screen sa ver and set Blank Screen in the Screen sa ver me nue. Only the se set tings will gua ran tee that the sys tem can be ac ti vat ed by the touch screen. 32

38 OVERVIEW BEETLE /KIOSK - the Components Overview The fol lo wing fi gu re shows the BEETLE /KIOSK, 15, with printer. BEETLE /KIOSK System Unit Loudspeaker Barcode Scanner (optional) Printer (optional) 33

39 CAPACATIVE TOUCH SCREEN (OPTION) Capacative Touch Screen (Option) Ge ne ral The TFT Touch Screen works ac cor ding to the prin ci ple of a chan ge in ana log ca pa ci tan ce. It has a glass screen with a trans pa rent, thin-film over - lay on the sur fa ce. This is ful ly sea led and pro tec ted by a furt her lay er of cle - ar glass. Elec tro des on the ed ges of the screen pro vi de a uni form low-vol ta ge field. As soon as you touch the screen with your fin ger the contact point is recognized by the change in capacitance. Be cau se this ta kes pla ce very quic kly - 15 mil li se conds af ter being tou ched - the Touch Screen is op ti mal ly equip ped for a num ber of dif fe rent re qui re - ments and applications. 34

40 KA PA ZI TI VER TOUCH SCREEN (OP TIO NAL) Pro tec ti ve Noi se Shield Con duc ti ve Coa ting Cle ar Tek Glass Over co at Anti Re flec ti ve Et ched Sur fa ce and pro tec ti on The pro gram ming in ter fa ce of the screen is iden ti cal to the mou se in ter fa - ce. Touch Screen and Sleep Mode Using the Touch Screen with a BEETLE Pen ti um CPU, an en try via touch du ring sleep mode may lead to a faul ty in put. Du ring sleep mode not hing can be read from the LCD flat screen. En tries via tou ching the screen will still be pro ces sed by the sys tem, but wit hout the sys tem wa king up. For the se rea sons it is not re com men ded to set the sleep mode. For de - tails plea se read the chap ter BIOS Se tup in the user gui de POS Mot her - board. How to Ope ra te The Touch Screen re sponds to the slightest con tact, the re fo re you do not have to ap ply much pres su re when wor king with the screen. This does not only safe time, but is also kind to your joints! Tou ching the touch glass has the same ef fect as cli cking the left mou se but ton. You only need to ap ply a litt le pres su re with the fin ger tip. In this ca - pacitive process only fingertip contact is recognized. The screen does not re act in any way if tou ched, for ex am ple, with a pen cil or a glo ve. 35

41 CAPACATIVE TOUCH SCREEN (OPTION) Be fo re ad ju sting the screen an gle switch off the sys tem! Clea ning In struc tions Al ways turn off the sys tem be fo re clea ning. The glass sur fa ce of your Touch Screen should be clea ned with a mild, commercially available glass cleaning product. All ph neutral materials (ph 6 to 8) are good for clea ning. Clea ners with ph va lu es 9 to 10 are not re - commended. Cleaning with water and isopropyl alcohol is possible as well. Do not use sol vents con tai ning ace tic acid. Use a soft, fine-mes hed cloth to cle an the sur fa ce. Dam pen the cloth slight ly and then cle an the screen. 36

42 RESISTIVER TOUCH SCREEN (OPTIONAL) Resistive Touch Screen (Option) Ge ne ral The re sis ti ve TFT Touch Screen is con struc ted of a hard-coa ted po ly es ter tops heet that is over laid on a con duc ti ve ly-coa ted glass lay er. Vol ta ge is ap - plied to the tops heet. As the user tou ches the screen, the tops heet com - pres ses into con tact with the glass lay er, and cur rent flows to the four cor ners in pro por ti on to the dis tan ce from the edge. The con trol ler then cal - cu la tes the po si ti on of the fin ger or sty lus, ba sed on the cur rent flow. Be cau - se the con trol ler de ri ves both the X and Y touch coor di na tes from the sta ble glass lay er, the ac cu ra cy and ope ra ti on of the touchs creen is unaf fec - ted by da ma ge to the tops heet cau sed by ex ten ded use or ne glect. 37

