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VECTRON SYSTEMS
User manual
Vectron POS MobilePro
Your Vectron dealer
Stamp
Date: 22.07.2008
© 2005 - 2008 by Vectron Systems AG
Subject to error and modification
Manufacturer
Vectron Systems AG
Willy-Brandt-Weg 41
D-48155 Münster
www.vectron.de
Vectron
Leading in POS Technology
Vectron POS MobilePro
Contents
Introduction ..................................................................... 9
Notes on safety ..............................................................11
Instructions for use ..................................................... 12
Disposal............................................................................ 13
5.1
5.2
5.2.1
5.2.2
5.2.3
5.3
5.3.1
5.3.2
5.3.3
5.3.4
5.3.5
5.3.6
5.3.7
5.3.8
5.3.9
5.3.10
5.3.11
5.3.12
5.3.13
5.3.14
5.3.15
5.4
Vectron POS MobilePro .............................................. 15
Shipment ................................................................................... 15
Mode of operation and starting ....................................... 16
Mode of operation.................................................................. 16
Power supply ........................................................................... 19
Switch on and -off ................................................................. 19
Components ............................................................................. 21
Display ....................................................................................... 21
Keyboard and Soft keys ......................................................23
Charge contacts .....................................................................25
Battery exchange ..................................................................26
LED-Signals .............................................................................36
Acoustic signal .......................................................................37
Vibration motor ......................................................................37
Wireless LAN ..........................................................................38
Bluetooth ...................................................................................39
Transponder ............................................................................39
SIM-card reader ......................................................................42
Brightness sensor ..................................................................44
Tilt sensor .................................................................................44
Power management .............................................................46
Failure of power supply.......................................................46
Technical data Vectron POS MobilePro ........................ 47
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
Charging station and batteries................................ 51
Shipment ................................................................................... 51
Mode of operation.................................................................. 51
Charging ...................................................................................55
Service life of batteries ........................................................56
Technical data ........................................................................57
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Putting into operation ................................................ 59
8.1
8.1.1
8.1.2
8.1.3
8.2
8.2.1
8.2.2
8.2.3
8.2.4
8.2.5
8.2.6
8.2.7
8.3
8.4
8.4.1
8.4.2
8.5
8.5.1
8.5.2
8.5.3
8.6
8.6.1
8.6.2
8.6.3
8.7
8.8
8.9
Operating the POS system ........................................ 63
Sign in and -out at the POS system ................................63
Sign in by transponder card ..............................................63
Sign in without transponder card ...................................64
Sign out ......................................................................................64
Guest checks and hold buffers .........................................64
Starting a new GC .................................................................64
Close and re-open a GC.......................................................65
Paying a guest check ...........................................................65
Guest check split ...................................................................65
Guest check move .................................................................66
Shift change.............................................................................66
Hold buffers .............................................................................66
Reports.......................................................................................67
Input and output ....................................................................69
Input of amounts....................................................................69
Screen windows.....................................................................69
Making a sale ..........................................................................70
Input of PLUs ...........................................................................70
Free price input ......................................................................70
Payment..................................................................................... 71
Void and merchandise return ........................................... 71
Correction ................................................................................. 71
Void ............................................................................................. 71
Merchandise return ..............................................................72
Change invoice format ........................................................72
Programming the POS system .........................................72
Final remark ............................................................................73
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
Service and maintenance .......................................... 75
Cleaning the display ............................................................75
Cleaning the keyboard ........................................................75
Cleaning the housing ...........................................................84
Cleaning the charge contacts...........................................84
Careful handling of the terminal.....................................85
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10.1
10.1.1
10.1.2
10.1.3
10.1.4
10.2
10.2.1
10.2.2
10.2.3
Accessories ..................................................................... 87
System accessories ...............................................................87
Charging station and batteries ........................................87
Transponder ............................................................................88
Touch pen .................................................................................88
Multi-function touch pen ....................................................88
Additional accessories ........................................................89
Mobile thermal printer Vectron MP20 ..........................89
Leather holster ........................................................................90
Safety swirl ..............................................................................93
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11.1
11.2
11.3
Special functions for Vectron POS MobilePro .... 94
Alphanumeric short cuts ....................................................94
Print data server.....................................................................95
Offline Guest Checks ...........................................................96
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12.1
12.2
12.3
Additional Vectron products ................................... 97
Stationary Vectron POS systems.....................................97
Vectron POS PC ......................................................................98
Vectron Commander ............................................................98
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EC-declaration of conformity for CE-marking... 99
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14.1
14.2
FCC / IC Compliance Statements .......................... 101
Vectron POS MobilePro Terminal .................................101
Vectron POS MobilePro charging station...................101
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SAR .................................................................................. 102
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16.1
16.2
16.3
Supplement .................................................................. 103
Piktographs............................................................................103
Glossary...................................................................................105
Document revision ..............................................................109
Vectron POS MobilePro
Introduction
We very much appreciate your purchase of the Vectron POS MobilePro. You have decided in favor of a high quality product that will
support you in your daily work.
