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Inter-Check ICI1000S Series

Cash Register Interface System

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Installation/Operation Manual

C1000M-B (1/96)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Page

1.0 WARNINGS........................................................................................................................................1

2.0 SCOPE...............................................................................................................................................2

2.1 DESCRIPTION .........................................................................................................................2

3.0 INSTALLATION...................................................................................................................................3

3.1 INST ALLING INTERF ACE CABLE ...........................................................................................3

3.2 BASIC INST ALLA TIONS...........................................................................................................3

3.3 VIDEO ADJUSTMENTS ...........................................................................................................6

4.0 INTER-CHECK ON-BOARD KEYP AD OPERATION..........................................................................7

4.1 PROGRAMMING THE ICI1000SI .............................................................................................7

4.2 THE NV MEMORY WRITE PROTECT SWITCH......................................................................7

4.3 CHANNEL SETUP....................................................................................................................9

4.3.1 Communication Setup .................................................................................................9

4.3.2 Communication Parameters ........................................................................................9

4.3.3 Device Addresses ......................................................................................................10

4.4 DA T A FORMAT/COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL...................................................................10

4.5 VIDEO PARAMETERS ...........................................................................................................11

4.6 SYSTEM PARAMETERS........................................................................................................11

4.6.1 Alarm Output .............................................................................................................11

4.6.2 Carriage Return Control ............................................................................................12

4.6.3 Camera Screen Data Position ...................................................................................12

4.6.4 Printer Settings ..........................................................................................................12

4.6.5 Exception Alarm Settings ..........................................................................................13

4.6.6 Exception Alarm Text Edit ..........................................................................................14

4.6.6.1 Keypad Definitions......................................................................................14

4.6.7 Programming Stratagies ............................................................................................15

4.6.8 Exception Column Line ..............................................................................................17

4.7 CLOCK SETUP ......................................................................................................................17

4.7.1 Set Clock ...................................................................................................................17

4.7.2 Clock ID On and Screen Position Set ........................................................................18

4.7.3 Clock ID Off ...............................................................................................................18

4.7.4 USA Standard Date ...................................................................................................18

4.7.5 European Date...........................................................................................................18

4.7.6 Auto Clock Set ...........................................................................................................18

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

Section Page

4.8 LOCA TION ID SETUP ............................................................................................................18

4.8.1 Location ID Program ..................................................................................................18

4.8.2 Location ID On and Screen Position Set ...................................................................19

4.8.3 Location ID Off ...........................................................................................................19

4.9 CUSTOMER HEADER ...........................................................................................................19

4.10 DIAGNOSTICS .......................................................................................................................19

4.10.1 Program Transfer .......................................................................................................20

4.10.2 (DL) Burn-In Test .......................................................................................................20

4.10.3 (DL) Input Channel Port T est .....................................................................................20

4.10.4 Memory Tests ............................................................................................................21

4.10.5 System Signals T est...................................................................................................21

4.10.6 Video Screen Test......................................................................................................21

4.10.7 Graphics Screen T est.................................................................................................21

4.10.8 (DL) Pelco PIM Default Load .....................................................................................22

4.11 ALARM INPUT........................................................................................................................23

4.11.1 Alarm Input On/Off.....................................................................................................23

4.11.2 Alarm Trigger Dwell....................................................................................................24

4.11.3 Screen Link ................................................................................................................24

4.11.4 Auxiliary Print Link .....................................................................................................24

4.11.5 Alarm Text ..................................................................................................................24

4.12 ALARM PROGRAMMING ......................................................................................................24

4.13 THE NV MEMORY WRITE PROTECT SWITCH.................................................................... 25

5.0 TROUBLESHOOTING .....................................................................................................................26

5.1 TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHART ...................................................................................27

6.0 SPECIFICA TIONS............................................................................................................................29

7.0 WARRANTY AND REPAIR INFORMATION.....................................................................................29

APPENDIX A. HEXADECIMAL, DECIMAL AND BINARY CONVERSION TABLES ................................. 30

APPENDIX B. ICI1000PIM SWITCH SETTINGS.......................................................................................33

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure Page

1 Basic ICI1000S Configuration Wiring Diagram ............................................................................3

2 ICI1000PIM Wiring Configuration ................................................................................................4

3 Standard RS-232 Style Wiring Configuration...............................................................................4

4 Printer Output and Alarm Input Wiring.........................................................................................5

5 Video Adjustment Locations ........................................................................................................6

6 Keypad Layout ................................................................................................................. ............7

7 Program Transfer Wiring Diagram..............................................................................................20

8 Printer Output and Alarm Input Wiring.......................................................................................23

9 ICI1000PIM Switch Settings ......................................................................................................36

LIST OF TABLES

Table Page

1 Data Screen ID ..........................................................................................................................11

2 Label Descriptors.......................................................................................................................25

3 ICI1000S Series Pinouts............................................................................................................25

REVISION HISTORY

Manual # Date Comments

C1000M — Original version. C1000M-A 11/95 Revised to incorporate Programming Menu Map, Section 4.0,

and Troubleshooting Flow Chart, Section 5.1.

C1000M-B 1/96 Revised to include Appendix B, ICI1000PIM Switch Settings.

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INSTALLATION/OPERATION MANUAL ICI1000S SERIES INTER-CHECK

CASH REGISTER INTERFACE SYSTEM

1.0 WARNINGS

Prior to installation and use of this product, the following WARNINGS should be observed.

1. Installation and servicing should only be done by

qualified service personnel and conform to all local codes.

2. Unless the unit is specifically marked as a NEMA

Type 3, 3R, 3S, 4, 4X, 6 or 6P enclosure, it is designed for indoor use only and it must not be installed where exposed to rain and moisture.

3. The product and/or manual may bear the following

marks:

This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is present

within this unit.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

4. Only use replacement parts recommended by Pelco.

5. After replacement/repair of this unit’s electrical

components, conduct a resistance measurement between line and exposed parts to verify the exposed parts have not been connected to line circuitry.

This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in the

literature accompanying this unit.

CAUTION:

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

DO NOT OPEN.

Please thoroughly familiarize yourself with the information in this manual

prior to installation and operation.

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2.0 SCOPE

The information contained within this manual covers the installation and operation of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series cash register interface system.

Installation should be in accordance with all applicable local and national electric codes, utilizing approved materials only.

Please familiarize yourself with the information in this manual prior to installation and operation.

2.1 DESCRIPTION

The Inter-Check terminal monitor, or P.O.S., interfaces with most ATM machines and popular cash registers. It is compatible with most standard CCTV cameras, video tape recorders and monitors. The Inter-Check is the heart of a large family of Pelco products which are designed to reduce losses in any financial institution.

In addition to the high performance and reliability you’ve come to expect from Pelco products, the InterCheck ICI1000S Series offers the following MAIN

FEATURES:

• Monitors one device, cash register or ATM machine.

• Exception flagging for special alarm flags such as VOID or REFUND.

• Exception flagging on numerical values such as price and the manipulation of these values.

• 30 separate exceptions can be programmed.

• One programmable alarm output for VCR control.

• One programmable alarm input for sensing of any closure.

• Completely programmable data channel.

• Self-diagnostics to check for proper operation.

• Easy on-screen, menu-driven programming.

• Non-volatile memory for program storage (no battery needed).

• Horizontal and vertical fine tune controls.

• Character size, intensity and video gain controls.

• Program transfer function between another InterCheck ICI1000S Series unit or Personal Computer (PC).

• Program transfer between an Inter-Check ICI1000S Series and a PC requires special software designed by Pelco Systems. If interested in this option, contact a Pelco representative.

• Compact 64 function keypad used to program the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series.

• The Inter-Check ICI1000S Series keypad can be ordered for either external operation or hidden internal operation. Your choice must be specified upon the initial order.

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3.0 INSTALLATION

To begin installation, refer to the following instructions and Figures 1 and 2.

3.1 INSTALLING INTERFACE CABLE

1. Install interface cable and PIM (if applicable) into the cash register according to the instructions supplied with your interface cable. Do not power up PIM .

NOTE: Do not mount the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit until all connections are made and programming is complete. V ideo adjustments on the bottom of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series may need to be accessible during the initial set-up.

3.2 BASIC INSTALLATIONS

For basic installations, perform the following steps:

2 Install an 18 gauge, two-conductor shielded cable

between the interface cable/PIM and the ICI1000S unit using the ICI1000WK (wiring kit) supplied with your ICI1000S (refer to Figures 2 and 3). This kit contains two RJ14 phone jacks and one straightthrough six conductor cable.

WARNINGS: Do not power up the InterCheck ICI1000S Series unit until all other connections have been made.

Only use the power supply supplied with the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit. Other power supplies may damage the unit.

1. Connect the cable from your video camera to the BNC labeled “VIDEO IN” on the Inter-Check ICI1000S (refer to Figure 1). This normally comes from your camera, splitter, switcher or quad. For Coaxitron matrix installations, connect the cable from the desired MONITOR OUTPUT to the BNC labeled “VIDEO IN” on the Inter-Check unit.

2. Connect a cable from the BNC labeled “VIDEO OUT” on the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series to the video input of your video cassette recorder or monitor.

Figure 1. Basic ICI1000S Configuration Wiring Diagram

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To Inter-Check Unit

Straight through phone cable

User-supplied cable. 18 AWG shielded wire is suggested

From ICI1000PIM

Straight through phone cable

User-supplied cable. 18 AWG shielded wire is suggested

From RS-232 style input

NOTE: For RS-232 style applications only.

Figure 2. ICI1000PIM Wiring Configuration

Figure 3. Standard RS-232 Style

Wiring Configuration

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3. Connect the data cable from the register interface cable (or PIM) to “DATA IN” on the Inter-Check ICI1000S, using the ICI1000WK and 18 gauge, 2conductor shielded cable (see Figure 1).

4. If using alarms, attach a 22-gauge, 2-conductor shielded cable from the “ALARM OUT” of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit to your VCR, switcher, or other alarmable device.

