NCR 7448 Workstation Site Preparation Manual

NCR 7448 Workstation

Release 1.3

Site Preparation

B005-0000-1201

Issue D

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Preface

Audience

This is a contractual document. It contains important warnings and confers
important legal rights and obligations. You are advised to read it carefully.

It is the responsibi lity of the custom er to ens ure tha t all i nsta llation prepa ration s
are complete and in compliance with NCR specifications and requirements and
all applicable national, state, or local code s, regul at ions, and laws.

Safety Warnings

The NCR 7448 Workstation must be connected to an AC outlet that is near the
workstation and is easily accessible by the operator.

Warning: This unit contains hazardous voltages and should only be
serviced by qualified service personnel.

The power switch is a logic switch only. The AC line voltage primaries are live
at all times when the power cord is connected. Therefore, disconnect the AC
power cord before opening the unit to install features or service this
workstation.

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Fuse Replacement
Caution: For continued protection against risk of fire, replace only with the

same type and ratings of fuse.

Attention: Pour prév enir et vous p rotéger con tre un risque d e feu, rem placer la
fusible avec une autre fusible de même type, seulement.

Power Supply Cord Used as Disconnect Means

Caution: The power supply cord is used a s the m ain disconnec t device. E nsure
that the socket outlet is located/installed near the equipment and is easily
accessible.

Attention: Le cordon d'alim entation est u tilisé com me interrupteu r généra l. La
prise de courant doi t être s ituée ou installé e å prox imité du m atérie l et être faci le
d'accés.

Warning: DO NOT connec t or disconnec t the transaction printer while the
workstation is powered on. This can result in system or printer damage.

Lithium Battery Warning

Caution: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only
with the same or equivalen t type a s recom m ended by the m anufac turer. Discard
used batteries according to the manufacturer's instructions.

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Attention: Il y a danger d’explosion s’il y a remplacement incorrect de la
batterie. Remplacer uniquement avec une batterie du même type ou d’un type
recommandé par le constructeur. Mettre au rébut les batteries usagées
conformément aux instruct ions du fabrica nt.

Peripheral Usage

The NCR 7448 Workstation should only be used with peripheral
devices which are certified by the appropriate safety agency for the
country of installation (UL, CSA, TUV, VDE) or those which are
recommended by NCR Corporation.

Environmental Consciousness

NCR's concern for the environment is demonstrated by the
intelligent power management system of the NCR 7448 Workstation
which operates efficiently in a standalone or network environment.

Ni-Cad Battery Warning

Caution:

USA and CANADA:

The product you have purchased contains a rechargeable battery.
The battery is recyclable. At the end of its useful life, under various
state and local laws it may be illegal to dispose of this battery into
the municipal waste stream. Check with your local municipality or
sold waste officials for recycling options or proper disposal.

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European countries (Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy,
Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom,
Belgium, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland):

a) Nach Gebrauch der Verkaufsstello zurückgoben
b) Après usage à rapporter au point de vente
c) Ritornare la pila usate al negozio
d) Contain Nickel-Cadmium battery. Must be recycled or disposed of

properly.

About this Book

This book provides site preparation information for NCR 7448 Workstation
components. Peripheral com ponent and AC wiring site p repa ra tio n in formation
is NOT provided in this book. The associated reference documents are listed in
the “Related Site Preparation Data” section.

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Table of Contents

NCR 7448 SITE PREPARATION

NCR 7448 SITE PREPARATIONNCR 7448 SITE PREPARATION

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YPICAL 7448 WORKSTATION CONFIGURATIONS........................................... 2

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NTERPRETING THE MODEL NUMBER............................................................ 4

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ELATED SITE PREPARATION DATA ............................................................... 5

AC Power and Communications Wiring................................................. 5

Peripherals................................................................................................ 5

HOW TO ORDER.............................................................................................. 6

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIESCUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILI TIES................................

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STORE WIRING REQUIREMENTS

STORE WIRING REQUIREMENTSSTORE WIRING REQUIREMENTS

STORE WIRING REQUIREMENTS................................

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AC W

IRING.................................................................................................... 9

LAN C

OMMUNICATIONS................................................................................ 9

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION DIAGRAMSYSTEM CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM................................

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PHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONS

PHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONSPHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONS

PHYSICAL CONSIDER ATIONS................................

