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OPERATION MANUAL

February 2013

TCPIP232

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CONTENTS

BOOT MENU.................................................................................................................................5

ITCPIP232 A TM/POS...................................................................................................................7

TCPIP232 Connections.................................................................................................................7

TCPIP232 Hardware Configuration.............................................................................................9

TCPIP232 Setups...........................................................................................................................10

Stand Alone Setup.............................................................................................................10

TCP/IP SETTINGS.............................................................................................................10

INFORMA TION SETTINGS...............................................................................................11

INTERFACE SETTING.......................................................................................................11

TIME SYNC SETTINGS....................................................................................................12

SENSE.............................................................................................................................12

TRANSACTION ALARM.....................................................................................................12

FIL TER TYPE......................................................................................................................12

WA TCHDOG TIMER...........................................................................................................12

TCPIP 232 Connecting Diagram and Setting .........................................................................14

TCPIP 232 Connecting with A TM ..............................................................................14

TCPIP 232 Connecting with Printer..........................................................................16

TCPIP 232 Connecting with NCRACS........................................................................18

TCPIP 232 Connecting Diagram with Filter T ype Setting as DUMP .......................20

TCPIP 232 Connecting with Cash Register Express(CRE)....................................25

TCPIP 232 Connecting with Gilbraco Passport.....................................................30

TCPIP 232 Connecting with INFO GENESIS.........................................................32

TCPIP 232 Connecting with DIGISM 5500...............................................................34

TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 UDP Interface................................................................................36

TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 Connections................................................................................36

TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 Hardware Configuration............................................................37

TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 Setups............................................................................................38

IP Address/Subnet Mask/Gate Way/Port.................................................................38

TX Baudrate...................................................................................................................38

Output T ype....................................................................................................................38

Workstations Settings.................................................................................................38

VSSI-Pro Setup.............................................................................................................................40

VSI-Pro and VSI-Pro Max Setup................................................................................................41

IP ADDRESS Setup......................................................................................................................41

INFORMA TION DISPLA Y Setup.................................................................................................42

TCPIP232 LED Indicators...........................................................................................................42

A VE RS485 Network.....................................................................................................................42

Cables and Pin Assignment s......................................................................................................42

Firmware Update..........................................................................................................................44

TCPIP232 T esting.........................................................................................................................46

Warranty ....................................................................................................................... ...................47

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FIGURES

Figure 1: Stand Alone Connection...............................................................................................7

Figure 2: VSSI-Pro Interface........................................................................................................7

Figure 3: VSI-Pro or VSI-Pro Max Interface..............................................................................8

Figure 4: A VE RS485 Network Interface.....................................................................................8

Figure 5: TCPIP232 Silkscreen (Left Corner Back).................................................................9

Figure 6: A TM St and Alone T apping Mode Connection.........................................................14

Figure 7: A TM St and Alone Mirror Mode Connection............................................................14

Figure 8: A TM with RS485 Network Interface..........................................................................14

Figure 9: Printer Stand Alone T apping Mode Connection...................................................16

Figure 10: Printer stand alone mirror mode connection.......................................................16

Figure 11: Printer with RS485 Network Interface....................................................................16

Figure 12: NCRACS Stand Alone T apping Mode Connection...........................................18

Figure 13: NCRACS Stand Slone Mirror Mode Connection...............................................18

Figure 14: NCRACS with RS485 Network Interface...............................................................18

Figure 15: A TM Dump Data T apping Mode Connection.......................................................20

Figure 16: A TM Dump Data Mirror Mode Connection.............................................................20

Figure 17: Printer Dump Data T apping Mode Connection...................................................20

Figure 18: Printer Dump Data Mirror Mode Connection.....................................................20

Figure 19: Cash Register Express T apping Mode Connection......................................25

Figure 20: Cash Register Express Mirror Mode Connection.........................................25

Figure 21: Cash Register Express Client Server Setting RS485 Network Interface.....26

Figure 22: Gilbraco PassportStand Slone T apping Mode Connection...........................30

Figure 23: Gilbraco Passport Stand Alone Mirror Mode Connection...........................30

Figure 24: Gilbraco Passport with RS485 Network Interface..............................................30

Figure 25: INFO GENESIS Stand Alone T apping Mode Connection.................................32

Figure 26: INFO GENESIS Stand Alone Mirror Mode Connection....................................32

Figure 27: INFO GENESIS with RS485 Network Interface...............................................32

Figure 28: DIGISM 5500 Stand Alone T apping Mode Connection.....................................34

Figure 29: DIGISM 5500 Stand Alone Mirror Mode Connection.........................................34

Figure 30: DIGISM 5500 with RS485 Network Interface..................................................34

Figure 31: TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 and Micros Workstation Connection..........36

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BOOT MENU

TCPIP232 is able to select upon boot u p to the “TCPIP232 ATM/POS” , “VSS 3700” or
“UPDA TE FIRMWARE” by connecting the PC/DVR cable (021-037-SF). The connects from
the TCPIP232 adapter to your laptop. Power up the TCPIP232 RS-232 Port and your laptop
and run a serial communications program like Hyper T erminal at baudrate 19200,n,81 with
VT100 emulation. Press ESC key (1BH) , [ (5Bh) and S (53H) to enter to the BOOT Menu.
Y ou will see the following “Boot Menu”.