8. Plug the power supply for the ICI1000PIM into a 120 VAC outlet. The monitor should now display the register model number.

9. If using the auxiliary print feature, and/or alarm inputs, follow the wiring diagram in Figure 4 for proper installation.

5. Plug the power supply for the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit into a 120 VAC outlet.

6. Use the keypad on top of, or inside, the ICI1000S chasis to set the standard PIM defaults. Press ENT , 6, 8 and then ESC to return to monitoring mode. This step is required for all ICI1000S systems (refer to Figure 4).

NOTE: ICI1000SI models have an internal keypad; ICI1000SE models have an external keypad.

7. Set the dip switches on the front of the ICI1000PIM to match the setting for your register model number. Use the ICI1000PIM switch settings located in the ICI1000PIM manual or Appendix B of this manual. If your register does not require an ICI1000PIM, disregard this step.

Alarm

Data

Out

NOTE: The monitor should now show the initialization message shown below .

Pelco INTER-CHECK/S VER X.X ROM CHECK = YYYY CALC. ROM CHECK = YYYY SYSTEM BEING INITIALIZED! MM VER. Z.Z (register model # displayed here)

NOTE: If you do not receive this message, refer to the troubleshooting guide in Section 5.0. If your installation does not require the use of an ICI1000PIM, the register model number will not appear.

13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14

Alarm

Contact

NOTE: A serial printer used with the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series must be set at 1200 baud, 8 bits, no parity.

Figure 4. Printer Output and Alarm Input Wiring

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3.3 VIDEO ADJUSTMENTS

All video adjustments are located on the bottom of the Inter-Check unit (refer to Figure 5). Using a nonmetallic screwdriver, make any necessary adjustments as follows:

• Horizontal Positioning adjusts the height of the displayed text. To raise the text position, turn the potentiometer labeled “H” slightly clockwise. This adjustment will also correct double-sized characters appearing on the screen.

• V ertical Positioning adjusts the lateral position of the displayed text. T o move the text to the left, turn the potentiometer labeled “V” slightly clockwise. This adjustment will also correct “jittering” text.

• Intensity adjusts the brightness of the text. To increase the intensity of the text, turn the potentiometer labeled “I” slightly clockwise.

• Gain adjusts the entire video screen. T oo much gain

will distort the video picture. T o reduce video gain, turn the potentiometer labeled “G” slightly counterclockwise.

• Horizontal Size adjusts the width of the text. To

increase the text width, turn the potentiometer labeled “S” slightly clockwise.

• Character Size adjusts the size of the characters.

There are four selections. Set the switches marked “C” in one of the following choices: both up, both down, first switch up and second one down, or first switch down and second one up.

VHI

UNLOCKED LOCKED

NV MEMORY

SWITCH

Figure 5. Video Adjustment Locations

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4.0 INTER-CHECK ON-BOARD

KEYPAD OPERATION

The Inter-Check ICI1000S Series features a compact, 64 function keypad used for all programming functions. Refer to Figure 6. The keypad contains 16 keys. The four keys on the right side of the keypad are used for both cursor movement and “shift operations”. The remaining keys contain alpha, numeric, and other characters for editing your program. These keys each contain five functions when used with the shift keys.

To select: Press: White Character Desired Key

Color Character Cursor key of matching color

and then desired key. Cursor Movement Desired arrow key twice. Main Menu Enter (ENT) Exit Main Menu Escape (ESC)

4.1 PROGRAMMING THE ICI1000SI

NOTE: Please familiarize yourself with the

information in this manual prior to installation and operation. Contact the customer's register dealer/installer prior to installation and operation. Some warranties and/or service agreements may be affected.

If your Inter-Check unit is an ICI1000SI, it utilizes an internal keypad for programming all parameters. Follow the steps below prior to programming.

1. Power down the Inter-Check ICI1000SI unit.

2. Remove the four cover screws with a Phillips screwdriver and set the cover aside.

3. Power up the ICI1000SI unit.

4. Program the Inter-Check unit for your particular application.

5. When finished programming, replace the cover and screw down firmly.

4.2 THE NV MEMORY WRITE PROTECT

SWITCH

Your new Inter-Check ICI1000S Series incorporates a Non-Volatile (NV) type memory. This type of memory does not require a battery to operate. Refer to Figure 5 for the location of this switch and note the locked and unlocked positions. This switch must be positioned in the UNLOCKED position if you intend on programming the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit. If the switch is in the LOCKED position and you try to enter programming data, an “ERROR IN WRITING NV MEMORY !!!” warning will be displayed on the monitor screen. T o allow programming, simply position the write protect switch to the UNLOCKED position. When programming is complete, position the switch to the LOCKED position. This will protect your programming from possible errors that may occur during AC power fluctuations or complete Inter-Check ICI1000S Series power loss.

Figure 6. Keypad Layout

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ICI1000S PROGRAMMING MENU TREE

Monitoring

Mode

↵ ENT

Main Program Menu

1. Channel 1 Setup

2. System Parameters

3. Clock Setup

4. Location ID Setup

5. Customer Header

6. Diagnostics

7. Alarm Inputs

Channel Program Menu

1. Communication Setup

2. Data Format/Communication Protocol

3. Video Parameters

4. A TM Line Select

System Program Menu

1. Alarm Outputs

2. Carriage Return Control

3. Channel Screen Data Position

4. Printer Settings

5. Exception Alarm Settings

6. Exception Alarm Text Edit

7. Exception Column Line

Clock Program Menu

1. Set Clock

2. Clock ID On and Screen Position Set

3. Clock ID Off

4. USA Standard Date

5. European Date

6. Auto Clock Set

Location ID Setup Menu

1. Location ID Program

2. Location ID on and Screen Position Set

3. Location ID Off

Communication Setup Menu

1. Communication Parameters

2. Device Addresses

Carriage Return Menu

1. Exception Auto CR

2. End Of Line Stop

Diagnostics Selection Menu

1. Programm Transfer

2. (DL) Burn In Test

3. (DL) Input Channel Port Test

4. Memory T ests

5. Signals T est

6. Screen T est

7. Graphics T est

8. (DL) PIM Default Load

Alarm Input Menu

1. Alarm Input On/Off

2. Alarm Trigger Dwell

3. Screen Link

4. Auxiliary Print Link

5. Alarm T ext

↵ ENT Key moves Inter-Check

into the programming mode from the monitoring mode

ESC Key returns to the

previous menu

Select catagories by number

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4.3 CHANNEL SETUP

There are two ways you can view your current channel parameters:

1. Press the “1” key on your keypad while in the monitoring mode.

NOTE: If the current settings are acceptable, press the ESC key which returns to the CHANNEL PROGRAM SELECTION MENU. If you wish to change the communication parameters, press “1”. To change the device addresses press “2”.

2. Select CHANNEL SETUP (#1) in the MAIN PROGRAM MENU.

After executing one of these steps, an example of what you might see is shown below:

SELECTED: CHANNEL Pelco PIM STANDARD 9600 BAUD,8 BITS,OFF PARITY NRZ,ASCII,DATA INVERT DEVICE ADDRESS 1 = 00H 0 DEVICE ADDRESS 2 = 00H 0 NOR. VID,OFF ID.,30 CHARACTERS 18 LINES,DATA DWELL=0 ALARM DWELL : 6/D1 EALRM = ON/VP PNTR = OFF

CHANNEL PROGRAM SELECTION MENU

1. COMMUNICATION SETUP

2. DA T A FORMA T/COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL

3. VIDEO PARAMETERS

4.3.1 Communication Setup

This selection allows you to set COMMUNICATION P ARAMETERS and DEVICE ADDRESSES. The communication parameters must be programmed correctly in order for the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series to accept data from your interface. Device addresses are used predominantly in ATM programming. Upon entering this menu, you will notice that the channel’s current COMMUNICATION SETUP parameters are displayed as shown below.

COMMUNICATION SETUP MENU

4.3.2 Communication Parameters

This menu enables you to program the data string format, baud rate, and character set into the Inter-Check ICI1000S series.

NOTE: If you do not want to change items within this menu, simply press ESC. The ESC key will save the contents on the current line and bring you to the prompt on the next line.

BAUD RATE =?

This prompt enables you to change the baud rate. Enter the appropriate data and press ENT to save. Use 9600 when connecting to a PIM. Setting the baud to 0 will turn off the data channel.

BITS (7 or 8) =?

Enter the appropriate number of data bits by pressing a 7 or 8 on your keypad. Use 8 when connecting to a PIM.

PARITY = 1. ODD, 2. OFF, 3. EVEN

Enter the correct parity configuration of your device by selecting 1, 2 or 3. Choose #2 for a PIM.

1=NRZ OR 2=NRZI

Choose the appropriate code transmission format by selecting 1 or 2. NRZ is the most common format. An exception to this is the SNA/SDLC type of communications. Select #1 for normal PIM applications.

SELECTED: 9600 BAUD,8 BITS,OFF PARITY NRZ,ASCII,DATA INVERTED DEVICE ADDRESS 1 = 00H 0 DEVICE ADDRESS 2 = 00H 0

1. COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS

2. DEVICE ADDRESSES

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1=ASCII OR 2=EBCDIC

The fifth prompt sets up the character set for the InterCheck ICI1000S Series. Press a “1” to select ASCII and “2” for EBCDIC. The ASCII character set is the most common whereas EBCDIC is used predominantly in IBM systems. Select ASCII when connecting to a Pelco PIM.

1=DA TA NON INVER T OR 2=DA TA INVERT

This prompt sets up the Inter-Check ICI1000S series to receive either inverted or non-inverted data. This selection varies from one register to the next. Choose DATA INVERT in PIM applications.

After you have answered all of the prompts, the InterCheck ICI1000S Series will show you the changes (if any) you have made. If the changes are correct, press ESC. If the changes are incorrect, follow the same steps just described. Again note that if you do not want to edit a certain parameter you can skip and save the initial settings by pressing ESC.

