Diebold Nixdorf BEETLE /XS User manual

BEETLE /XS

Operator Manual

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Table of contents

1

Introduction .....................................................................................................................

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1.1

Further documentation......................................................................................................

1-1

2

Section-specific warning notes .....................................................................................

2-1

3

Delivery package.............................................................................................................

3-1

4

ESD...................................................................................................................................

4-1

5

Disengaging cables ........................................................................................................

5-1

6

Front view ........................................................................................................................

6-1

6.1

On/Off button ....................................................................................................................

6-1

6.2

Light emitting diodes .........................................................................................................

6-1

6.3

USB (Universal Serial Bus)-A, USB 2.0............................................................................

6-1

7

Inside view.......................................................................................................................

7-1

8

Back panel ......................................................................................................................

8-1

8.1

COM1-COM2 ....................................................................................................................

8-1

8.2

COM3*-COM4* .................................................................................................................

8-1

8.3

Display 1 and Display 2 ....................................................................................................

8-1

8.4

3.5 mm jack bush (In/Out/microphone).............................................................................

8-3

8.5

PoweredUSB ....................................................................................................................

8-3

8.6

Mini-DIN (KYBD, keyboard) ..............................................................................................

8-3

8.7

USB (Universal Serial Bus) A 2.0, 3.0 ..............................................................................

8-3

8.8

RJ45 (LAN) .......................................................................................................................

8-4

9

Setting up the device......................................................................................................

9-1

9.1

Minimum distances ...........................................................................................................

9-1

9.2

Wall mounting ...................................................................................................................

9-2

9.2.1

Wall holders ......................................................................................................................

9-2

9.2.2

Dimensions .......................................................................................................................

9-3

9.2.3

Installation.........................................................................................................................

9-4

9.2.4

Wall holders mounted .......................................................................................................

9-5

10

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10-1

11

Removing the housing cover.........................................................................................

11-1

12

Battery change ................................................................................................................

12-1

13

M.2 Module ......................................................................................................................

13-1

14

System maintenance ......................................................................................................

14-1

15

Technical Data.................................................................................................................

15-1

15.1

Interfaces ..........................................................................................................................

15-1

15.2

Total Current Consumption Interfaces ..............................................................................

15-2

15.3

Max. peripheral equipment current consumption..............................................................

15-2

15.4

Power supply ....................................................................................................................

15-3

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Manufacturer´s Certification ..........................................................................................

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17

Recycling .........................................................................................................................

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1 Introduction

The BEETLE /XS is the ideal system platform for customers who desire maximum system availability

and lowest operating costs.

The fanless and closed system design and the use of innovative

M.2 memory technology ensures maximum reliability.

The dust-tight, closed housing protects the interior of the system against soiling and foreign objects.

Contemporary mobile Intel Quad Core processor technology and an energy-efficient power supply unit

ensure low current consumption and low heat build-up.

Despite its compact size, the system offers a multitude of standard PC and proven retail-specific inter-

faces.

1.1

1.1 Further documentation

Motherboard O1 POS https://www.dieboldnixdorf.com/de-de/customer-

service/documentation-services/pos-kiosk-systems-

peripherals/manual-downloads/pos-motherboards/

motherboards

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2 Section-specific warning notes

DANGER

This warning note describes a hazard with a high degree of risk which, if not avoided, will

result in death or grave bodily injury.

WARNING

This warning note describes a hazard with a medium degree of risk which, if not avoided,

could result in death or grave bodily injury.

CAUTION

This warning note describes a hazard with a low degree of risk which, if not avoided, could

result in slight or minor bodily injury.

NOTE

This note provides application tips and information that help prevent errors and material

damage.

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3 Delivery package

Unpack the parts and check whether they correspond to the parts listed on the delivery note.

If you should you detect any

• shipping damage or

• inconsistencies between package content and the bill of delivery or

• function defects,

please inform your contract partner or your Diebold Nixdorf sales outlet immediately. Please specify the

delivery note number, the delivery note item number and the serial number of the affected device when

doing so.

The Serial Number (S/N) can be found on the type label attached to the underside of the device.

Figure3-1: Type Plate

Please do not fail to check the function of the original device before making changes (e.g. by installing

an extension board). Only then may a functional deficiency be recognized as grounds for complaint.

We recommend that you keep the original packaging for any subsequent transport that may become

necessary (protection against jolts and impact).