NOTE :

system if TCPIP232 starts or is listening to a UDP message you can not enter
programming mode until reboot the system again. Therefore disconnect all LAN
cables from the TCPIP232 prior to entering the Boot Menu.

Press the Arrow “UP” or “Down” to move the cursor to the proper menu and to select
Press the “Enter” key to select.

When entering into the TCPIP232 VSS 3700 Main Menu while booting the

BOOT MENU

- TCPIP232 A TM/POS

- VSS 3700

- UPDA TE FIRMWARE

TCPIP232 A TM/POS

Select the TCPIP232 A TM/POS operating mode by waiting until the Copy
right message appears as below . Y ou will then be ready to use the
TCPIP232 ATM/POS. (refer to page 7 for operations and programming
details)

Copyright 2013 by A.V .E. Thailand
TCPIP232 V400R23B1 Feb 14 2013

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VSS 3700

By selecting the VSS 3700 you will enter to the VSS 3700 operating mode.

Wait for the TCPIP232 to reboot and show the message as below . You will then be ready to
use the
and programming details)

TCPIP232 for the Micros VSS 3700 UDP Interface. (refer to page 36 for operation

TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700

Listening 192.168.2.233 Port 12345

UPDATE FIRMWARE

T o enter to the TCPIP232 UPDATE FIRMWARE mode refer to page 44)

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TCPIP232 ATM/POS

The TCPIP232 Interface is designed to capture A TM or POS transactions on a Ethernet
LAN system and then convert captrued transactions to a serial port to interface with VSSI­Pro (A TM Synchronous Serial Interface), VSI-Pro Max or VSI-Pro to overlay the text on the
video and export the data in formated ASCII to other devices like a DVR. It also allows full
programming of the TCPIP232 via on-screen interative menu of the above devices.

When used standalone or connected to a DVR, programming is done via any laptop running
HyperT erminal or other communications program. Default is MDI/MDIX but can be jumper
configured for T ap or Mirror Modes.

TCPIP232 Connections

1. Stand Alone with Digital Video Recorder

This connection will inteface directly to a DVR which supports Text Insertion. This in­sertion will interface via RS232C from TCPIP232 rear panel.DVR RS232 communication
setting to be baud rate 19200,N,8,1 Flow control NONE. So Please consult your DVR manual
or contact the DVR manufacturer . The TCPIP232 is programmed by a laptop.

Camera

ATM

Video Coaxial

Rounter/Network
Switcher

CAT-5

CAT-5

Serial

TCPIP232

Monitor

Video Coaxial

DVR

Figure 1. Stand Alone Connection

2. VSSI-Pro Interface

The VSSI-Pro also supports text insertion and programmable gray scale and back­ground of text insertion. Users are able to define the A TM IP Address via Onscreen program­ming on VSSI-Pro Menu.

RS-232

CAT5 LAN

RS-232

Figure 2. VSSI-Pro Interface

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3. VSI-Pro or VSI-Pro Max Interface

The VSI-Pro and VSI-Pro Max supports Text Insertion and programmable gray scale
and background of text inesertion and can be programmed via the Onscreen display for
setting the ATM or POS IP in addition to PC Programming of both units.

Video IN

Camera

CA T-5

ATM

CAT-5

TCPIP232

Figure 3. VSI-Pro or VSI-Pro Max Interface

RS232 Output

VSI-Pro/MAX

Video OUT

DVR

4. AVE RS485 Network Interface

The A VE RS485 Network is a text and information streaming solution that connects
multiple devices via an RS485 port. There are Master and Slave units for A VE RS485 Net­work solution. The Master unit is used for polling the data of the slave device and sending the
text and information (Alarm , Time and Date) steaming to the DVR that support s A VE RS485
network solution commonly called the VSI-ADD protocol.

CAM1

CAM2

CAM3

CAM4

CAT-5

CA T-5

TCPIP232TCPIP232

CAM1-4 INPUT

RS232

DVR

Figure 4. AVE RS485 Network Interface

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CA T-5

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX Master

CA T-5

RS485

TCPIP232 Hardware Configuration:

TCPIP232 hardware operation depends on your network connection. TCPIP232 is

able to operate with HUB and Network Switcher. There are 2 hardware configurations:

1. Mirror Mode

This Mode supports HUB and Programmable Network Switchers. The user needs to
provide a port for TCPIP232 to capture A TM transactions on the HUB and needs to mirror the
A TM LAN port for TCPIP232 port to capture data. This kind of switcher we called “program­mable network switcher” .

