Posiflex PD-2609UE User manual

Package Contents

 PD-2609UE customer display (x 1)

 Fixing screws (x 2)

 User manual (x 1)

Product Features

 Rear-mount VFD customer display for PS series POS terminal

 Green or blue screen filter

 Two-line display with 20 characters per line

 Large character size for easy viewing: 9.03 mm x 5.25 mm

 Various command emulation selectable by DIP switch: ADM, Aedex,

ESC/POS, Futaba, Noritake, UTC

 12 international character sets support

19460905010 Ver. Original

PD-2609UE

Rear-Mount Customer Display

User

Manual

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Views of the PD-2609UE

Front View

Rear View

LCD

USB Cable

Bracket with two Fixing Screw

DIP Switch Cover

USB Cable

Heat Dissipation Holes

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Mounting the PD-2609UE onto your POS Terminal

Please follow the below instructions to install the customer display onto your

POS terminal. During installation of PD-2609UE, do NOT power ON the

terminal.

1. Locate the USB ports on the top side

of your terminal. Then, remove the

cover, when necessary, to access the

USB port. In the example, USB

ports are found on the rear of the

POS terminal.

2. Take the customer display out of the

PD-2609UE package box. Hold the

display and make sure that its cable

is placed above the bracket mounted

onto the rear side of the display.

3. Align the USB cable of the display

with the USB port of your terminal.

4. Connect the USB cable of

PD-2609UE to the USB port on the

top side of your terminal.

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5. Take two screws out of the package

box. Insert the screws into the lower

row of screw holes as indicated by

the arrows.

6. While tightening the screws, leave

the screws loose enough to hold the

mounting bracket of the display as

shown in the figure.

7. By using a diagonal cutting nipper, break off the plastic tab off the rear

I/O cover which you removed from the POS terminal in the Step 1.

8. Align the two wedge tabs of the rear

I/O cover with the two wedged

portion of the rear plate of the

terminal.

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9. To keep the cable organized, tuck the extra cable into the I/O

compartment and thread the cable through the cable exit as shown in the

figure.

10. Press the back cover into place.

11. Hang the bracket onto the screws.

12. Slide it into position along the rail as the below figures show.

Cable Exit

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13. Tighten the screws by keeping

turning them clockwise.

14. Make sure that PD-2609UE is well

mounted onto the POS terminal.

Setting up the PD-2609UE for Virtual COM Port Mode

To have your POS terminal access PD-2609UE using virtual COM port,

it is required to configure the DIP switch settings and then install the

related virtual COM port drivers. Please follow the below instructions

to complete the configuration of DIP switch. As for the driver

installation, the details will be provided in the following section,

Installing the Virtual COM Driver for PD-2609UE.

1. Slide the cover of the DIP switch

on the rear of PD-2609UE.

2. Set DIP switch #1 and #2 to be

OFF.

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Installing the Virtual COM Driver for PD-2609UE

Before proceeding with the following instructions to install the virtual

COM driver on your POS terminal, you must determine whether the

DIP switch positions 1~2 is properly switched to OFF. If not, please go

through the previous section of Setting up the PD-2609UE for Virtual

COM Port Mode to complete the necessary DIP switch settings.

1. Connect the USB cable of PD-2609UE to your POS terminal.

2. Locate the “SA_PD_LM” folder from

the “Drivers” folder in the Local Disk

(C:) of your POS terminal.

3. You will find the “USB_VCOM”

folder and double click it.

4. Then double click the

“USB_VCOM_v519bx” folder.

5. In the folder, you will see some files.

Double click the PDF named USB

VCOM Drivers Installing Guide to

open.

6. Then, refer to this installation guide to complete the driver

installation.

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Adjusting the DIP Switch Settings for PD-2609UE

DIP Switch of PD-2609U, which is comprised of six electrical switches

located at the rear of the customer display, allows you to save your

preferences for USB class and emulation commands. The below figure

gives the list of four available combination of DIP switch settings for

your reference.

USB Class

DIP switch #1 and #2 are mainly responsible for deciding the interface

via which your POS terminal would interact with the customer display.

The below table describes four different combinations of DIP switch

settings supported by PD-2609UE for your reference.