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4 ESD

Sub-assemblies with ElectroStatic Discharge-sensitive components (ESD) can be marked

with this label.

When installing sub-assemblies or modules, please observe the following information that applies to all

sub-assemblies with ESD:

• Ensure that the device is disconnected from the power supply before you plug in, unplug or install

sub-assemblies with ESD.

• Always use anti-static equipment (anti-static mat with ground cable with integrated leakage resis-

tance of 1 Mohm, anti-static armband with connection to the mat, anti-statically equipped tools). The

anti-static mat must be connected to a suitable grounding point via the leakage resistance. Pull the

power plug before you plug in, unplug or install sub-assemblies with ESD.

• Place all sub-assemblies with ESD on a suitable anti-static base.

• Touch sub-assemblies with ESD only at their edges and do not touch any components.

• Do not touch any connector pins or conductor paths on an electrostatic-discharge-sensitive assem-

bly.

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5 Disengaging cables

Never disconnect cables by pulling them on the cable itself but always grip them instead on the connec-

tor housing provided for this purpose. To detach the cables, proceed as described below:

• Switch off all network and periphery device switches.

• Pull all power cables out of the contactor contact electrical sockets of the house installation.

• Pull all data communications cables out of the plug connections of the data networks.

• Disengage all cables at the devices.

The Mini-DIN plugs (with Diebold Nixdorf key-

boards) are equipped with a locking mechanism

against unintended disengagement. To disengage

this plug, pull the plastic sleeve away from the

socket. The interlock is released. The metal of the

plug is visible.

To disengage an RJ12 plug, press the tab below

the plug upwards.

Disengage the USB-A plug by pulling on the plug

housing.

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Disengaging cables

The electrically supplied USB plug is disengaged

by pressing on the spring marked with the arrow.

Interface connector (COM/DVI/VGA) with knurled

screw can be disengaged by hand.

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Disengaging cables

To loosen a RJ45 plug, press the tab above the

plug (see arrow) downwards.

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6 Front view

Figure6-1: Front view

1 On / Off button 2 Status LED 3 2 x USB 2.0

6.1

6.1 On/Off button

If the power supply unit is equipped with current, then the system is switched on by pressing the On/Off

button.

6.2

6.2 Light emitting diodes

The light emitting diodes at the front of the system are marked:

HDD/SSD Right LED flashes yellow Read or write access on HDD/SSD

POWER Left LED lights orange Standby operation (S4/S5)

Left LED lights green Device is switched on (S0)

Left LED flashes green Standby (S3)

6.3

6.3 USB (Universal Serial Bus)-A, USB 2.0

USB peripherals can be connected to these connections (USB-A), e.g. scanners, scales or magnetic

card readers.

CAUTION

Only devices and cables that are in accordance with the valid USB specifications are per-

mitted to be connected to the USB interfaces.

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7 Inside view

Figure7-1: Inside view

1 PoweredUSB Hub 4 RAM 7 Motherboard

2 DC/DC converter 5 Battery 8 Cooling element

3 Cooling element/processor 6 M.2 SATA 9 Front USB 2.0

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8 Back panel

8.1

8.1 COM1-COM2

Connect for example a scale with dedicated power supply to the . COM1-COM2 are designed as 9-pin

D-sub plugs. If you connect scales to the device which are not supplied by Diebold Nixdorf, then you

must acquire a license for the driver software!

NOTE

Take care to ensure that the plug is correctly inserted and screwed down,because other-

wise malfunctions could occur.

8.2

8.2 COM3*-COM4*

Scanner, customer or operator displays without dedicated power supplies are connected to these inter-

faces, depending on the existing configuration.

A 9-pin D sub-socket is used for this purpose.

NOTE

Take care to ensure that the plug for the peripheral devices is tightly screw-connected with

the socket, because otherwise malfunctions could occur. The power supply is provided

through this socket.

8.3

8.3 Display 1 and Display 2

This interface is used for connecting a high-resolution monitor to the BEETLE system. It can be used as

DVI-D or as PanelLink 2.0 interface. Here video signals with a maximum resolution of 1920×1200 pixels

can be transferred at 60 Hz.

PanelLink 2.0 is supported by specific DN-Displays and supplies video signals and power supply in only

one cable.

