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1. FEA TURES
1.1 System Features
FeatureStandard (specifications)Option
ProcessorAMD 5X86 133MHzN/A
BIOSAMIN/A
• 4MB DRAM (expandable to 32MB) with
Memory two 72-pin SIMM socketsN/A
• 32KB non-volatile memory (expandable
to 128KB)
Expansion Slotstwo 16-bit ISA orN/A
one 16-bit ISA and 1 PCI
RS232C Ports4 Internal and 4 ExternalN/A
(with power output)(2 with 5V or 12V)
Parallel Ports1N/A
Floppy Disk1.44MBN/A
Hard Disk Interfaceenhanced IDEN/A
3.5"” Hard Disk1N/A
• 9.4" Mono VGA LCD or
Operator Display• 10.4" color VGA LCDN/A
with 512KB video memory expandable to 1MB
• 1x11 numeric VFD display or
Customer Display• 2x20 alpha numeric display
(5.5mm or 10.5mm)
Keyboard90-key POS keyboardN/A
Electronic Keylock8 positionsN/A
Cash Drawer2 ports with individual sensingN/A
Magnetic Card Readerdual track (track 1 & 2)1, 2 or 3 tracks ISO
OS SupportedMS DOS, Windows
Power Supply110VAC / 220VAC (165W)
Environment Temperature5 to 35 degree CN/A
POS Printer• 1-station receipt / journal dot matrix
• 1-station receipt / journal thermal
Packagingrecycled textured feel moulded plasticN/A
Software Utilitieskeyboard remap, BIOS or system setup
CommunicationsEthernet 10 Base-TN/A
(IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standard)
Dimensions w/o Cash430mm (W) x 555mm (L) x 340mm (H)N/A
Drawer
Ext PC Keyboard1
Port/Barcode Reader Port
External VGA Port1
Note: N/A is short for Not Available.
Table 1.1
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1.2 System Overview
Below are 2 views of the system.
Paper Feed and
Paper Indicator
Electronic Keylock
External Keyboard/
Barcode Scanner Connector
External Keyboard/
Barcode Scanner Selector
Printer
Customer Display
Operator Display
(color LCD or monochrome LCD)
Contrast Adjustment
for LCD Display
Magnetic Stripe
Reader Slot
Floppy Disk Lock
Floppy Cover
ON/OFF Switch
(Main Power)
Figure 1.1 Isometric View
Accessories
1) Journal spooler
2) Roll paper spndle
3) Roll paper
4) Printer ribbon (SA-5000 only)
5) Mode key (3 type x 2 set)
6) Printer cover / FDD cover key
7) Note clip
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BACK VIEW
Expansion Brackets
Parallel Port
VGA CRT Port
Customer Display
Port
Serial Ports
Ethernet
Cash Drawer Ports
Power Supply
LED Indicator
Connector
Figure 1-2
Figure 1-1 gives an isometric view of the system. On the front, the Floppy Disk Drive cover can be
locked up with a keylock.
The receipt printer is under the printer cover while the Customer Display is behind the Operator
Display which is a LCD display .
On the left side, the Power On/Off switch is hidden by a plastic cover which also hide the External
Input Device slide switch for either PC AT keyboard or Bar Code Scanner. The connection port is
hidden by a rubber plug. On the right side, there is the contrast dial knob for the contrast function of
the LCD panel.
Figure 1-2 gives the rear view. With the rear plastic cover removed, the connectors are revealed.
The 25-pin D-Sub connector for the parallel port is on the extreme left while the 3-pin plug for AC
power supply is on the extreme right.
From left to right, the 15-pin D-sub VGA connector for CRT connection, three 9-pin D-sub
connector, 2 RJ-11 connec-tors, which are part of the Printer Controller board, for Cash Drawers
and RJ-45 connector for Ethernet can be seen.
Above the row of these connectors is the 2x5 2mm connector for the Customer Display and another
9-pin D-sub connector for the serial port.
Note: Due to physical construction, there is limitation in
width of the RS-232C connector.
Maximum width is 28.0 mm. Most of ready-made
cables in the market are applicable.
Width
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1-3. System Description
1-3-1. Motherboard
Memory2 x 72-pin SIMM sockets.
STD. : 4MBMax. 32MB of DRAM.
Non-Volatile RAMThe NVRAM can be used to store transactions and data for backup
purpose.STD : 32KBMAX.: 128KB
Internal PortsPorts for interfacing the internal POS devices reside on the
motherboard. The interfaces are for the POS printer, operator and
2x20 customer displays and the Keyboard Controller Board.
The Keyboard controller Board contains the interfaces for the
Magnet Stripe Reader and the 1x11 numeric customer display.
External PortsPorts for interfacing the external devices reside on the motherboard
and are accessible through the rear panel.
1 x Parallel port
4 x RS232C ports - two of which provide +5V and +12V,
2 x Cash drawer ports with individual sensor
1 x VGA CRT port
1 x Ethernet 10 base-T port
1 x external keyboard or a Bar Code Reader port
Expansion Slots2 x ISA slots or 1 x ISA slot and 1 x PCI slot
The length of add-on cards should not exceed 200 mm.
VGA Video SystemThe video controller is on the motherboard to support VGA LCD
displays.
9.5” monochrome LCDor 10.4” Color DSTN LCD
The LCD panel can be rotated, tilted or slid horizontally.
The SA-5000 mounts the monochrome video BIOS ROM and the
SA-5100 mounts the colour video BIOS ROM as standard.
For flexible system configuration, monochrome or colour LCD
display is available for both models by switching video BIOS ROM
and jumper setting on the motherboard (JP31, JP46).
The video system also supports VGA CRT monitor.
Automatic frequency detection type CRT is recommended.
(Horizontal frequency is about 25KHz)
BIOSBIOS : AMI (American Megatrends Incorporated)
The following is a list of modifications which were made to the
standard BIOS.
1. System Setup
2. Chipset Setup
3. Support for 8 serial ports
4. System Self Test
5. Power Restore/Backup
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1-3-2. Customer Displays
The system offers two choices of customer display.
Alphanumeric VFDThe character height : 10.5mm (SA-5062DH) or 5.5mm (SA-5061D).
2 X 20The display has a RS232C serial interface and is connected to the
9-pin D-sub connector on the rear bracket at the rear of the housing.
Numeric VFDThecharacter height is 11 mm (SA-5060N).
1 x 11The display has two connectors to be connected to the connectors on the
keyboard controller board inside of the unit, underneath the keyboard.
Open one of ISA expansion slot on the rear bracket and thread the cables
The keyboard contains 90 keys which can be re-labelled to support double wide, double high and
quad keys.
The scancodes are programmable. An alternative flat membrane water resistance keyboard with
120 keys is available.