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ANDLING SYSTEM COMPONENTS................................................................11

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PERA TING A ND SERVICE CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS.............................. 12

Service Clearance Requirements...........................................................12

Operating Clearance Requirements...................................................... 12

WORKSTATION DIMENSIONS........................................................................ 13

Configuration with 2x20 Operator Display, 80key keyboard, 1-Line
Numeric Customer Display, Peripheral T ray, and 2182 Cash Drawer13
Configuration with Mono/Passive Color LCD Operator Display, 80key
keyboard, Internati onal VFD Customer Display with Telescope Mount,

Peripheral Tray, and 2182 Cash Drawer ..............................................14

Configuration with TFT Color LCD Operator Display, 80key keyboard,
International VFD Customer Display with Telescope Mount,

Peripheral Tray, and 2182 Cash Drawer ..............................................15

Configuration with 9” CRT Operator Display, 80key keyboa rd,

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Peripheral Tray, and 2182 Cash Drawer ..............................................16

Configuration with 2 x 20 Operator Display, 80-Key Keyboard and 1-

Line Numeric Customer Display........................................................... 17

Configuration with 2 x 20 Operator Display, 176-Key Micromotion
Keyboard and International VFD Customer Display with Telescope

Mount...................................................................................................... 18

Configuration with Mono/Passi ve Color LCD Operator Di splay, 80-Key
Keyboard and International VFD Customer Display with Telescope

Mount...................................................................................................... 19

Configuration with.................................................................................20

TFT LCD Display, 80key keyboard, International VFD Customer

Display with Telescope Mount............................................................... 20

Configuration with LCD Operator Display, 176-Key Micromotion
Keyboard and International VFD Customer Display with Telescope

Mount...................................................................................................... 21

Configuration with.................................................................................22

TFT Color LCD Display, 176-Key Micromotion keyboard and

International VFD Customer Display with Telescope Mount............. 22

COMPONENT DIMENSIONS........................................................................... 23

Base Unit with 2 x 20 Operator Display and 80-key Conventional

Keyboard................................................................................................. 23

Base Unit with 10.4” Mono/Passive Color LCD Operator Display with

176-Key Micromotion Keyboard............................................................ 24

Base Unit with TFT Color Operator LCD Di splay and 176-Key

Micromotion keyboard ........................................................................... 25

Base Unit with 9” CRT Operator Display and 80-key Conventional

Keyboard................................................................................................. 26

Cash Drawer........................................................................................... 28

Customer Displays ................................................................................. 30

Printers................................................................................................... 32

COMPONENT WEIGHTS................................................................................ 35

P

OWER REQUIREMENTS............................................................................... 37

CABLE ROUTING CONSIDERATIONS

CABLE ROUTING CONSIDERATIONSCABLE ROUTING CONSIDERATIONS

CABLE ROUTING CONSIDERATIONS................................

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SABLE CABLE LENGTHS ............................................................................ 38

SYSTEM CABLES

SYSTEM CABLESSYSTEM CABLES

SYSTEM CABLES ................................

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CABLE ILLUSTRATIONS................................................................................41

ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTSENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS................................

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AROMETRIC PRESSURE .............................................................................. 44

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EMPERATURE.............................................................................................44

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UMIDITY .................................................................................................... 44

APPENDIX A: TRANSIENT PROTECTION

APPENDIX A: TRANSIENT PROTECTIONAPPENDIX A: TRANSIENT PROTECTION

APPENDIX A: TRANSI ENT PROTECTION................................

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AC P

OWER LINE TRANSIENT PROTECTION ................................................... 1

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ATA LINE TRANSIENT PROTECTION............................................................. 3

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Revision Record

Issue Date Remarks

A August 2000 First Issue
B December 2000 Update for Release 1.1
C March 2001 Update for Release 1.2
D December 2001 Update for Release 1.3

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Radio Frequency Interference Statements
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Information to User

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment gene rates, us es, and c an radia te radio fre quency ene rgy a nd, if not ins talled and use d in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
NCR is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by unauthorized
modification of this equipment or the substitution or attachment of connecting cables and
equipment other than those specified by NCR. The correction of interference caused by such
unauthorized modification, substitution or attachment will be the responsibility of the user. The
user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by NCR may void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Canadian Department of Communications

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions fro m digi tal
apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of
Communications.
Le présent appareil numérique n’émet pas de bruits radioélectriques dépassant les limites
applicables aux appareils numériques de la classe A prescrites dans le règlem e nt sur le bro uillag e
radioélectriques édicté par le ministrère des Communications du Canada.

