AURES Odysse II User manual

U s e r Manua l
Feb ruar y 2011 Revision 1.0

Cop y ri ght 2011.
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T RAD E MARK
Inte l ®, Pent i um® and MMX a r e r eg i ste r ed t r adema r ks of Inte l ® Co r po r at i on. M i c r osoft®
and
r eg i ste r ed t r adema r k of EL O Touch Systems.

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S a f e t y
I MP O R TANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Rea d t hese ins t ruc t ions care f ully. Save t hese ins t ruc t ions f or f u t ure re f erence.
2. Follow all warnings and ins t ruc t ions marked on t he produc t .
3. Do no t use t his produc t near wa t er.
4. Do no t place t his produc t on an uns t able car t ,s t and,or t able.The produc t may f all,
causing serious damage t o t he produc t .
5. Slo t s and openings in t he cabine t and t he back or bo tt om are provided f or
ven t ila t ion ;t o ensure reliable opera t ion o f t he produc t and t o pro t ec t i t f rom
overhea t ing. These openings mus t no t be blocked or covered.The openings
should never be blocked by placing t he produc t on a bed, so f a, rug, or o t her
similar sur f ace.This produc t should never be placed near or over a radia t or or
hea t regis t er,or in a buil t- in ins t alla t ion unless proper ven t ila t ion is provided.
6. This produc t should be opera t ed f rom t he t ype o f power indica t ed on t he marking
label.I f you are no t sure o f t he t ype o f power available, consul t your dealer or
local power company.
7. Do no t allow any t hing t o res t on t he power cord. Do no t loca t e t his produc t where
persons will walk on t he cord.
8. Never push objec t s o f any kind in t o t his produc t t hrough cabine t slo t s as t hey
may t ouch dangerous vol t age poin t s or shor t ou t par t s t ha t could resul t in a f ire
or elec t ric shock.Never spill liquid o f any kind on t he produc t .
FCC
Th i s dev i ce co mp li es w i th pa r t 15 of the FCC r u l es. Ope r at i on i s sub j ect to the fo ll ow i ng
two cond i t i ons:
( 1 ) Th i s dev i ce may not cause ha r mfu l i nte r fe r ence
( 2 ) Th i s dev i ce must accept any i nte r fe r ence r ece i ved, i nc l ud i ng i nte r fe r ence that may
cause undes ir ed ope r at i on.
CE Mark
Th i s dev i ce comp li es w i th the r equ ir ements of the EEC d ir ect i ve
2004/108/EC with regard to Ŗ Electromagnetic compatibility ŗ and 2006/95/EC
Ŗ Low Voltage Directive ŗ .

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C a u t ion on Li t hiu m Ba tt e ries
Dange r of e xp l os i on i f batte r y i s i nco rr ect l y r ep l aced. Rep l ace on l y w i th the sa me o r
equ i va l ent type r ecommended by the manufactu r e r . D i sca r d used batte ri es acco r d i ng to
the manufacturer ř s instructions.
L EGISLATION AND WEEE SY MBOL
2002/96/ E C Was t e Elec t rical a nd Elec t ronic Equip men t Direc t ive on t he t rea t men t ,
collec t ion, recycling and disposal o f elec t ric and elec t ronic devices and t heir
componen t s.
The c r ossed dustb i n symbo l on the dev i ce means that i t shou l d not be d i sposed of w i th
othe r househo l d wastes at the end of i ts wo r k i ng li fe. Instead, the dev i ce shou l d be taken to
the waste co ll ect i on cent r es fo r act i vat i on of the t r eatment, co ll ect i on, r ecyc li ng and
d i sposa l p r ocedu r e.
To p r event poss i b l e ha r m to the env ir onment o r human hea l th f r om uncont r o ll ed waste
d i sposa l , p l ease sepa r ate th i s f r om othe r types of wastes and r ecyc l e i t r espons i b l y to
p r omote the susta i nab l e r euse of mate ri a l r esou r ces.
Househo l d use r s shou l d contact e i the r the r eta il e r whe r e they pu r chased th i s p r oduct, o r
the ir l oca l gove r nment off i ce, fo r deta il s of whe r e and how they can take th i s i tem fo r
env ir onmenta ll y safe r ecyc li ng.
Bus i ness use r s shou l d contact the ir supp li e r and check the te r ms and cond i t i ons of the
pu r chase cont r act.
Th i s p r oduct shou l d not be m i xed w i th othe r comme r c i a l wastes fo r d i sposa l .