The Vectron POS MobilePro is a self-contained POS system which
uses the same software as the stationary Vectron POS systems.
In addition, the Vectron POS MobilePro is convincing by high-quality
features like wireless network communication (Wireless LAN), connection of modern mobile printers through Bluetooth, a high-resolution colour display and simplified operating functions.
Since it is technically comparable to stationary Vectron POS 64-Bit
systems, you can easily integrate the Vectron POS MobilePro into an
existing ECR network or establish such a network.
The high-quality electronics of the Vectron POS MobilePro is protected by a very robust magnesium housing.
In chapter 5 you get an overview on the hardware features and their
handling.
This manual describes in chapter 7 how to start the Vectron POS
MobilePro.
Chapter 8 informs you on how to operate the Vectron POS MobilePro.
The following chapters contain additional information, e.g. on the
maintenance of the system and its components and on optional
accessories.
A glossary of terms completes the manual.
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Please see the instructions for use and notes on safety on the following pages.
Note
This manual does not contain information on the very
extensive programming of the Vectron POS MobilePro.
This requires detailled knowledge and is therefore incumbent on your Vectron dealer.
For all detailed questions please contact your local Vectron dealer who will be glad to assist you.
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Notes on safety
When operating your Vectron POS system please follow these instructions:
• Only by means of proper positioning and maintenance, as well
as operation according to the instructions for use, the safety and
health of individuals and of animals and property, will not be endangered.
• Improper installation, maintenance or operation may result in
injury to the user and damage to the devices.
• Maintenance and repair of the Vectron POS system is to be carried out only by trained personnel, certified by the manufacturer.
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• The Vectron POS system has been manufactured to the highest
possible standards. However, we cannot guarantee that the delivered components, their constituent parts and the documentation are, and will remain, free of faults.
• The manufacturer does not accept liability in case of improper
installation and maintenance and improper operation of the Vectron POS system.
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Instructions for use
Please follow these instructions.
• Only operate the POS system with the dealer installed peripherals.
• Do not insert any foreign objects into any openings on the devices.
• Operate the touch screen exclusively with a touch pen. Do not use
biros or sharp objects!
• Exchange the Vectron B30 battery only when the terminal is switched off.
• Charge the Vectron B30 battery exclusively in the „Vectron POS
MobilePro Charging Station“.
• Do not leave unused batteries in the charging station.
• If possible use the batteries to their full capacity and only charge
them if the terminal asks you to exchange them.
• The devices may not be exposed to strong heat. Ensure there is
adequate cooling.
• Do not operate the devices near strong electromagnetic ﬁelds
(TVs, loudspeakers).
• Protect the POS system from dust and humidity.
• Clean only with a damp cloth using a mild cleanser.
• Keep the packaging material for dispatch.
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• In case of service please contact your Vectron dealer. When sending the device for repair always use the original packing. For
damages due to improper packing the manufacturer does not
accept liability.
Disposal
The manufacturer assumes a unilateral obligation to take back waste electric and electronic equipment that has been used for commercial purposes, consistent with Art. 9 of European Union Directive
2002/96/EC, last changed by European Union Directive 2003/108/
EC. It applies:
• The manufacturer takes back waste electric and electronic
equipment that was produced by or on behalf of the company
and guarantees a proper recycling of this equipment.
• The legal obligation applies for devices, that will be put on the
market after August 13, 2005. In addition, the manufacturer
extends this obligation to all devices that have been put on the
market as of January 1, 2004.
• Please hand over any waste electric or electronic equipment and
any accessories or peripherals that you do not require or that cannot be used anymore to your Vectron dealer. Or send it back to the
manufacturer directly, prepaid and marked “Waste electric and
electronic equipment”.
WEEE-Reg.-No. DE 91733199
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The Vectron POS MobilePro is a mobile POS system with high performance and autonomous applications. The proven Vectron POS
software is also applied in the Vectron POS MobilePro. This makes
mobile and stationary Vectron POS systems compatible.