2. Tapping Mode

The T apping mode supports HUB and Typical Network Switcher . T appping Mode cap­tures ATM transactions by tapping receiving data at the ATM or POS only. So HUB and
Switch will not see TCPIP232 as a network device. see Figure 6

Figure 5. TCPIP232 Silkscreen (Left Corner Back)

T apping Mode Setup. (This is a defualt from manufacturer)

1. Open JP15,JP16

2. JP6 Close 1-2,3-4,5-6,1 1-12

3. JP18 and JP19 Close 1-2

Mirror Mode Setup

1. Close JP15, JP16

2. JP6 Close 1-2,3-4,5-6,1 1-12

3. JP18 and JP19 Close 2-3

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TCPIP232 Setups

The user must be careful to unplug the LAN cable from the A TM or POS. The A TM or
POS has the protection when there is no comunication between the ATM and Host Server in
limited time your A TM will be of fline automatically . This peroid is called the “A TM T ime Out’.
This time out depends on your A TM system. It is approximately 6-10 seconds.

Stand Alone Setup

Connect the PC/DVR cable (021-037-SF) which comes from the TCPIP232 adapter
to your laptop. Power up your TCPIP232 and your laptop and run serial program like Hyper
T erminal at baudrate 19200,n,81 with VT100 emulation. Press ESC key (1BH) , [ (5Bh) and
P (50H) to enter to the Main Menu.

TCPIP232 SETUP
* TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENSE AUTO

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF

- FILTER TYPE ATM

- WA TCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

Press the Arrow key to move the cursor or change the configurations Press the Enter key to
select or save the configurations.

TCPIP SETTING
* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

TCP/IP SETTINGS

IP ADDRESSP ADDRESS

The IP address will be the same as the A TM or POS machine.

DESTINATION PORT

Port number of destination 0 to 65535.

EXIT

Exit to main menu.

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INFORMA TION SETTING
* INFORMA TION 0 ON

- INFORMA TION 1 ON

- INFORMA TION 2 ON

- INFORMA TION 3 ON

- EXIT

INFORMATION SETTINGS

INFORMATION

This is a user define for additional information in the transaction to display
special information.

EXIT

Exit to main menu.

INTERFACE SETTING
* INTERF ACE GENERIC

- ID 1

- EXIT

INTERFACE SETTING

INTERFACE

Selections; Generic, RegCom57600, RegCom9600, Vnet
Select Generic if you connect with VSSI-Pro/VSI-Pro/Max then select VSSI­Pro forTCPIP232 will send raw data to VSSI-Pro to analyze the data but the
VSSI-Pro is able to use Generic mode by select TCPIP GENERIC when you
program the VSSI-Pro.
Select REGCOM57600 or REGCOM9600 or VNET when you connect with
RS485 network. Put jumper on JP9(1-2) , JP10(1-2) and JP1 1(1-2) for using
A VE RS485 Network.

ID

Use when you select REGCOM57600 or REGCOM9600 or VNET .

EXIT

Exit to main menu.

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TIME SYNC SETTINGS
* DA TE FORMA T MM/DD/YY

- TIME SYNC OFF

TIME SYNC SETTINGS

DATE FORMATP ADDRESS

Select date format to be MM/DD/YY , DD/MM/YY or YY/MM/DD

TIME SYNC

Sync time to the MVDR.

EXIT

Exit to main menu.

SENSE

Select type of LAN cable for Straight Through or Cross Over cable if you select

AUTO then TCPIP232 will select cable type automatically .

TRANSACTION ALARM

OFF

Off transaction alarm function.

MVDR

Send serial alarm to the MVDR every time that transaction cause .

FILTER TYPE

Select filter type to be ATM , EPSON , NCRACS ,CRE or DUMP

ATM

A TM filter format. Connecting diagram and TCPIP232 setting refer to page 14.

EPSON

EPSON printer filter format. Default port at 9100 but you can change what ever
you want. Connecting diagram and TCPIP232 setting refer to page 16.

NCRACS

NCR ACS-IR filter format.Connecting diagram and TCPIP232 setting
refer to page 18.

GENERIC LAN PRINTER

Filter format for GENERIC LAN PRINTER. Default port at 9100 but you can
change what ever you wantConnecting diagram and TCPIP232 setting refer
to page 16.

DUMP

Capture all ethernet RAW data and send out to RS-232. Connecting
diagram and TCPIP232 setting refer to page 20.

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CRE

Cash Register Express filter format. Connecting diagram and TCPIP232
setting refer to page 25.

GILBRACO PASSPORT

GILBRACO P ASSPORT filter format. Default port at 700 but you can change
what ever you want. Connecting diagram and TCPIP232 setting refer to
page 30.

INFO GENESIS

INFO GENESIS filter format. Default port at 7005 but you can change
what ever you want. Connecting diagram and TCPIP232 setting refer
to page 32.

DIGISM 5500

DIGISM 5500 filter format. Connecting diagram and TCPIP232 setting refer
to page 34.

WATCHDOG TIMER

Turn ON or OFF watchdog timer of the system.

EXIT

Exit from system setting and back to operation mode.