Voluntary Control Council For Interference (VCCI)

NCR 7448 Site Preparation

This document provides the information necessary to prepare a site to NCR
specifications prior to installing an NCR 7448 Workstation System. The site
must be properly prepared before the system is installed, because site
preparation deficiencies may be difficult to detect and correct after installation.

The NCR 7448 Workstation system consists of separate pieces that may be
combined in a variety of configurations. Typical configurations are shown in
the next section. The NCR 7448 Workstation System Configuration Diagram
section identifies the individual components. Certain combinatio ns are mutually
exclusive. You must determine the equipment that will actually be installed
before proceeding with the site preparation.

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Typical 7448 Workstation Configurations

The following illustrations show 7448 Workstation components arranged in
typical configurations. Dimensions and operating clearances are listed in the
7448 Dimensions section to identify the space required by each configuration.
Use the component drawings in this book and associated peripheral
documentation to determine the operating space requirements for your site.

7448 Workstation with 176-Key Mi cromotion Keyboard

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7448 Workstation with 80-Key Conventional Keyboard

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Interpreting the Model Number

NCR Model 7448 - XX XX - XX XX

Class Number

Major Model Code

Sub Model Code

Power Code

Language Code

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Related Site Preparation Data

AC Power and Communications Wiring

Title Order Number

NCR Ethernet Communications Wiring Guide BST0-2118-82
NCR W ork station and Perip herals AC Wiring Guide BST0-2115- 53

Peripherals

Title Order Number

7140 Receipt/ Journal Printer User’s Guide B005-0000-1001
7158 Thermal Receipt and Impact Slip Printer
Owner’s Guide

B005-0000-1112

7161 Receipt Printer Owner’s Guide B005-0000-1067
7161 Receipt Printer Setup Guide B005-0000-1029
7194 Thermal Receipt Printer owner’s Guide B005-0000-1097
7196 Thermal Receipt Printer Operator’s Manual B005-0000-1171
5972 2x20 Customer Display User’s Guide BD20-1372-A
7837 Linear Imaging Scanner User’s Guide 11211558
7870 Scanner/ Scale Installation Guide 497-0010025
7875 Scanner/ Scale Installation Guide 497-0001843
7880 Scanner/ Scale Owner’s Guide BST0-2125-03
7890 Scanner User Guide BD20-0901-A
7892 Scanner User Guide B005-0000-1182

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How to Order

Information Products are available through several different channels. You
need an order form if you are using fax, e-mail, or mail order.
Order forms available to NCR personnel through QuickLook. In QuickLook,
click on Forms & Templates, then select Information Products Order Form.

Web Site

• http://inforetail.AtlantaGA.NCR.COM (NCR only)

• http://www.info.NCR.COM (Anyone)

Online Order

• Connect System (NCR only)

Phone Order

• 800-543-2010 (US area)

• 622-3727 (VOICEplus)

• 44-181-242-5350 (International)

Fax Order

• 937-445-6245 (US area)

• 44-181-242-5355 (International)

E-Mail

• [e-mail] (US area)

• [e-mail] (International)

MS-Mail

• Publishing, Information + Products (US Area)

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SMTP

• Order, Management UnitedK (International)

Mail Order

• NCR Corporation IPP-Dayton

1700 S. Paterson Boulevard
Dayton, OH 45479
USA

• NCR Corporation

915 High Road
North Finchley
London N12 ONH
United Kingdom

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Customer Responsibilities

Before the system can be installed, the customer must do or provide the
following:

• When required by NCR, provide the NCR Customer Services

representative with appropriate drawings that indicate:

• Location of the equipment

• Site wiring (power and communications, paths and lengths)

• Location of other equipment that may generate electrical noise,

electromagnetic interference, or heat

• Make building alterations necessary to meet wiring and other site

requirements

• Provide and install all communications cables, wall jacks, special

connectors, and associated hardware

• Provide and install necessary power distribution boxes, conduits, grounds,

lightning protection devices, and associated hardware

• Make sure all applicable codes, regulations, and laws (including, but not

limited to, electrical, building, safety, and health) are met

• Provide and install auxiliary power or other equipment as required

• Provide storage or service areas as required

• Meet all system/ unit environmental requirements

• Provide and install floor coverings and environment systems that limit or

control static electricity build-up and discharge

In general, keep the NCR equipment area free from dust, smoke, lint, and other
particles. Restrict smoking, eating, and drinking around the equipment. Avoid
location the equipm ent near o ther machine s that g enerate ink , carbon, and paper
dust particles.
Finally, only the customer can know the full extent of the damage that may be
caused to his/ her business by reason of failure of the equipment that is to be
installed. For this reason, it is the customer’s responsibility to ascertain the
extent of any such pos sible d amag e to his/ her e xist ing or p lanned busine ss, and
to effect full insurance in respect of it.

