Sharp UP-V9900 (serv.man3) Service Manual ▷ View online
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Features
Names and Functions of the System Parts
Introduction
Setting
Using
BIOS
Expansion Troubleshooting Appendix A Appendix B
One multi-mode parallel port
Four Ports D-Sub Serial Connector
Six USB ports(two rear ports, two front side, two internal using)
One PS/2 styles keyboard
One LAN port for RJ45 connector
One CBX(Cash drawer) port
Remote VGA port in parallel port
One H/P Jack
I/O Interface
Supporting 512MB memory(256MB up to 2GB)
System Memory
Phoenix- Award BIOS
Programmable Flash Memory
SMBIOS, Plug and Play (PnP), Advanced Configuration and Power - Management Interface (ACPI) supported
BIOS
One Mini-PCI slot
Expansion Slot
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Names and Functions of the System Parts
Introduction
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UPV9900L
Features Names and Functions of the System Parts
Features names and functions of the system parts are described
as the below. The display included in the POS system may differ
depending on the customer.
Touch Screen TFT LCD panel
Displays the operational status of the system.
MSR(Magnetic Stripe Reader)
A device that recognizes a credit card.
Power Light
Lights up when the system is on.
Hard Disk Drive Access Light
Lights up when the hard disk drive is reading
data from or writing data to the drive.
data from or writing data to the drive.
LAN Light
Lights up when the LAN subsystem is operating.
Speaker
Outputs sound while an audio application is running.
Brightness control
Adjusts the brightness of the screen.
Power Button
Turns On/OFF your system.
Speaker
Outputs sound while an audio application is running.
USB Connector
Connects peripherals such as a scanner,
a printer and a keyboard to the USB
(Universal Serial Bus) connectors
Front and Right Sides
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Names and Functions of the System Parts
Introduction
Setting
Using
BIOS
Expansion Troubleshooting Appendix A Appendix B
Rear Side
RJ11 cash drawer connector (CBX Port)
An optional cash drawer(Optional) can be
connected to this RJ11 cash drawer port.
Main memory card/Mini-PCI slot rear cover
Lift the cover to install or replace the main memory
card or to install a Mini-PCI card.
card or to install a Mini-PCI card.
Serial Port
Connects serial devices such as a Line display, a
barcode scanner, or a receipt printer that use serial
interface to the serial ports. The powered COM1 and
powered COM2 ports support supply for Normal DC
+0V, and +5V by BIOS settings
PS/2 Keyboard connector
Connects to external PS/2 keyboard device.
LCD panel
Displays the operational status of the system.
(Secondary LCD panel)
USB connectors
You can connect peripherals such as scanners, printers and keyboard
to the USB (Universal Serial Bus) connectors. USB includes devices
that in the past used serial ports, parallel ports, the keyboard port, and
the mouse port as well as new kinds of devices. USB peripherals are
hot swappable enabling plug and play for your peripherals.
to the USB (Universal Serial Bus) connectors. USB includes devices
that in the past used serial ports, parallel ports, the keyboard port, and
the mouse port as well as new kinds of devices. USB peripherals are
hot swappable enabling plug and play for your peripherals.
RJ-45 LAN connector
Connects the RJ-45 cable for 10/100/1000 Base Ethernet connection
to this port.
to this port.
Parallel Port
Connects parallel devices such as a printer to the
parallel port. (Supporting 2'nd VGA port with cable)
Power connector
Connects one end of the AC power cord to
the power socket.
Audio-out jack
An external amplified speaker may
beconnected to the jack for listening to sounds.
LCD brightness Adjust
Adjusts the brightness of the secondary LCD.
IO Port Cover
A cover that protects various cables connected to the system.
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Names and Functions of the System Parts
Introduction
Setting
Using
BIOS
Expansion Troubleshooting Appendix A Appendix B
UPV9900V
Front and Right Sides
Touch Screen TFT LCD panel
Displays the operational status of the system.
MSR(Magnetic Stripe Reader)
A device that recognizes a credit card.
Power Light
Lights up when the system is on.
HDD Light
Lights up when the hard disk drive is reading
data from or writing data to the drive.
data from or writing data to the drive.
LAN Light
Lights up when the LAN subsystem is operating.
Speaker
Outputs audio while an audio application is running.
LCD brightness Adjust
Adjusts the brightness of the
secondary LCD.
Power Button
Turns On/OFF your system.
USB Port
Connects peripherals such as a scanner,
a printer and a keyboard to the USB
(Universal Serial Bus) connectors.
Speaker
Outputs audio while an audio
application is running.
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