Switch Position

USB Class

1

2

ON

USB Vendor Class

ON

OFF

USB HID Class

OFF

ON

Reserved

OFF

Virtual COM Port

Emulation Mode

A good range of commands emulation is also provided in PD-2609UE.

By setting up DIP switches from #3 to #6 in order according to the

below table, you may specify the type of command sets which your

pole display will emulate.

Switch Position

Emulation Mode

3

4

5

6

ON

OFF

UTC

ON

OFF

Aedex

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

Noritake (Default)

ON

OFF

Epson

OFF

ON

OFF

Futaba

OFF

ON

OFF

ADM

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Applicable Command Code

ADM Emulation Mode

Command Syntax: Control code [+ Data / Line #] [+ Carriage return]

Control Code

Function Description

Function Area

<0C>h

Clear Display

Line 1 + Line 2

<0D>h

Carriage Return

End of Command

<0E>h

Write Line 1

Line 1

<0F>h

Write Line 2

Line 2

<10>h

Write Decimal Point

Line 1

<1E>h

Write Field 1

Left 8 characters of Line 2

<1F>h

Write Field 2

Right 8 characters of Line 2

AEDEX Emulation Mode

Command Syntax: Attention code + Function code + Data + Carriage return

Notes:

 To send the standard Attention code in command mode, please use the

hexadecimal value of <21><23> to achieve the attempt.

Function Code

Function Description

Function Area

Data Length

1

Display top

Top row

Max. 20 characters

2

Display bottom

Bottom row

Max. 20 characters

4

On going scroll

Top row

Max. 60 characters

6

One time scroll

Top row

Max. 60 characters

7

Stop trapping

N.A.

No characters

8

Change attention code

N.A.

2 characters

9

Display whole area

Both rows

Max. 40 characters

EPSON Emulation Mode

Command Syntax: Hexadecimal Code

Name

Hex Code

Function Description

BS

08

Move cursor left

HT

09

Move cursor right

LF

0A

Move cursor down

HOM

0B

Move cursor to home position

CLR

0C

Clear display

CR

0D

Move cursor to leftmost position

CAN

18

Clear cursor line

US MD1

1F 01

Specify overwrite mode

US MD2

1F 02

Specify vertical scroll mode

US MD3

1F 03

Specify horizontal scroll mode

US LF

1F 0A

Move cursor up

US CR

1F 0D

Move cursor to rightmost position

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Name

Hex Code

Function Description

BS

08

Move cursor left

HT

09

Move cursor right

LF

0A

Move cursor down

HOM

0B

Move cursor to home position

CLR

0C

Clear display

CR

0D

Move cursor to leftmost position

CAN

18

Clear cursor line

US MD1

1F 01

Specify overwrite mode

US MD2

1F 02

Specify vertical scroll mode

US MD3

1F 03

Specify horizontal scroll mode

US $

1F 24 n m

Move cursor to specified position

US ,

1F 2C

Mark comma

US .

1F 2E

Mark period

US ;

1F 3B

Mark semicolon

US <

1F 3C

Clear mark

US E

1F 45 n

Select/Cancel display screen

blinking

US T

1F 54 h m

Set and display counter time

US X

1F 58 <0n>

Brightness adjustment

ESC %

1B 25 <0n>

Set/Cancel user-defined characters

ESC &

1B 26 addr x1 x2

x3 x4 x5

Define user-defined characters

ESC ?

1B 3F <0n>

Delete user-defined characters

US @

1F 40

Show firmware version

ESC =

1B 3D <0n>

Select peripheral device

ESC t

1B 74 <0n>

Disabling / Enabling Euro Dollar

Sign

n = 0, 13h

Disabling/Enabling Rupee Dollar

Sign

n= 0, 60h

US B

1F 42

Move cursor to bottom position

ESC @

1B 40

Initialize display

ESC R

1B 52 <0i>

International character set

US U

1F 55

Display counter time

Notes:

 After code page table 19 is selected, the Euro Dollar Sign is designated at code

<D5>h.

 After code page table 96 is selected, the Rupee Dollar Sign is designated at code

<60>h.