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TCPIP 232 Connecting Diagram and Detting

TCPIP 232 V onnecting with A TM

1. Connecting diagram
Camera

ATM

CAT-5

Figure 6. ATM Stand Alone T apping Mode Connection

Camera

ATM

Video Coaxial

Router/
Network Switch

CAT-5

TCPIP232

Video Coaxial

Router/
Network Switch

CA T-5

Monitor

Video

Serial

DVR

Monitor

Video

CA T-5

TCPIP232

Serial

DVR

Figure 7. ATM Stand Alone Mirror Mode Connection

Note : TCPIP232 Tapping Mode and Mirror Mode Setting refer to page 9

ATM1

CAM1

ATM2

CA T-5

TCPIP232TCPIP232

CAM2

CA T-5

CAM3

ATM3

ATM4

CA T-5

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

CAM4

CA T-5

CAM1-4

RS232

DVR

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX Master

Figure 8. ATM with RS485 Network Interface

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RS485

2. Select TCPIP 232 Fiter T ype for A TM.

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENSE AUT O

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF
* FIL TER TYPE ATM

- WA TCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP Setting Menu to be an IP of the A TM.

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

4. Exit from TCPIP 232 setting and back to operating mode.

5. Try to make some transaction with A TM then transaction data will be display on
the monitor screen and store in the DVR.

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TCPIP 232 Connecting with EPSON or GENERIC LAN PRINTER.

1. Connecting Diagram

Monitor

EPSON
Printer

Camera

Video

Rounter/Network

Cash
register

CAT -5

Serial

CA T -5

TCPIP232

Video

DVR

Figure 9. EPSON or GENERIC LAN PRINTER Stand Alone Tapping Mode Connection

Monitor

Video

DVR

Cash
register

Camera

CA T -5

EPSON
Printer

Video

CAT -5

Rounter/Network

CAT -5

TCPIP232

Serial

Figure 10. EPSON or GENERIC LAN PRINTER Stand Slone Mirror Mode Connection

Note : TCPIP232 Tapping Mode and Mirror Mode Setting refer to page 9

Printer1

CA T -5

Cash
reg 1

CA T-5

CAM1

Printer2

Rounter/Network

TCPIP232TCPIP232

Cash
reg 2

CA T -5

CAM2

CAM3

Cash

Printer3

reg3

CAT -5

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

Printer4

CAM4

Cash
reg 4

CAT -5

CAM1-4

EPSON Printer 1 - 4

DVR

RS232

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX

RS485

Figure 11. EPSON or GENERIC LAN PRINTER with RS485 Network Interface

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2. Select TCPIP232 Fiter Fype for EPSON or GENERIC LAN PRINTER

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENCE AUT O

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF
* FIL TER TYPE EPSON

- WA TCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP setting menu to be an IP of the printer.

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

4. Exit from TCP232 setting and back to operating mode.

5. T ry to make some transaction with cash register then transaction data will be
display on the screen and store in the DVR.

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TCPIP 232 Connecting with NCRACS

1. Connecting Diagram
Camera

NCRACS

Video Coaxial

Router/
Network Switch

Monitor

CAT-5

CAT-5

Serial

TCPIP232

Figure 12. NCRACS Stand Alone Tapping Mode Connection

Camera

NCRACS

Video Coaxial

Router/
Network Switch

Monitor

CAT-5

Video

DVR

Video

CAT-5

TCPIP232

Serial

DVR

Figure 13. NCRACS Stand Alone Mirror Mode Connection

Note : TCPIP232 Tapping Mode and Mirror Mode Setting refer to page 9

NCRACS

CA T-5

CAM1

NCRACS

TCPIP232TCPIP232

CAM2

CA T-5

CAM3

NCRACS

CAT-5

CAM4

NCRACS

CA T-5

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

CAM1-4

RS232

DVR

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX Master

Figure 14. NCRACS with RS485 Network Interface

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RS485

2. Select TCPIP232 Fiter T ype to be NCRACS.

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENCE AUT O

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF
* FILTER TYPE NCRACS

- WA TCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP setting menu to be an IP of NCRACS.

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

4. Exit from TCP232 setting and back to operating mode.

5. Try to make some transaction with cash register then transaction dat a will be
display on the screen and store in the DVR.

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TCPIP 232 Connecting Diagram with Filter T ype Setting as DUMP .

1. Connecting diagram

ATM

CA T -5

TCPIP232

Rounter/Network
Switcher

CAT-5

Serial

Figure 15. ATM Dump Data Tapping Mode Connection

ATM

CA T -5

TCPIP232

Rounter/Network
Switcher

CAT-5

Serial

Figure 16. ATM Dump Dat a Mirror Mode Connection

Hyper T erminal PC

Hyper T erminal PC

Cash Register

Figure 17. Printer Dump Data Tapping Mode Connection

Cash Register

Hyper T erminal PC

Hyper T erminal PC

CA T -5

CAT -5

TCPIP232

Rounter/Network
Switcher

CAT-5

TCPIP232

Printer

CAT-5

Serial

CAT-5

Serial

Figure 18. Printer Dump Data Mirror Mode Connection

Note : TCPIP232 Tapping Mode and Mirror Mode Setting refer to page 9

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2. Setting TCPIP 232 in Filter T ype as DUMP.

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENCE AUTO

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF

* FILTER TYPE DUMP

- WA TCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP setting menu to be an IP of the A TM or Printer
that need to capture data.