In this chapter we will introduce you the Vectron POS MobilePro and
explain its functions.
The charging station and its handling will be described in chapter 6.
5.1
Shipment
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Standard delivery of the Vectron POS MobilePro comprises:
• One terminal Vectron POS MobilePro, equipment as per order.
• One Vectron B30 battery.
• User manual.
• Dispatch box.
• Software license as per order.
Note
The Vectron POS MobilePro is available with different
equipment. Please check the correct delivery on receipt. In case of incorrect delivery please contact your
Vectron dealer.
Your dealer will supply the system and install it. You may then start
working immediately.
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5.2
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Mode of operation and starting
The Vectron POS MobilePro is a self-contained POS system, which
supports the user in his work independent of the location.
5.2.1
Mode of operation
The Vectron POS MobilePro has a very robust magnesium housing,
which is designed to be dust- and waterproof.
Below the high-resolution colour display there is the keyboard with
20 keys, four of which are soft keys. The latter can be assigned individual functions. A brightness sensor activates - if required - automatically the background lighting of keyboard and display. You can
take off the whole keyboard unit for cleaning without having to open
the housing.
The complete systems electronics and the Vectron POS software are
in the terminal, so that you can do without a base station.
The user can sign in to the POS system. This is either made per password or identification number or via the optional built-in transponder
reader. This reader recognizes a user card and the Vectron POS software releases the authorization.
The user can now go to the customer and take orders or collect money. Data input and -display takes place on the high-resolution colour
display with touch sensor, the so-called touch screen. The booking
data is stored in the main memory. Powerful batteries and an efficient energy management avoid data loss. In addition, an integrated
system battery powers the main memory with minimum current in
case the battery must be exchanged.
Order data is transferred to counter or kitchen via a wireless network
connection, so-called Wi-Fi. Thanks to the built-in Wi-Fi-module the
Vectron POS MobilePro can easily be integrated into an existing radio network.
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LED
Colour display with
touch screen
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Four soft keys
Keyboard
Fig. 1: Vectron POS MobilePro
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The radio range is approximately 50 metres for indoor applications
and up to 150 metres in open air. A permanent radio communication
is not required, all data to be transferred is stored. Via a Wi-Fi connection you can also update the Vectron POS software and read out
the data for further processing.
An additional integrated radio module serves for connection of mobile peripherals. Via so-called Bluetooth, e.g. mobile printers can
contact the Vectron POS MobilePro via short distances.
The already mentioned optional transponder reader allows to use
customer card systems. The presently used format is „Tag-it®“, other
formates like Mifare® and Legic® are being prepared.
The tilt sensor facilitates the display of information for the customer.
The sensor recognizes a tilt of the terminal and rotates the screen
information by 180°.
The integrated SIM-card reader prepares the ground for coded data
processing, which can be used e.g. for future payment systems.
The Vectron POS MobilePro has several possibilities for giving signals.
• Three LEDs in the housing serve for optical perception of battery
status or warnings.
• Loudspeakers can give acoustic signals.
• A built-in vibration motor serves for an unobtrusive transmission
of information.
All three signals can be configured and combined individually.
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Power supply
The Vectron POS MobilePro is powered by the exchangeable lithium-ion-battery Vectron B30. The maximum service life is approx. ten
hours. This period of course depends on the level of utilization and
the configuration of the power management. Discharged batteries
can be charged again in the charging station.
5.2.3
Switch on and -off
By pressing the
key the POS MobilePro is switched on and off.
For switch on press the key briefly. The three LEDs above the display
blink one after the other.
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In case of a new start, e.g. after
battery exchange, you see the start
screen.
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You then see the registration surface
and the POS MobilePro is ready for
operation.
Note
You registration surface may differ completely from
the figure above. This depends on the programming of
the POS MobilePro. Please contact your local Vectron
dealer.
For switch off press the
key for two seconds or longer. This does
not switch off the POS MobilePro as such but the display and an energy save mode is enabled. This saves the battery and prolongs the
service life of the POS system.
On next switch on you therefore do not see the start screen but the
registration surface.
For a complete switch off of the Vectron POS MobilePro you must
press the and keys on top right simultaneously for five seconds.
The blue and red LED light up for five seconds.
Then the blue and green LED start to flash parallel with approx. 1 Hz.
You can now release the keys. The blue and green LED fi nally flash
up once and go out.
The POS MobilePro is completely switched off.
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Components
The Vectron POS MobilePro boasts high-quality components and a
large variety of functions. In this chapter we will describe the components and their functions.