43 RESISTIVER TOUCH SCREEN (OPTIONAL) Construction of the resistive Touch Screen: Hard-coated polyester topsheet Adhesive Glass sub stra te with spa cer Dots How to Ope ra te Tou ching the touch screen has the same ef fect as cli cking the left mou se but ton. You only need to ap ply a litt le pres su re with the fin ger tip. In this re - sis ti ve pro cess not only fin ger tip con tact is re cog ni zed. The screen does re - act in any way if tou ched, for ex am ple, with a sty lus. The re com men ded ma te ri al for a sty lus is po ly ace tat. The sty lus should have a mi ni mum sphe - ri cal ra di us of 0.8 mm and con tain no sharp ed ges or burrs that may cau se da ma ge to the tops heet. Be fo re ad ju sting the screen an gle switch off the sys tem! Clea ning In struc tions Al ways turn off the sys tem be fo re clea ning. The sur fa ce of your Touch Screen should be clea ned with a wa ter-ba sed solvent or a non-abrasive cleaner. Do not use sol vents con tai ning ace tic acid or me thy le ne chlo ri de. Use a soft, fine-mes hed cloth to cle an the sur fa ce. Dam pen the cloth slight ly and then cle an the screen. 38

44 SWI PE CARD REA DER (OPTIONAL) Swi pe Card Rea der (optional) The swi pe card rea der can read three ISO tracks si mul ta ne ous ly in one single swipe. The MSR mo du le is fit ted on the right-hand side of the screen mo du le. The connection is made via the keyboard interface (see manual swipe card rea - der). How to Ope ra te Run the swi pe card through the slit of the swi pe card rea der from top to bot - tom in a quick and stea dy mo ve ment. Make sure that the mag ne tic strip is to the right. When using swi pe cards, the fol lo wing should be ob ser ved: swi pe cards should ne ver be al lo wed to come into con tact with li quids. swi pe cards should not be bent or fol ded in any way. swi pe cards should not be al lo wed to come into clo se con tact with a magnetic field. Swi pe cards should only be in ser ted in the top of the spe ci al ly de sig ned slit of the rea ding de vi ce. If the card is in ser ted in anot her pla ce, the rea ding head could be da ma ged. Clea ning In struc tions In or der to gua ran tee good rea ding re sults over a lon ger pe ri od of time, the swi pe card rea der should be clea ned once a week. This is car ried out by using a spe ci al clea ning card that can be pur cha sed from Win cor Nix dorf In - ternational GmbH. Cle an the sur fa ce of the swi pe card rea der with a suit ab le com mer ci al ly available surface cleaner. Make sure that the po wer plug is dis con nec ted, con nec tor ca bles are un - plug ged and that no li quid finds its way into the de vi ce. 39

45 BARCODE-SCAN NER Barcode-Scanner The scan ner is as sem bled in the front side of the BEETLE /KIOSK. The innovative, state of the art scan engine incorporates two scan motors, that deliver the power to generate 3 different scan pattern: 1-D-linear, 2-D raster and omni-directional. As omnidirectional laser scanner which di rect the la ser beam in all di rec tions by me ans of a ro ta ting mir ror, the scan ner is used whe re ver the per for man ce of a hand-held scan ner needs to be ex cee - ded and the point of sale only of fers re stric ted and litt le room for scan ning. Pre ven ti ve Clea ning of the Scan ner It is ad vi sa ble to cle an the wind ow of the scan ner at re gu lar in ter vals. When the rea ding re sults de te rio ra te the scan ner wind ow should be clea ned more fre quent ly. Cle an the wind ow with a soft fine-mes hed cloth de am pe ned with pure isopropyl alcohol. Do not touch the wind ow of the scan ner. 40

46 BARCODE-SCAN NER Rea ding Bar code Hold the bar code un der ne ath the bar code rea der, the la ser beam will switch on automatically. The laser beam must register the complete bar code for de co ding. De pen ding on the size of la bel this hap pens at a dis tan - ce of approx. 10 to 20 cm. A suc cess ful de co ding of a bar code will be in di ca ted by an ac cous tic sig nal. Af ter rea ding of the bar code the scan ner swit ches off au to ma ti cal ly and is rea dy for rea ding the next la bel. Beepers Definitions The beeper sequences provide the following indications: Standard Beeper Definitions Number of Beeps Sequence Definitions 1 short, high A bar code symbol was decoded (if decode beeper is enabled). 1 long, high Thermal shutdown. 3 short, high Power-on or reset. Occurs immediately after the unit is turned on, indicating that the system software is working properly. If three beeps occur during normal operation, it is due to a reset and any work in progress is lost. If this occurs often, call Wincor Nixdorf Services Division. 41