4.3.3 Device Addresses

Select this menu by pressing #2 in the Communication Setup Menu. As mentioned earlier , DEVICE ADDRESSES are used in ATM installations. A device address is the electronic address of the specific ATM being monitored. The Inter-Check ICI1000S Series allows you to enter two DEVICE ADDRESSES.

NOTE: Appendix A illustrates a Hexadecimal to Decimal conversion chart that you may find helpful. Also, set the unused device address to 00H.

After pressing #2 the screen will display:

DEVICE ADDRESS -1 3 DECIMAL DIGITS (000-

255) = ?

This prompts you to enter the appropriate address up to three digits in length. This address must also be between the specified boundaries, 000-255. If less than three digits are used, you must press ENT to save. Pressing the ESC key will return you to the CHANNEL PROGRAM MENU.

The next prompt reads:

DEVICE ADDRESS -2 3 DECIMAL DIGITS (000-

255) = ?

Enter the appropriate address as explained above. After pressing ESC or entering an address you will be in the CHANNEL PROGRAM MENU once again. The current programmed addresses are displayed in both Hexadecimal and Base 10 formats.

NOTE: If you are using SNA or SDLC formats, make both device addresses the same value.

NOTE: Setting both addresses to 00 puts the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit into diagnostics mode. In this mode the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit will display all network activity including the proper device address in your installation.

4.4 DATA FORMAT/COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL

Select this menu by pressing #2 in the CHANNEL PROGRAM MENU. The menu allows you to choose the type of device you are connecting to. After pressing #2 the current settings will be displayed. An example might be:

DATA PROTOCOL MENU SELECTED: PIM STANDARD

To select the proper communication protocol for your application, use the ENT key or the up and down cursor control keys to scroll through your options. When you reach the device, save the selection by pressing ESC.

Current options include:

• PIM STANDARD

• PIM GRAPHICS

• ICL PRINTER

• WAYNE-DRESSER PRINTER

• DIEBOLD 910/911 : NCR 751/279

• DIEBOLD 910/911 : TC 500/700

• DIEBOLD 910/911 : TC 500/700 SYNC

• DIEBOLD 910/911 : IBM 3275

• DIEBOLD 910/911 : IBM 2260

• DIEBOLD 910/911 : IBM 2265

• DIEBOLD 910/911 : SNA/SDLC

• IBM3624

• NCR NATIVE MODE

• IBM NATIVE MODE

• RS232 STANDARD PRINTER

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4.5 VIDEO PARAMETERS

NUMBER OF LINES DISPLAYED (01-18)

To view the video parameters setting press #3 in the CHANNEL PROGRAM MENU. The Inter-Check ICI1000S Series will display the current settings. Pressing ESC will skip the current line and allow you to continue in the CHANNEL PROGRAM MENU.

VIDEO PARAMETER SETUP MENU SELECTED: NOR VID, OFF ID., 30 CHARACTERS 18 LINES, 0 DATA DWELL

ENTER DATA OR ESC TO SKIP REVERSE VIDEO = 1. REV, 2. OFF =?

You may find this feature very useful in bright lighting conditions. When it is turned on it creates a dark background around the white text displayed on the monitor. Reverse video is used for ease in readability. If you want this feature turned on, press 1. For normal video presentation press 2.

ID. VALUE 0 = OFF, (1-7) = “A” TO “G”

This second prompt enables you to identify the data screen. This ID will remain on the screen at all times. For example, you may want to label the data channel “A” for ease in recognition while viewing the video tape. This feature is very useful if two Inter-Check ICI1000S Series are used together on a single VCR and/ or monitor. Refer to Table 1 for a cross-reference. If you do not wish a screen ID value, press 0 or ESC.

Table 1. Data Screen ID

Selection Display

1A 2B 3C 4D 5E 6F 7G

MAX CHARACTERS PER LINE (01-80)

Selection #3 designates how many characters per line you want displayed on the monitor. Simply press any number from 1-80 that best suits your application. Default value is 30.

This selection specifies the number of lines you wish to be displayed. Select the appropriate number of lines for your application and press enter. The default value is 18 lines.

DATA DWELL TIME IN SECONDS (000-255)

The data dwell time defines the duration of time the data will stay on the screen. Simply enter the appropriate number of seconds that best suits your needs and press ENTER. For example, if you want the data to stay on the screen for 5 seconds after the last line is printed, press 5 for the data dwell time. The default value is 0 which forces the data “on” at all times.

Example:

A five-second dwell is entered as 005 ENTER

4.6 SYSTEM PARAMETERS

(Selection #2 from the main menu)

4.6.1 Alarm Output

This selection allows you to set the alarming output features. This output is a normally open closure used to control external alarmable devices. This output can become active if:

• Data is present on the channel.

• Exception is met on the data channel.

• Closure is seen on the alarming input.

The first line in this menu is:

ALARM DWELL : 6/D1

(D1 = Data Alarm ON; E1 = Exception Alarm ON) (I1 = Alarm Input On)

This line gives you the current status of the alarming output. If, for example, the first line of this menu read “ALARM DWELL : 30/D1E1” the alarm would remain active for 30 seconds upon the occurrence of either data or an exception on the data channel. 6/D1 is the default factory setting.

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The next prompt is:

ALARM DWELL TIME IN SECONDS (001-255)=?

Selecting 1 in this menu turns off the auto carriage return feature and brings you back to the EXCEPTION AUTO CR MENU. Selecting 2 in this menu will bring up the next prompt:

Simply enter in the amount of time you wish the alarming output to remain active in seconds and press ENT.

The following prompts allow you to activate the alarming output upon the occurrence of data and/or an exception on the channel.

CHANNEL DATA ALARM ? 1=OFF 2=ON CHANNEL EXCEPTION ALARM ? 1=OFF 2=ON

4.6.2 Carriage Return Control

The carriage return control feature allows you to use your Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit with devices that do not execute a carriage return at the end of the data lines or a device that has a scrolling message when transactions are not taking place. If a carriage return is not found at the end of a line, the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit cannot correctly place the text on the screen or do exceptions on that line. This problem can be solved with the EXCEPTION AUTO CR feature of this menu. The END OF LINE STOP feature allows you to force the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series to stop its display at the end of the line when a carriage return is not received. This is useful when a device scrolls messages when transactions are not taking place.

NOTE: The “end of the line” is dependent on the MAXIMUM CHARACTERS PER LINE setting in the VIDEO PARAMETERS menu.

The first prompt in this menu is:

1. EXCEPTION AUTO CR

2. END OF LINE STOP

Entering 1 for EXCEPTION AUTO CR will bring up the following:

EXCEPTION AUTO CR MENU EXC. CR SELECTED: OFF CR DWELL:1 ENTER DATA OR ESC TO SKIP 1=OFF 2=ON

CR DWELL TIME IN SECONDS (000-255)=?

At this prompt enter the amount of time in seconds you wish to wait before the Inter-Check unit automatically inserts a return. You will then return to the EXCEPTION AUTO CR MENU.

Entering 2 in the CARRIAGE RETURN MENU will bring up:

END OF LINE STOP MENU STOP SELECTED: OFF

ENTER DATA OR ESC TO SKIP 1=OFF 2=ON

Enter your choice by pressing 1 or 2. Y ou will be brought back to the CARRIAGE RETURN MENU.

4.6.3 Camera Screen Data Position

This option allows you to position the data anywhere on the monitor’s screen. When this option is selected a block of ones (1) is displayed on the monitor which represents the current size and position of the displayed data. Move the block by pressing the arrow keys twice for each increment. After the block has been moved to the desired position, press ENT to save.

4.6.4 Printer Settings

The PRINTER SETTINGS selection allows you to enable the auxiliary printer output port and select the data being sent to the printer. The first thing displayed in this menu is the current status of the AUX port.

CHANNEL DATA TO AUX PRINT ? 1=AUX 2=OFF

Pressing 1 will send the data received on the channel to the auxiliary port.

Pressing 2 will turn off the auxiliary printer port.

NOTE: A serial printer used with the InterCheck ICI1000S Series must be set at 1200 baud, 8 bits, no parity .

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4.6.5 Exception Alarm Settings

(Selection #5 in the System Program Menu)

Programming Exceptions

EXCEPTIONS are situations of special interest that you can program into your Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit. They are used to alarm your VCR or other alarmable devices when a certain condition has been met. Exceptions can also be directly printed to an external printer. Exception flagging will save you valuable time reviewing VCR tapes because you have the ability to view only events of specific interest.

Entering the Exception Menu

To select the Edit Exception Text menu while in the monitoring mode, follow these steps:

Press the ENT key (you will hear one tone). The MAIN PROGRAM MENU will be displayed.

MAIN PROGRAM MENU

1. CHANNEL SETUP

2. SYSTEM PARAMETERS

3. CLOCK SETUP

4. LOCATION ID. SETUP

5. CUSTOMER HEADER

6. DIAGNOSTICS

7. ALARM INPUTS

Press #2 (you will hear one tone) which corresponds to the SYSTEM PARAMETERS MENU. The following text should appear:

NOTE: In order for the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series to “capture” exception text you must turn on the EXCEPTION ALARM SETTINGS. An example is shown below:

CHANNEL : EALRM = ON / PNTR = ON ESC TO EXIT OR ENTER TO EDIT?

The above example shows that Channel Exceptions are turned ON and are being “sent” to an auxiliary printer. Press ENT to edit; the prompt reads:

CHANNEL EXCEPTION FLAG ? 1=OFF 2=ON

Press 1 to turn channel exceptions OFF or 2 for ON.

CHANNEL EXCEPTION MARKER VIDEO

PRINT ?

1=OFF 2=ON

The Exception Marker Video Print displays asterisks around an exception appearing on the monitor and/or printer. It is designed to capture your attention when an exception has occurred. Press 1 or 2 for your choice.

CHANNEL EXCEPTION MARKER AUX.