5.3.1
Display
The high-resolution colour display shows all required information.
Furthermore, it has a pressure-sensitive surface for touch operation.
The colour display has a transflective screen with active TFT-technology and a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and 256 colours. A transflective display is advantegous because it uses the ambient light for
illumination. This saves battery supply and allows application in
direct sunlight. You thus get a high-contrast and sharp picture even
in case of strong light incidence. The display has a large viewing
angle. Its graphical attributes allow an excellent display of photos
and pictographs.
You can operate the Vectron POS MobilePro via the touch screen.
All display elements can be selected by touch. You can arrange the
buttons individually and assign them colours.
Danger of damage!
Only touch the screen with the suitable touch pen!
Attention! Using biros or other sharp objects can damage the
device!
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Fig. 2: Operating the POS MobilePro with touch pen
If you don‘t have the touch pen at hand you can exceptionally operate the touch screen with the fi nger tip. However, depending on the
button size this can lead to inaccurate input!
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Keyboard and Soft keys
Another operating element of the Vectron POS MobilePro is a keyboard with 20 keys. The keyboard has a numeric pad, four soft keys,
two scroll keys (line up or down) and keys for multiplication and input and Delete or On-/Off key.
Danger of damage!
The keyboard may exclusively be operated with fi ngers or a suitable pen!
Attention!
Using sharp objects can damage the device!
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Keyboard
The keys of the POS MobilePro have the following functions:
...................................... ON-/OFF switch of device or Correction
(delete of last character).
...................................... Close data input.
+ ...................................... Decimal input.
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ghi
pqrs
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abc
jkl
tuv
def
mno
wxyz
........... Keys for alphanumeric input
(see chapter 11.1).
...................................... Scrolling up or down.
...................................... Multiplication key.
The keys can also be assigned different functions.
Softkeys
The four soft keys below the display can be assigned individual functions, e.g. PLU booking or operator sign in. Please contact your local
Vectron dealer.
You can take out the keyboard unit for cleaning, see chapter 9.2. You
do not have to open the housing.
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Charge contacts
At the bottom of the Vectron POS MobilePro there are two charge
contacts for charging an inserted battery in the station.
In order to charge the battery that is in the POS MobilePro, insert
the device with the display to the top in the large medium slot of the
charge station.
The green LED above the display indicates the charging.
The charge contacts permanently supply the POS MobilePro with
operating voltage, if it is inserted in the charge station without battery. An operation without battery is therefore possible.
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Charge contacts
Fig. 3: Charge contacts of Vectron POS MobilePro
Please heed the remarks on the cleaning of charging contacts in
chapter 9.4.
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5.3.4
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Battery exchange
The Vectron POS MobilePro is supplied with power by the Vectron
B30 battery. The battery is in a compartment at the rear of the POS
MobilePro under a removable lid.
Proceed as follows to exchange the battery:
1. Press the
key for two seconds or longer until the display of the
POS system switches off.
2. Turn the locking button of the compartment lid by 90° to the left
until you feel a clear resistance. Take off the lid.
Fig. 4: Opening the locking button of the battery compartment
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3. Take off the lid by pressing with the thumb on the lower edge of
the battery compartment lid. The upper edge of the lid is lifted.
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Fig. 5: Lifting the lid
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4. Put one or two fi ngers at the upper edge of the lid and take the lid
off from the battery compartment.
Fig. 6: Removing the lid
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5. Depending on the design there is a notch at the bottom of the
right long side (see fig. 7) or at the bottom of the battery housing
(see fig. 8). Put a fi nger nail at the notch and press the battery to
the top.
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Fig. 7: Lifting the battery
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Fig. 8: Lifting the battery
6. Take out the battery.
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Danger of damage!
Do not remove the battery by turning round the POS
MobilePro when the compartment lid is removed and
letting drop the battery out of the compartment.
Attention!
This may damage the collectors of POS MobilePro irreparably.
7. Slide the new battery with the charge contact surface to the front
in the battery compartment.
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Current
collectors
Fig. 9: Inserting the battery
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Current
collectors
Fig. 10: Inserted battery
8. The charge contact surfaces of the battery (see fig. 21) must contact the current collectors of the POS MobilePro.
9. Put back the battery compartment lid as follows:
a. The battery compartment lid has at its bottom two holders.
they exactly fit into the recesses left and right of the charge
contacts (see fig. 3).
b. Put on the battery compartment lid and leave the lid half open
on the top (see fig. 11).
