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Package Contents
PD-2610UE customer display……...(x1)
System back cover for 2
nd
display….(x1)
Fixing screw (#6/32-18L)…………..(x2)
User manual………………………...(x1)
Driver download sheet……………...(x1)
Product Features
Rear-mount VFD customer display for RT series POS terminal
Blue or green 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
Views of the PD-2610UE
Front View
Rear View
PD-2610UE
Rear-Mount Customer Display
User Manual
Display
USB Cable
Vents
Vents
DIP Switch Cover
Bracket with two Fixing Screw Holes
19460907010 Ver. A0
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Mounting the PD-2610UE onto your POS Terminal
Please follow the below instructions to install the customer display onto your
RT-series POS terminal. During installation of PD-2610UE, do NOT power
ON the terminal.
1. Lay the terminal with its rear facing towards you and
tilt the screen all the way down.
2. (1) Hold down the release levers at the bottom of the system back cover
and then (2) pulling the cover upwards.
3. Remove the back cover from your RT-series
terminal.
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2
Remove
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4. Pull upwards and remove the top neck cover from the customer display.
5. Remove the bottom neck cover from the
customer display.
6. Remove the 3M outer tape from the waterproof
rubber cover on the Bracket of the display.
7. Insert the two wedge portions of the display bracket into the wedged
grooves of the rear side of the terminal.
Remove
Pull
Remove
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8. Check whether the two screw holes of wedge portions of the display
bracket align with the two screw holes of the display rear-mount part of the
terminal.
9. Fix the customer display to the RT-series terminal with two screws (#6/32-
18L).
10. Place your RT-series terminal screen facing the table.
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11. Pull the customer display backwards to the end.
12. Align the two protruding wedges of the bottom neck cover with the two
long wedge holes of the display bracket. The two wide gliding tracks on the
outsides of the bottom neck cover face the customer display.
13. Insert the two protruding wedges of the bottom neck cover into the two
long wedge holes of the display bracket, and push the bottom neck cover
toward the base stand of the terminal.
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14. Pull the customer display downwards to the end.
15. Combine the top neck cover with the bottom neck cover by gliding down
the top neck cover along the gliding tracks on the outsides of the bottom
neck cover.
16. Connect the USB cable of PD-2610UE to the USB header of your terminal.
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17. Push the display of your terminal forward to the end
and make the display perpendicular to the base stand.
18. Place the system back cover for 2
nd
display, attached with package contents.
Make sure it is well locked into place with a click sound.
19. Make sure that PD-2610UE is well mounted onto the
RT-series POS terminal.
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Installing the Virtual COM Driver for PD-2610UE
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-2610UE for Virtual COM Port Mode
to complete the necessary DIP switch settings.
1. Connect the USB cable of PD-2610UE to your POS terminal.
2. Please visit Posiflex official website (http://www.posiflex.com/en-
global/Download/download) to download the virtual COM driver.
3. Then, follow the step-by-step instructive messages to complete the virtual
COM driver installation.
4. After completion of the driver, restart your terminal.
Adjusting the DIP Switch Settings for PD-2610UE
DIP Switch of PD-2610UE, 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.
Please follow the below instructions to complete the configuration of DIP
switch.
1. Slide down and open the cover of the DIP switch on the rear of PD-
2610UE.
Slide down
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2. Adjust the DIP switch settings.
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-2610UE for your reference.
Switch Position
USB Class
1
2
ON
ON
USB Vendor Class
ON
OFF
USB HID Class
OFF
ON
Reserved
OFF
OFF
Virtual COM Port
Emulation Mode
A good range of commands emulation is also provided in PD-2610UE. 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
ON
ON
OFF
UTC
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Aedex
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Noritake (Default)
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
Epson
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
Futaba
OFF
ON
OFF
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
US $
1F 24 n m
Move cursor to specified 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 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
UTC Emulation Mode
Command Syntax: Hexadecimal Code
Mode
Name
Hex Code
Function
Description
UTC PASS
THRU
MODE
<ESC>uA$<CR>
1B 75 41 $ 0D
Top Line
message
<ESC>uA<CR><ESC>
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
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<ESC>uF$
1B 75 46
Top line 1 time
scroll
<ESC>uH$
1B 75 48
Redefine
graphic
<ESC>uIx<CR>
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-2610UE
Display Type
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
Screen Filter
Blue or green
Display Dimension
63 mm (H) x 200 mm (W) x 61 mm (D)
Case Color
Black
Power Consumption
+5VDC, 700 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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