PRINT ?

1=AUX 2=OFF

This menu is used if you have an external serial printer. This menu enables you to send data to the auxiliary output port. If you do not utilize an external printer, press #2.

SYSTEM PROGRAM MENU

1. ALARM OUTPUTS

2. CARRIAGE RETURN CONTROL

3. CHANNEL SCREEN DATA POSITION

4. PRINTER SETTINGS

5. EXCEPTION ALARM SETTINGS

6. EXCEPTION ALARM TEXT EDIT

7. EXCEPTION COLUMN LINE

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4.6.6 Exception Alarm Text Edit

(Selection #6 in the System Program Menu)

After Pressing #6 the following numbers will appear across your monitor screen:

12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 = =

This row of numbers is referred to as the Exception Column Line. This will aid you in programming various parameters which will be covered later in this section. As mentioned earlier , the Exception Column Line exactly matches the EXCEPTION COLUMN LINE in the monitoring mode (when it is turned on).

ENT Saves changes to one line in the Text

Editor.

DEL Deletes a line.

ESC Saves any changes made in the edi-

tor and exits back to the SYSTEM PROGRAM MENU.

(^) Wildcard or column specific charac-

ter. The caret (^) symbol is displayed by pressing the right arrow key followed by a 6.

SPACE Inserts position spaces. To insert a

space, press the right arrow key.

The text editor has two prompts; == and =>.

The == prompt signifies that the edit mode has not been entered on that line. Y ou may either edit the line or press the ENT key to skip.

The => prompt signifies that the edit mode has been entered on that line. You must view the whole line of text before you press enter or the line will be deleted.

NOTES: The ENT and the INS key must be used together to save all changes. If you make changes within a line, move the cursor to the end of the line with the RIGHT ARROW key and press ENT. Pressing the ESC key deletes all the changes and the text returns to its original settings.

Unlike the ICI2000D, the ICI1000S automatically converts all text into capital letters for comparison purposes. Therefore, when programming exceptions, you do not have to worry about capital and lower-case designations.

4.6.6.1 Keypad Definitions

Listed below are the various keys you will be using when programming exceptions on the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series. Pelco suggests that you become familiar with the functions before attempting to use the exception menus.

(\) The back-slash (\) is used to describe

a transaction. This symbol is created by pressing the right arrow key, followed by an 8.

( ) The “double bar” ( ) is used in price

point formats to define and manipulate a string of numbers. This symbol is created by pressing the right arrow key, followed by a 9.

NOTE: The next three symbols are used in conjunction with the “double bar” described above.

(=) Used to identify an equal compari-

son in the price point format.

(<) Enables you to flag on values less

than a specified number being defined with the double bar in the price point format.

(>) Enables you to flag on values greater

than a specified number being defined with the double bar in the price point format.

INS Saves all changes in Text Editor and

exits back to SYSTEM PROGRAM MENU. The INS key is also used in conjunction with the ENT key.

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4.6.7 Programming Stratagies

Exceptions Using the GLOBAL Strategy

This is used to flag on any text regardless of placement on the register ticket.

EXAMPLE: Flagging on any VOID within your system.

Y ou must first enter into the Exception Alarm Text Edit mode. To do this press #2 in the MAIN PROGRAM MENU (SYSTEM PARAMETERS). Then press #6 in the SYSTEM PROGRAM MENU (EXCEPTION ALARM TEXT EDIT).

The display should now read:

Exceptions Using the COLUMN SPECIFIC Strategy

This is used to flag on specific placement of text on the register ticket. This type of exception uses the (^) character on your keypad. It is used to capture text according to the position on the register ticket. When this type of exception strategy is used, the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series searches for specific column placement of data defined by the number of ^ symbols you use. It may be useful for you to refer to the explanation of the EXCEPTION COLUMN LINE to ensure proper positioning.

EXAMPLE: Flagging on department number 5200 but your register prints it as “ 5200

40.00 “

123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890

= =

1. Type VOID to match the exact format it is printed on the register ticket.

123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 =>VOID

2. Press ENT to save the exception.

3. Press INS to save the changes.

4. Turn on the EXCEPTION ALARM SETTINGS. For further instructions, refer to EXCEPTION ALARM SETTINGS previously described.

5. Press ESC three times to resume monitoring.

1. Turn on the exception column line by pressing selection #7 (EXCEPTION COLUMN LINE) in the SYSTEMS PARAMETER MENU.

2. Press ESC three times to return to the monitoring mode.

Let’s say the display read:

123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890

5200 $40.00

3. Press ENT to access the MAIN MENU.

4. Press 2 to access the SYSTEMS PARAMETER MENU.

5. Press 6 to edit exception text.

6. Key in the following:

123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 =>^^^^^5200

7. Press ENT to save the exception.

8. Press INS to save the changes.

9. Press ESC three times to return to the monitoring mode.

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Exception Flagging Using WILDCARDS

Used to flag on groups of transactions or departments. This type of exception also uses the caret (^) character and is usually used with the COLUMN SPECIFIC type of exception. Again, it is suggested that you use the EXCEPTION COLUMN LINE.

EXAMPLE: Flag any transaction in your jewelry department where the department number is 5200-5299. Also, the register prints it out as “ 5250 $40.00 “

1. Follow steps 1-5 in the previous example.

2. Key in the following:

123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 =>^^^^^52^^

3. Follow steps 7-9 in the previous example.

NOTE: When the ^ key is used as the first character of exception text, it causes that line to be Column Specific. Also, when the ^ is preceded by any other character it will then be read as a W ildcard character.

Exception Marking Using the DESCRIPTOR

The PRICE POINT Exception Flag Strategy

The Double Bar character ( ) key enables you to flag or compare any number that is equal to, greater than, or less than a desired number.

EXAMPLE: Flagging on any price over $40.00 in department 52XX and labeling the exception with a descriptor of JEWELR Y DEP AR TMENT.

1. Select 7 in the SYSTEM PARAMETER MENU. This turns on the Exception Column Line in the monitoring mode.

2. Press ESC three times to return to the monitoring mode.

Let’s say the screen read:

12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 5248 $40.00

3. Press ENT.

4. Press 2 to access the SYSTEMS PARAMETER MENU.

5. Press 6 to edit exception text.

The back-slash symbol (\) is used to describe a certain transaction you are flagging. It is printed on the line after the exception in the video or printer flag display.

EXAMPLE: Describe the department 52005299 in the above example with a descriptor of JEWELRY DEP ARTMENT.

1. Follow the same programming steps used in the previous example.

2. Key in the following:

123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 ^^^^^52^^\JEWELRY DEPARTMENT

6. Key in the following:

12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 =>^^^^^52^^ 40.00 >\JEWELRY DEPARTMENT

7. Press ENT to save the exception.

8. Press INS to save the changes and exit.

9. Turn on the Exceptions. Do this by pressing #5 in the SYSTEM PROGRAM MENU and answering the prompts. For a further explanation on how to turn on exceptions refer to EXCEPTION ALARM SETTINGS.

10. Press ESC three times to return to the monitoring mode.

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Notice that the second double bar is placed directly after the data you are interested in. This format holds true for any transaction you wish to flag using the double bar format. The first double bar has a leeway of 15 characters or spaces. In other words, in the previous example the first double bar could be placed at 15 spaces to the left of the 4 in $40.00, but the second double bar must be inserted directly after the last 0 in $40.00. Therefore, if your register prints negative numerical values with a minus sign behind the text and you wish to flag this type of transaction, you must insert the minus sign in front (some registers record a refund with a minus sign). For example, if the above example printed out a refund of $40.00 as 40.00- you would capture this data as an exception by programming the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series in the following format:

4.7 CLOCK SETUP

The Inter-Check unit can be programmed to display the time and date on the video monitor in any convenient location. The Inter-Check also accepts the USA or European date structure. The AUTO CLOCK feature allows the Inter-Check unit to synchronize with the cash register or ATM machine clock. If the register or ATM has a clock that is displayed with the data, it is suggested that the auto clock load feature be used. This will remove the inaccuracy of using the Inter-Check’s clock.

NOTE: The internal clock on the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series is software generated and is inaccurate.

-40.00 >\JEWELRY DEPARTMENT

4.6.8 Exception Column Line

(Selection #7 in the System Program Menu)

This selection proves to be a valuable tool when editing exceptions. When this function is turned on, a row of numbers will appear across the screen in the monitoring mode. The row of numbers will exactly match the row found in the EXCEPTION ALARM TEXT EDIT menu (explained prior). This function will save you time when you have a lot of text or multiple spaces between numbers or characters and are using column specific exceptions. Examples of this function are also explained in the following pages.

Entering 4 in the main menu will bring up the CLOCK PROGRAM menu:

CLOCK PROGRAM MENU

1. SET CLOCK

2. CLOCK ID. ON AND SCREEN POSITION SET

3. CLOCK ID. OFF

4. USA STANDARD DATE

5. EUROPEAN DATE

6. AUTO CLOCK SET

4.7.1 Set Clock

Entering 1 in this menu allows you to set the internal clock. The following prompt will follow:

YR,MT,DY,HR,MN,SC,DW XX XX XX XX XX

The cursor will start at the far left hand side and move to the right as you enter the information. The backspace key on the keyboard allows you to delete the previous entry . The arrow keys allow you to move back and forth without effecting the entered data. The DW position indicates the day of the week, Sunday being the first day. The clock uses the 24-hour system (military time) so the hour is entered as a number from 01 to 24. The day of the week is entered as a number from 01 to 07.

EXAMPLE: If the day is May 21, 1993 and the time is 1:40:30 p.m. on a Monday, the following information would be entered:

YR,MT,DY,HR,MN,SC,DW 93 05 21 13 40 30 02

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4.7.2 Clock ID On and Screen Position Set

Selection 2 in the CLOCK PROGRAM MENU will turn the clock on and allow positioning on the screen. Press the arrow keys twice for each increment to move the time and date to the preferred position and press ENT to save.