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Fig. 11: Putting on the battery compartment lid
c. Press down the locking button with one finger and turn it by
90° to the right into a horizontal position.
Fig. 12: Closing the battery compartment lid
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10. Check that the battery compartment lid is fi xed and seated correctly (see fig. 11). If this is not the case (see fig. 13), the Vectron
POS MobilePro is not dust- and waterproof!
Furthermore there is the risk that the battery is not charged when
you put the terminal into the charging station!
Fig. 13: Battery lid is not closed correctly
11. For switch on press the
ready for operation.
Caution!
key. The Vectron POS MobilePro is now
Caution!
Use exclusively batteries type Vectron B30!
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect
type!
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Battery voltage display
The POS MobilePro has different possibilities to signal that the battery is low and should be exchanged. Normally a window is faded
in with the request „Charge battery“. Additional optical and acoustic
signals can be configured.
In running mode you can fade in a progress bar to display the voltage of the battery.
Battery protection circuit
The Vectron POS MobilePro has a battery protection circuit, which
checks the voltage of a newly inserted battery. In case the battery
does not have the required minimum voltage, the red LED flashes
twice when being switched on (see below).
If, however, the battery exchange takes place in less than three seconds, the battery protection circuit cannot always recognize the
battery exchange correctly. Here, too, the red LED would flash twice
when being switched on. You should therefore take at least three
seconds for the exchange of the battery. Should the POS MobilePro
erroneously reject a charged battery, you can either take the battery
out of the terminal for three seconds or put the terminal with the
battery into the charging station for a short time. The POS MobilePro
will then recognize the charged battery correctly.
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5.3.5
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LED-Signals
Above the display there are three LEDs in blue, green and red. They
indicate a different operating state and can be programmed individually.
Blue LED
Main function of the blue LED is to indicate new incoming messages
by a slow flashing. The Vectron POS MobilePro can be configured
so that messages in the ECR network can be sent and received. For
instance the kitchen could inform that a meal is ready, which the
waiter can now serve. Please contact your local dealer if you want
your POS MobilePro to be configured accordingly.
Green LED
Main function of the green LED is to indicate the status of the inserted battery during charge in the charging station. Signals:
• Green LED on:
terminal in network mode (charge station).
• Green LED off:
terminal in battery mode.
• Green LED ﬂashes: battery is charged.
Red LED
Main function of the red LED is to indicate a critical situation. There
are two signals:
• Red LED ﬂashes quickly:
battery defect.
• Red LED ﬂashes slowly for ca. 2 sec.
when switching on:
battery to weak to switch on
the terminal.
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Combinations of the three LEDs can indicate different situations:
• Complete switch off with key combination & :
Red and blue LED light up for approx. five seconds, then the blue
and green LED flash parallel with approx. 1 Hz.
• Switch on, voltage too low:
Alternate quick flashing of red and green LED for approx. two
seconds.
• Power supply in network mode too low:
Alternate slow flashing of red and green LED.
You can combine the LEDs with the other signals (loudspeaker, vibration motor).
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5.3.6
Acoustic signal
The Vectron POS MobilePro has a built-in loudspeaker, which can
produce polyphone tones. It is suitable for acoustic warnings.
You can configure the loudspeaker via the Vectron POS software and
combine it with other signals (LED, vibration motor).
5.3.7
Vibration motor
The integrated vibration motor serves as noiseless signal. You can
combine it with other signals (LED, loudspeaker).
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5.3.8
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Wireless LAN
The Vectron POS MobilePro has a built-in module for wireless network communication, so-called Wireless LAN. It allows to integrate
the POS MobilePro in an existing Vectron POS network without having to use network cables.
The integrated Wireless LAN-module uses the widespread standard
802.11b. This allows communication with nearly all commercial
Wireless LAN-peripherals, so-called Access Points.
The Vectron POS MobilePro can communicate with max. 16 different
access points but not simultaneously. This is not necessary since
data flow takes place from access point to access point. This guarantees that data is always sent to the correct location. Order data for
instance is sent to e. g. kitchen or counter.
The range of the Wireless LAN-module is approx. 50 metres indoor
and approx. 150 metres in open air. However, the range is reduced
by obstacles in the environment. This can be plants and trees, windowpanes, furniture and walls or human bodies. As a general rule a
Wireles LAN-connection is interference-free if there is visual contact
between the communicating devices.
We recommend to mount access points at a height of at least two
metres.
