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Change History
Changes resulting in document revisions will be summarized in this table in reverse chronological sequence.
Version Date Change Description
1.0 1/28/04 Initial Draft
1.1 3/18/04 Revised copy with Engineering inputs, MSR programming interface
1.2 3/25/04 Updated System Block diagram, Presence sensor status, and ASIC
control registers.
1.3 4/1/04 Update Video Memory
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CONTENTS
i. Introduction................................................................................................................................................. 5
iii. Who should read this manual................................................................................................................... 6
iiii. Related publications ................................................................................................................................7
Chapter 1 Model Specifications................................................................................................ 8
Optional Features .......................................................................................................................................11
Operating System Support.......................................................................................................................... 14
System Software......................................................................................................................................... 14
User Control................................................................................................................................................ 21
Extended POS Features ............................................................................................................................. 24
PC Card Support (Models 553 and 563) ....................................................................................................24
Chapter 6 Power Supply Unit................................................................................................... 25
Power Management.................................................................................................................................... 25
Power Control ............................................................................................................................................. 25
DISK DRIVE................................................................................................................................................27
APA Display ................................................................................................................................................ 30
Boot Control ................................................................................................................................................ 30
Operating System ....................................................................................................................................... 31
Special SurePOS 500-XX3 POS Devices Interfaces.................................................................................. 42
Appendix E ASIC PCI Function 1: POS UARTs ......................................................... 46
Appendix F Connectors ...............................................................................................................48
Appendix G Input/Output device commands................................................................. 56
Appendix H Notices........................................................................................................................ 77
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i. Introduction
The IBM 4840 SurePOS 500 Series Point of Sale System is designed to drive the POS transactions within
your food service, hospitality, petroleum, and specialty retail providers worldwide.
SurePOS 500 – Model 563 (LEADERSHIP, MULTIMEDIA)
The sleek leadership model of this family displays excellent visibility in bright light via a 12 inch or 15 inch
dual-bulb touch screen that provides the widest viewing angle for training many people at once, wireless
capability through a PC Card type-II slot, and a headphone jack for private, quiet training in active
environments. An independent video adapter is available as an option to display a multimedia image on a
second LCD for advertising or up selling. A presence sensor saves you money by automatically switching the
display on and off based on the operator's proximity. Where stringing cable is not practical, a PC Card
expansion slot enables the use of wireless capability.
SUREPOS 500- Model 553 (VALUE, MULTIMEDIA)
If you need full-motion video, a wide viewing angle through a 12.1 inch single bulb active color LCD, wireless
capability through a PC Card type-II slot, and a touch screen, the SurePOS 553 will more than meet your
needs. It includes audio support/speakers as standard, as well as a headphone port and a microphone port.
SurePOS 500 - Model 543 (ENTRY, DUAL BULB)
If you need full-function POS or combined POS/back-office terminal at an entry price point, the 543 is the
right choice for you. It offers a dual-bulb active color LCD and the same processing power as the model 553,
all at a lower total cost of ownership.
SurePOS 500 – Model 533 (ENTRY, SINGLE BULB)
If you need full-function POS or combined POS/back-office terminal at an entry price point, the 543 is the
right choice for you. It offers a dual-bulb active color LCD and the same processing power as the model
553, all at a lower total cost of ownership.
If you need full-function POS or combined POS/back-office terminal at an entry price point, the 533 is the right
choice for you. It offers a single-bulb active color LCD and the same processing power as the model 553, all
at a low total cost of ownership.
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ii. About this manual
This manual contains software and hardware information about the IBM SurePOS 500 Series. This manual is
organized as follows:
• “Chapter 1. General description” on page 1 introduces the various models, the I/O devices that can
be attached, and product features.
• Chapter 2. Supported devices, Operating system Supported, and POS Application Interfaces.
• “Chapter 3. System configuration and system board layout” on page 15 describes the system board
and provides details about product features.
• “Chapter 4. Physical specifications” on page 19 provides detailed specifications and planning
information.
• “Chapter 5. Description of Tower Logic components.”
