Casio QT-6000 Installation guide

Training manual
QT-6000
Smart Touch Terminal
October 2004

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QT-6000 Training Manual
Chapter 1 Hardware and Cable Specifications
Chapter 2 Loading the IPL Via CF Card and PC
& Setting up the In-line network
Chapter 3 Initialising the Terminal
Chapter 4 Memory Allocation
Chapter 5 Function Keys
Chapter 6 Setting up shared check tracking
Chapter 7 Setting up floating clerk interrupt
Chapter 8 Setting up printing & shared printing
Chapter 9 Setting up RF Communications
Chapter 10 New functions and features and Memory
Chapter 11 New Check Tracking & Interrupt functions
Chapter 12 Other new functions
Chapter 13 Customer File and Invoice number
Chapter 14 Downloading graphic logo’s bitmaps and sounds

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CHAPTER 1
HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
General Configuration Front View
General Configuration Back View

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QT-6000 Hardware Specification
QT-6000 Standard RAM is 32mb (16mb usable)
Flash Memory used for IPL data is 16mb
The In-Line system used is Ethernet
The Ethernet communications Board comes as standard when
purchasing the QT-6000 terminal
You can connect up to three external printers per terminal
You can connect up to two drawers

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Layout of Com ports on the QT-6000
As you can see from the diagram above there are 6 Com ports
These are used for the following tasks
Com Port 1 = PC / Modem
Com Port 2 = Scanner
Com Port 3 = Remote display
Com Port 4 = My Printer 1
Com Port 5 = My Printer 2
Com Port 6 = My Printer 3
In addition to the Com ports you can also find
Ethernet In-Line connector
Volume control switch
Two drawer connectors
An External Microphone connector
An External Speaker connector

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QT-6000 Optional extra’s
Card Swipe
Rear display
Dallas keys and lock

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QT-6000 In-Line (Ethernet)
Configuration 1
Terminal to Terminal (You must use a Hub)
Configuration 2
Multiple Terminals 10 BASE-T
Configuration 3
Multiple Terminals 100 BASE-T

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In-Line Maximum Configurations
You can have up to 12 terminals In-Line when using
floating check tracking or floating clerk interrupt.
You can have up to 32 terminals In-Line if you are not
using check tracking or clerk interrupt.
You can have a maximum of 8 Printers shared thought out
the Ethernet network.
All Terminals must always be connected to a hub
You must use the Netgear FS108 hub.
Note: will do not support the cross over cat-5 cable
between two terminals. When connecting more than one
terminal you must use a Hub.

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In-Line specifications and cable lengths
Wiring configuration for Cat-5
All Terminal need to be connected to the hub as shown below
Cat-5 Wiring diagram
This is how the cables should be wired and also the specification
of the cable which should be used

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Connecting printers
It is possible to have 3 printers per terminal if the terminals are
stand-alone and there is a maximum of 8 terminals for an In-line
situation
Supported Printers
Epson Thermal TM-88 / UP-350 / 360
Epson Dot Matrix TM-U210 / U-220 / UP-250
Printer wiring diagram
D Sub 9 Pin Female D Sub 25 Pin Male
3TXD RXD3
6DSR DTR20
8CTS RTS4
2RXD TXD2
4DTR DSR6
5SG SG7