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FUTABA Emulation Mode

Command Syntax: Hexadecimal Code

Hex Code

Function Description

Hex Code

Function Description

1F

Reset

13

Cursor on

04 bb

Brightness control

14

Cursor off

1E 0p

Change font page

08

Back space

1C 0i

International character set

11 09

Horizontal tab

05 0D

Moving sign

12 09

Vertical scroll up

06 x1 x2

Change leading code

11 0A

Cursor up/down

01

Set pass through flag

12 0A

Line feed

x1 x2 02

Clear pass through flag

0D

Carriage return

10 pp

Digit select

NORITAKE Emulation Mode

Command Syntax: Hexadecimal Code

Hex Code

Function Description

Hex Code

Function Description

1B 49

Reset

1B 54 nn

Cursor blinking rate

0E

Clear

15

Cursor on

1B 4C bb

Bright control

16

Cursor off

1E 0p

Change font page

08

Back space

1C 0i

International character set

11 09

Horizontal tab

05 0D

Moving sign

12 09

Vertical scroll up

06 x1 x2

Change leading code

11 0A

Cursor up/down

01

Set pass through flag

12 0A

Line feed

x1 x2 02

Clear pass through flag

0C

Form feed

1B 48 pp

Digit select

0D

Carriage return

1B 43 ad x1~x5

User-defined graphics/fonts

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UTC Emulation Mode

Command Syntax: Hexadecimal Code

Mode

Name

Hex Code

Function Description

UTC PASS

THRU

MODE

1B 75 41 $ 0D

Top Line message

uB<CR>

1B 75 41 0D

1B 75 42 0D

Clear Display

<ESC>uB$<C

1B 75 42 $

Bottom line message

<ESC>uD$<

1B 75 44

Top line continuous

scrolling

<ESC>uE$

1B 75 45

Set/Display time

<ESC>uF$

1B 75 46

Top line 1 time scroll

<ESC>uH$

1B 75 48

Redefine graphic

1B 75 49 x 0D

Display fonts

<ESC>utcEx

1B 75 74 63 45 x

Change d mode

<ESC>utcFx

1B 75 74 63 46 x

Change RS mode

<ESC><RS>*

1B 1E*

Direct to pole mode

DIRECT TO

POLE MODE

<EOT>x

04 x

Brightness

<BS>

08

Back spacing

<HT>

09

Horizontal tab

<LF>

0A

Line feed

<CR>

0D

Carriage return

<DLE>

10

Display position

<DC1>

11

Normal display mode

<DC2>

12

Vertical Scroll mode

<DC3>

13

Cursor on

<DC4>

14

Cursor off

<CAN>

18

Clear to end of line

<EM>

19

Clear to end of

display

<SUB>x

1A x

Display fonts

<ESC>d*

1B 64*

Pass thru mode

<FS>

1C

Flashing text start

<GS>

1D

Flashing text end

<RS>

1E

Clear display

<US>

1F

Reset display

Notes:

 The “Mode” column specifies the specific mode applied to the commands.

Two modes are available: “P”(UTC pass thru mode) and “D”(Direct to

pole mode).

 The code marked with an asterisk (*) means that the code can be changed

by other command.

 The letter “x” represents a variable of which the length is 1 byte.

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International Character Sets

Hex code

Country

Hex Code

Country

0

USA

6

Italy

1

France

7

Spain

2

Germany

8

Japan

3

United Kingdom

9

Norway

4

Denmark I

A

Denmark II

5

Sweden

B

Ex-Jugoslavia

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Specifications

PD-2609UE

Display

VFD

Number of digits

20 digits/row, 2 rows

Dot Matrix

5 x 7 dots

Digit Height

9.03 mm

Digit Width

5.25 mm

Character color

Dark blue

Backlight color

Yellow green

Display Dimension

58 mm (H) x 197 mm (W) x 39.5 mm (D)

Case color

Black

Power Consumption

+5VDC, 800 mA

Environmental

Operating temperature: 0ºC ~ +40ºC

Operating humidity: 20% to 85%, non-condensing

Storage temperature: -10ºC ~ +60ºC

Storage humidity: 5% to 90%, non-condensing

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