• “Chapter 6. Power supply” on page 26 describes the features of the power supply.”
• “Chapter 7. LCD Panel Specification. “
• “Chapter 8. POS I/O Specifications. “
• “Appendix A. System Unit Operating Temperature and Humidity Ranges. “
• “Appendix B. Power Specifications. “
• “Appendix C. Standards Compliance.”
• “Appendix D. Memory Map, PCI Configuration, Interrupt / DMA assignments and I/O Ranges.”
• “Appendix E. ASIC PCI Function POS UARTS.”
• “Appendix F. Connectors”
• “Appendix G. Input/Output device commands” on page 49 commands and their usage for the
SurePOS 500 Series I/O devices.
• “Appendix H. Notices” on page 65 provides legal notices, electronic emission notices, and trademark
information.
iii. Who should read this manual
This guide is intended for technical personnel who will plan, install, setup, and operate the point-of-sale
terminal. These personnel will also carry out preliminary diagnostic procedures using the information in this
manual, before making a service call.
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iiii. Related publications
The following IBM publications are available from the IBM Retail Store Solutions Web site at
www.ibm.com/solutions/retail/store/
From there, select Support, then, under Related Links, select Publications.
• Safety Information – Read This First, GA27–4004
• SurePOS 500 Series Installation and Operation Guide, GA27–4254
• SurePOS 500 Series Hardware Service Guide, GY27–0396
• 4610 SureMark Point-of-Sale Printers Hardware Service Manual, GY27–0355
• 4820 SurePoint Solutions Installation and Service Guide, GA27–4231
• 4820 SurePoint Solutions System Reference, SY27–4249
Driver and service diskette information
The following driver and diagnostic programs are available on the IBM Retail Store
Solutions Web site at www.ibm.com/solutions/retail/store/
SurePOS 500 Series Device Drivers
SurePOS 500 Series Service Diskette
At that site, select Support, then under Software select Download Software
Maintenance and select SurePOS 500 Series.
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Chapter 1 Model Specifications
Model Summary
Model Processor Dual
Video
4840- 533
4840-543 2.0 GHZ
4840-553
PCCARD/AUDIO
2.0 GHZ
Celeron
Celeron
2.0 GHZ
Celeron
Option No No 12-in
Option No Yes 12-in Dual
Option No Yes 12-in
Presence
Sensor
Spk
Tablet Memory
er
Single Bulb
Bulb
Single Bulb
128 Std
256,512,1G, 2GB
128 Std 256,512,1G,
2GB
128 Std 256,512,1G,
2GB
Mass Storage
40 GB HDD 7200
RPM
512 MB Compact
Flash
40 GB HDD 7200
RPM
40 GB HDD 7200
RPM
4840-563
PCCARD/AUDIO
2.0 GHZ
Celeron
Standard Yes Yes 12-in Dual
Bulb
15-in
128 Std 256,512,1G,
2GB
40 GB HDD 7200
RPM
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Volume (with speaker kit)
OS
Power Supply
Mounting
Security
– Free Standing (with and without foot)
– Free Standing on cash drawer (std or compact)
– Integration Trays: SST/kybd counter, 4610 counter, Std/compact cash drawer
– Wall Mount
DOS 2000, Windows ( 2000, XP, XPe), Linux
130W/200 W max
Power On Password
Bolt down/Tray Mounting
Notes:
1. Dynamic Video Memory Technology (DVMT) and Pre-Allocated Video Memory
With the appropriate Windows video driver the Extreme Graphics video controller, 845GV, is allocated a
variable UMA memory size. This is based on the real time requirements of the application software. For nonWindows operating systems where the DVMT driver is not available, a second ‘pre-allocated’ and fixed UMA
memory size defined. This pre-allocated memory is set to 8Mb and is not related to or combined with the
DMVT UMA memory size.
memory. If a Windows operating system is in use with Intel’s DVMT driver loaded, an additional memory size
is allocated (consumed) from system memory. The maximum DVMT memory size allocated will be 64MB.