47 BARCODE-SCAN NER Parameter Menu Scanning Number of Beeps Sequence Definitions 1 short, high Correct entry scanned or correct menu sequence performed. 1 high, long, high, long Successful program exit with change in the parameter setting. 2 long, high Input error, incorrect bar code, or Cancel scanned, wrong entry, incorrect bar code programming sequence; remain in program mode. Communications Number of Beeps Sequence Definitions 4 short, high Communication error in the indication field. 4 3 high, high, high, long long, short, long Receive error. ADF transmit error. 42

48 RECEIPT PRINTER (OPTIONAL) Receipt Printer (optional) The re ceipt prin ter is a com pact de vi ce, equip ped with a ther mo-prin ting unit, in te gra ted pa per cut ter and a pa per gui de. The prin ter is able to print gra phics and thus e.g. cou pons vou chers with bar co des, lo gos and la bels. Printer Po wer Supply Mul ti way Connector 43

49 RECEIPT PRINTER (OPTIONAL) Ope ra ting Ele ments Paper Compartment Receipt Cover LED Base Unit Paper Feed Button Con nec tors of the prin ter Cash Drawer Connector (6pin) USB Connector 9-Pin RS-232C Communication Connector Power Supply Connector Do not plug the the USB ca ble into the cash dra wer con nec tor. 44

50 RECEIPT PRINTER (OPTIONAL) Chan ging the Re ceipt Pa per When a red stri pe ap pe ars on the prin ted re ceipt, a new re ceipt roll should be in ser ted. Re mo ve the used pa per roll. Only use ty pes ap pro ved for this prin ter. Be fo re in ser ting a new pa per roll make sure that the front edge of the pa per has been cut or torn even ly to get a right an gled sharp edge. When iser ting the new re ceipt pa per roll make sure to un roll ap prox. 50 cm as there may adhesives on the paper to prevent accidental unrolling. These ad he si ves could cau se a pa per jam or da ma ge of the print head. In sert the pa per roll as il lu stra ted. 45

51 RECEIPT PRINTER (OPTIONAL) Clo se the prin ter: The pa per should pro tru de. Tear off the ex - cess pa per at the tear off edge and press the pa per feed but ton to advance the receipt paper. 46

52 AVAILABILITY OF INTERFACES Configuration variants Availability of Interfaces The following table shows the availability of interfaces combined with the dif - fe rent sys tem con fi gu ra tions. The first line con tains the stan dard BEETLE/ ipos sys tem with the avai la ble ports, each fol lo wing line the stan dard sys - tem (S) with add-on mo du les. The in ter fa ces mar ked with a dot indicate the availability. IPOS Configurations COM1* COM2* COM3 COM4 LPT PS/2 USB A+B cashd LAN CRT SPK MIC Standard (S) S+ Touch S+ POS Board S+ POS Board+ Touch S+ Dual Screen S+ Dual Screen+ Touch S+ POS+ Dual S+ POS+ Dual+ Touch S+ RF LAN S+ RF LAN+ Touch S+ POS+ RF S+ POS+ RF+ Touch 47

53 SUBMODULES Submodules for the CPU Va ri ous con trol lers can be plug ged in on the CPU. In the fol lo wing plea se find a brief des crip ti on of the avai la ble op tions. POS Board (COM 3, COM 4, Cash Dra wer) The POS board pos ses ses two more in ter fa ces, COM 3 and COM 4, which are not po wer supp lied. Fur ther mo re it pro vi des a RJ12 so cket as cash dra - wer interface. The COM2* in ter fa ce is use ab le in case of a con fi gu ra ti on with touch screen functions and POS board as in ter nal ly anot her COM in ter fa ce for the touch screen is made avai la ble. LAN Adap ter 10/100 MBit Ex works the BEETLE /ipos is equip ped with the LAN adap ter 10/100 Mbit for wor king in an Ether net Net work. PCI/ Mini PCI Adap ter with WLAN Mo dul The adap ter is an al ter na ti ve of the LAN adap ter 10/100 Mbit. PCI CRT Con trol ler (Dual Screen) The PCI CRT Con trol ler is anot her screen con trol ler. A se cond mo ni tor can be con nec ted to this board. All kind of flat screen or CRT mo ni tors can be con nec ted to this con trol ler, if they have a stan dard CRT in ter fa ce (ana log interface). The other monitor works independently, supported by the opera - ting sys tem, for ex am ple Wind ows 98, Wind ows 2000, Wind ows XP and Li - nux. PCI ISDN Con trol ler This con trol ler ex pands the in ter fa ces of the BEETLE /ipos by a stan dard ISDN in ter fa ce. The ISDN so cket is at ta ched on the mo du le and sub sti tu tes the 10/100 Mbit LAN adap ter. The con trol ler is equip ped with a S0-in ter fa ce. Ad di tio nal functions such as fax or SMS are pos si ble. 48