An interrupted Wireless LAN-connection is no restriction since you
can use the Vectron POS MobilePro as autonomous POS system. The
POS MobilePro stores all entries in the main memory. If data is to be
transferred per Wireless LAN to other POS systems, the POS MobilePro re-establishes communication as soon as it comes into the range
of the radio network. Data loss is excluded.
Finally, the Wireless LAN-module allows to update the Vectron POS
software and to transfer data for further processing to the Vectron
Commander.
Please contact your local dealer if you want to establish a Wireless
LAN-network.
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Bluetooth
Another integrated radio module, so-called Bluetooth, serves for communication with peripherals via short distances. This radio connection enables the Vectron POS MobilePro to contact mobile printers.
Further connections to e.g. bar code scanners, PC or mobile phones
are being prepared.
The range is approx. five metres. The same provisions as for Wireless
LAN apply (see above): obstacles reduce the range or can interrupt
communication. For a trouble-free communication there should be
visual contact between the devices.
Note
The application of a Bluetooth-module requires an additional license. Please contact your local dealer if you
want to connect e.g. a mobile printer per Bluetooth.
5.3.10 Transponder
The Vectron POS MobilePro can have an integrated module for a contactless card system, so-called Transponder, as an option (see chapter 10.1.2). With the transponder users can sign in to the POS system
and customer cards can be recognized.
The transponder reads and writes cards without the card having to
touch the transponder. The used format is „Tag-IT®“.
For reading or writing of the transponder card hold it to the rear of
the terminal. The transponder is behind the dark plastic plate with
the product logo.
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Fig. 14: Using the optional transponder
This technology can be used for user sign in and -out. The user only
approaches his transponder card to the housing of the POS MobilePro. The transponder module reads the card data and releases the
authorization for this user.
This technology also serves to establish a simple customer card
system. The customer gets a transponder card, which he approaches
for each booking to the housing of the POS MobilePro. On his card
points are debited or credited.
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Fig. 15: Using the optional transponder
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5.3.11 SIM-card reader
For future applications we equipped the Vectron POS MobilePro with
a SIM-card reader. It serves e.g. for a coding for cashless payment.
The card reader is under the battery compartment lid next to the
current collectors.
Proceed as follows to insert a SIM-card to the reader:
1. Press the
key for two seconds or longer until the display of the
POS system switches off.
2. Turn the locking button of the compartment lid by 90 degree to
the left and take off the lid (see above, fig. 4).
3. Take out the battery.
4. Take the SIM-card so that the chip is at the bottom. The rounded
edge points to the rear.
SIM-card
Fig. 16: Adjusting the SIM-card
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5. Insert the SIM-card to the card reader.
6. Insert the battery with the charge contacts to the front into the
battery compartment (see above, fig. 5).
7. Put back the compartment lid and close it.
8. To start the device press the
is now ready for operation.
key. The Vectron POS MobilePro
To remove the SIM-card you require a pair of pincers. Take the SIMcard with the pincers and take it out of the reader.
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5.3.12 Brightness sensor
An integrated brightness sensor adjusts the background lighting of
the display and switches on the keyboard lighting if necessary.
Here, a newly developed power management is applied, which offers various profi les for selection. Thus, you can adjust the Vectron
POS MobilePro before starting work to the light conditions and you
always have a clear and precise display.
Please ask your local Vectron dealer to present you the profi les under
different environmental conditions.
5.3.13 Tilt sensor
A tilt sensor, which is built in the housing of the Vectron POS MobilePro recognizes changes of the horizontal position. You can thus turn
the screen of the POS MobilePro by 180° if for instance you want to
show the customer the invoice. A turn round the transverse axis and
the display points to the bottom. You can program the POS MobilePro so that a turn of the screen switches to another layout format.
Thus, you can present the customer e.g. a sorted invoice.
The tilt sensor also recognizes the vertical position of the POS MobilePro, for instance if it is stored in the leather holster. The tilt sensor
then switches off the display of the POS system and enables an energy save mode.
On the other hand the tilt sensor switches the display on again if you
take the POS MobilePro and bring it into a horizontal position.
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Fig. 18: Vectron POS MobilePro with activated tilt sensor
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5.3.14 Power management
Some of the previously presented functions and attributes of the
Vectron POS MobilePro can be configured so that it switches to an
energy save mode if it is not used.
Following components of the POS MobilePro can be switched on
and off depending on the requirements: screen, main processor,
background lighting for screen and keyboard as well as Wireless
LAN- and Bluetooth-module.
For further information see chapter 7.