1-3-5. Manager’s Electronic Keylock
The system contains a 8-position manager’s keylock.
1-3-6. Magnetic Stripe Reader
The MSR input is similar to a keyboard input.
2 tracks (track 1 and 2) is standard, 3 tracks (track 1 , 2 and 3) is optional.
1-3-7. Printers
The system housing is designed to accommodate different printer mechanisms with different covers
as indicated in the table below.
ModelType of PrinterPrinter Mechanism
SA-5000Single Station Dot MatrixCitizen-614 with validation
SA-5100Single Station ThermalCitizen-380
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1-3-8. Cash Drawers
The system can support up to two cash drawers.
1-3-9. Ethernet
The system provides a 10Mbps connectivity to a Local Area Network complying with the IEEE802.3
Ethernet standard.
The Ethernet controller adopts a Bus-Master approach for maximum throughput on the ISA bus.
Driver information need to be specified.
1-3-10. Floppy Disk Drive
The system supports one 1.44 MB floppy disk drive which can be locked up with a mechanical
keylock.
1-3-11. Hard Disk Drive
The system supports up to 2 E-IDE hard disk drives.
Standard : 1 HDD mounted.
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2. SPECIFICA TIONS
2-1. SA-5000 / 5100 unit
Environment and Safety Specifications
Specifications
Operating Temperature5˚C — 35˚C
Operating Humidity20% to 90% Non Cond. RH
Storage Temperature-10˚C — 80˚C
EMIFCC Class A
CE Mark
Safety & ESDcUL1950, GS
CE Mark
Power Supply110VAC, 60Hz, 165W
220V AC, 50Hz, 165W
2-2. SA-5001C / SA-5002M (Operator LCD Display)
ModelLCD NameLCD Life timeRemark
SA-5001MLM64183P10,000 hours or moreMonochrome
SA-5002CLM64C5510,000 hours or moreColor
Note : Life time conditions
Operating tempurature : 25 ±5°C (Monochrome), 25 ±1°C (Color)
Brightness value :Became 50% of the initial value
2-3. HDD
ModelMTBF
ST3850A300,000 hours or 40,000 contacts
2-4. FDD
ModelMTBFDevice life
MF355F-380,000 hours5 years or 20,000 hours
Print direction :Bi-directional
Printing speed :3 lines / sec.
Dot number of width :360 dots / line (includ half dot)
Number of columns :40 columns
Character dots :7 dots x 9 dots
Character spacing :2 dots
Paper feedPaper feed method :Friction feed
Line spacing :1/6 inch (4.23mm)
Line speed : Fast feed :18 lines / sec.
Normal feed :9 lines / sec.
PaperPaper width : 76 ± 0.5mm
Paper diameter : Less than 80mm
Paper type : Normal and no-carbonic
Paper thickness : Nomal paper : 0.06 - 0.09 mm
Copy paper : 0.05 - 0.08 mm combination (No-cabonic)
Original 1 + copy 1 : Less than 0.14mm
ReliabilityMCBF : 4,000,000 lines
Head life : 80,000,000 characters
Ink ribbon life : 2,600,000 characters (Black)
SA-5100
Printer modelLT-380
Printing specificationPrint method : Thermal line dot method
Total number of dots : 576 dots / line
Dot density : 8 dots / mm
Printing width : 72mm
Printing speed : Max. 500 dots / sec.
Character column numbers and dots :
Dots of fontColumn numbers
8 x 1672
16 x 1636
12 x 2448
24 x 2424
Paper feedLow speed :250 dots line / sec.
High speed :500 dots line / sec.
PaperPaper width :80mm ( +0 , -1)
Paper type :Thermal paper
ReliabilityHead life :At least 50,000,000 pulses (printing rate : 12.5%)
or 30 km
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3. OPTION LIST
DeviceProduct NameDescription
Operator displaySA-5001M9.4 inch Monochrome LCD display
SA-5002C10.4 inch Color LCD display
Customer displaySA-5060N1x11 Numeric display
SA-5061D2x20 Alpha display (5.5mm hight )
SA-5062DH2x20 Alpha display (10.5mm hight)
Second DrawerM-sized drawer with open sensor
Magnetic Card ReaderSA-5040MCR3 track reader
4. OPTION INSTALLATION
4-1. Operator LCD display (SA-5001M, SA-5002C)
Note : Make sure that the power switch is turned off.
Signal Cables
Mono : one cable
(
Colour : two cable
Signal Cables
LCD Display
(Top Assembly)
Neck
Power Cable
Power Cable
System Assembly
Installing LCD Display to System
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sliding position
along the bar
LCD Display
Tightening Knob
Sliding Bar
Neek
1. Connect the power cable protruding from the neck of the top assembly to the power cable of the
system assembly.
2. Then connect the signal cables protruding from the neck of the top assembly to the signal cables of
the system assembly.
3. Finally, position the display unit such that the neck sits comfortably on the system assembly.
Once the LCD panel is properly installed, it can no longer be detached from the system assembly.
4-2. Adjustment of LCD Display
The operator display can be easily adjusted for the operators viewing comfort.
The display unit can be tilted, swivelled and moved to the right or left.
The neck of the unit is built such that it allows tilting at different angles.
To move the display to the left or right, simply loosen the tightening knob situated at the back of
the unit.
Then move the display along the sliding bar to the desired position before tightening the knob again.
To swivel, simply lift up the display and rotate to desired position.
Take top cover on upper case and screw
pole kit.
Thread display cable(s) into case
Customer Display
(T op Assembly)
Neck
10-pin Ribbon Connector
System Assembly
Installing Customer Display to System
1. Alphanumeric 2x20 type (SA-5061D, SA-5052DH)
Connect the 10-pin ribbon cable to the 10-pin connecter on the rear panel.
Connect here.
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2. Numeric 1x11 type (SA-5060N)
1. Connect 2 pcs of expansion cable which is the SA-5060N carton box to SA-5060N.
2. Open the upper case and release the screw to fixing the bracket.
3. Change the bracket which is in the SA-5060N carton box and insert the cable to the hole.
4. Then, connect 2 pcs of expansion cable to the connector CN1,CN2 on the keyboard controll PCB.
5. Make short the jumper JP1 on the keyboard controll PCB using short pin which is mounted PCB.
JP1 condition :Open : Not mounted SA-5060NDefault
Short : Mounted SA-5060N
6. Close the upper case.
Release these screws.
Bracket
Bracket in the carton box
Insert the cable to this hole.
CN1
JP1
CN2
ROM
Printer controll PCB
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PCB LOCATION
Connect 2 pcs of cable here.
Printer controll PCB
CONNECTOR LOCA TION
Note : In case the SA-5060N has no replacement bracket in the carton, please remove the cover
for expansion board.