The display - interface of the BEETLE system has an RMT function. This function is utilized by actuating

the ON/OFF button on the screen. This function is available only if the BA8x/BA9x display has been con-

nected to a BEETLE system using a PLINK2™ interface cable. The mode of operation depends not only

on the settings of the BEETLE BIOS but also on the display settings. Details can be obtained from the

following table.

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BEETLE

BIOS

Settings

BA8x/BA9x

Settings

BEETLE

System and

Display status

Reaction after pressing the display power-on button

RMT

enabled

RMT

enabled

OFF The system boots up. The display is switched on by the

system.

ON The system shuts down; the display switches off once

the system itself has been switched off completely.

RMT

disabled

OFF The system begins with the boot process; the display is

switched on by the system.

ON FW2.10 and higher: The system does not react; the

display switches off.

FW2.05: The system switches itself off; the display re-

mains switched on.

RMT

disabled

RMT

enabled

OFF The system does not react. The display remains off.

ON The system does not react; the display remains on.

RMT

disabled

OFF The system does not react; the display remains off.

ON The system does not react; the display remains off

The function (RMT) makes it possible for you to switch on the BEETLE system which is currently in

Standby or Hibernation mode. It is also possible to move the system from switched-on status into

Standby or Hibernation mode. The settings in the operating system determine which mode is active

thereby.

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Back panel

8.4

8.4 3.5 mm jack bush (In/Out/microphone)

Audio devices such as headphones, loudspeakers and microphones can be connected to these ports.

The three sockets are mechanically identical, although they differ in their function. The blue socket (Line

In) is an audio input. External audio sources can be connected here. The green socket (Line Out) is an

audio output. Headphones or loudspeakers can be connected here. Finally, a microphone can be con-

nected to the pink socket (Mic).

You can adjust the required volume through the software in the operating system or through the operat-

ing system itself (for example, the Windows operating system features a small loudspeaker symbol on

the taskbar which can be used to control the volume).

8.5

8.5 PoweredUSB

USB peripherals, whose energy demand is higher than the supply provided by the standard USBs, e.g.

printers, barcode scanners or displays, can be operated at PoweredUSB connections.

A mechanical coding prevents a USB 12 V plug from being accidentally plugged into a USB 24 V socket.

PoweredUSB ports can also be used as USB-A sockets.

8.6

8.6 Mini-DIN (KYBD, keyboard)

The device has a 6-pin Mini-DIN socket for the connection of a keyboard.

NOTE

Please ensure that the plug has a tight contact with the socket because otherwise it can

lead to malfunctions.

The power supply for the keyboard is provided through this socket. A special adapter cable is required

for the connection of a PC standard keyboard with a DIN plug. If required, contact your responsible

Wincor Nixdorf branch office.

The use of a Y adapter makes it possible to connect a PS/2 mouse in addition to the keyboard.

8.7

8.7 USB (Universal Serial Bus) A 2.0, 3.0

Various USB peripherals can be connected to these connections (USB-A), e.g. not only scanners, scales

or mice, but also dongles or even graphic cards or monitors. USB can provide the required power for de-

vices with little wattage such as phones or keyboards.

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8.8

8.8 RJ45 (LAN)

The cable for the connection to a network (LAN) is plugged in here.

LEDs

Left LED Constant green Network connection established

Flashes green Data transfer

Right LED off 10 MBit

Constant green 100 MBit

Constant orange 1000 MBit

NOTE

Only use shielded LAN cables with the markings CAT5, CAT5e or CAT6. They provide a

higher protection against disturbances in the network.

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9 Setting up the device

9.1

9.1 Minimum distances

Please adhere to the listed minimum distances in front of the ventilation slots of the device.

Even if you want to install the device or mount it vertically, it is mandatory that you adhere to the mini-

mum distances listed in the illustration.

Figure9-1: Distances for free convection

Ensure constant aeration and ventilation. The direct ambient temperature of the system must not exceed

40°C (104°F).

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Setting up the device

9.2

9.2 Wall mounting

9.2.1

9.2.1 Wall holders

The Kit BEETLE /XS-Wandhalterung (01750330877) contains two angle bracket_XS (01750310537) and

4 screws:

Figure9-2: Wall holders with 4 screws

9.2.1.1

9.2.1.1 Dimensions

Figure9-3: Dimensions of wall holders

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9.2.2

9.2.2 Dimensions

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