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T ab l e o f Con t en t s
1. I t e m C hecklis t .............................................................................................. 7
1.1. Standa r d Ite m s............................................................................................ 7
1.2. Opt i ona l Items ............................................................................................. 7
2. Sys t em Vie w................................................................................................. 9
2.1. F r ont & S i de v i e w......................................................................................... 9
2.2. Rea r v i ew .................................................................................................... 9
2.3. Ｉ /O v i ew................................................................................................... 10
3. Peripherals Ins t alla t ion ............................................................................. 11
3.1. MSR ...........................................................................................................11
3.2. Cash D r awe r Insta ll at i on............................................................................ 12
3.3. VFD Custome r D i sp l ay.............................................................................. 14
3.4. Second D i sp l ay Insta ll at i on........................................................................ 16
4. RAID............................................................................................................ 19
4.1. Int r oduct i on................................................................................................ 19
4.2. Jumpe r Sett i ngs......................................................................................... 20
4.3. Sett i ng RAID 1 Mode................................................................................. 20
4.4. C l ea ri ng RAID 1 Mode............................................................................... 21
4.5. Updat i ng f r om non RAID to RAID 1 ........................................................... 21
5. Sys t em Disassembly................................................................................. 22
5.1. Rep l ace HDD............................................................................................. 22
5.2. Insta ll second HDD.................................................................................... 23
5.3. Rep l ace I/O Boa r d..................................................................................... 24
5.4. Rep l ace CD - ROM...................................................................................... 25
5.5. Rep l ace Powe r Supp l y .............................................................................. 26
5.6. Rep l ace Memo r y & CPU............................................................................ 27
5.7. Remove Mothe r boa r d................................................................................ 28
5.8. Remove the Inve r te r Boa r d........................................................................ 30
5.9. Remove the Touch Pane l ........................................................................... 31
6. Jumper Se tt ings......................................................................................... 32
6.1. Ma i n Boa r d Layout..................................................................................... 32
6.2. Jumpe r Sett i ngs fo r Ma i n Boa r d................................................................. 33
6.3. Connecto r s Locat i on.................................................................................. 36
6.4. Connecto r s Def i n i t i on ................................................................................ 37

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7.
De f a ul t BI O S Se tt ings................................................................................ 38
7.1. BI OS Setup Ut ili t y...................................................................................... 38
7.2. Sta r t i ng the BIOS Setup............................................................................. 38
7.3. When a P r ob l e m Occu r s............................................................................ 38
7.4. BIOS Ma i n Menu ....................................................................................... 39
8. BIOS Upda t ing Procedure......................................................................... 41
Appendix A : Speci f ica t ion................................................................................ 42
Appendix B : Di mensional Drawings ............................................................... 44
Appendix C : Drivers Ins t alla t ion ..................................................................... 46
Appendix D : Cus t omer Display Command Se tt ings...................................... 47

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1 . I t e m C heck li s t
Ta ke the syste m un i t out of the ca r ton. Remove the un i t f r om the ca r ton by ho l d i ng i t by the
foam i nse r ts. The fo ll ow i ng contents shou l d be found i n the ca r ton:
1.1. Standa r d Ite m s
a. Powe r Co r d
1.2. Opt i ona l Items
a. Magnet i c Ca r d Reade r b. i Button Da ll as Key Reade r
c. Magnet i c Ca r d +
i Button Da ll as Key Reade r d. RFID Reade
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e. B i o met ri c Reade r ( f i nge r p ri nt ) f. Custome r D i sp l ay ( V FD )
g. 2nd D i sp l ay

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2 . Sys t e m V i e w
2.1. F r ont & S i de v i e w
2.2.Rea r v i ew

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2.3. Ｉ / O v i e w

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3 . Pe ri phe r a l s I ns t a ll a ti on
Opt i ona l pe ri phe r a l s (r efe r to page 7 - 8 ) a r e tested and can be supp li ed at you r r equest.
The M S R and VFD custome r d i sp l ay a r e packed sepa r ate l y fo r t r anspo r tat i on and can be
i nsta ll ed by the use r .
3.1. M S R
a. Remove the sc r ews ( 2 ) of the MSR
dummy doo r . b. S
li de the MSR dummy doo r out as
shown i n the p i ctu r e.
c. S li de the MSR i nto pos i t i on. d. Fasten i t to the d i sp l ay hous i ng by
t i ghten i ng the sc r ews ( 2 ) .

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3.2. Ca sh D r awe r Insta ll at i on
You can i nsta ll a cash d r a we r th r ough the cash d r awe r po r t. P l ease ve ri fy the p i n
ass i gn ment befo r e i nsta ll at i on.
3.2.1. Cas h D rawer Pin Assign men t
3.2.2. Cash Drawer Con t roller Regis t er
The Cash D r awe r Cont r o ll e r use one I/ O add r esses to cont r o l the Cash D r awe r .
Regis t er Loca t ion :
48Ch
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B i t 7: Re se r ved
Bit 6: Cash Drawer ŖDIN bit0ŗpin input status.
= 1: the Cash D r awe r c l osed o r no Cash D r awe r
= 0: the Cash D r awe r opened
B i t 5: Rese r ved
B i t 4: Rese r ved
Bit 3: Cash Drawer Ŗ DOUT bit1 ŗ pin output control.
= 1: Open i ng the Cash D r awe r
= 0: A ll ow c l ose the Cash D r awe r
Bit 2: Cash Drawer Ŗ DOUT bit0 ŗ pin output control.
= 1: Open i ng the Cash D r awe r
= 0: A ll ow c l ose the Cash D r awe r
B i t 1: Rese r ved
B i t 0: Rese r ved
Note: P l ease fo ll ow the Cash D r awe r cont r o l s i gna l des i gn to cont r o l the Cash
D r awe r .
3.2.3. Cas h D rawer Con t rol Co mmand Example
Use Debug.EXE p
r og r a m unde r DOS o r W i ndows98
Command Cash Drawer
O 48C 04 Open i ng
O 48C 00 A ll ow to c l ose
� Set the I/O address 48Ch bit2 =1 for opening Cash Drawer by Ŗ DOUT
bit0 ŗ pin control.
� Set the I/O add r ess 48Ch b i t2 = 0 fo r a ll ow c l ose Cash D r awe r .
Command Cash Drawer
I 48C Check status
� The I/O add r ess 48Ch b i t6 =1 mean the Cash D r awe r i s opened o r not
ex i st.
� The I/O add r ess 48Ch b i t6 =0 mean the Cash D r awe r i s c l osed.

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3.3. V F D Cu sto me r D i sp l ay
a. Re mo ve the sc r ews ( 2 ) of the V FD
dummy doo r . b. S
li de the VFD dummy doo r out.
c. Remove the sc r ews ( 2 ) of the CPU
RAM doo r . d. S
li de the CPU RAM doo r out.
e. Pass the VFD cab l e th r ough the ho l e as
shown
i n the p i ctu r e. f. C
li ck both s i des of the VFD assemb l y
i nto the pos i t i on as shown i n the p i ctu r e.

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g.
Tu r n the a sse mb l y ove r and f i x the M S R
to the CPU RAM doo r w i th the fou r
sc r ews ( 4 ) supp li ed w i th the MSR.
h. Connect the VFD cab l e to the connecto r
as shown.
i . S li de the CPU r am doo r i nto pos i t i on. j . Fasten the CPU r am doo r to the LCD
hous i ng by t i ghten i ng the sc r ews ( 2 ) .