Then, insert the cable this hole.
Remove this cover and insert
2 pcs of cable here.
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4-4. Drawer
Expansion
Brackets
Customer
Display Port
Parallel Port
VGA CRT port
Serial ports
Ethernet
Connector
SYSTEM REAR VIEW
SA-5000/5100 have two cash drawer ports located at the rear of the system.
A maximum of two cash drawers can be connected to the system through these ports.
Note: Type of connector for the Ethernet port is similar to connector for the cash drawer.
Please confirm location carefully and connect the cash drawer.
4-5. Barcode Scanner/Reader (User option)
Drawer ports
Power supply
Indicator
Connect the barcode scanner/reader 9-pin D-shell connector to the barcode scanner connector
located at the left hand side of the terminal.
The selector next to the connector should be set to “ S “ position.
Ensure the barcode scanner/reader is the AT-keyboard connector type.
4-6. Ethernet
The connector used for Ethernet LAN is RJ45.
4-7. AC Voltage selection (110/220V Switch)
Important!
The power supply unit has a voltage selector and it is possible to adjust the input voltage level.
To adjust the voltage lebel, open the upper case and slide the selector to AC voltage position.
Power supply unit
Air hole
115
Selector
115100V - 120V
230220V - 240V
Connect AC power cord to the power supply connector securely.
L angled connector type AC cord is recommended to close back case cover securely.
Power-Up
The system is powered up upon switching on the On/off button.
The system will then perform the Power-On-Self-Test (POST).
After the POST is completed, the system will boot from the hard disk or the floppy disk.
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5. CIRCUIT EXPLANATION
5-1. BLOCK DIAGRAM for SA-5000/5100
∗
Mono / Color
LCD DISPLAY
PRINTER
∗
DRAWER 1
∗
DRAWER 2
Parallel
port
PRINTER
BOARD
Ethernet
10 baseT
RS232C 3
RS232C 1
MOTHERBOARD
ISA 2
KEYBOARD
INTERFACE
ISA 1
LPT 1
∗CUSTOMER
DISPLAY
2 X 20
KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
∗CUSTOMER
DISPLAY
1 X 11
POS
KEYBOARD
MANAGER
LOCK
∗
BAR CODE
READER
∗
PC
KEYBOARD
MCR
CONTROLLER
* : OPTION
POWER
SUPPLY
RS232C 2
POWER
OFF
SENSOR
RS232C 4
RS232C 7
RS232C 8
SLIDE
SWITCH
AC110/230V
Memory socket : 2 x 72 pin SIMM
Expansion socket :2 x ISA slot ( Card should be less than 200mm ) or
1 x ISA slot and 1 x PCI slot
RS232C Port : RS232C port In the above fugure is mentioned internal port number.
It is possible to supply the power (+5V, +12V) on port 2 and 4.
MAGANETIC
CARD
READER
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CPU
586
ROM
ISA
RTC
KB
M1487
IBC
DRAM
M1489
CMP
PCI
HDD
CD-ROM
M1489 / M1487 System Block Diagram
IDE
SA
for serviceing porpose
No room to mounting
5-2. Motherboard block diagram
M1489CMP :Controls cache memory and PCI bus
M1487IBC :ISA bus controller
RTC :Real time clock (Dallas DS12887A )
CD ROM :CD ROM is used for serviceing purpose. There is no room to mount the CD-ROM.
SRAM
X4
CPU
2 bank
optional
F244
X2
SRAM
X4
HOST
GD GA
GA(9:2)
GA(17:2)
GA(26:2)
GA31
TAG
SRAM
TAG
IBC
M1487
LINK_BUS
CMP
M1489
TAG
SRAM
DRAM
4
BANK
RASJ
MA
XD
driving
optional
IDC
ROM
RTC
KBC
optional
optional
ISA
SD SA
PCI
7404
7408
7406
14069
CLKGEN
osc,reset
optional
DRAM parity
optional
KBC
optional
RTC
optional
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5-3. Motherboard Jumper and Connector position
J1
FLOPPY DISK DRIVE
CPU
MEMORY SOCET
J11 PARALLEL
PS1
POWER SUPPLY
PS2
J2
HARD DISK DRIVE
PRINTER
J3
ALI
ALI
J17 VGA
J12 VGA
POWER SUPPLY
PS3
TO KEYBOARD
BATTERY
PS4
FOR GUS
CUSTOMER
J4
DISPLAY
J5
J6
KEYBAORD
J7
CONTROLLER
MONO LCD
J10
23 BUS SOCKET
J
COLOR LCD
J9
LCD
J8
COMSTRAST
EXT SERIAL 1
SYSTEM BIOS
J13
J14
EXT SERIAL 2EXT SERIAL 3
J15
J25
J16
EXT SERIAL 4
VGA BIOS
J18
J43
LED1
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5-4. Jumper Settings
Change the jumper settings for each type of CPU used according to the table below.
Fit = Fitted / N-F = Not Fitted / Default setting is marked by an AT-sign F /
JP9 Fitted for Write Thru, Not Fitted for Write Back / JP39 1-3 Fitted for 133 MHz
Select the clock frequencies according to the CPU speed according to the table below.
CPU CLOCK SETTING
JP25JP26JP27CPU CLOCKCPU CLOCK/2
(S2)(S1)(S0)(MHz)(MHz)
FitFitFit33.316.65
FitFit8040
FitFit66.6733.3
Fit5025
FitFit4020
Fit6030
Fit2512.5
33.3 F
16.65 F
:default
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JP1-22-3Description
1for DS12887for DS12887ACMOS Reset (do not insert)
3for GUSfor MistoffeleesPower Switch Status Detection
4INTEL CPU *TI CPUBackup Status
5+5VRing IndicatorInt. Serial Port #3 Pin 9
10+12VCarrier DetectInt. Serial Port #3 Pin 1
113.45V3.3V3.3V/3.45V CPU Volt Selection
1432KB16K
15DS1650Y (512K)DS1230Y/32KNVRAM Type Selection
DS1225Y/8KNot fitted/Open for DS1245Y/128K
DS1220Y/2K
21300H100HBase I/O Addr Sel. for Serial Port
28PCI Clk=CPU ClkPCI Clk=CPU Clk/2PCI Clock Selection
30-VEE+VEE
31Color LCD PanelMonochr. LCD PanelVCON(Contrast Volt) Selection
32+5VRing IndicatorExt. Serial Port #2 Pin 9
35+12VCarrier DetectExt. Serial Port #2 Pin 1
34+5VRing IndicatorExt. Serial Port #1 Pin 9
33+12VCarrier DetectExt. Serial Port #1 Pin 1
73.3V/3.45V CPU5V CPU
16PCI Clk=CPU ClkPCI Clk=CPU Clk/2
40DisableEnableVideo Test Mode Selection
41DisableEnable2 X CPU Clk Select for VGA
42DisableEnableEthernet Boot ROM Selection
:default
JPMono LCDColour LCD
461-22-3
471-21-2
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The table below shows a summary of all jumper description.
