Sharp UP-600 User manual

MODEL UP-600

UP-700

(For "U" & "A" version)

CHAPTER 1. REMOVING THE REAR COVER...............................................1

CHAPTER 2. REMOVING THE TOP CABINET...............................................1

CHAPTER 3. REMOVING THE LCD UNIT......................................................3

CHAPTER 4. REMOVING THE PRINTER UNIT .............................................4

CHAPTER 5. REMOVING THE STANDARD DRAWER UNIT ........................4

CHAPTER 6. EXPANSION RAM BOARD : UP-S02MB/04MB ........................6

CHAPTER 7. MCR UNIT : UP-E13MR.............................................................6

CHAPTER 8. POLE DISPLAY UNIT : UP-P16DP............................................7

CHAPTER 9. RE-232 I/F : ER-A5RS ...............................................................8

CHAPTER 10. HAND SCANNER : ER-A6HS1................................................9

CHAPTER 11. REMOTE DRAWER : ER-03DW/04DW...................................9

CHAPTER 12. IN-LINE CABLE......................................................................10

CHAPTER 13. RS232 DEVICES....................................................................10

CONTENTS

Parts marked with " " are important for maintaining the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified

ones for maintaining the safety and performance of the set.

SHARP CORPORATION This document has been published to be used

for after sales service only.

The contents are subject to change without notice.

UP-600

UP-700

INTRODUCTION : CONNECTION OVERVIEW

1. OVERVIEW OF CONNECTIONS

2. OPTIONAL DEVICES THAT CAN BE CONNECTED

Standard port Option port (ER-A5RS, ER-01EF)

Port No. Port1: CH1 Port2: CH2 Port3: Port4:

Type D-SUB 9pin Modular RJ45 D-SUB 9pin D-SUB 9pin

CI/+5V selectable –––

ER-A6HS1 (+5V necessary) –––

Scanner (+5V not necessary)

Modem –

Printer, Scale

POS utility, ER02FD.exe – ––

The ER-A6HS1 cannot be connected to port 2, 3 or 4 because it

requires +5V.

The modem cannot be connected to port 2 because it uses a

different signal line.

For the RJ-45 modular to D-sub 9pin conversion cable, see the

following:

UP-P16DP

UP-E13MR

In-Line cable

RS232devices

ER-A6HS1

and

RS232devices

CD CI

S404

/RS

/ER

/CD

GND

/RS

/CS

/CI

/RS

/ER

GND

/DR

/CS (Open)

Moduler RJ45 D-sub 9pin

VCC

(+5V)

S403

GND

SD 3 SD

CTS

55SG

RTS 7

DCD 1

DTR 4

DSR

CTS

RTS

DCD

DTR

DSR

9PIN DSUB 9PIN DSUB

D-SUB 9pin - D-SUB 9pin

cable

>>>>> USE FONT <<<<<

Helvetica/ Helvetica-Condensed/ Century-Schoolbook/ Symbol & OriginalFonts: (RingWorld2/RingFont2/Pa

Symbol/PartsCod)

3. RS-232 connecting device cable wiring

diagram

1. [Scale: Local Purchase]

1) Data transmission format

- 7bits ASCII code

- Even parity

- One stop bit

- Rate:9600 asynchronous

Their datas are fixed by ECR.

2) Pin-outs

3) Protocol

2. [Coin dispenser: by Telequip Corporation]

1) Data transmission format

- 7bits ASCII code

- One start bit

- Even parity

- One stop bit

- Rate:9600 asynchronous

Their datas are fixed by ECR.

2) Pin-outs

3) Protocol

Dispense coins

Pin No.

: 1

: 2 RD

: 3 SD

: 4

: 5 GND

: 6 DSR

: 7 RTS

: 8 CTS

: 9

1 Ground

2 SD

3 RD

4 RS

5 CS

6 DR

(ECR)(Scale)

Pin No.

Command

Response

(ECR) (Scale)

<STX>0XX.XX<CR> ;Lb

<STX>XX.XXX<CR> ;Kg

(Error)

Parity

bit

(Even)

Always

Net WT.

Center

zero

Outside

zero

capture

range

Under

zero

Out of

range

Motion

Scale status byte format:

Pin No.

: 1

: 2 RD

: 3 SD

: 4

: 5 GND

: 6 DSR

: 7 RTS

: 8 CTS

: 9

2 RD

3 SD

5 GND

(ECR)(C/D)

Pin No.

status

(ECR) (C/D)

EOT

"C"

ACK

status

NAK

XX:

CC: cents

ten' s+one' s

3. [Coin dispenser: cont.]

Auxiliary command

4. [Roll printer: by Epson]

1) Data transmission

- 8bits ASCII code

- No start bit

- Non parity

- One stop bit

- Rate:9600 asynchronous

-Communications is fixed at the ECR.

2) Handshaking

- DTR/DSR control

3) Pin-outs

5. [Slip printer (TM-U295): by Epson]

1) Data transmission

- 8bits ASCII code

- No start bit

- Non parity

- One stop bit

- Rate:9600 asynchronous

-Communications is fixed at the ECR.

2) Handshaking

- DTR/DSR control

3) Pin-outs

(ECR) (C/D)

EOT

"C"

<STX> status <ETX><cc>

ACK

NAK

<cmd>: " r "=reset

Always

Change

dis-

pensed

Low

coin

alarm

Dis-

pensing

coins

Always

Func-

tion

error

Parity

error

Scale status byte format:

Pin No.