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Store Wiring Requirements

AC Wiring

The customer must provide suitable AC power for the terminals, associated
equipment, and devices. An AC power circuit dedicated to the NCR equipment
installation is recommended. The AC outlet must be installed near the terminal
and easily accessible to the operator.

This terminal may function satisfactorily with existing wiring configurations;
however, the safety requirements must be met. A dedicated unswitched power
line is recommended. Refer to the Workstation and Peripherals AC Power
Wiring Guide (BST0-2115-53) for store AC wiring requirements.

An off-line uninterruptible power system (UPS) unit may be installed as an
option to the terminal. The UPS must be connected to a dedicated AC power
circuit.

LAN Communications

The NCR 7448 Workstation supports Ethernet 10Base-T local area network
(LAN) communication protocol. For Ethernet communications wiring
specifications, refer to the NCR Ethernet Wiring Guide (BST0-2118-82).

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System Configuration Diagram

7870

Scanner

7875

Scanner

7880

Scanner

7890

Scanner

Denso CCD

Scanner

7140

7194

7158

7161

7196

RS232 Transaction Printers

RS232 Scanners

1 line 10 digi t

Numeric

4x20 char.

Alphanumeric

256x64 pixel

International

2x20 char.

Alphanumeric

RS232 Customer Displays

80 key Keyboard 176 key Keyboard

MSR

Mono LCD

Passive Color LCD 2x20 Operator

Display

2182 Compact

Cash Drawer

Mid-Range Cash

Drawer

LCD

MSR

PS/2 Keyboard

Drawer

RS232

7448 Base U nit

7837

Scanner

(RS232/USB)

(RS232/USB)

/7882

VGA

CRT Operator Display

TFT Color LCD

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Physical Considerations

This section presents the fol low in g work stat ion info rmation:

• Handling instructions

• Operating and service clearance requirements

• Display mounting considerations

• Workstation and component dimensions

• Component weights

• Airflow requirements

• Power requirements

Handling System Components

Workstation system components can be moved by one person. However,
consider the following when moving the workstation or handling individual
components.

• The 7140, 7158, 7161, 7194, and 7196 Printers do not attach to the drawer

unit and may slide off if the drawer unit is tipped.

• Do not lift by the display.

• The NCR 7448 Workstation does not attach to the drawer unit and may

slide off if the drawer unit is tipped.

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Operating and Service Cleara nce Requirements

Service Clearance Requirements

All Units

Device Above

mm (in.)

Left Side
mm (in.)

Right Side
mm (in.)

Front
mm (in.)

Behind
mm (in.)

All Units 153 (6) 153 (6) 202 (8) - 153

Operating Clearance Requirements

Device Above

mm (in.)

Left Side

mm (in.)

Right Side

mm (in.)

Front

mm (in.)

Behind

mm (in.)

Workstation Base - - 202 (8) 153 (6) 153 (6)
Cash Drawer - - - 330 (13)
7140 Printer 188 (7.4) - - - 95 (3.8)
7158 Printer 305 (12) ---­7161 Printer 197 (7.75) - - 127 (5) 76 (4)
7194 Printer 228 (9) ---­7196 Printer 254 (10) ---­2 x 20 Operator
Display

25 (1)----

10.4” Mono, Color
(Passive/TFT) LCD
Operator Display

25 (1)----

9” Mono VGA CRT
Operator Display

50 (2) - - - 64 (2.5)

1-Line (4-Line
Alpha) numeric
Customer Display

25 (1)----

5972 2x20
Customer Display

25 (1) - 25 (1) - -

International VFD
Customer Display

25 (1) - 25 (1) - 25 (1)

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Workstation Dimensions

Configuration with 2x20 Operator Display, 80key
keyboard, 1-Line Numeric Customer Display, Peripheral
Tray, and 2182 Cash Drawer