JPPINSWHAT FOR
13CMOS Reset (not to be inserted)
22System Reset (not to be inserted)
33Power Switch Status Detection
43Backup Status
53Internal Serial Port #3 - pin 1 & pin 9 selection (5V)
62Speaker Bypass
72CPU V oltage Selection
83CPU Type Selection
92CPU Type Setting - AMD or Others
103Internal Serial Port #3 - pin 1 & pin 9 selection (12V)
1133.3V/3.45V CPU Voltage Selection
123CPU Type Selection
13X
143NVRAM Page Size Selection
153NVRAM Type Selection
162PCI Clock Selection
17X
18X
193CPU Type Selection
20X
213Base I/O Address Selection for Serial Port Decoding
22X
233CPU Type Selection
243Non-volatile DRAM on SIMM
252CPU Clock Setting
262CPU Clock Setting
272CPU Clock Setting
283PCI Clock Selection
293Non-volatile DRAM on SIMM
303VEE Selection for Mono LCD Panel
313VCON (Contrast Voltage for LCD panel) Selection
323External Serial Port #2 - pin 1 & pin 9 Selection (5V)
333External Serial Port #1 - pin 1 & pin 9 Selection (12V)
343External Serial Port #1 - pin 1 & pin 9 Selection (5V)
353External Serial Port #2 - pin 1 & pin 9 Selection (12V)
366CPU Type Selection
376CPU Type Selection
386CPU Type Selection
396CPU Type Selection
402Video Test Mode Selection
4122 X CPU Clock Select for VGA
422Ethernet Boot ROM Selection
438Lattice PLD - not to be used
443SIMM 1 Selection - Volatile or Non-volatile
453SIMM 2 Selection - Volatile or Non-volatile
4633.45V/5V Selection for VGA for Color/Mono LCD
4733.45V/5V Selection for Color/Mono LCD
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5-5. Interface Specifications
JConnectorJConnector
1FDD16Serial Port w/o V oltage Supply
2HDD17External VGA
3Printer18Non-existent
4Serial Port w/ Voltage Supply19Non-existent
5Serial Port w/ Voltage Supply20Non-existent
6Serial Port w/ Voltage Supply21Non-existent
7Keyboard Interface22Non-existent
8Contrast Voltage Adjustment23Non-existent
9Color LCD Display24Non-existent
10Monochrome LCD Display25Serial Port for Smart Card (see J3)
11Parallel Port26Internal VGA Port (see J12)
12VGA Port27Non-existent
13Serial Port w/ Optional Voltage Supply28Non-existent
14Serial Port w/ Optional Voltage Supply29Non-existent
15Serial Port w/o Voltage Supply30Non-existent
The UPS connection is used only for battery-backup system.
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5-5-2. LCD VGA Ports
PinJ9 - Color LCD DisplayJ10 - Monochr. LCD Display
1DL4 - Display Data SignalScan Start-up Signal
2GndInput Data Latch
3DL5Data Input Clock
4Scan Start-up Signal+5V
5DL6+5V
6Input Data LatchGnd
7DL7VEE - Power supply for LCD
8GndDU0
9GndDU1
The memory system is that of the IBM AT PC-compatible.
The size of the system memory depends on the size of the SIMM fitted. See the figure below.
00000
640KB
CONVENTIONAL
MEMORY
A0000
VIDEO BUFFER &
EXPANSION AREA
D8000
E0000
F0000
FFFFF
32K NVRAM
ROM BASED
SYSTEM UTILITIES
BIOS
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5-7. Serial Port Assignments
For convenience, the serial port table is reproduced here.
The serial ports for the optional operator display and the 2x20 customer display are controlled by
ACER M5105-A4 controller chip.
These ports support only IRQ3 and IRQ4 and can go up to 56Kbps.
To change the default setting, the procedure for changing the setting must be followed.
This is shown in BIOS setup section.
To change the setting, disable all address and IRQ of all serial ports.
Then change from serial port #1.
SA-5100 has a thermal printer (LT-380).
To protect the head breakage, CPU control the head temperature and head power supply control.
TemparatureAction
Over 60°CStop printing
Less than 55°CPrinting
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AD[0..15]
A[0..20]
R/W#
BHE#
Data buffer for graphic data : 64KB (32KB x 2)
U7D
A20
12
A15
13
74AC32
A0
RD#
E#
U14B
4
6
5
74AC32
U14D
12
13
11
74AC32
AD8
AD9
AD10
AD11
AD12
AD13
AD14
AD15
VCCVCC
U14A
1
3
2
74AC32
U14C
9
74AC32
8
VCC
10
C46
0.1 µF
11
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
WRO#
WRO#
C48
0.1 µF
R61
33
0000H-7FFFH
10000H-17FFFFH
U12
Odd
D1
A0
D2
A1
D3
A2
D4
A3
D5
A4
D6
A5
D7
A6
D8
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
OE
CS
WE
M5M5256AFP-10L
R62
33
R63
33
0000H-7FFFH
10000H-17FFFFH
Even
A1
10
A2
9
A3
8
A4
7
A5
6
A6
5
A7
4
A8
3
A9
25
A10
24
A11
21
A12
23
A13
2
A14
26
A16
1
22
20
27
AD0
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
C47
0.1 µF
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
U13
D1
A0
D2
A1
D3
A2
D4
A3
D5
A4
D6
A5
D7
A6
D8
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
OE
CS
WE
M5M5256AFP-10L
A1
10
A2
9
A3
8
A4
7
A5
6
A6
5
A7
4
A8
3
A9
25
A10
24
A11
21
A12
23
A13
2
A14
26
A16
1
22
20
27
HEAD_EN#
CN10
FB2
1
2
EXCELSA35
3
B3PS-VH
FB3
EXCELSA35
U15
VCC
NC
GND
OUT
M51953AL
Q9
2SA1115
VCC
VCC
R71
4.7K
R74
R79
1K
4.7K
Q12
2SC2603
C51
0.1 µF
R73
1
1K
2
3
4
C
5
C53
0.01 µF
VCC
R69
4.7K
VCC
R72
4.7K
Q11
2SA1115
R75
1K
C52
0.1 µF
R67
4.7K
R70
4.7K
Power control circuit for head
+24V supplies to head when start printing.
