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DOS Fixed Station Data Terminal
Installation Guide
DOS Fixed Station Terminal
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Falcon™
Falcon TM
DOS Fixed Station Terminals
Installation Guide
©PSC Inc. 2000
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December 2000
CONTENTS
Installation — Connector Board................................3
Connector Board Layout ......................................... 3
Connector Board Components................................ 3
Securing Connector Board Cables ........................... 7
Mounting Installation.................................................8
The Desk Mount Accessory..................................... 8
The Wall Mount Option ....................................... 12
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Installation — Connector Board
Connector Board Layout
The board contains connectors to all external attachments, including
peripherals, relays, and the power supply. Figure 2 on page 5,
identifies the locations of the each connection.
To access the connector board, perform the following:
lRemove the back plate of the Falcon 510.
lFive screws hold the back plate in place; three on top and two at
the bottom of the Falcon.
Connector Board Components
Power Supply
The Falcon 510 can be powered by either of these two external power
sources:
7. 5 Vo l t P ow e r A d a p t e r
lAttach the round plug of the adapter to the power-input jack
located in the upper-left corner of the connector board. Plug the
other end into an outlet or power strip.
lDo not substitute other adaptors; another adaptor may cause the
Falcon 510 to malfunction or damage the unit.
Backup Battery
The Falcon 510 has a built-in NiCd backup battery that temporarily
saves data when the power is disconnected from the unit.
Serial Ports
Two ports are present on the Falcon 510 for serial communications with
a PC and/or other peripheral(s).
lThese ports, labeled COM1 and COM2, are located along the
right edge of the connector board.
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lThese ports provide standard RS-232 signals via a standard DE-9
connector.
Barcode and Magnetic Stripe Ports
The Falcon 510 has two ports to receive input from barcode or magnetic
stripe readers. Barcode readers must have a standard nine-pin squeeze
connector at the terminal end of the cable.
lThese ports are located along the lower right edge of the
connector board and are labeled Mag Stripe & Wand and Laser
& Wand.
lA wand or badge reader can be attached on either port.
lA magnetic stripe reader must be attached to the lower connector,
which is labeled Mag Stripe & Wand.
lA laser or CCD reader must be attached to the upper connector,
which is labeled Laser & Wand.
Network Port (Option)
The Network Port attaches a LAN PC card to the Network port.
lThis port is located in the lower-left portion of the connector
board and is connected internally to the LAN PC Card.
Modem Port (Option)
A modem card is referenced as COM3 when used with the Falcon 510.
The PHONE connector attaches the unit to a telephone jack.
lIt is located in the upper-left portion of the connector board, and
is internally connected to the modem PC card.
Generic Input/Outputs
The connector board on the Falcon 510 has up to 8 voltage sense inputs
and 8 output relays. These terminal connection strips are located along
the top and bottom of the panel. Both input and output terminals are
numbered starting with 1 and are labeled as follows:
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Figure 2 Connector Board Layout
Reset
Mechanism Power Supply
Modem Connector
Network
Connector
Battery
Backup
Connection
COM 2
COM 1
Laser or
Bar Code
Laser or
Bar Code
Out 1 Out 2 Out 3 Out 4
Out 5 Out 6 Out 7 Out 8
+ +
5 V + -
IN 5 + -
IN 6 + -
IN 7 + -
IN 8 - -
GND
Beep
- + IN 4
- + IN 3
- + IN 2
- + IN 1
- + EXT
- +
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Inputs
M
MM
MIN+ indicates the positive terminal
M
MM
MIN- indicates the negative terminal
Outputs
M
MM
MNO indicates the Normally Open terminal
M
MM
MCT indicates the Common Terminal
M
MM
MNC indicates the Normally Closed terminal
External Speaker
An external speaker can be attached to the Falcon 510. This will
improve audio quality in extremely loud environments. The speaker’s
impedance is min 8 1 watt speaker. Higher impedance speakers may
be used but will operate at a lower sound level.
lThe speaker connections (BEEP) are located in the lower-left
corner of the connector board.
Connection verification
After installation, verify that the connections are properly in place. The
program IODIAG is designed to perform this task. It is provided with
the Falcon Configuration utility and is located in the subdirectory
\PERCON\FALCON\UTILS.
To use this utility, download it to the unit and run it from a DOS
prompt. The onscreen prompts will provide instruction on its use. The
utility will perform the following:
lMonitor the status of the voltage sense inputs.
lChange the state of the output relays.
lMonitor the status of signals on either COM1 or COM2.
lAssist in determining the appropriate volume level for an external
speaker.
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