4.7.3 Clock ID Off

The 3rd selection in the menu will turn off the time and date video display.

4.7.4 USA Standard Date

Pressing 4 will set the date in the USA standard format (month, day, year).

4.7.5 European Date

Pressing 5 will set the date in the European standard format (day, month, year).

4.7.6 Auto Clock Set

Choosing selection 6 in the CLOCK PROGRAM MENU permits the use of the AUTO CLOCK feature. In order to use this function, the register’s clock must be displayed on the monitor by the ICI1000S. Most registers will display this information. The programming prompt begins:

DATE DELIMITER 1.(/) 2.(-)

Select 1 if the date displayed by the register uses (/) as a delimiter.

Select 2 if the date displayed by the register uses (-) as a delimiter.

TIME DELIMITER 1.(:) 2.(-)

Use the same procedure for selecting the time delimiter as the date delimiter.

NOTE: The Autoclock Load does not discriminate the seconds position. It will always load in 30 seconds.

4.8 LOCATION ID SETUP

(Selection #4 from the main menu)

The LOCA TION ID is normally used to place the name or location of the user’s store. The ID can be placed anywhere on the screen and stays resident on the screen at all times. This feature is useful when one party is reviewing video tapes from multiple store locations.

Pressing 3 in the MAIN PROGRAM MENU will bring you to the LOCATION ID SETUP menu:

LOCATION ID SETUP MENU

CHANNEL AUT OSET ? 1=OFF 2= ON

Pressing 1 will disable the AUTO CLOCK SET.

Pressing 2 will enable the AUTO CLOCK SET.

12 HOUR MODE LOOK ? 1=OFF 2=ON

Select 1 if the register displays the time in a 24-hour format.

Select 2 if the register displays the time in a 12-hour format.

NOTE: If the 12-hour mode is used the InterCheck looks for an “A” or a “P” designating A.M. or P.M. In the 24-hour mode the InterCheck loads the time by numerical values.

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1. LOCATION ID PROGRAM

2. LOCA TION ID ON AND SCREEN POSITION SET

3. LOCATION ID OFF

4.8.1 Location ID Program

Number 1 in this menu allows you to program the text for the ID:

ENTER DATA WANTED UP T O 12 CHARACTERS.

(ESC) TO SKIP, (ENTER) TO ENTER, (BS) TO BACKSPACE

Enter the text you wish to have displayed, up to 12 characters long, and press ENT to save.

4.8.2 Location ID On and Screen Position Set

Pressing 2 in the LOCATION ID SETUP MENU will turn the ID on at all times. It also allows you to position the ID with the cursor control keys to the desired screen display position.

4.8.3 Location ID Off

Pressing 3 will turn off the ID display.

4.9 CUSTOMER HEADER

(Selection #5 from the main menu)

4.10.1 Program Transfer

The PROGRAM TRANSFER function is used for easy duplication of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series program. This is especially useful for transferring exception programming to multiple Inter-Check ICI1000S Series units within the same chain of stores. Programming can also be transferred to an IBM compatible PC. This requires a software program which must be ordered directly from Pelco. To accomplish a program transfer a simple cable can either be made or may be ordered from Pelco. Refer to Figure 7 for proper wiring.

Upon entering 1 in the DIAGNOSTICS MENU the following prompt appears:

The CUSTOMER HEADER is the message displayed when the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series is being reset and initialized. This text may be changed to reflect the name of the customer’s store or company . Pressing 6 in the MAIN PROGRAM MENU will allow changing the customer header:

ENTER DATA WANTED UP TO 25 CHARACTERS

(ESC) TO SKIP, (ENTER) TO ENTER, (BS) TO BACKSPACE

Enter the header desired up to 25 characters in length and press ENTER to save.

NOTE: Performing a DEF AULT LOAD (DL) in the Diagnostics Menu will return the customer header to the default setting.

4.10 DIAGNOSTICS

(Selection #6 from the main menu)

WARNING: Some of the tests selected in the DIAGNOSTICS MENU will cause the programming in the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit to be lost. These selections are preceded by (DL) in the DIAGNOSTIC SELECTION MENU.

1. SOURCE 2. DESTINATION

After connecting the cable between the two Inter-Check units, enter #1 for SOURCE on the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series that is sending the program. Then enter #2 on the DESTINATION Inter-Check unit, or the one that is receiving the program data. The program will then be sent automatically. Upon detection of an error in transmission, the system will retry until the proper data is received or until manually aborted by pressing ESC.

CAUTION: Both units must have the same memory map version. The memory map is displayed upon completion of initialization.

MM VER. X.X

4.10.2 (DL) Burn-In Test

(Test performed by Pelco personnel only)

4.10.3 (DL) Input Channel Port Test

(Test performed by Pelco personnel only)

NOTE: Some of the tests in the DIAGNOSTICS MENU can only be performed by factory trained personnel.

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Data

Alarm

Data

Alarm

Out

Figure 7. Program Transfer Wiring Diagram

4.10.4 Memory Tests

By entering 4 in this menu the following sub-menu is displayed:

MEMORY TEST MENU

1. RAM TEST

2. VIDEO RAM TEST

3. (DL) NV MEMORY TEST

4. ROM CRC TEST

By selecting 1, the unit will perform a self test on its Random Access Memory. This test is used to verify system RAM integrity. The system will display an OK message if the test passes or an address and data if it fails. ESC brings the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series back to the DIAGNOSTICS MENU.

Selecting 2 in this menu will put the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series into the VIDEO RAM TEST mode. The video RAM is verified by a slotted, scrolling display in the upper left hand corner of the monitor. If an error is detected an address and data will appear on the screen. ESC brings the unit back to the DIAGNOSTICS MENU.

WARNING: When the NON-VOLATILE MEMORY TEST is selected all programming is lost.

The NV MEMORY TEST, (3rd selection), is used to verify the NON-VOLATILE MEMORY integrity. The system will display OK if the test passes. Upon error, the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series will display an address and the data that was written into the memory location.

Out

NOTE: For complete pin-out information, refer to Table 3.

NOTE: If the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series displays the message “ERROR WRITING NV MEMORY!!!!!!”, the write protect switch on the bottom of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit is in the wrong position for this test. Refer to Section 4.2 and Figure 5 for an explanation of this error message.

Pressing #4 will allow the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit to perform a CRC test on the Read Only Memory. While this test is running, verify that the ROM CHECK and the CALC. ROM CHECK numbers match. If there is an error the system will beep and display the two different ROM numbers. If a failure occurs, unplug and retry.

4.10.5 System Signals Test

(Test performed by Pelco personnel only)

4.10.6 Video Screen Test

This test produces normal and reverse video images covering the entire screen. It is used to verify video character generation and system control.

4.10.7 Graphics Screen Test

The number 7 selection in the diagnostics menu is used to test the video graphics mode available on the InterCheck ICI1000S Series unit.

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4.10.8 (DL) Pelco PIM Default Load

The Pelco DEFAULT LOAD should be executed for the following situations:

2. Press #6 (you will hear two tones). The following text will appear:

DIAGNOSTICS SELECTION MENU

• Before doing any programming of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series upon initial installation.

• After a firmware update has been completed.

Performing a default load sets up all parameters of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit to the default settings.

This feature of the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series should be used in normal PIM installations. After executing a (DL) the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series communication parameters are set up to receive data from a PIM. The Inter-Check ICI1000S Series communication parameters are set to the following values:

9600 BAUD 8 BITS OFF PARITY NRZ ASCII DATA INVERTED

To execute a (DL), follow these steps:

1. Press ENT while in the monitoring mode (you will hear one tone). The MAIN PROGRAM MENU will be displayed.

MAIN PROGRAM MENU

1. CHANNEL SETUP

2. SYSTEM PARAMETERS

3. CLOCK SETUP

4. LOCATION ID. SETUP

5. CUSTOMER HEADER

6. DIAGNOSTICS

7. ALARM INPUTS

ESC TO QUIT OR SELECT # TO PROGRAM

1. PROGRAM TRANSFER

2. (DL) BURN IN TEST

3. (DL) INPUT CHANNEL PORT TEST

4. MEMORY TESTS

5. SYSTEM SIGNAL TEST

6. VIDEO SCREEN TEST

7. GRAPHICS SCREEN TEST

8. (DL) Pelco PIM DEFAULT LOAD

ESC TO QUIT OR SELECT # TO PROGRAM

3. Press #8 (you will hear two tones). The Inter-Check ICI1000S Series will prompt you:

DEFAULTS BEING LOADED

The DIAGNOSTICS SELECTION MENU will be displayed again.

4. Press the ESC key (you will hear one tone). The Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit will return to the monitoring mode and initialize again.

NOTE: Each time you enter the SYSTEM MENUS and ESC back into the monitoring mode, the initialization message will be displayed.

5. After executing a (DL) Pelco PIM DEFAULT LOAD, the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series system parameters are set to the following:

• Data channel: set for Pelco PIM STANDARD

• Data dwell time: continuous display

• Lines displayed: 18 lines

• Characters displayed: 30 characters

• Alarm output : set for six seconds dwell when data is received.

• Data channel text positioning: column 1

• Exception alarm: OFF

• Auxiliary ports: OFF

• Exceptions: not programmed

• Location ID: not programmed

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4.11 ALARM INPUT

(Selection #7 from the main menu)

The ALARM INPUT can be connected to any normally open (open loop) alarm device that can trigger a closure for at least one-half second. Once an alarm is valid, the trigger is reset to open and will not detect the next alarm until timeout. For correct wiring, refer to Figure 8 and Table 3.

After selecting #7, the following text will be displayed:

ALARM DWELL : 6/D1 ALARM IN DWELL : 0/OFF/V1 = =>ALARM IN

ALARM INPUT PROGRAM MENU

1. ALARM INPUT ON/OFF

2. ALARM TRIGGER DWELL

3. SCREEN LINK

4. AUXILIARY PRINT LINK

5. SCREEN HOMING

6. ALARM TEXT

NOTE: For a complete table of status label descriptions used in the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series menu system refer to Table 2.