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT ANY

4. Open Hyper T erminal program on the PC and setting Set comport at baud rate
19200,N,8,1 Flow control NONE.

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5. Select Emulation to be ANSI.

6. Click on ASCII setup button then set ASCII Sending and ASCII Receiving as

follows.

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7. Click on Tranfer Menu and select Capture Text

8. Locate the file that need to capture.

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9. Click Call menu and select call for ready to receive data from RS232.

10. Try to make some transaction from A TM or Cash register and transaction data

will appear on Hyper Terminal screen.
1 1. Click Tranfer menu and seclect Capture T ext and click S top then RAW

transaction data will store in the file where that locate in the PC.

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TCPIP 232 Connecting with Cash Register Express(CRE)

Cash Register Express setting to be Client and Server Connecting Diagram

1. Connecting Diagram

Camera

Video

CRE server PC

CRE client PC

CAT -5

Rounter/Network

CA T -5

Serial

TCPIP232

Figure 19. Cash Register Express Tapping Mode Connection

Camera

CRE client PC

Video

Rounter/Network

Monitor

Video

DVR

Monitor

CA T -5

CRE server PC

CA T -5

CA T -5

TCPIP232

Serial

DVR

Figure 20. Cash Register Express Mirror Mode Connection

Note : TCPIP232 Tapping Mode and Mirror Mode setting refer to page 9

Video

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CAM1

CAM2

CAM3

CAM4

CRE

Client PC 1

CA T -5

Rounter/Network
Switcher

CRE

Client PC2

CA T -5

TCPIP232TCPIP232

Client PC3

CAM1-4 INPUT

RS232

CRE

CA T -5

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

CRE

Client PC4

CA T -5

RS485

CRE

DVR

Server PC

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX Master

Figure 21. Cash Register Express Client Server Setting RS485 Network Interface

2. Setting TCPIP 232 in FIL TER TYPE to be CRE.

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENCE AUT O

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF
* FIL TER TYPE CRE

- WA TCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

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3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP setting menu to be an IP of the Cash Register
Express server PC.

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

4. Start cash register express server on the CRE server PC. Then from the login
screen select file, go to the security tab select “ St art the DVR Server “. And login
to the cash register express.

5. Start cash register express client on the CRE client PC. Then from the login
screen select file, go to the security tab select “ St art the DVR Client “. And login
to the cash register express.

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6.Setting network environment of the client Cash Register Express network setting

by press Option button.

7. Click on “Setup” button(1) and click on “Setup Screen” (2) then Setup Screen

setting will appear.

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8. Put the IP of Cash Register Expressx server by click on “Hardware” tab(1) and
click on “Page2” tab(2) and put the IP of the Cash Register Express (3) that
configuration to be Cash Register Express server.

9. Exit from Cash Register Express setting and back to operating mode.

10. Try to make a transaction from Cash Register Express client PC then DVR
will be display invoice transaction display on screen along with cash register
number.

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TCPIP 232 connecting with Gilbraco Passport

1. Connecting diagram

Monitor

DVR

Gilbraco
Passport

Camera

CA T -5

Video

Rounter/Network

CAT -5

Serial

TCPIP232

Figure 22. Gilbraco Passport stand alone tapping mode connection

Camera

Gilbraco
Passport

CA T -5

Video

Rounter/Network

CAT -5

Serial

Video

Monitor

Video

TCPIP232

DVR

Figure 23. Gilbraco Passport stand alone mirror mode connection

Note : TCPIP232 tapping mode and mirror mode setting is refer to page 9

Gilbraco
Passport

CAT-5

CAM1

Gilbraco
Passport

TCPIP232TCPIP232

CAM2

CAT-5

CAM3

Gilbraco
Passport

CA T-5

Gilbraco
Passport

CA T-5

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

CAM4

CAM1-4

RS485

DVR

RS232

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX Master

Figure 24. Gilbraco Passport with RS485 Network Interface

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2. Select TCPIP232 Fiter T ype to be GILBRACO P ASSPORT.

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENCE AUT O

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF
* FILTER TYPE GILBRACO PASSPORT

- WATCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP setting menu to be an IP of printer .

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

4. Exit from TCP232 setting and back to operating mode.

5. Try to make some transaction with cash register then transaction dat a will be
display on the screen and store in the DVR.

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TCPIP 232 Connecting with INFO GENESIS

1. Connecting Diagram

Camera

INFO

GENESIS

CA T -5

Video

Rounter/Network

CAT -5

Serial

TCPIP232

Figure 25 INFO GENESIS Stand Alone Tapping Mode Connection

Camera

INFO

GENESIS

CA T -5

Video

Rounter/Network

CAT -5

Serial

Monitor

Video

DVR

Monitor

Video

TCPIP232

DVR

Figure 26. INFO GENESIS Stand Alone Mirror Mode Connection

Note : TCPIP232 Tapping Mode and Mirror Mode Setting refer to page 9

CAM1

INFO

GENESIS

CA T-5

CAM2

INFO

GENESIS

CA T-5

TCPIP232TCPIP232

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

CAM3

INFO

GENESIS

CA T-5

CAM4

INFO

GENESIS

CA T-5

CAM1-4

RS485

DVR

RS232

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX Master

Figure 27. INFO GENESIS with RS485 Network Interface

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2. Select TCPIP232 Fiter T ype to be INFO GENESIS.