6.8K
4.7K
Q10
2SC2603
CPURES#
Q7
R65
R68
2SJ177
SD
R66
22K
Q8
2SC2603
+24 V
+
C50
0.1 µF
C49
100 µF/50 V
VP
R64
10K
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5-12. Key control PCB
54/CNTR0
51
A5
06/AD6
14
OFF:BCR
ON:K/B
B2B-XH-A
CN19
L9L8
21
P70
13
12
11
P56/DA1
P57/DA2
P55/CNTR1
P05/AD5
P04/AD4
P03/AD3
52
53
54
A4
A3
A2
P71
P72
10
9
P70/SIN2
P71/SOUT2
P02/AD2
P01/AD1
55
56
A1
A0
P73
P74
8
7
6
P74
P72/SCLK2
P73/SRDY2
P00/AD0
P37/RD
P36/WR
57
58
59
PC K/B,BCR
Select SW
P75
P76
P77
5
4
P75
P76
P77
P35/SYNC
P34/E
P33/RESETOUT
60
61
1
2
3
4
3
2
P60/AN0
P32/ONW
62
63
P30
L1
CORE
S1
Short PAD
1
P61/AN1
P62/AN2
P31
P30
64
P31
P63/AN3
P64/AN5
P65/AN5
P66/AN6
P67/AN7
VCC
8
7
6
5
10 ˚F/16 V
AV55
VREF
VCC
P80
P81
P82
P83
P84
P85
P86
P87
C23
0.01
C32
C33
0.1
80
79
78
77
76
75
74
73
72
71
70
69
68
67
66
65
M38062M3-238FP
R39
R38
R37
R36
R24
P64
P65
P66
10K
P67
˚
VCC
˚
F
P64
P65
P66
P67
VP
U9
D11
D13
D15
D17
MA700 × 4
D23
D25
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
VS
M54564P
U18
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
VS
M54564P
U11
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
VS
M54564P
11
01
12
02
13
03
14
04
15
05
16
06
17
07
18
08
10
GND
11
01
12
02
13
03
14
04
15
05
16
06
17
07
18
08
10
GND
11
01
12
02
13
03
14
04
15
05
16
06
17
07
18
08
10
GND
D10
D12
D14
D16
D22
D24
8
P80
7
P81
6
VCC
47K
47K
47K
47K
VCC
U13E
C31
0.1
23
22
21
20
P80
P81
P82
P83
P84
P85
P86
P87
18
19
U5
A
B
C
D
G1
G2
74HC154
9
1
0
2
1
3
2
4
3
5
4
6
5
7
6
8
7
9
8
10
9
11
10
13
11
14
12
15
13
16
14
17
15
VCC
RA2
10K × 8
P70
P71
P72
P73
P74
P75
P76
P77
CA1
100P × 8
P82
5
P83
4
P84
3
P85
2
P86
1
P87DP
9
P38
P31
P70
P71
P72
P73
P74
P75
P76
P77
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
9
21431213651011892143121310118
U12A
74HCB04
MA700 × 16
P70
P71
P72
P73
P74
P75
P76
P77
R35
VCC
47K
VF1
CN6
1
2
3
4
5
B12B-XH-A
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
VFD
1
D38
HA700
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
CN12
9
10
11
B11B-XH-A
VF2
CN1
D2
1
D3
2
D4
3
D5
4
D6
5
D7
6
D8
7
D9
8
9
10
11
12
Key
13
Board
14
15
B24P-SHF-1AA
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
CON24
8
1
CN3
2
Controll
3
Lock
4
5
B9P-SHF-1AA
6
7
9
CON8
CN4
1
2
Clerk Key
3
4
5
B5P-SHF-1AA
CON5
8G
7G
6G
5G
4G
3G
2G
1G
to SA-5060N
to Keyboard
to Mode key
to Clerk key
SA-5060N : Signal 1 to11
Mode key : Signal 1 to 8
Clerk key : Signal 9 to 12
Keyboard : Signal 1 to 16 : Key common signal
Key input signal
P77
24
P76
23
P75
22
P74
21
20
P73
19
P72
CN2
Signal 17 to 24 : Key input signal
Key common signal
15
1413121110987654321
1516 1413231110987654321
96
104
112
120
128
23
31
39
47
55
127
126
125
124
119
118
117
116
111
110
109
108
103
102
101
100
95
94
93
92
87
86
85
84
83
79
78
77
76
75
71
70
69
68
67
63
62
61
60
59
54
53
52
51
46
45
44
38
37
36
30
29
28
22
21
20
0
15
14
5
4
P71
P70
18
17
121
113
105
97
89
73
81
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57
49
42
41
34
33
26
25
18
17
10
1
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5-13. MCR control PCB
0
VCC
C1
Track1
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
U1
27
D0TXRDY
28
D1
1
D2
2
D3
5
D4
6
D5
7
D6
8
D7
21
RESET
20
CLK
12
C/D
13
RD
10
WR
11
CS
B251
TXE
TXC
TXD
RXD
RXRDY
RXC
SY/BR
DSR
DTR
CTS
RTS
Track3
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
U2❋
27
D0TXRDY
28
D1
1
D2
2
D3
5
D4
6
D5
7
D6
8
D7
21
RESET
20
CLK
12
C/D
13
RD
10
WR
11
CS
B251
U3
27
D0TXRDY
28
D1
1
D2
2
D3
5
D4
6
D5
7
D6
8
D7
21
RESET
20
CLK
12
C/D
13
RD
10
WR
11
CS
B251
TXE
TXC
TXD
RXD
RXRDY
RXC
SY/BR
DSR
DTR
CTS
RTS
Track2
TXE
TXC
TXD
RXD
RXRDY
RXC
SY/BR
DSR
DTR
CTS
RTS
0.1 µF
VCC
4
2
4
2
8
6
C8
.1 µF
U5B
74HC14
U5A
74HC14
U6B
74HC14
U6A
74HC14
U5D
74HC14
U5C
74HC14
312
74HC14
1
VCC
C4
0.1 µF
3
6
74HC14
1
910
74HC14
5
15
18
9
19
3
14
25
16
22
24
17
23
15
18
9
19
3
14
25
16
22
24
17
23
15
18
9
19
3
14
25
16
22
24
17
23
VCC
VCC
R1
100K
C2
0.1 µF
R2
100K
C3
0.1 µF
R3
100K
U5F
U6C
U5E
100K
100K
10
13
VCC
5
VCC
11
U6E
74HC14
VCC
100K
100K
VCC
100K100K
C5
0.1 µ
CN1
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
CON12
53047-1210
❋ 3 Track Only Use
11
Standard MCR is 2 track system.
To use the 3 track MCR system, replace the MCR unit and mount the IC ( location U2).
5-14. Battery causion
The following ICs have a battery inside.