4.11.1 Alarm Input On/Off

This selection enables you to turn the ALARM INPUT on or off. You can also route an ALARM INPUT exception to the output port (i.e., VCR). After pressing #1 you will see the following:

ALARM IN 1=OFF 2=ON

Press one (1) to turn the input off, or two (2) to turn the input on. The next prompt will read:

TRIGGER ALARM OUT 1=OFF 2=ON

Select one (1) to not trigger the ALARM OUTPUT on when an alarm from the input is received. Select two (2) to trigger the ALARM OUTPUT when an alarm from the input is received.

Alarm

Data

13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Out

25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14

NOTE: A serial printer used with the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series must be set at 1200 baud, 8 bits, no parity.

Alarm

Contact

Figure 8. Printer Output and Alarm Input Wiring

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4.11.2 Alarm Trigger Dwell

4.12 Alarm Programming

Selection #2 enables you to program the amount of time that the ALARM INPUT closure must be present in order for the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series to recognize it as a valid alarm condition. To program this option, simply enter a suitable value between 000-255 seconds for the minimum duration the ALARM INPUT closure is present. This ensures the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series unit will recognize it as a valid ALARM. The default value is set at 6 seconds.

4.11.3 Screen Link

Selection #3 allows you to program the ALARM INPUT TEXT to the video display. The ALARM INPUT TEXT is surrounded by asterisks when this selection is turned on. It captures your attention when an ALARM INPUT condition has occurred. Simply select on or off to display the text to the video screen.

4.11.4 Auxiliary Print Link

This selection allows you to program the auxiliary output to print the alarm text. Select either 1 to turn off the printer to the alarm text, or select 2 to turn the printer on.

4.11.5 Alarm Text

This last selection displays an associated descriptor to a specified ALARM INPUT. The Inter -Check ICI1000S Series allows you to program 12 characters including spaces. This text will be displayed on the screen if the SCREEN LINK is turned on and/or a printer if the AUXILIARY PRINT LINK is turned on. As mentioned earlier, the ALARM TEXT is surrounded by asterisks on the printer or video screen.

NOTE: In the following examples, underlined text designates the correct selection.

1. Since you want to turn ALARM INPUT “on”, select #1 under the ALARM INPUT PROGRAM MENU.

2. Select #2 to turn this ALARM INPUT “on”

ALARM IN 1=OFF 2=ON

3. Since you want to “send” the ALARM INPUT to the ALARM OUTPUT, you have to turn ALARM OUTPUT “on”. This is done by selecting #2 at the next prompt:

TRIGGER ALARM OUT 1=OFF 2=ON

4. Programming a 10 second closure time is done by pressing #2 (ALARM TRIGGER DWELL) under the ALARM INPUT PROGRAM MENU.

ALARM DWELL TIME IN SECONDS (000-255) =?10

Press 10, the appropriate time period, then ENT to save.

5. Now link your ALARM INPUT to screen #1. Do this by selecting #3 (SCREEN LINK) under the ALARM INPUT PROGRAM MENU.

SCREEN DISPLAY 1=OFF 2=ON

NOTE: Each time you change any of the parameters just mentioned, the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series updates current settings automatically. The current settings can be viewed by entering the ALARM INPUT PROGRAM MENU.

Let’s say you want your Inter-Check ICI1000S Series to activate an alarm condition when a cash register drawer has been open for 10 seconds. After this alarm has occurred, you want to print the text “REG. 1 OPEN” on the screen as well as print this text on a printer via the auxiliary port. You also wish to capture the action on VCR tape.

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6. Print the ALARM INPUT text via auxiliary port. Do this by selecting #4 (AUXILIARY PRINT LINK) in the ALARM INPUT PROGRAM MENU.

AUX PRINT 1=OFF 2=ON

7. The descriptor will describe the type of action that caused the alarm. T o program the descriptor “REG. 1 OPEN”, enter #5 (ALARM TEXT) in the ALARM INPUT PROGRAM MENU.

ENTER DATA WANTED UP TO 12 CHARACTERS. (ESC) TO SKIP, (ENTER) TO ENTER, (BS) TO BACKSPACE ALARM IN REG.1 OPEN Press ENTER

4.13 THE NV MEMORY WRITE PROTECT SWITCH

8. The final display should look like this for ALARM 1 IN:

ALARM IN DWELL : 10/ON/V1A1 = =>REG. 1 OPEN

DESCRIPTION: The alarm input is ON and is currently being “sent” to both the video and an auxiliary printer. Alarm occurs after a closure of 10 SECONDS with a descriptor displaying REG.1 OPEN.

Table 2 is used to identify the descriptors used throughout the Inter-Check ICI1000S Series menu system.

Table 2. Label Descriptors

Descriptor Display

Data D1

Video V

Exception E

Auxiliary 1 A1

Printer PNTR

Exception Alarm EALRM

Table 3. ICI1000S Series Pinouts

Color Pin # Description White 1 Program download input Black 2 Signal ground Red 3 RS232 current loop CHANNEL

INPUT Green 4 TTL printer output Yellow 5 ICI1000PIM input Blue 6 Alarm input

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5.0 TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptom: System does not receive register data.

1. Power down the PIM, then repower it. If you receive a display on your monitor with a register model number, the unit is receiving data from the PIM.

2. Make sure the register model matches the number displayed on the monitor.

Symptom: Red power indicator light on back of

unit is not lit.

1. Make sure power supply is plugged in properly.

2. Make sure outlet is working properly.

3. Ensure power supply is good (measure 5 volt output).

4. Ensure that internal fuse is not blown.

3. Make sure the switch settings on your PIM are correct for your model register.

4. Verify that the communication setup and protocol is accurate for your model register (non-PIM applications).

5. Check for proper wiring and hardware connections.

6. Refer to DEFAULT LOAD procedures in Section

4.10.8 of this manual.

7. Refer to PIM INSTALLATION procedures supplied with your ICI1000PIM or Appendix B of this manual.

Symptom: No text is displayed on the monitor.

1. Check camera and monitor connections.

2. Verify that the Inter-Check’s power supply is connected.

3. Adjust potentiometers on bottom of the Inter-Check unit.

Symptom: External serial printer not operating

properly.

1. Ensure proper wiring to the Inter-Check unit.

2. Set printer parameters at 1200 baud, 8 bits, no parity.

Symptom: ERROR IN NV MEMORY message

appears on the monitor.

1. NV MEMOR Y write protect switch on the bottom of the unit is in the locked position. Move to other setting. (Refer to Section 4.2 and Figure 5.)

Symptom: RECEIVE ERROR, PLEASE

CHECK PARAMETERS is displayed on monitor.

1. Usually an indication of incorrect baud rate.

2. Also check protocol selection and communication parameters.

Symptom: Inter-Check unit displays strange

character.

1. Check communication parameters and protocol.

2. Make sure baud rate is correct.

Symptom: Text vibrates on the monitor.

1. Adjust Vertical (V) on the bottom of the InterCheck unit.

2. Adjust Gain (G) on the bottom of the Inter-Check unit.

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5.1 TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHART

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6.0 SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

MODELS

ICI1000SI Single register interface with inter-

nal keypad for programming; one (1) alarm output and thirty (30) programmable exceptions

ICI1000SE Same as ICI1000SI except with ex-

ternal keypad for programming

ELECTRICAL

Input Voltage: 5 VDC ±3%

Power Supply:

Input 120 VAC @ 15 watts, 60 Hz Output 5 VDC @ 1 amp

Fuse Protection: 1 amp

Video Inputs: One 75 ohm NTSC/PAL

Video Outputs: One 75 ohm NTSC/PAL

Alarm Outputs: One open collector output optically

isolated to 3000V

Ambient Operating Temperature: 35° to 95°F (12.725° to 35°C)

Dimensions: 1.5"H x 4.75"W x 8.75"L

(3.81 cm x 12.07 cm x 22.23 cm)

Weight: 2 lbs (.9 kg)

Construction: Steel, black enamel

Connectors:

Video 2 BNC Alarm Out One open collector output

Rating: NEMA 1

Internal Composite Synchronization:

Standard NTSC Vertical 60 Hz @ 260 µs

Horizontal 15.36 KHz @ 4.38 µs

or Optional PAL Vertical 50 Hz @ 260 µs

Horizontal 15.36 KHz @ 4.38 µs

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7.0 WARRANTY AND RETURN

INFORMATION

WARRANTY

Pelco will repair or replace, without charge, any merchandise proved defective in material or workmanship for a period of one year after the date of shipment.

Exceptions to this warranty are as noted below:

• Five years on FT/FR8000 Series fiber optic products.

• Three years on Genex

keyboard).

• Three years on Camclosure

CC3701H-2, CC3701H-2X, CC3751H-2, CC3651H-2X, MC3651H-2, and MC3651H-2X camera models, which have a five-year warranty.

• Two years on standard motorized or fixed focal length lenses.

• Two years on Legacy

DF5/DF8 Series fixed dome products.

• Two years on Spectra

ing when used in continuous motion applications.

• Two years on Esprit

wiper blades).

• Eighteen months on DX Series digital video recorders, NVR300

Series network video recorders, and Endura network-based video products.

• One year (except video heads) on video cassette recorders (VCRs).

Video heads will be covered for a period of six months.

• Six months on all pan and tilts, scanners or preset lenses used in

continuous motion applications (that is, preset scan, tour and auto scan modes).

Pelco will warrant all replacement parts and repairs for 90 days from the date of Pelco shipment. All goods requiring warranty repair shall be sent freight prepaid to Pelco, Clovis, California. Repairs made necessary by reason of misuse, alteration, normal wear, or accident are not covered under this warranty.