54 Start and runup behaviour START AND RUNUP BEHAVIOUR Af ter in stal ling the BEETLE /ipos, plug in the mains po wer cord and switch on the POS sys tem using the ON/OFF but ton on the front pa nel. The sys tem first per forms an au to ma tic self-test to test its ba sic functions. For example, you may see the following message (irrespective of processor type) on the four-line cas hier dis play or on the mo ni tor: WN BAS xx/xx Date xx/xx is the pla ce hol der of the BIOS ver si on num ber The sys tem then de ter mi nes the me di um from which the ope ra ting sys tem and POS ap pli ca ti on are to be boo ted. Each me di um is as sig ned a lo gi cal drive according to the configuration of your BEETLE /ipos. The fol lo wing me dia can be as sig ned a dri ve: Disk Network Hard disk CD ROM The lo gi cal dri ves are de sig na ted A:, B:, C: and D:. If the sys tem is to be boo ted from disk, this me di um must al ways be as sig - ned dri ve A:. The net work is al ways as sig ned to the C: dri ve du ring the ru - nup pro ce du re. The hard disk can be as sig ned to the C: or D: dri ve. The sys tem can only be start ed from the hard disk if the disk has been con fi gu - red as the C: dri ve. Corresponding to the BIOS Setup configuration the compact BEETLE /ipos can be boo ted from the fol lo wing dri ves: Floppy disk via USB Hard disk in drive C: Network adapter C: USB-CD-ROM 49

55 START AND RUNUP BEHAVIOUR Plea se mind that the sto ra ge me di um must be sys tem-boot-ca pa ble. The prio ri ties can be set in the BIOS: Network (C:) Hard disk (C:) USB-CD-ROM / FD disk De pen ding on the set ting in the BIOS the POS sys tem ac ces ses from the hard disk or from the flop py. Automatically continues the loading process from drive C:. If dri ve A: con tains a disk on which no ope ra ting sys tem is sto red, the POS sys tem can not be boo ted. In this case, eit her re pla ce the disk with one that is system-boot-capable or remove the disk altogether. If the ope ra ting sys tem has start ed up wit hout er ror, the POS ap pli ca ti on software is automatically booted if necessary. A mes sa ge is dis play ed as soon as the BEETLE /ipos is rea dy for ope ra ti - on. For more detailed information, see the description of your application program. 50

56 Retail Software RE TAIL SOFT WA RE The mar ket for re tail sto re so lu tions pre sents a bro ad ar ray of re qui re ments for the functions in the se so lu tions as well as for the soft wa re tech no lo gies used. Moreover, the software and hardware is used internationally, and must meet a wide ran ge of re gio nal re qui re ments. This me ans, for ex am ple, that solutions that fulfill the regional requirements of Central Europe may turn out to be ina de qua te for Asia or La tin Ame ri ca. Wincor Nixdorf provides customers worldwide with standard products appro - priate to the commercial and technical complexity of their organizations. In kee ping with this stra te gy, Win cor Nix dorf has de fi ned a port fo lio of in-sto re solutions that accommodates this variety of requirements. The portfolio of - fers in-sto re so lu tions for the dif fe rent ope ra ting sys tem plat forms that are prominently used worldwide (Microsoft and Linux), and also offers varying degrees of solution complexity. Besides demanding products that will re - main vi ab le in the fu tu re, today s re tail cus to mers also re qui re that a so lu ti on provider offer other services, such as project management, customization and integration services, as well as advice in the selection of basic core technologies. Wincor Nixdorf store solutions As an international product provider, we are oriented to market develop - ments and stan dards that are avai la ble world wi de, al lo wing us to of fer our customers open solutions and services with guaranteed viability into the fu - ture. Soft wa re must of cour se meet the customers needs, and the se can of ten vary gre at ly. But for the soft wa re to be a long-term suc cess, its de sign and implementation must also take into account the fundamental trends and stan dards that are emer ging in the mar ket. Only if you stay open to the dy - na mics of re tail, it can be en su red that new com mer ci al trends will be re flec - ted within the scope of the solutions provided. To accommodate these dynamics, Wincor Nixdorf must have the appropriate technical expertise. When working on product development, projects or consulting, this expertise is essential to effectively meet current as well as future requirements. 51