To carry the motherboard, do not put its solder side on the metal plate.
IC : DS1230Y-200(DALLAS)
IC : DS12887 (DALLAS)
Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer.
Dispose of used IC package according to the manufacturer’s instruction.
Remplacez les batteries par un modèle equival lent ou de préférence par celles recommandees
par le constructeur.
Disposez le package IC selon les instructions du constructeur.
Nur mit gleichen, oder vom Herstellen freigegebenen, type ersetzen.
Gebrauchte Gehasuse nur entsprechend den Anwweisungen des Herstellen entsorgen.
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6. To open / close the upper case
CAUTION : Make sure that the hard disk drive is complete stop before open tha upper case.
Otherwise, the HDD might be defect.
Leave the machine about 40 seconds after power turned off.
1. Release the 4 pcs of screws and lift up the upper case as following figure.
Release these screws.
Also, release oposit side.
Open the upper case like this figure.
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2. In case the power supply unit is replaced, do not close the air hole of power supply unit.
Air hole
3. To close the upper case, please be careful not to catch the cable between cases or metal plate
when closing the case.
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7. RESET OPERATION
7-1. Hard reset
It works as PC reset button.
1. Open the upper case.
2. Make short the terminals of JP2 by metal tweezers on the motherboard and turn the power
the power switch on.
3. Wait for 5 seconds and release the tweezers, then hard reset is performed.
7-2. C-MOS reset
It is necessay to clear the data when change the BIOS.
1. Open the upper case.
2. Make short the terminals of JP1 by metal tweezers according to the C-MOS type.
C-MOSShort terminal
DS12887Pin No.1 and 2
DS12887APin No.2 and 3
3. Turn the power switch on with JP1 shorted.
4. Wait for 5 seconds and turn the power switch off.
5. C-MOS reset operation is performed.
6. To conform the reset opeartion, turn the power switch on. Then, the machine is beep and
appears “CMOS ERROR” on the LCD display.
In case this message is not appears, execute 1 to 5 again.
7. Then, Execute “BIOS setup” opearation.
7-3. Memory change
It is necessary to clear the error message when change the memory size.
1. After change the memory size, “ MOMORY SIZE ERROR” appears on the screen.
2. To clear the error message, simply goto “BIOS setup”, and select “SAVE AND EXIT”.
3. Then, memory size is stored in the C-MOS.
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7-4. BIOS Setup
This chapter provides the user relevant information on setting the BIOS.
The system BIOS used is from AMI. The following is a list of BIOS modifications for the system.
• System setup
• Chipset setup
• Support a maximum of 8 serial ports
• System self test
• Power restore/backup
7-4-1. Defining the Keys
←Left key :key “4” (ASCII 34h) or cursor Left key
→Right key :key “6” (ASCII 36h) or cursor Right key
↑Up key :key “8” (ASCII 38h) or cursor Up key
↓Down key :key “2” (ASCII 32h) or cursor Down key
PageUp
PageDown
EnterEnter key :Enter key (ASCII 0Dh)
Page Up :key “9” (ASCII 39h) or PageUp key
Page Down :key “3” (ASCII 33h) or PageDown key
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7-4-2. BIOS setup operation
To change the BIOS setup menu
1. Turn the mode key to “5” position.
2. Turn the power switch on.
3. Press “5” button when the AMI BIOS screen appears on the LCD display.
4. Then main menu appears on the LCD display.
7-4-3. Main Menu
The main menu is shown below. The standard display device is usually the VGA CRT on which the
BIOS for a IBM PC-AT compatible will display a full menu. However, in order to use the 2X20 VFD
module for CMOS setting, this format has been modified.
1. Serial Port Setup
2. System Setup
3. Reset to Default Values
4. Save & Quit
5. Exit w/o Saving
When the BIOS system setup is entered, the program will display the first two lines of the main menu
on the operator display (2 x 20 VFD), and the cursor on the display should be set to the first line,
first column.
1SERIALPORTSSETUP
2SYSTEMSETUP
When a Down key is pressed in succession, the cursor on the display will move to the first column on
the next line as well as scroll the display as shown below.
↓
Display:
2SYSTEMSETUP
3RESETTODEFAULTS
↓
Display:
3RESETTODEFAULTS
4SAVEANDEXIT
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↓
Display:
4SAVEANDEXIT
5EXITW/OSAVING
Similarly, when an Up key is pressed, the cursor will move to the upper line as well as scroll the
display.
If the cursor is on the first line, the program will ignore the Up key. Similarly, if the cursor is on the last
line of the menu, the program will ignore the Down key.
To select an item in the main menu, place the cursor on the item and press the <Enter> key.
The program will then display the sub-menu of the selected item.
7-4-3-1. Serial Ports Setup
When the Serial Ports Setup is selected, a sub-menu will be displayed and the cursor will be placed
on the ADDR field.
CUSTOMERD I SPLAY :
ADDR:03F8INT:4
The Left or Right key should be used to move the cursor between the ADDR and INT field.
The Up and Down key should be used to select one of the available addresses or interrupts.
The available addresses for customer display are 02E8, 02F8, 03E8 and 03F8 and the available
interrupts are 3 and 4.
When a PageDown key is pressed, the operator display option will be displayed with corresponding
address and interrupt setting stored in the RTC’s CMOS. This port and Fiscal port are not used.
OPERATORDI SPLAY:
ADDR:DISINT:DIS
When the operator display option is displayed and the PageUp key is pressed, the display will switch
to customer display option.
Likewise, when the PageDown key pressed, the next display will be displayed and so on.
The available addresses for the POS printer, external RS232 #1 - 4 are 02E8, 02F8, 03E8, 03F8,
3220, 3228, 4220 and 4228. The available interrupts are 3, 4, 10, 11, 12 and 15.
At any time when the <Enter> key is pressed, all the setting of the serial port addresses and interrupts
will be saved in a temporary buffer before returning to the Main Menu.
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POSPR I NTER :
ADDR:03E8INT:10
F I SCALPORT :
ADDR:DISINT:DIS
EXT.RS232#1:
ADDR:02F8INT:3
EXT.RS232#2:
ADDR:02E8INT:11
EXT.RS232#3:
ADDR:4220INT:12
EXT.RS232#4:
ADDR:4228INT:15
7-4-3-2. System Setup
The system setup is as follows:
Date and Time Setting
HDD Setting
Type of Drive
Drive A and B
Boot Sequence and Internal Cache
External Cache and System Shadow Setting
Parity and Video Shadow Setting
Boot ROM Setting
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When the System Setup is selected, the following figure will be displayed and the cursor is placed on
the date field on first line.