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENCE AUT O

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF
* FILTER TYPE INFO GENESIS

- W ATCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP setting menu to be an IP of printer .

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

4. Exit from TCP232 setting and back to operating mode.

5. Try to make some transaction with cash register then transaction dat a will be
display on the screen and store in the DVR.

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TCPIP 232 Connecting with DIGISM 5500

1. Connecting diagram

DIGISM
5500

DIGISM
5500

Camera

CA T -5

Video

CAT -5

Serial

TCPIP232

Monitor

Video

DVR

Figure 28. DIGISM 5500 Stand Alone Tapping Mode Connection

Camera

CA T -5

Video

Rounter/Network

CAT -5

Serial

Monitor

Video

TCPIP232

DVR

Figure 29. DIGISM 5500 Stand Slone Mirror Mode Connection

Note : TCPIP232 Tapping Mode and Mirror Mode Setting refer to page 9

DIGISM
5500

CAM1

DIGISM
5500

CAT-5

TCPIP232TCPIP232

CAM2

CAT-5

CAM3

DIGISM
5500

DIGISM
5500

CA T-5

TCPIP232 TCPIP232

CAM4

CA T-5

CAM1-4

RS232

DVR

Hydra/VSI-Pro MAX Master

Figure 30. DIGISM 5500 with RS485 Network Interface

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RS485

2. Select TCPIP232 Fiter T ype to be DIGISM 5500.

TCPIP232 SETUP

- TCP/IP SETTINGS

- INFORMA TION SETTINGS

- INTERFACE SETTINGS

- TIME SYNC SETTINGS

- SENCE AUT O

- TRANSACTION ALARM OFF
* FILTER TYPE DIGISM 5500

- W ATCHDOG TIMER ON

- EXIT

3. Setting the IP Address in TCP/IP setting menu to be an IP of printer .

TCPIP SETTING

* IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.0

- DESTINA TION PORT AN Y

- EXIT

4. Exit from TCP232 setting and back to operating mode.

5. Try to make some transaction with cash register then transaction dat a will be
display on the screen and store in the DVR.

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TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 UDP Interface

The TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 UDP Interface is used for receiving the UDP mes­sages from Micros Workstations and send the information to the RS232 output in formatted
ASCII to a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) which supports text insertion and overlays trasaction
information to video or any RS-232 device.

The TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 can read data from up to 16 Work S tations simultaneously
and output all the data using the A VE VSI-ADD protocol. Therefore with a compatible DVR
and one TCPIP232 A TM/POS Micros unit can provide a full 16 POS solution.

TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 Connection

Connect the Micros Workstation and TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 to the network
then connect TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 with the DVR or RS-232 receiving device.

Rounter/Network

Camera

○○○○○○○

Monitor

Workstation 1

○○○○○

CAT -5

Serial

Video

Workstation 16

TCPIP232

DVR

Figure 31. TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 and Micros Workstation Connection

The TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 is able to receive UDP Messages from up to 16 Micros
Workstation Stations simultaneously and output via one RS-232 using the AVE VSI-ADD
protocol.

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TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 Hardware Configuration:

Figure 32. TCPIP232 Hardware Silkscreen

Default settings for TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 UDP Interface

1. Close JP15, JP16

2. JP6 Close 1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8,9-10,1 1-12

3. JP18 and JP19 Close 2-3

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TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 Setups

The TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 is able to set the configurations by connecting the
RS-232 port to a PC or Laptop with TCPIP232-DVR/PC cable(021-037-SF). Run the serial
communications program at baudrate 19200,8,n,1 with VT100 emulation. Press ESC key
(1BH) , [ (5BH) and P (50H) to enter to the Main Menu of the TCPIP232 VSS 3700. If the
TCPIP232 starts listening to a UDP message you can not enter programming mode until
reboot the system again so disconnect all LAN cables prior to selection.

TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700

* IP Address 192.168.0.233

- Subnet Mask 255.255.0.0

- Gate Way 192.168.1.1

- Port 12345

- TX Baudrate 19200

- Output T ype VSI-ADD

- Workstations Settings

- Exit

Press the Arrow key to move the cursor or change the configurations Press the Enter key to
select or save the configurations.

IP Address/Subnet Mask/Gate Way/Port

Set IP Address , Subnet Mask , Gate Way and Port for receiving the UDP message
from Micros Workstations.

TX Baudrate

Y ou can change Baudrate for the serial port to the DVR or PC to receive the data from
TCPIP232. There are choices1200/2400/4800/9600/14400/19200/28800/38400/57600/
1 15200 BPS for 8-bit non parity and 1 S top bit.

Output Type

There is ASCII and VSI-ADD format for RS232 output that sends the dat a to the DVR
or PC. If you select ASCII the data output will be text and end with Carriage Return and Line
Feed. If you select VSI-ADD the data output will be leading with ESC , Address , T ext and end
with Carriage Return this use for the DVR that support VSI-ADD protocol for T ext Insertion.