The total system memory consumed for on-board video controller usage is the total of pre-allocated and
DMVT memory could total 72MB (8MB + 64MB).
The pre-allocated memory is always available and is consuming 8Mb system
2. Dual Video adapter memory requirement- this optional factory installed feature utilizes 32Mb of UMA
memory as video memory. The combined video memory usage of the base 845GV video chipset utilizing
DVMT technology and the second video adapter requires the system memory be configured at 256Mb. This is
to insure sufficient memory for Operating System, Application, and video usage.
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Factory Select Feature
Mass Storage 40GB HDD or 512 MB Compact Flash (Model 533)
Memory 128MB, 256MB, 512 MB, 1GB, 2 GB
LCD 12-in or 15-in (Model 563 only)
Dual Video All Models Factory install feature code
Optional Features
Unless otherwise stated, all features are designated as customer set up and plant/field.
Order
Code
128 MB DDR Memory Field Install
256 MB DDR Memory Field Install
512 MB DDR Memory Field Install
1 GB DDR Memory Field Install
2 GB DDR Memory Field Install
Mounting Foot New P/N, 4820
Integrated 2x20 Customer Display New P/N
Distributed 2x20 Customer Display Existing P/N
Distributed APA Customer Display Existing P/N
3-Track MSR New P/N
JUCC MSR New P/N
Integration Tray for Printer/Kybd New
Counter Integration Kit (SST/kybd) New
Standard CD Integration Kit (4610/kybd) New
Compact CD Integration Tray (kybd) New
Cash Drawer (standard, compact) Existing P/N
Compact A/N POS Keyboard Existing P/N
Y-cable, CANPOS/Mouse Existing P/N? right
External USB CD ROM New P/N
External USB Floppy Drive New P/N
External Floppy (existing) Existing P/N
Serial Cable, RJ45 to DB9, 0.7m Existing P/N
Serial Cable, RJ45 to DB9, 2.0m Existing P/N
4820 Attachment Kit Existing P/N(updated)
4610-TF6/7 Power Cable, 0.7m New P/N
4610-TF6/7 Power Cable, 2.0m New P/N
Feature P/N Comments
mounting
angle?
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Ship Group
The following items are included with the unit:
Cat 5 Ethernet Cable (4.3m), P/N 42L0098
Serial Cable, RJ45 to DB9 (0.7m), P/N 03R7887
The following items are picked packed per order at IBM Distribution Center:
Warranty Sheet
Installation, Operations, and Planning (optional with specify code)
Regulatory and Safety Messages Booklet (GA27-4004)
Power cord selected by country code
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Chapter 2 Supported Devices
The following industry standard devices have been tested for use with SurePOS 500-XX3 subject to operating
restrictions defined in the Operating System support section. Other industry devices may be supported using
standard interfaces, however, no testing has been done to insure functionality in all aspects.
Port Device Hot Plug
Support
(note 1)
RS232
CRT (Video)
USB
Parallel
Keyboard/Mouse
PC Card (PCMCIA)
Headphone/Mic
Notes:
1. Assumes device natively supports hot plugging and can be hot plugged with
any operating system
– 4610-TF6/TF7 Single Station Thermal
Printer
– 4610-TG3, TG4, TG5
– 4820-4FD/4FT (MSR option supported)
– USB Crystal (if in plan)
– 4610-GB3 (Macarena Fiscal USB)
– 4610-TG3/TG4/TG5
– IBM USB Floppy Drive, P/N 05K9276
– IBM USB Keyboard, P/N 10K3849 (OBI
P/N)
– IBM Memory Key P/N 22P9025
– IBM 4685-S01/L0H Handheld Scanner
– MicroSolutions BackPack CD ROM No
– IBM PS/2 Keyboard
– IBM Mouse (required Y-cable)
– Compact Retail A/N Keyboard (note 3)
– Symbol Spectrum 24
– CardPlus PCMCIA CD ROM
– SanDisk Solid State File (not bootable)
– IBM P/N 30H2203 or equivalent Yes
No
No
Yes USB not
supported
on DOS
Yes
Yes
(n/a
DOS)
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Operating System Support
SurePOS 500-XX3 supports the following operating systems. Unless otherwise noted, all national language
variations are supported. Operating Systems which can be remote loaded are noted.