: 1

: 2 RD

: 3 SD

: 4 ER

: 5 GND

: 6 DSR

: 7 RTS

: 8 CTS

: 9

1 F.G

2 TXD

3 RXD

4 RTS

6 DSR

7 S.G

20 DTR

(ECR)

Pin No. :

(Roll printer)

Connector: D-SUB25

Pin No.

: 1

: 2 RD

: 3 SD

: 4 ER

: 5 GND

: 6 DSR

: 7 RTS

: 8 CTS

: 9

1 F.G

2 TXD

3 RXD

4 RTS

6 DSR

7 S.G

20 DTR

(ECR)

Pin No. :

(printer)

Connector: D-SUB25

Slip

4. LAN

BASIC SPECIFICATIONS

Transmission system: 10 Base-T

Transmission speed: 10Mbits/sec

Transmission distance: Segment length max. 100m

Transmission cable: Twisted pair cable (Category 5)

No. of connectable

machines: Master: 1

Satellites: max. 63

Note: 1

The example of composition of LAN (10 Base-T)

Note: 2

For connecting LANs, use UTP Category-5 cables.

UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cables consist of four pairs of un-

shielded copper wires twisted around each other and, bundled with

resin and coated into a single line. UTP cabling prevents the entrance

or discharge of electromagnetic noise from or into peripheral circum-

stances. Cat-5 (Category-5) cables are a popular type of LAN cable

that is used for connecting network equipment and can be used at

speeds up to 100 Mbps. UTP cables are widely used for both

10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX interface standards.

Cat-5 cable connectors are 8-pin (RJ45) modular jacks that meet

category standards. This type of modular jack meets transmission

performance standards including EIAS/TIA/TBS40 and allows a high-

speed communication of up to 100 Mbps.

The maximum length of Cat-5 cables connecting network equipment

is set to 100m depending upon attenuation of waveforms and delay

times.

HUB

HUB HUB

HUB

MAX 100m MAX 100m

MAX 100m

POS POS

POS PC

MAX 500m (HUB MAX 4)

MAX 100m

CHAPTER 1.

REMOVING THE REAR COVER

CAUTION: Before installation, be sure to turn off the power.

1. REMOVING THE REAR COVER

1) Remove the two screws .

2) Remove the rear cover .

2. REPLACING THE REAR COVER

Install the rear cover in the reverse order of disassembly.

CHAPTER 2.

REMOVING THE TOP CABINET

CAUTION: Before installation, be sure to turn off the power.

1. REMOVING THE TOP CABINET

<UP-600>

1) Open the printer cover .

2) Remove the ribbon cover .

3) Lift the pop-up display unit .

4) Remove the three screws .

<UP-700>

1) Open the printer cover .

2) Lift the pop-up display unit .

3) Remove the three screws .

4) Slightly lift and slide the top cabinet, and remove the grounding

wire .

Note: Do not pull up the top cabinet unit the grounding wire

and connector cables from the top Cabinet are re-

moved.

<UP-600>

<UP-700>

5) Remove the following cable between the top cabinet and the

main PWB.

Cable between the MAIN PWB and the CKDC PWB.

2. REPLACING THE TOP CABINET

Install the top cabinet in the reverse order of disassembly.

CHAPTER 3.

REMOVING THE LCD UNIT

1. REMOVING THE LCD UNIT

1) Remove the top cabinet from the bottom cabinet.

2) Remove the LCD flat cable and the earth wire from the

CKDC PWB .

3) Remove the screw and the plate .

4) Remove the two screws from the LCD HINGE .

4) Remove the LCD unit from the top cabinet.

Insert a flat-bladed screwdriver into the right and left mounting

areas and remove.

5) With a flat-bladed screwdriver, remove the two latches of each

of the LCD rear cabinet and the LCD filer .

Turn of A and B when you remove it.

2. REPLACING THE LCD UNIT

Install the LCD unit in the reverse order of disassembly.

LCD volume PWB

LCD HS unit

LCD back light

CHAPTER 4.

REMOVING THE PRINTER UNIT

1. REMOVING THE PRINTER UNIT

<UP-600>

1) Remove the top cabinet.

2) Remove the two screws fixed on the printer unit.

3) Remove the two screws fixed on the two earth wires .

4) Remove the printer cable from the MAIN PWB (CN9).

<UP-700>

1) Remove the top cabinet.

2) Remove the two screws fixed on the printer unit.

3) Remove the screw fixed on the earth wire .

4) Remove the printer cable from the MAIN PWB (CN9).

2. REPLACING THE PRINTER UNIT

Install the printer unit in the reverse order of disassembly

CHAPTER 5.

REMOVING THE STANDARD DRAWER

1. REMOVING THE STANDARD DRAWER

1) Open the printer cover .

2) Remove the screw fixed on the drawer unit.

3) Stand the cabinet sideways as illustrated below, and remove

the drawer connector from the MAIN PWB (CN:5).

DRCN2

CN4CN5

2. REPLACING THE STANDARD DRAWER

UNIT

Install the standard drawer unit in the reverse order of removal.

The drawer top has the following holes with which the drawer position

can be changed.

CHAPTER 6.

EXPANSION RAM BOARD :

UP-S02MB/04MB

CAUTION: Before installation, be sure to turn off the power.

1) Open the ROM/RAM case .

2) Install the two spacers on the ROM/RAM PWB unit .

3) Connect the UP-S02MB/04MB to the ROM/RAM PWB unit

(CN:303)

NOTE: The UP-S02MB/S04MB has an electronic double layer ca-

pacitor (C21). When removing either memory board after

the machine was plugged in, use caution not to bring it

close to any conductor.

: Standard position

: Rear position

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