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Configuration with Mono/Passive Color LCD Operator
Display, 80key keyboard, International VFD Customer
Display with Telescope Mount, Peripheral Tray, and
2182 Cash Drawer

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Configuration with TFT Color LCD Operator Display,
80key keyboard, International VFD Customer Display
with Telescope Mount, Peripheral Tray, and 2182 Cash
Drawer

457

151

450

475

535

517

227

57

18400

437

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Configuration with 9” CRT Operator Display, 80key
keyboard, Peripheral Tray, and 2182 Cash Drawer

598 mm

450 mm

475 mm

151 mm

465 mm

400 mm
437 mm

18 mm

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Configuration with
2 x 20 Operator Display, 80-Key Keyboard and 1-Line
Numeric Customer Displa y

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Configuration with
2 x 20 Operator Display, 176-Key Micromotion Keyboard
and International VFD Customer Display with Telescope
Mount

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Configuration with
Mono/Passive Color LCD Operator Display, 80-Key
Keyboard and International VFD Customer Display with
Telescope Mount

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Configuration with
TFT LCD Display, 80key keyboard, International VFD
Customer Display with Telesc o pe Mount

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Configuration with
LCD Operator Display, 176-Key Micromotion Keyboard
and International VFD Customer Display with Telescope
Mount

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Configuration with
TFT Color LCD Display, 176-Key Micromotion keyboard
and International VFD Customer Display with Telescope
Mount

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Component Dimensions

Base Unit with 2 x 20 Operator Display and 80-key
Conventional Keyboard

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Base Unit with 10.4” Mono/Passive Color LCD Operator
Display with 176-Key Micromotion Keyboard

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Base Unit with TFT Color Operator LCD Display and 176­Key Micromotion keyboard

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Base Unit with 9” CRT Operator Display and 80-key
Conventional Keyboard

355 mm

495 mm

372 mm

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245 mm

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Cash Drawer

NCR 2260 Cash Drawer

15414

121 mm
(4.75 in.)

457 mm

(18 in.)

457 mm

(18 in.)

277 mm

(11 in.)

Operating and

Service Clearance

for Drawer

NCR 2189 Cash Drawer

16676

133 mm
(5.25 in.)

330 mm
(13 in.)

(18.25 in.)

Operating and

Service Clearance

for Drawer

464 mm

527 mm
(20.5 in.)

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NCR 2182 Cash Drawer

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Customer Displays

NCR 1-Line Numeric Customer Display integra ted with Telescope
Mount/ Low Profile Mou nt

NCR 4-Line Alpha Numeric Customer Display integra ted with Telescope
Mount/ Low Profile Mou nt

X

Low Profile Mount 224 mm
Telescope Mount 344 mm or 419 mm

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NCR International VFD Customer Display integrated with Telescope
Mount/ Low Profile Mou nt

X

Low Profile Mount 229 mm
Telescope Mount 349mm or 424 mm

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Printers

7140 Printer

15457

170 mm

6.7 in.

150 mm

5.9 in.

273 mm

10.75 in.

245 mm

9.65 in.

206 mm

8.12 in.

7158 Printer

165 mm

(6.50 in.)

336 mm

(13.25 in)

229 mm
(9.00 in)

305 mm

(12.00 in.)

17307

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7161 Printer

148 mm

165 mm

240 mm

(5.5 in.)

(6.5 in.)

(9.45 in.)

7194 Printer

16492

130 mm

(5.10 in.)

157 mm

(6.20 in.)

85 mm

(3.30 in.)

212 mm

(8.3 in.)

187 mm

(7.4 in.)

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7196 Printer

108 mm

(4.25 in.)

140 m

(5.50 in.)

146 mm
(5.75 in.)

254 mm

(10.00 in.)

17306

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Component Weights

The following table shows the component weights for each integrated
workstation component.

