Gasboy CFN III Quick Reference Guide v3.3 - Manual (Page 34)

CFN III Quick Reference
Page 30 MDE-4483 CFN III Quick Reference Guide v3.3 · August 2005
Switch Settings
CPU Board, Firmware 5.0 -5.2
CPU board assembly number: C04832.
DIP switch banks 2 and 3 on the Check Point CPU
board set options:
DIP Switch Bank 2
Position & Definition Setting(*=customary)
1 ____
2-3 key click see below
4 beeper *closed=enabled
open=disabled
5 cash drawer present *closed=yes
open=no
6 cash drawer type *open=Gasboy
7-8 address see below
Keyclick 2-2 2-3
none open open
short open closed
medium closed open
long closed closed
Check Point Poll Address Select
Address 2-7 2-8
1 open open
2 open closed
3 closed open
4 closed closed
DIP Switch Bank 3
Position & Definition Setting(*=customary)
1 ____
2 dead man timer
*open=enabled
closed=disabled
3 ____
4 self test mode
*open=disabled
closed=enabled
5 keyswitch type
*open=4 position
closed=2 position
6 off-hook beeps
closed=soft
*open=loud
7 off-hook color
*open=red
closed=green
8 off-hook beeper
closed=no
*open=yes
CPU Board, Firmware 5.3 & 5.4
CPU board assembly number: C05836.
There are no DIP switch banks on the Check Point
CPU board with this firmware version.
Pins 2 and 3 on K1 (next to U15) are normally
jumpered.
Any RS-232 (serial) printer connected directly to the
Check Point CPU board goes to P11; a parallel
printer goes to P12.
Check Point Test Mode
To begin a self test:
• turn keyswitch to MANAGER and press 00/NO
SALE, or
• disconnect the RS-422/485 connector, wait for
the Out of Service display, and press 00/NO
SALE.
0 self-test
1 memory test
2 beeper check
3 console card reader test
4 display test
5 keyboard test
6 test opening of cash drawer
7 check setting of switches (firmware 5.2)
or
configuration (firmware 5.3)
8 serial port/loopback test
CLEAR
PRINT printer test (ver. 5.4 and higher)
9 ends self test
00 manager key test (firmware 5.3 or later)
Configuration
In the self test with firmware 5.3, pressing 7 accesses
configuration mode. (If the Check Point has never
been configured or if its configuration has been
erased, it will go into configuration mode at power
up.)
The default selection is the first selection shown in
each of the following option groups: