AVE ATM Interface TCPIP232 User manual

February 2013
ATM TCP/IP Interface
Stand alone or with VSSI-Pro/VSI-Pro/VSI-Pro MAX
POS TCP/IP Interface
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OPERATION MANUAL

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TCPIP232
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CONTENTS
BOOTMENU.................................................................................................................................5
ITCPIP232ATM/POS...................................................................................................................7
TCPIP232Connections.................................................................................................................7
TCPIP232HardwareConfiguration.............................................................................................9
TCPIP232Setups...........................................................................................................................10
StandAloneSetup.............................................................................................................10
TCP/IPSETTINGS.............................................................................................................10
INFORMATIONSETTINGS...............................................................................................11
INTERFACESETTING.......................................................................................................11
TIMESYNCSETTINGS....................................................................................................12
SENSE.............................................................................................................................12
TRANSACTIONALARM.....................................................................................................12
FILTERTYPE......................................................................................................................12
WATCHDOGTIMER...........................................................................................................12
TCPIP232Connecting DiagramandSetting .........................................................................14
TCPIP232ConnectingwithATM..............................................................................14
TCPIP232 Connecting withPrinter..........................................................................16
TCPIP232ConnectingwithNCRACS........................................................................18
TCPIP232ConnectingDiagram with FilterTypeSettingasDUMP.......................20
TCPIP232Connecting withCashRegister Express(CRE)....................................25
TCPIP232 Connectingwith GilbracoPassport.....................................................30
TCPIP232 Connectingwith INFOGENESIS.........................................................32
TCPIP232 Connectingwith DIGISM 5500...............................................................34
TCPIP232MicrosVSS3700UDPInterface................................................................................36
TCPIP232MicrosVSS3700 Connections................................................................................36
TCPIP232MicrosVSS3700 Hardware Configuration............................................................37
TCPIP232MicrosVSS3700Setups............................................................................................38
IPAddress/SubnetMask/Gate Way/Port.................................................................38
TXBaudrate...................................................................................................................38
OutputType....................................................................................................................38
WorkstationsSettings.................................................................................................38
VSSI-ProSetup.............................................................................................................................40
VSI-ProandVSI-ProMaxSetup................................................................................................41
IPADDRESSSetup......................................................................................................................41
INFORMATIONDISPLAYSetup.................................................................................................42
TCPIP232LEDIndicators...........................................................................................................42
AVERS485Network.....................................................................................................................42
Cablesand PinAssignments......................................................................................................42
FirmwareUpdate..........................................................................................................................44
TCPIP232Testing.........................................................................................................................46
Warranty..........................................................................................................................................47
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FIGURES
Figure1:StandAloneConnection...............................................................................................7
Figure2:VSSI-ProInterface........................................................................................................7
Figure3:VSI-ProorVSI-Pro Max Interface..............................................................................8
Figure4:AVERS485NetworkInterface.....................................................................................8
Figure5:TCPIP232Silkscreen(Left Corner Back).................................................................9
Figure6:ATM StandAloneTappingModeConnection.........................................................14
Figure7:ATM StandAloneMirror Mode Connection............................................................14
Figure8:ATM with RS485 Network Interface..........................................................................14
Figure9:PrinterStandAloneTapping ModeConnection...................................................16
Figure10:Printerstandalonemirrormodeconnection.......................................................16
Figure11:PrinterwithRS485NetworkInterface....................................................................16
Figure12:NCRACS StandAlone TappingModeConnection...........................................18
Figure13:NCRACS Stand SloneMirrorMode Connection...............................................18
Figure14:NCRACSwithRS485NetworkInterface...............................................................18
Figure15:ATM Dump DataTappingMode Connection.......................................................20
Figure16:ATMDumpDataMirrorModeConnection.............................................................20
Figure17:PrinterDumpDataTappingModeConnection...................................................20
Figure18:Printer Dump DataMirrorMode Connection.....................................................20
Figure19: Cash Register Express Tapping Mode Connection......................................25
Figure 20: Cash Register Express Mirror Mode Connection.........................................25
Figure21: Cash Register Express Client Server SettingRS485 NetworkInterface.....26
Figure22: GilbracoPassportStandSloneTapping Mode Connection...........................30
Figure 23: Gilbraco Passport StandAlone Mirror Mode Connection...........................30
Figure24:GilbracoPassportwith RS485 Network Interface..............................................30
Figure25:INFO GENESISStandAloneTappingModeConnection.................................32
Figure26: INFO GENESISStandAlone MirrorMode Connection....................................32
Figure27: INFOGENESIS with RS485 Network Interface...............................................32
Figure28:DIGISM 5500StandAloneTappingModeConnection.....................................34
Figure29:DIGISM 5500 StandAlone Mirror ModeConnection.........................................34
Figure 30: DIGISM 5500 with RS485 Network Interface..................................................34
Figure 31: TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700 and Micros Workstation Connection..........36

BOOT MENU
TCPIP232 is able to select upon boot u p to the “TCPIP232 ATM/POS” , “VSS 3700” or
“UPDATEFIRMWARE” byconnecting thePC/DVR cable(021-037-SF).Theconnects from
theTCPIP232 adapterto yourlaptop.Power upthe TCPIP232RS-232Portand yourlaptop
andrunaserial communications program like HyperTerminal at baudrate19200,n,81with
VT100 emulation. Press ESC key (1BH) , [ (5Bh) and S (53H) to enter to the BOOT Menu.
Youwillsee thefollowing“Boot Menu”.
NOTE : When entering into the TCPIP232 VSS 3700 Main Menu while booting the
system if TCPIP232 starts or is listening to a UDP message you can not enter
programming mode until reboot the system again. Therefore disconnect all LAN
cables from the TCPIP232 prior to entering the Boot Menu.
PresstheArrow “UP”or “Down” to move thecursorto the proper menu andtoselect
Pressthe “Enter” key toselect.
TCPIP232 ATM/POS
SelecttheTCPIP232ATM/POSoperating mode by waitinguntiltheCopy
rightmessageappears as below. You will thenbeready to use the
TCPIP232ATM/POS. (refer to page 7 for operations and programming
details)
BOOT MENU
- TCPIP232ATM/POS
- VSS 3700
-UPDATEFIRMWARE
Copyright 2013 byA.V.E. Thailand
TCPIP232 V400R23B1 Feb 14 2013
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VSS 3700
By selecting the VSS 3700 you will enter to the VSS 3700 operating mode.
Waitfor theTCPIP232to reboot and showthemessageas below.You will thenbereadyto
use the TCPIP232 for the Micros VSS 3700 UDP Interface. (refer to page 36 for operation
andprogrammingdetails)
TCPIP232 Micros VSS 3700
Listening 192.168.2.233 Port 12345
UPDATE FIRMWARE
To enter to the TCPIP232 UPDATE FIRMWARE mode refer to page 44)
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TCPIP232 Connections
1. Stand Alone with Digital Video Recorder
Thisconnectionwill inteface directlytoa DVR which supportsTextInsertion.This in-
sertion will interface via RS232C from TCPIP232 rear panel.DVR RS232 communication
settingtobe baudrate19200,N,8,1FlowcontrolNONE.SoPleaseconsultyourDVRmanual
orcontacttheDVRmanufacturer.TheTCPIP232 is programmedbya laptop.
TCPIP232 ATM/POS
TheTCPIP232InterfaceisdesignedtocaptureATMorPOStransactionsonaEthernet
LAN system and then convert captrued transactions to a serial port to interface with VSSI-
Pro(ATMSynchronous Serial Interface), VSI-Pro Max orVSI-Protooverlay the text on the
video and export the data in formatedASCII to other devices like a DVR. It also allows full
programmingof the TCPIP232 viaon-screeninterative menu oftheabove devices.
Whenused standaloneor connectedtoaDVR, programmingisdonevia anylaptop running
HyperTerminal or other communications program. Default is MDI/MDIX but can be jumper
configuredforTaporMirrorModes.
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Figure 2. VSSI-Pro Interface
RS-232
Figure 1. Stand Alone Connection
ATM
Camera
Rounter/Network
Switcher
CAT-5
CAT-5
Video Coaxial
Video Coaxial
Serial
DVR
TCPIP232
Monitor
RS-232
CAT5 LAN
2. VSSI-Pro Interface
The VSSI-Pro also supports text insertion and programmable gray scale and back-
groundof textinsertion.Usersareable todefine theATMIPAddressviaOnscreenprogram-
mingon VSSI-ProMenu.