Workstation Components Weight

lbs. kg.
Base Unit- Flash Disk Model* 7.5 3.4
Base Unit- Hard Disk Model** 7.94 3.6
2189 Cash Drawer 20.9 9.5
2182 Cash Drawer 13.7 6.23
2260 Cash Drawer 22.7 10.3
80-key Conventional Keyboard 1.21 0.55
176-key Micromotion Keyboard 2.33 1.06
2 x 20 Operator Display 1.16 0.53

10.4” Passive Color LCD Operator Display 2.75 1.25

10.4” TFT Color LCD Operator Display 1.58 0.72

10.4” Mono LCD Operator Display 2.70 1.22
9” CRT Operator Display (incl. CRT board) 8.38 3.8
1-Line numeric Customer Display 0.60 0.27
4-Line Alpha numeric Customer Display 0.72 0.33
5972-1100 2 x 20 Customer Display 1.50 0.68
International Customer Display 1.37 0.62
Low Post Profile Mount 0.33 0.15
Telescope Mount 0.44 0.2
16” High Post Mount 1.96 0.89
MSR 0.35 0.16
Peripheral T ray 3.41 1.55
7140 Printer 6.30 2.86
7158 Printer 10.58 4.80
7161 Printer 3.8 1.70
7194 Printer 2.80 1.27
7196 Printer 3.97 1.80

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*Note: Base Unit- Flash Disk Model, includes the Lower Cabinet, Upper Cabinet,

Chassis with MediaGX Processor Board, Personality Board, and PCMCIA
Expansion Board, AC Adapter, Printer AC Adapter and NiCad Battery.

**Note: Base Unit- Hard Disk Model, includes the Lower Cabinet, Upper Cabinet,

Chassis with MediaGX Processor Board, Personality Board, and PCMCIA
Expansion Board, 3.2 inch Hard Disk Drive, AC Adapter and Core-Ferrite for
Flat Cable.

To obtain the total maximum weight of an integrated configuration, sum the
weights of the appropriate individual components. An example is given in the
following table.

Workstation Components Weight

lbs. kg.
Base Unit-Flash Disk Model * 7.50 3.40
2182 Cash Drawer 13.7 6.23
80-key Conventional Keyboard 1.21 0.55

10.4 ” Passive Color LCD Operator Display 2.75 1.25
International Customer Display 1.37 0.62
Low Post Profile Mount 0.33 0.15
Telescope Mount 0.44 0.20
MSR 0.35 0.16
7196 Printer 3.97 1.80
Peripheral T ray 3.41 1.55

Total 35.03 15.91

*Note: Base Unit- Flash Disk Model, includes the Lower Cabinet, Upper Cabinet,

Chassis with MediaGX Processor Board, Personality Board, and PCMCIA
Expansion Board, AC Adapter, Printer AC Adapter and NiCad Battery.

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Power Requirements

The 7448 Workstation base unit contains 100 - 240 volt AC Adapters for a
printer and a workstation. Th e AC Adapter for a workstat ion provides power for
up to four of the peripherals.

The following tables show operating specifications for the power supply. The
AC power cable plugs in at the back of the base unit. Power ca bles are describ ed
in the System Cables section.

Maximum Input Power Specifications

Voltage Ranges 90 – 127 VAC 198 –254 VAC
Frequency 50 - 60 Hz 50 - 60 Hz
Current 1.06 0.56
Power 55 57
Power Factor 0.52 0.46

Typical Power Requirements
Terminal Condition Amps Watts VA

Terminal Switched OFF (Stand by)
90 – 127 VAC Range 0.20 12 19.5
198 – 254 VAC Range 0.12 15 30.5

Terminal Active
90 – 127 VAC Range 1.06 55 105.4
198 – 254 VAC Range 0.56 57 121.9

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Cable Routing Considerations

Cable connectors are located in the Rear Panel of the base unit.

RS232

(

COM 3

)

RS232

(

COM 4

)

RS232

(

COM 5

)

Cash Drawer Interface

PCMCIA Type 2

o

r

COMPACT FLASH

Type1 and Type2

RS232

(

COM 1

)

RS232

(

COM 2

)

RS232

(

COM 6

)

USB

(

2 Ports

)

PS/2 Keyboard Powe

r

Ethernet

(

10/100M

)

Usable Cable Lengths

The usable (external) leng th of a ll 7448 Work sta tion cable s is l ess than the to ta l
length, because a portion of the cable remains inside the base unit when
connected. The usable l ength ca n also vary according to th e configura tion of th e
components. The tables on the following pages identify the total length of each
cable.

Site Preparation 39

System Cables

Cable Type Cable Nam e NCR Part No./ Corp.

ID No.

Approximate
Cable Lengths

Drawer Extension Cable 230-0145735

1424-C112-0030

3 m/ 9.8 ft

Cash Drawer

Dual Cash Drawer, Y-Cable 497-0409394

1416-C372-0006

0.6 m/ 25 in.