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3.4. Se cond D i sp l ay Insta ll at i on
To In sta ll the Second D i sp l ay, f ir st r e move the back cove r of the system ( see chapte r 3.3
steps a, b, c, and d ) . Remove the base cove r and the ha r d d i sk/aux ili a r y fan t r ay ( see
chapte r 4.1 steps a - b, and chapte r 4.3 step a. )
a. � 2
nd
D i sp l ay, � V GA Cab l e, � fe rri te co r e
and � powe r extende r cab l e. Fo r eas i e r
assemb l y, connect � VGA Cab l e to � powe r
extende r cab l e by the fou r- p i n
connecto r( ma r ked by ye ll ow c ir c l es ) .
b.Rea r V i ew of 2
nd
D i sp l ay and the g r oove
fo r cab l e management.
c.P r ess the VGA cab l e f ir m l y a l ong the g r oove
and beh i nd the cab l e hook. Connect the
VGA cab l e as shown i n the p i ctu r e.
d.Route the cab l e th r ough the ho l e of the
back cove r .

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e.In
sta ll the fe rri te co r e a r ound the V GA
cab l e and c l ose i t.
f. F i nd the spa r e Ma l e connecto r of the
po we r cab l e r out i ng f r om the system.
Connect i t to the fema l e connecto r of
cab l e � .
g.The p i ctu r e shows the l ocat i on of the
mothe r boa r d VGA connecto r . See be l ow
fo r the co rr ect way to connect the cab l e.

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N O T E :
Conne ct the b l ack 10 p i n connecto r to the mothe r boa r d V GA connecto r , tak i ng ca r e that the
b l ack a rr ow ( h i gh li ghted i n b l ue ) on the connecto r i s i n the co r ne r ma r k i ng w i th ye ll ow c ir c l e
and a rr ow.
The r ea r LCD assemb l y w ill be ava il ab l e i n W i ndows as a seconda r y d i sp l ay & the desktop
can then be e i the r m irr o r ed o r extended onto i t. Th i s sett i ng can be cont r o ll ed v i a e i the r the
W i ndows d i sp l ay sett i ngs o r the Inte l g r aph i cs p r ope r t i es, both of wh i ch can be accessed v i a
Cont r o l Pane l .

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4 . RA I D
4.1.Int r odu ct i on
The Od yssé II i s equ i pped w i th a ha r dwa r e R AID 1 ca r d that hand l es a ll RAID ope r at i ons
auto mat i ca ll y.
No d ri ve r s a r e r equ ir ed to use RAID, but the HDDs i n the system need to be i n i t i a li zed to
set RAID 1 mode ( see chapte r 4.3 ) .
The RAID boa r d i s l ocated at the back of the HDD enc l osu r e.

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4.2. Ju mpe r Sett i ngs
Mode
J P1 JP2
Comment
RAID 1
RAID 1 ( m irr o ri ng )
Th i s i s the defau l t sett i ng
See chapte r 4.3
C l ea r RAID C
l ea r RAID sett i ng f r om HDD.
See chapte r 4.4
4.3.Sett i ng RAID 1 Mode
In o r de r to wo r k i n RAID 1 mode, the HDDs must f ir st be i n i t i a li zed by w ri t i ng spec i a l RAID
i nfo r mat i on i n a r ese r ved a r ea of the HDDs.
In i t i a li zat i on to RAID 1 Mode can on l y be set w i th t w oHDDs i nsta ll ed i nto the system. You
can not set RAID 1 mode w i th on l y one HDD. Howeve r , afte r you have i n i t i a li zed the HDDs,
you can, i f you w i sh, r emove one HDD, but you w ill l ose the benef i t of hav i ng a m irr o r
i mage of the data on the second HDD.
To set RAID 1 mode, p r oceed as fo ll ows:
a. Check the RAID boa r d j umpe r s JP1 and JP2 and ensu r e that they a r e set to RAID 1
mode ( see chapte r 4.2 )
b. Inse r t two new HDDs, o r two used HDDs that have not been i n i t i a li zed to RAID 1
befo r e.
Note : i f one o r both of you r HDDs have a lr eady been i n i t i a li zed, you need to c l ea r
the R AID 1 mode f r om the HDDs f ir st. See chapte r 4.4 fo r deta il s.
c. P r ess the i n i t i a li zat i on button and tu r n on the system powe r .
Wa i t 3 seconds then r e l ease the button
d. Check the sc r een as the system sta r ts. It w ill i dent i fy the HDDs as
H ardware RAID1 0957