57 RE TAIL SOFT WA RE Platforms and products Microsoft Solution platforms today are expected to utilize state-of-the-art, standardi - zed ope ra ting sys tems. Some of the de ci si ve fac tors in se lec ting an ope ra - ting sys tem in the re tail tra de in clu de: An operating system should provide software administration mechanisms to help minimize the total cost of ownership. The flexibility of an operating system for use with different hardware and peripherals. Global availability to ensure complete coverage, as well as. Scalability with regard to user requirements. In light of the se cri te ria, the Mi cro soft ope ra ting sys tems have estab lis hed them sel ves in the mar ket, and the Mi cro soft Wind ows NT plat form is now positioned as an important technological factor. However, the growing discussion of operating system scalability, as well as the de mand for con ti nu ed re duc ti on of the to tal cost of owners hip, have led to the emer gen ce of ot her ope ra ting sys tems. The stron gest trend has been to Li nux. Re gard less of the in du stry in vol ved, Li nux of fers it self as an in ter - esting supp le me ment to the world of Mi cro soft. In view of this trend, Win cor Nix dorf has de fi ned a soft wa re stra te gy that ac - commodates both Linux and the popular Microsoft platform: Wincor Nixdorf currently offers two products for retail customers based on the Microsoft platform - the successful POSition store solution and the next-generation Trading Post software. With POSition, Wincor Nixdorf offers an optimized solution for use in the self-ser vi ce food and self-ser vi ce non-food mar ket seg ments. It is a fle xi ble and highly integrative solution. Meeting the needs of its international cliente - le, it is ba sed on a client/ser ver ar chi tec tu re with MS-DOS at the POS ter mi - nals and a Wind ows NT-ba sed ser ver. Tra ding Post pre sents it self as an ob ject-ba sed POS so lu ti on which uses the Microsoft Windows NT operating system throughout. With standardizati - on concepts for interfacing POS peripherals (OPOS), an innovative, modu - lar cus to mi zing con cept and a gra phi cal user in ter fa ce at the POS ter mi nal, 52

58 RE TAIL SOFT WA RE Trading Post is positioned in markets with demanding requirements for system architecture and application versatility. Li nux With CALYPSO, Wincor Nixdorf provides an international, high-performance sales system for the control and administration of sales activities in the self-ser vi ce food and self-ser vi ce non-food mar ket seg ments. It is ba sed on a Li nux ser ver and MS-DOS or Li nux clients. The sys tem ar chi tec tu re and platform guarantee optimal security and performance. CALYPSO is one of the first re tail so lu tions with a ho mo ge nous Li nux plat form throug hout. Tech no lo gy eva lua ti on The further development of Wincor Nixdorf retail solutions takes place in di alog with its cus to mers. Be fo re being in clu ded in exi sting pro ducts, new trends and tech no lo gies are ca re ful ly exa mi ned with re gard to their rea di - ness for the market. To ensure market acceptance and market orientation in the selection of technologies, Wincor Nixdorf conducts technology evaluati - on projects with its customers and partners. This significantly reduces tech - nological risks. 53

59 TECHNICAL DATA FOR BEETLE /KIOSK Appendix Technical Data for BEETLE /KIOSK Dimension (flat Version) Width, Depth, Height Dimension (tilted Version, w/o printer) Width, Depth, Height Dimension (tilted Version, with printer) Width, Depth, Height Cli ma tic ca te go ry Class 3K3 Class 2K2 Class 1K2 Temperature Operating (3K3) Transport (2K2) Storage (1K2) In put vol ta ge Output Max. po wer con sump ti on 390 x 237 x 408 mm 390 x 237 x 378 mm 390 x 139 x 640 mm DIN IEC DIN IEC DIN IEC C to +40 C -25 C to +60 C +5 C to +40 C VAC VAC max. 65 W 0,6A bei V 1,2A bei V 54