5.3.15 Failure of power supply
All data in the Vectron POS MobilePro is protected against a sudden
failure of the power supply (e.g. removal of battery). This is guaranteed by an integrated system battery, which supplies the data memory of the POS system with minimum current.
The service life of this battery is at least five years. A data loss can
therefore be excluded.
In your own interest you should re-establish the power supply in
case of failure as soon as possible.
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Technical data Vectron POS MobilePro
Software
•
•
•
•
•
•
100,000
65,535
1,000
65,535
200
100
PLUs*
Departments*
Operators*
Guest checks or customers*
Cash registers per network*
Printers per network*
*) The indicated values are maximum values, which can only be reached
with special programming and optimum hardware equipment. Please contact your specialist dealer to assist you with your special requirements.
• Intelligent, partly sensor-controlled power management (brightness- and tilt sensor).
• On- and Ofﬂ ine mode incl. synchronization of order- and print
data.
• Improved functions for direct PLU keys via alphanumeric codes.
• Support of Bluetooth peripherals (printers).
• USB backup via ECR network.
• Paging function combined with Vectron ServiceCall.
• Simpliﬁed order input through additional touch functions.
• Power management with various proﬁ les for energy saving.
Hardware
• 3.5‘‘ TFT-Display with 256 colours, background-lighted, transﬂective, resolution 240 x 320 pixels.
• Analogue-resistive 4-wire touch panel.
• Keyboard with 20 keys (4 soft keys); background--lighted.
• Magnesium diecast housing, dust- and waterproof.
• 64-Bit Processor with 131 MHz clock frequency.
• 4 MB SRAM (battery-buffered), optional 8 MB.
• 8 MB FlashROM for system software.
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• Bluetooth interface for connection of printers. Bluetooth standard
1.1, range approx. 5 meters. Further connections e.g. to bar code
scanners, PC or mobile phones are being prepared.
• WLAN network interface, standard 802.11b, transfer rate up to 11
Mbit/s.
• Optional transponder module with 13,56 MHz for a contactless
card system (customer cards, operator sign-in etc.); Tag-it® standard.
• SIM-card reader.
• Exchangeable 3.6V Li-Ion battery with 1950 mAh, max. operating
time 10 hours.
• License memory module.
• Loudspeaker (digitized tones).
• 3 LEDs (red, green, blue) for indication of warnings, messages
etc.
• Vibration motor.
• Brightness sensor to control background- and keyboard lighting.
• Tilt sensor to control screen display and -switch off.
• Temperature range -10° ... +50°C.
Note
At the beginning of series production not all of the
functions and attributes are available. Please contact
your local dealer in case of questions.
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3,06
2,21
7,32
2,91
• Depth approx.
1.06 in
• Dimensions
in inches
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Weight
• approx. 300 g resp. 0.66 lb (incl. battery)
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Charging station and batteries
The most important accessories of the Vectron POS MobilePro
are charge station and batteries. While a battery is comprised in
the shipment of the POS MobilePro, the charging station can be
purchased separately.
6.1
Shipment
The charging station is delivered as follows:
• One Vectron POS MobilePro Charging Station for charging of two
batteries and one terminal.
• External power supply Vectron PS20 with country-speciﬁc plug.
• Dispatch box.
6.2
Mode of operation
The batteries of the Vectron POS MobilePro are charged in the charging station. This station has two lateral slots for external batteries.
In the medium large slot you can charge the battery that is in the
Vectron POS MobilePro. You can operate the POS Mobile Pro during
charging.
LEDs indicate the operating and charge status.
Charging time is approx. 2,5 hours.
The housing of the charging station is made of plastic and has a metal ground plate.
Four rubber feet at the bottom ensure a fi xed, horizontal position.
Alternatively you can mount the charging station at the wall. For this
purpose you require a mounting angle.
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Fig. 19: Charging station for Vectron POS MobilePro
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Fig. 20: Terminal and one battery in charging station
Charge contacts
Charge contacts
Fig. 21: Battery Vectron B30 - old and new housing shape
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Fig. 22: Power supply Vectron PS20
The shape of batteries and slots of the charging station match each
other; you cannot insert the batteries the wrong way round.
Danger of damage!
For the power supply of the charging station please
use exclusively the Vectron PS20 power supply.
Attention! Using other devices may damage or destruct the
charging station.
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Charging
1. Connect the charging station with the Vectron PS20 power supply to the network. The green LED below the left battery slot designated „Power“ indicates the readiness for operation.