Workstations Settings

Y ou can use Micros Workstations up to 16 unit s to send UDP message to TCPIP232
by enable in front of Workstation Number and you can change the Workstation Number .

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Workstations Settings

* 1.Enable 000000001

- 2.Enable 000000002

- 3.Enable 000000003

- 4.Enable 000000004

- 5.Disable 000000005

- 6.Disable 000000006

- 7.Disable 000000007

- 8.Disable 000000008

- 9.Disable 000000009

-10.Disable 000000010

-11.Disable 000000011

-12.Disable 000000012

-13.Disable 000000013

-14.Disable 000000014

-15.Disable 000000015

-16.Disable 000000016

- Exit

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VSSI-Pro Setup

Connect the TCPIP232 adapter to the VSSI-Pro with the provided cable(021-010-SF),
connect video, A TM LAN and power up both unit s.

1.Enter the VSSI-Pro Main Menu by simultaneously pressing and holding the DOWN and UP
while then press and releasing RESET Button. The main menu will be displayed as below .
So move cursor to ATM Select by press UP or DOWN button. Press SET to enter the ATM
Select Menu.

ATM SELECT
SCREEN SETUP
TEXT DISPLA Y
COMMUNICA TION
EXCEPTION REPORT
ALARM OUTPUTS
TEST/DEMO MODE
DOWN/UP LOAD SETUP
HELP

2.On A TM Select Menu, Move cursor to TCPIP Interface then press SET to enter .

SDLC
BISYNC
ASYNC
CAMERA PORT
JOURNAL PRINTER
TCPIP INTERF ACE
CUSTOM
EXIT

3.The Menu in TCPIP Interface will be displayed as below .

NOTE:

TCPIP GENERIC
TCPIP FORMA T I
TCPIP FORMA T II
TCPIP DEBUGING

EXIT

4.Select TCPIP GENERIC to enter and Change the IP Address the same as ATM’ s IP Address.
Example, if the ATM’s IP address is 192.168.0.141 So the address on TCPIP-232 Adapter
this menu as:

IP ADDRESS 1 : 192
IP ADDRESS 2 : 168
IP ADDRESS 3 : 0
IP ADDRESS 4 : 141
EXIT

1. Exit off to return to the main menu then press RESET button to operation mode.

2. T est you transaction on A TM to verify VSSI-Pro and TCPIP-232 Adapter’s Operation.

If you select TCPIP Format I or II and
program the IP to the TCPIP232
Adapter you can not disconnect from
the VSSI-Pro and plug direct to the
DVR. Y ou can only do this is set for
Generic.

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VSI-Pro and VSI-Pro MAX Setup

1.T o access the main-menu of the VSI-Pro, simultaneously hold down the “Down” & “Up”
buttons and press and release the “Reset” button and then release the “Down” & “Up”
buttons. This will take you to the main programming menu.

REGISTER SELECT
SCREEN SETUP
TEXT DISPLA Y
COMMUNICA TION
EXCEPTION REPORT
ALARM OUTPUT
TEST/DEMO MODE
DOWNLOAD/UPLOAD SETUP
HELP

2.Press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “REGISTER SELECT” and press
“Set”. The REGISTER SELECT menu will appear .

GENERIC
TCPIP
ADDRESSABLE VSI
AD4323
ADS
ANSI
BEETLE/50 PRINTERS
CASIO QT2100 REM DISPLA Y
CASIO QT6000

----NEXT P AGE
EXIT

3.Press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “TCPIP” and press “Set” to sub
menu will appear.

IP ADDRESS
DISPLA Y INFORMA TION
DOWNLOAD CONFIGURA TION
EXIT

IP ADDRESS Setup

Press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “IP ADDRESS” and press “Set” to
change the IP address to the same as the IP address you wish to monitor .

EXAMPLE: If the IP address is 192.168.0.141, set the address on the TCPIP 232

Adapter using this menu.

IP ADDRESS 1 : 192
IP ADDRESS 2 : 168
IP ADDRESS 3 : 0
IP ADDRESS 4 : 141
EXIT

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INFORMATION DISPLAY Setup

Press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “IP ADDRESS” and press “Set” to
show or hide the Bank Information display .

INFORMA TION 0 ON
INFORMA TION 1 ON
INFORMA TION 2 ON
INFORMA TION 3 ON
EXIT

4.) Press the “Up” or “Down” button to move the cursor to “Download Configuration” and
press “Set” to execute. Make sure a TCPIP232 Adapter is connected and the VSI-Pro will
download the configuration to this device.

TCPIP232 LED Indicators

GREEN POWER TCPIP-232 Power Status
RED RECEIVE TCPIP-232 Receive Data from A TM
GREEN LINK ATM Status, On = Ready/OFF = Not ready

YELLOW SPEED OFF = 10Mbps, On = 100Mbps Ethernet

RED REGCOM Regcom Network Communication

AVE RS485 Network

TCPIP232 is able to interface with multiple devices on AVE RS485 Network that uses the
Vnet or Regcom Protocol. The TCPIP232 is a slave device which needs to connect with
master unit for the purpose of transaction logging.