U.S./Canada Power Cord 006-1009037

1416-C325-0030

3 m/ 9.8 ft

International Power Cord 006-8601010

1416-C323-0030

3 m/ 9.8 ft

Australian Power Cord 006-8601019

1416-C322-0030

3 m/ 9.8 ft

UK Power Cord 006-8601012

1416-C321-0030

3 m/ 9.8 ft

Power

SEV Power Cord 006-8601011

1416-C320-0030

3 m/ 9.8 ft

497-0408349
1416-C359-0007

0.7 m/ 2 ftFor 7158/ 7194/ 7140

Printers

497-0407943
1416-C266-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

497-0407427
1416-C337-0010

1 m/ 3.3 ft

497-0407429
1416-C337-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

Printer
Interface
Cables (RS-

232)

For 7161/ 7196 Printers

497-0407430
1416-C337-0152

15.2 m

497-0415949
1416-C528-0010

1 m/ 3.3 ft

Printer
Interface
Cables (USB)

For 7158/ 7194 Printers

497-0415950
1416-C528-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

40 Site Preparation

Cable Type Cable Name NCR Part No./ Corp.

ID No.

Approximate
Cable Lengths

Printer
Extender Drop
Cables
(7453-K641)

For 7161 Printer or 7194
Printer

497-0411815
1416-C417-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

For 7161 Printer 497-0411816

1416-C418-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

Serial
Extender
Cable

For 7194 Printer 497-0411815

1416-C417-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

7837 Scanner 497-0412951

1416-C429-0025

2.5 m/ 8.1 ft

7870, 7880, or 7875
Scanner/ Scale (RS-232)

497-0300422
1416-C019-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

7890 Scanner Module
(RS232)

497-0405826
1416-C047-0020

2 m/ 6.6 ft

7890 Scanner Interface
Cable

497-0410036
1416-C037-0004

0.4m/ 1.3 ft

7890 Scanner Power Pack
for JAPAN

497-0300132
7890-K010-V001

-

7890 Scanner Power Pack
for USA/ CANADA

497-0300091
7890-K020-V001

-

7890 Scanner Power Pack
for EUROPEAN

497-0300092
7890-K030-V001

-

7890 Scanner Power Pack
for AUSTRALIA

497-0300268
7890-K040-V001

-

Scanners

7890 Scanner Power Pack
for UK

497-0300965
7890-K050-V001

-

Coin
Dispenser

For 2010 Coin Dispenser 497-0404832

1416-C262-0040

4 m/ 13 ft

Site Preparation 41

Cable Illustrations

7870, 7875, or 7880 Scanner/Scale (RS-232)

Scanner

To

7448

RS-232

Port

D-Shell

9-Pin

Receptacle

Modular

10-Pin

Plug

497-0300422

7890 Presentation Scanner Cables

To 7890
Scanner

To 7448

Workstation

497-0405826

Scanner Module Cable

497-0410036

7890 Scanner Interface Cable

497-0300132 (JAPAN)
497-0300091 (USA/CANADA)
497-0300092 (EUROPEAN)
497-0300268 (AUSTRALIA)
497-0300965 (UNITED KINGDOM)

Scanner Power Pack

Cash Drawer, Remote

Cash DWR.

230-0145735

42 Site Preparation

Dual Cash Drawer, Y-Cable

Cash

DWR. #1

Cash

DWR. #2

497-0409394

Coin Dispenser Cable

Coin
Dispenser

497-0404832 - 4 m

To 7448
RS-232Port

9-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

25-pin

D-Shell

Plug

Printer Interface Cables

7158, 7194, 7140 Printers

Printer

To 7448

RS-232 Port

9-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

9-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

497-0408349 - 0.7 m
497-0407943 - 4 m

Site Preparation 43

7161, 7196 Printers

Printer

497-0407427 - 1 m
497-0407429 - 4 m
497-0407430 - 15.2 m

To 7448

RS-232Port

9-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

25-pin

D-Shell

Plug

NCR 7194 Printer with 7453-K641 Cable Extender

To 7448

RS-232 Port

9-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

25-pin

D-shell

Plug

497-0411815 - 4m

1416-C417-0040

7453­K641

7194
Printer

25-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

9-pin

D-shell

Plug

497-0411815 - 4m

1416-C417-0040

NCR 7161Printer with 7453-K641 Cable Extender

To 7448

RS-232 Port

497-0411815 - 4m

1416-C417-0040

9-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

25-pin

D-shell

Plug

25-pin

D-shell

Plug

25-pin

D-shell

Receptacle

497-0411816 - 4m

1416-C418-0040

7453­K641

7161

Printer

7194, 7158 Printers(USB Cables)