DATE:23JAN1998
TIME(H:M:S) :
hh :mm: ss
The Left key is used to move the cursor from the date field to the month field and from the month field
to the year field. It is also used to move from seconds to minutes and from minutes to hours.
The PageDown key is used to present the next display while the PageUp key is used to present the
previous display.
CYLS:
SECT :
ccc
ss
HEADS :
hh
DRV .A : 1 . 44M3 . 5 I N
DRV .B :NO
BOOTSEQN . :A , C
I NT .CACHE:D I SABLE
SYST.SHADOW:OFF
EXT . CACHE:D I SABLE
PARI TY :OFF
V I DEOSHADOW:OFF
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BASEADDR: 10 0
BOOTROM: D I S
The <Enter> key is used to exit this setup and return to the Main Menu.
The options available for drive A are:
• 360KB 3.5”
• 720KB 3.5”
• 1.44M 3.5”
• 1.2M 5.25” and
• No.
7-4-3-3. Reset to Default Values
When this sub-menu is selected, the following figure will be displayed.
RESETTODEFAULTS :
AREYOUSURE:NO
The Up, Down, Left, Right, PageUp and PageDown keys are used to toggle between the options
Yes and No. The <Enter> key is be used to select the option. If “YES” is selected, all setting available
in this program are reset to default values and return to Main Menu.
7-4-3-4. Save & Exit
When this sub-menu is selected, the program will save all configuration data to CMOS memory and
then re-boot.
7-4-3-5. Exit w/o Saving
Selecting this sub-menu causes the system to reboot without saving any of the setting.
(1)BIOS version check(10) Serial port test
(2)Operating system version check(11) Cash drawer test
(3)PC keyboard and memory test(12) Manager key lock test
(4)Clock speed test(13) Ethernet test
(5)Keyboard test(14) MCR test
(6)FDD test(15) Printer test
(7)Customer display test(16) LCD test
(8)NVRAM test(17) DSKBENCH test
(9)LPT test(18) Virus check
2. Necessary tools
(1)PC keyboard (1 unit)(5) CRT (1 unit)
(2)Loop back test connector(6) Customer display (1 unit)
• Modular (1 pce.)(9) Ink ribbon
(3)Control key (turns all the way)(10) Diagnostic floppy disk
(4)Cash drawer (2 units)
3. Preparation
(1)Connect loop back test connector to the I/F terminal on the rear panel.
(2)Connect a PC keyboard to Ext.KB which is located on the left side of the SA-5000/5100 and turn
the slide switch to “K” position.
(3)Connect two cash drawer units.
(4)Connect a customer display.
(5)Connect a CRT to Ext.VGA port.
(6)Set a control key on “0” position.
4. System tools
(1)Parallel port loop back plug(5) Magnetic card reader
Hard Disk(S)Cyl Head Sector SizeLBA32Bit Block PIO
ModeModeModeMode
Primary Master: 1648 16 63 811MBLBAOff16Sec 4
Plug and Play ISA Devices:
AMD PCnet-ISA II Ethernet Network Ad
PCI Devices :
PCI Slot 1 VGA
Extrra COM Ports :: 4220 4228
Starting MS-DOS...
HIMEM is testing extended memory...done.
C: \ > C: \ > DOS \ SMARTDRV.EXE \X
C: \ >
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10.TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem Solution
System does not responda.Check that the system is properly Connected
to the power source
b. Check if the power supply is still working.
If the power supply is not working
( most basic approach is to feel the fan from
the air vent ),
do a thorough check to determine the
cause. Do not attempt to replace the power
supply until the cause is rectified.
No Display but Power supply is workinga.Check that the DRAM contact is good.
To confirm, remove the DRAM and Reinsert.
Upon boot up, system stopped after rama.The K-S switch (keyboard–scanner) Switch
checkmight be set to “K” but there is no external
keyboard connected.
b.Ram is not compatible with the motherboard.
c.Hard disk (if connected) not detected by BIOS.
Go to BIOS setup and check is HDD is set to
AUTO mode.
If yes but HDD is still not detected, try to check
HDD connection,including the HDD mode
(ie. Master / Slave)
Upon power up, “paper Out” LED blinksa.Paper is jammed on the printer. Open The
printer compartment and rectify The problem.
System experienced intermittent hanga.Check to ensure that the following are
Correct :
1. Jumper setting
2. CPU correctly detected by BIOS
3. Power Supply fan is still working.
4. CPU fan is still working.
“Paper out” LED lights up every time aa.Incorrect baud rate setting.
command is sent to the printerCheck that the system is communicating
with the printer at the correct baud rate.
KEYBOARD mapping is lost aftera.The system will not hold the new keyboard
Power offmapping.Each time after Power lost,
a “REMAP” need to be executed.
(can be included onto the autoexec.bat file)
Interface card does not worka.Check that the connection is proper
(ie. ISA/PCI card on the riser card)(ie. From interface card to riser card and from
riser card to Motherboard)
b.Check that there are no interrupt conflicts.
Bare in mind that any interface card plugged
onto the riser card takes up interrupt which
has to be released.
Funny display on LCD/CRTa.This will usually happen when the VGA chip
is too hot. Check to ensure There are no
excessive heat built up in the system.
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11. PCB LAYOUT
11-1. SA-5100 PRINTER CONTROL PCB
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11-2. SA-5000 PRINTER CONTROL PCB
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11-3. KEYBOARD CONTROL PCB (SA-5000 / SA-5100)
11-4. MCR CONTROL PCB
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12. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Board NameDrawing No.Model
Motherboard (SA-5000/5100)1-22SCH-0160-01SA-5000/5100
Printer controller without bufferEBL-0329SA-5000
Printer controller with bufferEBL-0387SA-5000
Printer controller (1/2)SA-5100
Printer controller (2/2)SA-5100
Keyboard controller (1/3)EBL-0317SA-5000/5100
Keyboard controller (2/3)EBL-0317SA-5000/5100
Keyboard controller (3/3)EBL-0317SA-5000/5100
Keyboard matrixEBK-0146SA-5000/5100
Key positionEBK-0147SA-5000/5100
Display control (1/2)EAL-0315SA-5061D
Display control (2/2)EAL-0315SA-5061D
Display control (1/2)EAL-0327SA-5062DH
Display control (2/2)EAL-0327SA-5062DH
Drawer circuitEAC-0065SA-5000/5100
Power supply circuitKCM150-51CSA-5000/5100
MCR controllerEAL-0328SA-5000/5100
Cable wiringSA-5000
Cable wiringSA-5100
1.Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice.
2.As for order / supply of spare parts, refer to the "GUIDEBOOK for Spare Parts Supply", a separate
publication.
3.The numbers in item column correspond to the same numbers in drawing.