Before connecting to the RS485 network, you must program the TCPIP232 Adapter to be the
same protocol of the RS485 network so the ID will not duplicate with another devices.

Cables and Pin assignments

TCPIP232 Stand alone - VSI-Pro(AVE P/N: 021-041-SF)

This is RS232 cable for sending data to the VSI-Pro in Generic mode and Output to
the DVR.

TCPIP232 VSI-Pro DVR
DB9 Male DB9 Male DB9 Female
Pin-5(GND)-------------------------Pin-5(GND)----------------------------Pin-5(GND)
Pin-3(TXD)-------------------------Pin-2(RXD)

Pin-3(TXD)-----------------------------Pin-2(RXD)
Pin-1(Alarm)

Note: Y ou must use 021-037-SF to program the IP Address of the TCPIP232 Adapter first
and then connect using 021-041-SF .

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TCPIP232 RS485 - VSI-Pro MAX(AVE P/N:021-139-SF)

This is RS485 cable for TCPIP232 Adapter connect to VSI-Pro MAX RJ45 Network

connections for the purpose of transaction logging.

TCPIP232 VSI-Pro MAX

2 Pin Removable T erminal plug RJ45

Pin-1(NC) - White/Orange
Pin-2(NC) - Orange

Pin-3(NC) - White/Green
Pin-2-----------------------------------------Pin-4(+/A) - Blue
Pin-1-----------------------------------------Pin-5(-/B) - White/Blue

Pin-6(NC) - Green

Pin-7(NC) - White/Brown

Pin-8(NC) - Brown
RS485 T ermination: Open Cover and looking JP5 Right Conner , Close JP5
Note: If the RS485 port is RJ45 connector just use CA T-5 LAN cable(S traight Through)

TCPIP232 to VSSI-Pro Cable(AVE P/N: 021-010-SF)

This is the RS232 cable that users use to interface with VSSI-Pro. This cable also
provids alarm outputs to interface with alarm systems. and also includes the Serial output to
connect with DVR to get text insertion. This connection will also send the data to the DVR to
be used to search the video by searching from T ext . This feature is for A VE or compatibly 3rd
party DVR only .

TCPIP232 VSSI-Pro DVR
DB9 Male DB9 Male DB9 Female
Pin-5(GND)-------------------------Pin-5(GND)----------------------------Pin-5(GND)
Pin-2(RXD)-------------------------Pin-3(TXD)
Pin-3(TXD)-------------------------Pin-2(RXD)

Pin-8(CTS)-----------------------------Pin-2(RXD)
Pin-1(Alarm)

TCPIP232-PC/DVR Cable(AVE P/N: 021-037-SF)

This is and RS232 Cable to program the IP Address on TCPIP232 and then remove
and plug to the DVR to insert ASCII text on V ideo for stand alone application.

TCPIP232 Port PC/DVR Port
DB9 Male DB9 Female
Pin-5(GND)--------------------------------------------------Pin-5(GND)
Pin-2(RXD)--------------------------------------------------Pin-3(TXD)
Pin-3(TXD)---------------------------------------------------Pin-2(RXD)

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Firmware Update

TCPIP232 is able to update firmware by connecting with the PC/DVR cable (021-037-SF)
which comes from the TCPIP232 adapter to your laptop via the RS-232 port. Power up your
TCPIP232 and your laptop and run any serial communications program like Hyper T erminal
at baudrate 19200,n,81 with VT100 emulation. Press ESC key (1BH) , [ (5Bh) and S (53H) to
enter to the BOOT Menu then select UPDA TE FIRMWARE.

Note : To enter into the TCPIP232 VSS 3700 Main Menu while boot the system if

TCPIP232 starts listening UDP message you can not enter programming
mode until reboot the system again

TCPIP232 will ask to for confirm to do update firmware or not. Press Y(Y es) button.

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Download mode message will appear and ready to send the firmware file to the TCPIP232

Click Transfer menu and select “Send T ext file” then select .bin firmware file that locate in
the PC then click Open button for doing update firmware

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“ Downloading Firmware ” message will appear with NET LED flashing in the front panel of
TCPIP 232 until message “ Download Completed “ appear son the Hyper terminal screen.
Then power down and power up TCPIP232 again for going to the operating mode.

TCPIP232 Testing

The TCPIP232 can be tested by using 2 computers in simulate mode.Connect the

equipment same as below .

This connecting diagram has no need to a Hub/Switch just use 1 Cross Over cable
and 1 Straight Through cable and use TCPIP232-PC/DVR Cable(021-037-SF) to program
IP Address same as TCPIP Server sof tware.

1. Install TCPIP Client Tester software to the computer that simulates to be host

2. Install TCPIP Server software to the computer that simulating to be A TM that tapped dat a
by TCPIP232.

3. Set port Address for listening on T cpipServer(A TM).

4. Use TCPIP Client(Host) to send data to TCPIP Server(A TM) the destination IP address
and port same as TcpipServer configurations then connect and select datadump to
send to T cpipServer on File menu.

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