497-0415949 – 1 m
497-0415950 – 4 m

7448 USB Port Printer

44 Site Preparation

Environmental Requirements

Barometric Pressure

The 7448 Workstation is designed to operate w ith in the fol lowing barom etri c
pressure conditions:
Maximum operating altitude: 2000 m (6560 ft)
Operating range of pressure: 105kPa to 79.5 kPa

Temperature

The 7448 Workstation is designed to operate over the tem perature ranges shown
below. Continuous operation must be avoided, however, at or near the
temperature extrem es or in locatio ns where the tem perature changes b eyond the
temperature restr ic tio ns.

Temperature
Parameter

Restriction

0ºC to 45ºC (32ºF to 113ºF), dry bulb-Flash Disk ModelOperating

0ºC to 40ºC (32ºF to 104ºF), dry bulb-Hard Disk Model
Storage -10ºC to 50ºC (14ºF to 122ºF), three months
Shipping -40ºC to 60ºC (-40ºF to 140ºF), one week
Dew Point 26ºC (79ºF) maximum

Humidity

The 7448 Workstation is d esig ned to op era te within the hum idi ty rang es sh own
below. Continuous operation must be av oided, however, at or near the hum idity
limits or in locations where the humidity changes beyond the humidity
restrictions. In no case should the 7448 Workstation be subjected to
condensation.

Humidity Type Restriction

10% to 90%Relative

20% to 80% (CRT Model)
Maximum change rate 10%/ 60 minutes
Storage 10% to 90 % relative humidity, three months
Shipping 5% to 95% relative humidity, one week

Site Preparation 45

Appendix A: Transient Protection

AC Power Line Transient Protection

In the process of power distribution, transient electrical energy (including, but
not limited to, lightning strikes, intermittent short circuits, and switching
transients) can be introduced onto power lines. Such transient energy can be
very damaging to electronic hardware, and can also cause data corruption.
Under these circumstances, NCR recommends the use of AC power transient
suppressors. Such protection devices are intended to guard against power line
transients that can result in hardware damage and various system or program
errors.

Improvement of any deficiencies in power quality is a customer responsibility.
Malfunction and/or component failure as a result of power quality problems
are/is not covered by the NCR Maintenance Agreement. NCR accepts no
liability for any such occurrence not for its consequences.

When power transient suppressio n is required, the suppressors us ed should meet
the following minimum requirements:

• Dissipate energy to match the appropriate application categories as defined

by IEEE Standard 587.

• Be aware of the voltage limiting (clipping), or tracking filter type. The

suppressor must no t c lam p the v o ltag e to zero, and m ust se lf-recover after the
passage of the transient. The suppressor may be of the hybrid type
construction that makes use of various technologies in order to meet speed
and dissipation requirements.

A-2 Appendix A: Transient Protection

• Upon failure, exhibit a posit ive indic ation of its failu re such as a blown fus e

or tripped breaker.

• Be listed by the accepted safety organization for the country involved (UL,

CSA, VDE, ETL, and so on) and the instal lation must conform to loc al, sta te,
and national electrical codes and regulations.

Appendix A: Transient Protection A-3

Data Line Transient Protection

The nature of the trans ien t phen omenon may extend to the data communication
lines connected to this equipment. It is the responsibility of the customer to
install and connec t a data line tran sient suppres sion sy stem to corre ct or p revent
any deficiencies. Such systems must meet the following minimum
requirements:

• Be aware of the voltage lim iting type and m ust self- recov er after passag e of

the transient.

• Insert less than 5 ohms resistance and minimal inductive and capacitive

loading at the operating frequency for non-MIRLAN data lines, in order to
avoid signal degradation.

• Be installed in accordance with all applicable local, state, and national

electrical codes and regula tion .

Note: In certain countries, NCR is able to supply both power and data line transient

suppressors as well as a comprehensive line of power conditioni ng equipment.
For application data, contact your NCR Customer Services Division
Representative.