Operating System Support
DOS 2000 (Note 1)
Windows
2000
XP/Xpe
Linux (note 2)
Notes:
1. DOS Full screen modes not supported
2. IBM Retail Environment for SuSe Linux
3. Windows DBCS versions (Japanese/Korean/Chinese) supported
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
System Software
POS Application Interface Drivers
POS Application drivers may be more restrictive on operating system support. Refer to the OPOS/JavaPOS
specifications for supported operating systems.
Operating System POS Application Interface Extensions
Base 221 221 N/A N/A
Base w/ Cable Plate TBD TBD N/A N/A
Total Front to Rear Tablet
at 15 Degrees
Total Front to Rear Tablet
at 60 Degrees
268 264 250 ? 252 ?
338 325 tbd 311 ? tbd 320 ?
Weights
Tower + 12-in Tablet 9.5 kg (23 lbs)
Tower + 15-in Tablet System Unit, 15-in. 11.7 kg (24.5 lbs)
Integrated 2x20 Display 0.21 kg (0.38 lbs)
Distributed 2x20 Display 0.55 kg (1.2 lbs)
Distributed APA Display 0.73 kg (1.6 lbs)
MSR (3 track or JUCC) 0.16 kg (0.41 lbs)
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Ports, Controls and Indicators
Port Location and Marking
Front Access Area (rotated)
Rear Tailgate
DISPLAY
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Indicators
Function Color Location State
Power Green Tower Front Off -System Off
Blinking - Standby/during POST
On - Operational
HDD Yellow Tower Front Off - NO activity
Blinking - HDD activity
Ethernet Green Rear (Ethernet
connector)
Left LED States
– Off - 10 Mb mode
– On - 100 Mbit
Right LED States
– Off - No link
– On - Good Link
User Control
Function Color Actuation Location Operation
Power White Momentary Behind access door on
tower
Brightness Blue Momentary Tablet 2 buttons, bright
Toggles state between
OFF and ON
up/down
Chapter 5 Tower Logic
Processor
Intel mPGA478 Pentium 4 Socket
400/533MHz PSB (100/133 MHz external bus clock)
1.8GHz - 2.8GHz Processor speeds
Processor support is limited to Pentium 4 2.4 GHz by thermal and power supply considerations.
8245GV Memory Controller Hub, (GMCH)
System Memory Controller
– PC2100 (DDR266) (PC1600 (DDR200) not supported)
– Non-ECC, unbuffered DIMMs
– 2GB total memory; 2 DIMM sockets
– 256 bit engine
– 64 MB maximum UMA video memory
– Synchronous LCD/CRT support
– LVDS Panel support
Video Support Implementation Notes:
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1. Without the optional second video adapter, internal LCD and external monitor resolutions and
refresh rates will be the same. With the second video adapter feature, internal LCD and external
monitor resolutions and refresh rates can be independent of each other..
I/O Controller Hub, Intel ICH4
PCI Bus Controller, Rev 2.2, 33MHz 10/100 Ethernet MAC IDE Controller, ATA 100/66/33 USB 2.0 EHCI Universal Host controller AC 97 2.3 Audio Link Interrupt Controller Power Management Logic, ACPI 2.0 Firmware Hub Interface DMA Controller Real Time Clock/CMOS RAM
Optional Second Video Adapter
SurePOS 500-XX3 provides a dual video adapter to allow for true multi-monitor support on the internal LCD
and externally attached monitor. This allows different screens and independent touch on both monitors. This
is supported on all Windows operating systems.
The daughter card consists of the following elements:
nvidia GeForce2 MX
local video memory
The daughter card provides the following functions:
64-bit graphics engine
32 MB video memory (capable of 8 MB) ?
60, 75, XX Hz refresh rates
SVGA CRT output (replaces onboard video out)
Supports Windows 98 and 2000 Dual Display
Supported color depths/resolutions:
Notes:
1. There are jumpers installed in production on the main card when the optional second video
adapter not ordered. If the second video adapter is installed and you wish to provide a mirrored
output on the SVGA port - the video card would have to be removed and these jumpers added
to the planar board.
Audio (Models 553 and 563)
In combination with the south bridge, the audio subsystem provides business quality stereo sound for
multimedia and voice capable applications. The subsystem includes a headphone and microphone jack and
external speaker assembly.
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The audio subsystems provides the following functions:
Audio Codec 97 Revision 2.3 compliant Audio
Full duplex capability
The audio subsystem consists of the following elements:
Volume control is through normal Windows multimedia controls in combination with a volume
control on the speaker unit.
Bass/Treble slides in windows volume control will not be functional
This subsystem can be disabled in through Setup.
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Network
The network subsystem consists of the following elements:
Integrated Intel MAC (ICH4)
External 10/100 Mbit PHY, 82562ET
EEPROM for MAC address
The network system provides the following functions:
10/100 Mbps ethernet
Support for wake up on LAN using Magic Packet
Stores register values, MAC address
Extended POS Features
The Extended POS I/O subsystem is attached to PCI bus and provides support for additional I/O ports and
miscellaneous function.
The I/O subsystem consists of the following elements:
ASIC for UART/POS
80C51
The I/O subsystem provides the following functions:
Support for 4 additional serial ports
Cash Drawer control
LCD Brightness and contrast control
Internal IR Presense sensor port
PC Card Support (Models 553 and 563)
The PC Card subsystem provides for the capability to attach PC Cards (PCMCIA). SurePOS 500-XX3
provides a slot to accommodate a single Type 1 or 2 PC Card.
The subsystem consists of the following elements:
TI PC1410A PCI-to-PC Card Controller
Type I/II Card Socket
The subsystem provides the following functions:
Meets PC Card Standard 7
PC 98/99 compliant
3.3v/5v PC Card16 and 3.3v CardBus support
This subsystem can be disabled through Setup.
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Chapter 6 Power Supply Unit
The main AC power supply is enclosed in a separate metal box but enclosed within the Tower system unit.
The heat generated within this supply is separated from the main electronics cavity and is dissipated by an
integrated fan assembly. Reference the SurePOS 500-XX3 Power Supply specification for additional details.
Power Management
SurePOS 500-XX3 supports both APM and ACPI power management schemes. APM is supported in DOS
and Linux. ACPI is supported in Windows 2000/XP. Windows NT 4.0 does not support APM or ACPI.
Hibernation mode is not supported.
Power Management Option Supported Power States
APM Off, APM Standby, APM Enabled, Full On
ACPI Global States: G0, G1, G2
Sleep States: S0, S1, S5
Power Control
SurePOS 500-XX3 supports the following power state changes based upon event:
Power Switch Yes Yes
LAN Yes Yes
Alarm Yes Yes
Touch No Yes
Presence No Yes
Keyboard/Mouse (PS/2, USB) No Yes
The power switch can be configured in 3 modes for APM and ACPI unless otherwise noted:
Disable - Switch operation is ignored (not for Win2K)
Enabled - Switch operates like hard power switch - toggles between G0 - G2
Resume - Switch operates like resume switch - toggles between G0 and G1
Power On Resume
Chapter 7 LCD Panel
LCD Specifications
Interface
Minimum Brightness
(cd/m**2)(w/o
sensor)
Active Area (mm)
Resolution (pixels)
Contrast Ratio
Horizontal Viewing
12.1" TFT
(1 CCFL)
TTL TTL LVDS
160 320 250
246 x 184.5 246 x 184.5 304.1 x 228.1
0.48MP (800 x 600) 0.48MP (800 x 600) 0.79MP (1024
300:1 300:1 350:1
+/- 45 +/- 65 +/- 60
12.1-inch TFT
(2 CCFL)
15-inch TFT
(2 CCFL)
x 768)
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