Pelco assumes no risk and shall be subject to no liability for damages or loss resulting from the specific use or application made of the Products. Pelco’s liability for any claim, whether based on breach of contract, negligence, infringement of any rights of any party or product liability, relating to the Products shall not exceed the price paid by the Dealer to Pelco for such Products. In no event will Pelco be liable for any special, incidental or consequential damages (including loss of use, loss of profit and claims of third parties) however caused, whether by the negligence of Pelco or otherwise.

The above warranty provides the Dealer with specific legal rights. The Dealer may also have additional rights, which are subject to variation from state to state.

If a warranty repair is required, the Dealer must contact Pelco at (800) 2899100 or (559) 292-1981 to obtain a Repair Authorization number (RA), and provide the following information:

1. Model and serial number

2. Date of shipment, P.O. number, Sales Order number, or Pelco invoice

number

3. Details of the defect or problem

If there is a dispute regarding the warranty of a product which does not fall under the warranty conditions stated above, please include a written explanation with the product when returned. Method of return shipment shall be the same or equal to the method by which the item was received by Pelco.

Series products (multiplexers, server, and

and fixed camera models, except the

, CM6700/CM6800/CM9700 Series matrix, and

, Esprit®, ExSite™, and PS20 scanners, includ-

and WW5700 Series window wiper (excluding

™

Series distributed

RETURNS

In order to expedite parts returned to the factory for repair or credit, please call the factory at (800) 289-9100 or (559) 292-1981 to obtain an authorization number (CA number if returned for credit, and RA number if returned for repair).

All merchandise returned for credit may be subject to a 20% restocking and refurbishing charge.

Goods returned for repair or credit should be clearly identified with the assigned CA or RA number and freight should be prepaid. Ship to the appropriate address below.

If you are located within the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico, send goods to:

If you are located outside the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico and are instructed to return goods to the USA, you may do one of the following: If the goods are to be sent by a COURIER SERVICE, send the goods to:

Service Department Pelco 3500 Pelco Way Clovis, CA 93612-5699

Pelco 3500 Pelco Way Clovis, CA 93612-5699 USA

If the goods are to be sent by a FREIGHT FORWARDER, send the goods to:

Pelco c/o Expeditors 473 Eccles Avenue South San Francisco, CA 94080 USA Phone: 650-737-1700 Fax: 650-737-0933

Pelco, the Pelco logo, Camclosure, Esprit, Genex, Legacy, and Spectra are registered trademarks of Pelco. Endura and ExSite are trademarks of Pelco.

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APPENDIX A. HEXADECIMAL, DECIMAL AND BINARY CONVERSION TABLES

HEX Decimal Binary HEX Decimal Binary

0 0 00000000 1 1 00000001 2 2 00000010 3 3 00000011 4 4 00000100 5 5 00000101 6 6 00000110 7 7 00000111 8 8 00001000

9 9 00001001 A 10 00001010 B 11 00001011 C 12 00001100 D 13 00001101 E 14 00001110 F 15 00001111

10 16 00010000 11 17 00010001 12 18 00010010 13 19 00010011 14 20 00010100 15 21 00010101 16 22 00010110 17 23 00010111 18 24 00011000 19 25 00011001 1A 26 00011010 1B 27 00011011 1C 28 00011100 1D 29 00011101 1E 30 00011110 1F 31 00011111 20 32 00100000 21 33 00100001 22 34 00100010 23 35 00100011 24 36 00100100 25 37 00100101 26 38 00100110 27 39 00100111 28 40 00101000 29 41 00101001 2A 42 00101010 2B 43 00101011 2C 44 00101100 2D 45 00101101 2E 46 00101110 2F 47 00101111 30 48 00110000 31 49 00110001

32 50 00110010 33 51 00110011 34 52 00110100 35 53 00110101 36 54 00110110 37 55 00110111 38 56 00111000 39 57 00111001 3A 58 00111010 3B 59 00111011 3C 60 00111100 3D 61 00111101 3E 62 00111110 3F 63 00111111 40 64 01000000 41 65 01000001 42 66 01000010 43 67 01000011 44 68 01000100 45 69 01000101 46 70 01000110 47 71 01000111 48 72 01001000 49 73 01001001 4A 74 01001010 4B 75 01001011 4C 76 01001100 4D 77 01001101 4E 78 01001110 4F 79 01001111 50 80 01010000 51 81 01010001 52 82 01010010 53 83 01010011 54 84 01010100 55 85 01010101 56 86 01010110 57 87 01010111 58 88 01011000 59 89 01011001 5A 90 01011010 5B 91 01011011 5C 92 01011100 5D 93 01011101 5E 94 01011110 5F 95 01011111 60 96 01100000 61 97 01100001 62 98 01100010 63 99 01100011

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HEX Decimal BinaryHEX Decimal Binary

64 100 01100100 65 101 01100101 66 102 01100110 67 103 01100111 68 104 01101000 69 105 01101001 6A 106 01101010 6B 107 01101011 6C 108 01101100 6D 109 01101101 6E 110 01101110 6F 111 01101111 70 112 01110000 71 113 01110001 72 114 01110010 73 115 01110011 74 116 01110100 75 117 01110101 76 118 01110110 77 119 01110111 78 120 01111000 79 121 01111001 7A 122 01111010 7B 123 01111011 7C 124 01111100 7D 125 01111101 7E 126 01111110 7F 127 01111111 80 128 10000000 81 129 10000001 82 130 10000010 83 131 10000011 84 132 10000100 85 133 10000101 86 134 10000110 87 135 10000111 88 136 10001000 89 137 10001001 8A 138 10001010 8B 139 10001011 8C 140 10001100 8D 141 10001101 8E 142 10001110 8F 143 10001111 90 144 10010000 91 145 10010001 92 146 10010010 93 147 10010011 94 148 10010100 95 149 10010101

96 150 10010110 97 151 10010111 98 152 10011000 99 153 10011001 9A 154 10011010 9B 155 10011011 9C 156 10011100 9D 157 10011101 9E 158 10011110 9F 159 10011111 A0 160 10100000 A1 161 10100001 A2 162 10100010 A3 163 10100011 A4 164 10100100 A5 165 10100101 A6 166 10100110 A7 167 10100111 A8 168 10101000

A9 169 10101001 AA 170 10101010 AB 171 10101011 AC 172 10101100 AD 173 10101101 AE 174 10101110 AF 175 10101111 B0 176 10110000 B1 177 10110001 B2 178 10110010 B3 179 10110011 B4 180 10110100 B5 181 10110101 B6 182 10110110 B7 183 10110111 B8 184 10111000 B9 185 10111001 BA 186 10111010 BB 187 10111011 BC 188 10111100 BD 189 10111101 BE 190 10111110 BF 191 10111111 C0 192 11000000 C1 193 11000001 C2 194 11000010 C3 195 11000011 C4 196 11000100 C5 197 11000101 C6 198 11000110 C7 199 11000111

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HEX Decimal Binary HEX Decimal Binary

C8 200 11001000

C9 201 11001001 CA 202 11001010 CB 203 11001011 CC 204 11001100 CD 205 11001101 CE 206 11001110 CF 207 11001111

D0 208 11010000

D1 209 11010001

D2 210 11010010

D3 211 11010011

D4 212 11010100

D5 213 11010101

D6 214 11010110

D7 215 11010111

D8 216 11011000

D9 217 11011001 DA 218 11011010 DB 219 11011011 DC 220 11011100 DD 221 11011101 DE 222 11011110 DF 223 11011111

E0 224 11100000

E1 225 11100001

E2 226 11100010

E3 227 11100011

E4 228 11100100

E5 229 11100101

E6 230 11100110

E7 231 11100111 E8 232 11101000 E9 233 11101001 EA 234 11101010 EB 235 11101011 EC 236 11101100 ED 237 11101101 EE 238 11101110 EF 239 11101111

F0 240 11110000 F1 241 11110001 F2 242 11110010 F3 243 11110011 F4 244 11110100 F5 245 11110101 F6 246 11110110 F7 247 11110111 F8 248 11111000 F9 249 11111001

FA 250 11111010 FB 251 11111011 FC 252 11111100 FD 253 11111101 FE 254 11111110 FF 255 11111111

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APPENDIX B. ICI1000PIM SWITCH SETTINGS

Installation instructions for configuring the ICI1000PIM interface module are provided under separate cover in manual C1005M-D.

If for some reason this manual is not readily available, refer to the following section to configure the switch settings on the PIM interface module, if applicable to your installation.

DESCRIPTION

The following describes the DIP switch settings for banks #1 and #2 on the ICI1000PIM interface module (refer to Figure 9).

SWITCH BANK #1

The switches in this bank serve several different purposes. Some basic features include Polling or Nonpolling selections, PIM addressing, clock signal manipulation and ICI1000PIM graphics mode select.

Switch 1 Selects either a non-inverting or

inverted clock signal. The position of this switch will vary between registers. The switch setting varies depending on the cash register selected in the register decode list for SWITCH BANK 2.

Switch 2 Selects either Polling or Non-polling

operation. Polling mode is used only with the ICI3000P unit (Party-line configuration) and is defined with a [–] switch setting. Non-polling mode should be selected when using Pelco’s ICI2000D or ICI1000S series products (stand-alone configuration). This mode is defined with a [+] switch setting.

Switch 3 This is a dual function switch

depending on the register type used. In dot matrix cash register applications, this switch selects either NORMAL [–] or PIM GRAPHICS [+] mode. Other applications will choose between either receipt or journal information for monitor display. Function of this switch are shown on the page 3. This switch is normally in the CLOSED [–] position.

Switches 4-8 These switches are used to set

addresses of multiple PIM’s in a Party-line system (ICI3000P unit). The address selected normally coincides with the actual cash register number. The appropriate switch settings for corresponding PIM addresses are shown below.