3. VSI-Pro or VSI-Pro Max Interface
TheVSI-Pro and VSI-ProMaxsupportsTextInsertionand programmablegrayscale
and background of text inesertion and can be programmed via the Onscreen display for
settingtheATMor POS IP in addition to PC Programming of both units.
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4. AVE RS485 Network Interface
TheAVE RS485 Network is a text and information streaming solution that connects
multiple devices via an RS485 port. There are Master and Slave units forAVE RS485 Net-
worksolution.TheMasterunitisused forpollingthedataof theslavedeviceandsending the
textand information(Alarm,TimeandDate)steaming totheDVR thatsupportsAVERS485
networksolution commonlycalledthe VSI-ADDprotocol.
Camera VideoIN
VideoOUT
ATM
RS232Output
CAT-5 CAT-5
DVR
VSI-Pro/MAX
TCPIP232
Figure 3. VSI-Pro or VSI-Pro Max Interface
Figure 4. AVE RS485 Network Interface
CAM1
CAM1-4INPUT
CAT-5
CAM2
CAT-5
CAM3
CAT-5
CAM4
CAT-5
RS485
RS232
TCPIP232 TCPIP232
TCPIP232TCPIP232
DVR Hydra/VSI-ProMAX Master

TCPIP232 Hardware Configuration:
TCPIP232 hardware operation depends on your network connection. TCPIP232 is
ableto operate with HUBandNetwork Switcher.Thereare 2 hardware configurations:
1. Mirror Mode
ThisMode supports HUBandProgrammable Network Switchers.Theuser needs to
provideaportforTCPIP232tocaptureATMtransactionsontheHUBandneedstomirrorthe
ATMLAN portforTCPIP232porttocapture data.Thiskind of switcher wecalled “program-
mablenetwork switcher”.
2. Tapping Mode
TheTappingmodesupportsHUBandTypicalNetworkSwitcher.TapppingModecap-
tures ATM transactions by tapping receiving data at the ATM or POS only. So HUB and
Switch will not see TCPIP232 as a network device. see Figure 6
Figure 5. TCPIP232 Silkscreen (Left Corner Back)
Tapping Mode Setup. (This is a defualt from manufacturer)
1. Open JP15,JP16
2. JP6 Close 1-2,3-4,5-6,11-12
3. JP18 and JP19 Close 1-2
Mirror Mode Setup
1. Close JP15, JP16
2. JP6 Close 1-2,3-4,5-6,11-12
3. JP18 and JP19 Close 2-3
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Theusermust be carefultounplug the LAN cablefromtheATMorPOS.TheATM or
POShas theprotection whenthereis nocomunication betweenthe ATMandHostServer in
limitedtime yourATMwill be offlineautomatically. Thisperoid is calledthe“ATMTimeOut’.
Thistime out dependsonyourATMsystem.It is approximately6-10seconds.
Stand Alone Setup
ConnectthePC/DVR cable (021-037-SF) whichcomesfrom the TCPIP232 adapter
toyour laptop. Power upyourTCPIP232 and your laptopandrun serial programlikeHyper
Terminalat baudrate 19200,n,81withVT100emulation. Press ESCkey(1BH), [ (5Bh) and
P(50H) to entertotheMain Menu.
TCPIP232 Setups
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TCPIP232 SETUP
*TCP/IPSETTINGS
-INFORMATIONSETTINGS
-INTERFACESETTINGS
-TIMESYNC SETTINGS
- SENSE AUTO
- TRANSACTIONALARM OFF
-FILTERTYPE ATM
-WATCHDOGTIMER ON
-EXIT
TCP/IP SETTINGS
IP ADDRESSP ADDRESS
TheIPaddress will be thesameastheATM or POS machine.
DESTINATION PORT
Portnumberofdestination 0 to 65535.
EXIT Exitto mainmenu.
TCPIP SETTING
* IPADDRESS 192.168.0.0
-DESTINATIONPORT ANY
-EXIT
PresstheArrowkey to movethecursor or change theconfigurationsPress the Enterkeyto
selector save theconfigurations.