4.MARKS:
Q: Quantity used per unit
R: Rank
A: Essential
B: Stock recommended
C: Less recommended
X: No stock recommended
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SA-5000
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SA-5000
PRINTER CONTROLLER
ItemCode No.Parts NameSpecification Q R
PCBEBL-0387
U41904 8623LSIM38002M4-XXSP00508345(OTP) 1 A
U81904 8481ICTC232CPE005014201 A
U71904 8624IC/MOSTC74HC14AP006062901 A
U21904 8625IC/MOSTC74HC123AP006065311 A
U31904 8492ICM51953AL006002651 A
U51904 8626IC/TTLHD74LS06P006080121 A
U101904 8627LSI/S-RAMBR6265-10LL (SRM2264LC-10)005022101 A
U11904 8628ICMTA001M-F4101006008101 A
U121904 8629IC/MOSTC74HC139AP006061501 A
U13.151904 8630IC/MOSTC74HC541AP006081502 A
Q6-91904 8494TRANSISTOR2SC2603007006304 B
Q41904 8495TRANSISTOR2SD1817007001901 B
Q11904 8631TRANSISTOR2SD1827007001501 B
Q10.111904 8496TRANSISTOR2SD986007002402 B
Q2.3.51904 8493TRANSISTOR2SA1115007005703 B
U61904 8632TRANSISTOR/ARRAYSTA401A007030101 A
D11904 8633DIODE1SS136008005001 B
D4.51904 8501DIODERL102-E008009152 B
D21904 8634DIODE/ZENERRD24EB3010003631 B
D31904 8500DIODE/ZENERRD8.2EB2010001701 B
CAPACITOR/ELECTROLYTIC1uF 100V012008521 X
C4CAPACITOR/ELECTROLYTIC10uF 16V012008681 X
C20-24CAPACITOR/ELECTROLYTIC10uF 25V012008704 X
C36CAPACITOR/ELECTROLYTIC100uF 50V012009101 X
C31CAPACITOR/ELECTROLYTIC100uF 16V012009061 X
C8CAPACITOR/CERAMIC220pF 50V011002001 X
C15-19.25.27CAPACITOR/CERAMIC1000pF 50V011002507 X
C1.2.5.7.9.11.22.26.
28.32.35.37.38-41
C12.13CAPACITOR/CERAMIC10pF 50V011000612 X
C6.10.14.39.41CAPACITOR/CERAMIC0.01uF 50V011000106 X
C42-44CAPACITOR/CERAMIC4700pF 50V011002723 X
C33.34CAPACITOR/CERAMIC100pF 50V011001702 X
C3CAPACITOR/MYLAR0.01uF 50V013001101 X
R4RESISTOR/METAL FILM1/4W 162K 1%016070401 X
R10RESISTOR25SJ470 ohm016006901 X
R7.9.31RESISTOR25SJ4.7 ohm016010803 X
R2.6.11.14.15.19.20.
27.32.34
R13.23-26.28RESISTOR25SJ3.3Kohm016010607 X
R3.35.38RESISTOR25SJ1Kohm016010003 X
R12RESISTOR1W47 ohm016080101 X
R5.29.30RESISTOR25SJ47Kohm016012203 X
R18RESISTOR45SJ2.2Kohm016018001 X
R22RESISTOR25SJ100 ohm016006001 X
RA1RESISTOR/ARRAY1K x 4017002391 X
RA2.3RESISTOR/ARRAY47K x 8017000902 X
CAPACITOR/CERAMIC0.1uF 50V0110003015 X
RESISTOR25SJ10Kohm0160114010 X
486004001 X
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ItemCode No.Parts NameSpecificationQ R
L1-4COILELEXT101KA621000804X
FB1-4CORE/BEADEXCELSA35621000604 X
Y11904 8635OSCILLATOR/CRYSTAL7.3728MHZ023003701 A
CN21904 8503CONNECTORB4B-XH-A040002301 C
CN81904 8509CONNECTORB3P-VH040027101 C
CN71904 8508CONNECTORTM2REA-1212032020201 C
CN31904 8505CONNECTORB2B-XH-A040050001 C
CN11904 8636CONNECTORB18P-SHF-1AA040001301 C
CN41904 8637CONNECTORB7P-SHF-1AA040000601 C
F11904 8510FUSECCV-2025006171 A
VR11904 8638RESISTOR/VARIABLEB500K EVN4LC031003601 C
871904 8512HARNESS ASSYEAA-2485B474109301 C
561904 8779CONTROLLER ASSY010002-051 A
K/B UNIT
ItemCode No.Parts NameSpecificationQ R
1081904 8514PCBEBK-0146135074701 C
101SHEET/KEY TOPEBA-2707114028101X
105FRAME/KEYBOARD COVEREDM-0917 No.345102013411 X
109PLATE/KEYBAORD COVERECM-1154A101012351X
1021904 8515BASE TOP (1x1)EBM-0614 YB11160023084 C
1501904 8516BASE TOP (1x2)EBM-0615 YB2116002403 C
1001904 8517CAP/KEY (1x1)EBM-0612-A YC11150014084 C
1491904 8518CAP/KEY (1x2)EBM-0613-A YC2115001503 C
1041904 8519HOUSING/STEMEBM-04091030003090 C
1904 8520RUBBER/CONTACTCA23-4431030001084 C
106STEM/KEYCC22-466set84 1031904 8521SPRING/KEYCA22-4441040021084 C
1511904 8522PIN/GUIDECB22-646121000103 C
110SHEET/INSULATION170x125x0.2t131004201X
1071904 8523SHEET/RUBBERECM-0967123007401 A
SCREWTP(P-TITE) 2x85510024718 X
1131904 8524HARNESS ASSYEAA-2504474110001 C
1904 8525K/B ASSY020013-031 C
K/B CONTROLLER UNIT
ItemCode No.Parts NameSpecificationQ R
PCBEBL-0317135074751 X
U151904 8526LSIM38062M3-238FP005079501 A
U71904 8527LSI/S-RAMBR6216B-10LL005022201 A
U51904 8529IC/MOSTC74HC154AP006064401 A
R12.131904 8530IC/MOSTC74HC04AP006062502 A
U81904 8531IC/MOSTC74HC138AP006020301 A
U141904 8532IC/TTLHD74LS07P006080131 A
U9-111904 8533ICM54564P006001753 A
U251904 8528LSIO/EP-ROMTMS27C512-10JL005015101 A
U11904 8624IC/MOSTC74HC14AP006062901 A
T2.41904 8534TRANSISTOR2SC1815(Y)007010502 B
T31904 8535TRANSISTOR2SC3303(Y)007021401 B
T61904 8536TRANSISTOR2SB744007002101 B
T71904 8494TRANSISTOR2SC2603007006301 B
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