SWITCH # POLLING PIM ADDRESS

45678 (PIM #)

– –––– 1 –––– + 2 ––– + – 3 –––+ + 4 –– + –– 5 – – + – + 6 – – + + – 7 – – + + + 8 – + – – – 9 – + – – + 10 – + – + – 11 – + – + + 12 – + + – – 13 – + + – + 14 – + + + – 15

– + + + + 16

+ –––– 17 + – – – + 18 + – – + – 19 + – – + + 20 + – + – – 21 + – + – + 22 + – + + – 23

+ – + + + 24

+ + – – – 25 + + – – + 26 + + – + – 27

+ + – + + 28

+ + + – – 29 + + + – + 30 + + + + – 31 + + + + + 32

NOTE: [–] indicates an UP switch position [+] indicates a DOWN switch position

In other words, a [–] means that you need to slide the switch towards the [–] position on the switch. Refer to the Figure 9 for a definition of [–] and [+] positions.

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SWITCH BANK #2

X = POLLING/NON-POLLING

[+] NON-POLLING

This switch is dedicated to selecting which type of cash

[–] POLLING (Refer to page 35.)

register the ICI1000PIM is interfacing with. The table below indicates the appropriate switch settings for a particular cash register. The first three settings indicate the appropriate settings for switches 1-3 on switch bank

R = RECEIPT

[–] or JOURNAL [+] SELECT (Normally CLOSED [–])

#1. A more detailed description of these three switches can be found at the beginning of this section.

G = GRAPHICS (Normally CLOSED [–])

+ = OPEN - FLIP THE SWITCH DOWN

IMPORTANT : The information below ap-

– = CLOSED - FLIP THE SWITCH UP

plies to the ICI1000PIM versions 4.02 and greater only .

Type Switch # Switch #

Selection 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

CASIO TK-2000 Dot Matrix Printer .................................................................................. + X G - - - + + + - -

CASIO TK4300 Dot Matrix Printer ................................................................................... + X G - - - + + + + -

CASIO TK1200/TK2600/TK4600/CE4115/CE4630 Dot Matrix Printer ............................ + X G - - - + + - + +

CASIO TK2100/CE4530 Dot Matrix Printer ..................................................................... + X G - - - + + + - +

CASIO SA2000/2100 - Serial Printer ................................................................................ + X - - - - + + + + +

DATA CHECKER ALPHA 2/3 Printer, ICL MT20001 With Alpha 2/3 Printer....................+ X R + - - + - - + -

DRESSER WAYNE Printer Serial.....................................................................................+ X R + - - - + + + -

ESPER 7100 Drum Printer................................................................................................ + X - + - - + + - - -

ESPER 7540/7810 Dot Matrix Printer .............................................................................. + X G + - - + + - - +

FUGITSU/ATRIUM Series with Bar 200 Printer................................................................+ X R + - - + - - - -

GILBARCO TCR/G2 Parallel Printer .................................................................................- X G - - - - - - - -

HUGEN SWEDA - SWEDA 5436 Serial Printer ................................................................ + X - + - - - - + - -

IBM Model 1/2 Printer, IBM4683/4684 With Model 1 OR Model 2 Printer ........................+ X R + - - + - - + +

IBM Model 3&4 Printer, IBM4683/4684 IBM4693/4694 With Model 3 Printer...................+ X R + - - + - + - -

ICL-200 PTR, ICL-STORE MASTER 9518-200 ................................................................+ X R + - - + - - - -

ICL/DATA CHECKER MDL - 1600,1700,1800 Multidrop Connection ............................... + X - + - - + - - - +

ICL/DTS 2000/2100/2200 EPSON 220-AF Dot Matrix Printer ........................................ + X G - - + - - - - -

ICL/DTS 2000/2100/2200 EPSON 220-F Dot Matrix Printer ........................................... + X G - - + - - - - +

JCM GOLD 2200 Drum Printer ......................................................................................... + X - + - - + - + + -

NCR 2127 With V3 MULTIFINCITON Printer - Serial ....................................................... + X - - - - + + - + -

NCR 2121 Printer - Serial ................................................................................................. + X + - - - + + - - +

NCR 2113 Printer - Serial ................................................................................................. + X - - - - + + - - -

NCR ANSWER Printer SINGLE NCR 1255/2140/2151/2152/2154/2157/2160/2552/2557

NCR 5300/SASI 1028/OLD STYLE Printer/MERIT REGISTER SYSTEMS ................. - X R - - - + - + - -

NCR ANSWER Printer DUAL - NCR 2126 ....................................................................... - X R - - - + - + - +

NCR 7150-5001 Printer (7000 SERIES REG.) ................................................................. + X R - - - + - + + -

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Type Switch # Switch #

Selection 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NIXDORF .......................................................................................................................... + X + + - - + + + + +

OMRON RS5550/RS5560 Dot Matrix Printer ................................................................... - X G - - + - - - + -

OMRON 4510, 4541 Dot Matrix Printer .............................................................................- X - - - + - - - + +

OMRON RS3410 Dot Matrix Printer ................................................................................. - X G + - - - - + - +

OMRON 4041, 4043 Dot Matrix Printer ............................................................................ + X - - - + - - + - -

PANASONIC JS-6500 Dot Matrix Printer .......................................................................... - X G + - - + + - + +

RCALLEN RC204 Drum Printer ........................................................................................ + X - + - - + - + + +

SAMSUNG 4900, 4915, 4950 Dot Matrix Printer .............................................................. - XG - - + - - + + -

SANYO ECR 580,690,720 EPSON 220F Dot Matrix Printer ........................................... + X G + - - + + - + -

SHARP A430 DP630 Dot Matrix Printer ........................................................................... - X G - - + - - + - +

SHARP 2381/2391 Drum Printer ...................................................................................... + X + - - - - - - + -

SHARP 3230/3231/3240/3241/4230/4231 Dot Matrix Printer ........................................... - X G - - - - - + - +

SHARP 3100/3100S/3110/3250/3252/3300/3310/3311 Dot Matrix Printer ...................... - X G - - - - - + + -

SHARP 4230, 4231 Dot Matrix Printer.............................................................................. - XG + - + - - - - -

SHARP 2595 Drum Printer ............................................................................................... + X + - - - - - + - -

SHARP 2385/2386/2395/2396 Drum Printer .................................................................... + X + - - - - - - + +

SHARP A550 Dot Matrix Printer ...................................................................................... + X G - - - - + - - -

SHARP 3220 Dot Matrix Printer........................................................................................- X G - - - - - + + +

SHARP 2540/2590/2590S Drum Printer ........................................................................... + X + - - - - - - - +

SWEDA 2810/OMRON RS14-30 (USA Type) Drum Printer.............................................+ X + + - - - - - - -

SWEDA 2810/OMRON RS14-40 (USA Type) Drum Printer.............................................+ X + + - - - - - - +

SWEDA 2810/OMRON RS14-40 (European Type) Drum Printer ..................................... + X + + - - - - - + -

SWEDA 2820/OMRON XXXX-XX (USA Type) Drum Printer ........................................... + X + + - - - - - + +

SWEDA 2860 .................................................................................................................... - X G + - - + + + - +

TEC 136/141/191/196 DISPLAY ....................................................................................... - X + - - - - + - - +

TEC 206/216/227/230/290 DISPLAY ................................................................................ - X + - - - - + - + -

TEC 141 Printer Drum Printer ........................................................................................... + X + - - - - + - + +

TEC 132/145 Drum Printer................................................................................................ + X - + - - + - + - +

TEC 2200/2300/2600 DPR-610/620 Dot Matrix Printer ................................................... + X G - - - - + + - -

TEC 2200/2300/2600 DPR-630 Dot Matrix Printer .......................................................... + X G - - - - + + - +

TEC 2200/2300/2600 DPR-61A Dot Matrix Printer.......................................................... + X G - - - - + + + -

TEC 1050/1060/1100/1190 DPR-710 Dot Matrix Printer .................................................. - X G - - - - + + + +

TEC 1050/1060/1100/1190 DPR-730 Dot Matrix Printer .................................................. - X G - - - + - - - -

TEC 1400/1600/1700/1900/FDS-30 DPR-370/374 Dot Matrix Printer ............................. + X G - - - + - - - +

TEC 1400/1600/1700/1900/FSD-30 DPR-370S Dot Matrix Printer ................................. + X G - - - + - - + -

TEC FT77 Printer - Serial Interface................................................................................... + X - - - - + - - + +

TOKHEIM .......................................................................................................................... - X R + - - + + + - -

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Figure 9. ICI1000PIM Switch Settings

ICI1000PIM INSTALLATION/ TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDELINES

Listed below are some simple troubleshooting steps at your disposal. Following these steps will ensure that your Inter-Check P.O.S. unit is communicating correctly with your ICI1000PIM module.

1. Always execute a PIM DEF AUL T LOAD (DL) on your Inter-Check unit. Pelco suggests the use of the Default Load even if your installation does not require a PIM module. The Default Load sets all Inter-Check communication parameters to the specific values needed to communicate with your ICI1000PIM module.

2. Select cash register options using the switch banks on your PIM. Refer to previous pages for more information.

NOTE: In rare instances when connecting a PIM directly to an ICI1000S unit is desired (without the use of a wiring kit), the data cable will need to be modified.

To modify the cable:

a. Slit the gray insulation jacket of the data cable

and expose the internal wires.

b.Cut the red and green wires and remove a

small section of each to prevent against accidental contact.

4. Install the PIM into the cash register. Refer to the installation instructions included with your particular cash register interface.

5. Power-up PIM and look for prompt again.

3. Utilizing the wiring kit, perform a bench test by connecting the PIM to the Inter-Check unit and then power up the PIM. Upon power-up, you should see a prompt scroll across the monitor which matches your register type. A PIM version number will also be displayed. If this prompt appears on the monitor, the Inter-Check unit and PIM are communicating properly.

Now, install the wiring kit and connect the PIM according to the proper wiring shown in Figure 2 and power up the PIM again. If the wiring is correct, you should see the prompt explained in step #3.

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6. Power-up cash register and test for proper operation.

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FAX (800) 289-9150 or (209) 292-3827

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