Bematech SB9015F Installation guide

One Blue Hill Plaza, Sixteeth Floor, PO Box 1546

Pearl River, NY 10965

1-800-PC-AMERICA, 1-800-722-6374

(Voice) 845-920-0800 (Fax) 845-920-0880

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Bematech SB-9015F Installation Guide

This document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up your Bematech system, which contains

the following components: the SB-9015 Terminal, either the Bematech LV 3000U Virtual Pole Display or

Bematech LV 4000U Virtual Pole Display, either the 14481 (Black) or 14480 (White) Bematech Cash

Drawer, the Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer, MSR and the Bematech Aguila S-500 Barcode Scanner

with USB cable connection (P/N: 171-100301-200).

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Table of Contents

 Hardware Ports

 Powering on the Terminal

 Connecting the Bematech Aguila S-500 Barcode Scanner

 Installing Microsoft POS for .NET

 Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer – Driver Installation

 Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer – Hardware Connection

 Bematech Cash Drawer – Hardware Connection

 Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer – Device Configuration

 Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer – Configuration in CRE/RPE

 LV 3000U Virtual Pole Display – USB Driver Installation

 LV 3000U Virtual Pole Display – Hardware Connection

 LV 3000U Virtual Pole Display – Monitor Configuration

 LV 3000U Virtual Pole Display – Enabling the Device in CRE/RPE

 Creating the Common Images Folder

 Configuring the Pole Display

 Sample Pole Display Screens

 Troubleshooting the Virtual Pole Display

 LV 4000U Virtual Pole Display – Hardware Connection

 LV 4000U Virtual Pole Display - USB Driver Installation

 LV 4000U Virtual Pole Display – Monitor Configuration

 LV 4000U Virtual Pole Display – Enabling the Device in CRE/RPE

 Installing the MSR

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Hardware Ports

DC IN:

AC Power

CF Port:

Open

COM2:

Open

Cash Drawer

Port:

Open – Cash Drawer will connect to the back

of the MP-4200TH thermal printer.

USB0:

Keyboard (Optional)

USB3:

Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer

USB1:

Bematech LV 3000U Virtual pole display

USB4:

Bematech Aguila S-500 Barcode Scanner

LAN1:

Internet will connect here (cat5E, Ethernet

Connection)

VGA:

Open

LAN2:

Internet will connect here (cat5E, Ethernet

Connection)

LPT:

Open

COM1:

Open

Note: Please leave all devices disconnected until directed to do otherwise.

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Powering on the Terminal

To power on the terminal, follow these steps.

1. Insert end 1 of cable 1 into end 2 of cable 2.

2. Insert end 2 of cable 1 into a power outlet.

3. Plug end 1 of cable 2 into the SB-9015 (DC IN port).

4. Press the power button.

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Connecting the Bematech Aguila S-500 Barcode Scanner

Connect the USB cable protruding from the base of the handle and connect it to an available USB port on

your computer (USB4).

Note: This barcode scanner requires the USB cable with the part number of: 171-100301-200.

Note: If any configuration is required for this device please contact Bematech directly.

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Installing Microsoft POS for .NET

The installer for Microsoft POS for .NET can be downloaded at:

 http://download2.pcamerica.com/drivers/POS_for_.Net.exe

1. Run the installer and select Install.

2. Enter a User Name and Organization and select Next.

3. Select Accept.

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4. Select Typical and then Next.

5. Select Install.

6. Select Finish.

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Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer – Driver Installation

The driver for the can be downloaded from:

 http://download2.pcamerica.com/drivers/7/Manufacturer/Bematech/Bematech_MP-

4200TH_Driver.zip

1. Select Next.

2. Select the installation destination then select Next.

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3. Select the start menu folder then select Next.

4. Select Next.

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5. Select Install.

6. We can now connect the cash drawer to the printer and

the printer to the computer.

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Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer – Hardware Connection

In order to set up the MP-4200TH and connect it to the computer, you must have the following cables:

Follow these steps:

1. Insert end 1 of cable 1 into end 2 of cable 2.

2. Insert end 2 of cable 1 into a power outlet.

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3. Insert end 1 of cable 2 into the DC IN port on the back of the MP-4200TH Thermal Printer.

4. Insert end 2 of cable 3 into USB Port on the back of the MP-4200TH Thermal Printer.

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Bematech Cash Drawer – Hardware Connection

The Bematech Cash Drawer can be connected to the back of the MP-4200TH Thermal Printer in the Cash

Drawer Port. Follow the steps below to connect it:

1. Take the cable protruding from the back of the cash

drawer.

2. Plug that cable into the Cash Drawer Port on the

back of the printer.

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Bematech MP-4200TH Thermal Printer – Device Configuration

1. Select OK.

2. Select Finish.

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3. Highlight any printer listed under the Printer tab (i.e. LR3000) and select Remove.

4. Highlight any cash drawer listed under the CashDrawer tab (i.e. LR3000CD) and select Remove.

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5. Select the Printer tab then select New.

6. Use the dropdown next to Model to select the MP4200TH

option.

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7. Use the dropdown next to Port Type to select the USB

option.

8. Use the dropdown next to Use Virtual to select the COM

port that is being used by the printer.

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To check which COM port is being used by the printer we must open the Device Manager:

 At the desktop select Start then right-click on Computer and select Manage.

 Select Device Manager then open the hive next to Ports (COM & LPT).

 The COM port selected in the configuration window should match the COM port number next to Logic Controls Virtual Serial

for LR3K Printers.

9. Select OK.

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10. The printer has now been added.

11. Select the CashDrawer tab.

12. Select New.

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13. Use the dropdown next to To Printer to select the

MP4200TH.

14. Optionally enter a Device Name.

15. Enter 100 for Pulse ON time.

16. Use the dropdown next to Pin Low Meaning to select

Open.

17. The cash drawer has now been added.

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