2. Insert one or two batteries carefully into the lateral slots of the
charging station. Make sure that the charge contacts are at the
front of the bottom. You must see the product label at the right
side. The yellow LED (charge control, designated „Charge“ and
„End“) ﬂashes slowly.
3. You can charge a third battery, if this is in the Vectron POS MobilePro. Insert the terminal with the charge contacts to the bottom
into the station. The green LED above the display flashes.
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4. The charging takes approx. 2,5 hours. It is fi nished when the respective control lamp is permanently on.
Notes
1. The inserting of fully charged batteries to the lateral slots may cause different reactions of the yellow
LED: In one slot the battery is immediately recognized as fully charged, the LED is permanently on. In
the other slot this recognition may take up to one
minute; the LED ﬂashes for the time being.
This is due to minimum manufacturing tolerances
at the charge contacts of the charging station and
does not indicate an error.
2. The charging procedure depends on the temperature. Outside a temperature range of approx. 0°...45°C
the charging station interrupts the charging. Please
make sure that charging station and batteries are
not used outside this temperature range. A thus interrupted charging will be continued automatically.
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Service life of batteries
The Vectron B30 battery is a high-quality, rechargeable Lithium-Ionbattery. To reach its maximum capacity they should be discharged
completely three to four times and then charged again.
Symptoms which indicate an exhaustion of the battery capacity:
• The battery must be charged in ever shorter intervals.
• The Vectron POS MobilePro suddenly switches off and can only
be used with a newly charged battery. The error message „Battery empty“ is no longer displayed.
• The Vectron POS MobilePro does not react to switch on.
Attention!
Important note:
Exhausted or damaged batteries cannot be repaired
but need to be exchanged and disposed of properly!
Tips for a long service life of the batteries:
• If possible use the batteries until the Vectron POS MobilePro fades in the message „Battery empty“ or - when having conﬁgured
the capacity progress bar - the bar turns red.
• Always charge the discharged batteries completely. This status
is indicated by permanently illuminated control lamps.
• Batteries that are not used for a longer period (approx. 2 - 3
months), should be charged to max. 30 %. For this purpose the
discharged Vectron B30 must be charged for approx. 40 minutes.
Afterwards do not store the battery in the charging station.
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Technical data
• Charging station for simultaneous charging of one terminal Vectron POS MobilePro and and two Vectron B30 batteries.
• POS MobilePro can be operated during charging.
• Charging time approx. 2,5 h.
• PC-ABS-plastic housing with metal ground plate.
• Four rubber feet.
• Two charge control lamps (yellow LED).
• One green LED for readiness for operation.
• Power supply via external Vectron PS20.
• input voltage 90 - 240V.
• output voltage 24V, max. 1,25A.
• Permissible supply voltage: 12 - 30V.
• Max. power consumption depending on voltage.
• Max. wattage 30W.
• Temperature range (operating condition) 0° ... 40°C.
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0.64
2.91
3.21
Dimensions
6.54
Front view - dimensions in inches
View from top - dimensions in inches
Weight
• approx. 600 g resp. 1.32 lb (without battery and terminal)
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Putting into operation
In this chapter we will explain how to start the Vectron POS MobilePro.
Note
Your local Vectron dealer has already made the preparational work so that the Vectron POS MobilePro is
ready for operation. Please ask him to assist you with
the fi rst starting.
Please check in particular the following aspects with your local
dealer:
1. Make sure your POS system is equipped according to your order.
2. The Vectron POS MobilePro is basically designed to work in an
ECR network. In this network you require at least one access
point, which establishes a wireless network connection between
stationary Vectron POS systems or Vectron POS PC and Vectron
POS MobilePro. Please heed the following:
a. Configuration of the access point
Please ask your dealer to configure the access point so that a
wireless network connection between the participating Vectron POS systems can be established.
b. Installation of access point
Select a central set up site. The access point should be installed in min. 2 m height, measured from bottom.
c. Compatibility
Prerequisite for operating the Vectron POS MobilePro in an
ECR network is that all participating Vectron POS systems use
the same Vectron POS software version. For technical reasons,
version Vectron POS 4.0.1.0 or higher must be used.
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3. The Vectron POS MobilePro has specific profi les. They serve to
adjust power save modes and signals to your requirements.
a. Power save profile
This profile determines whether and how the background lighting of the display shall be dimmed. You can select between
„high“, „medium“, „low“ and „none“. The power saving from
„high“ to „none“ decreases continuously because the background lighting is increased step by step.
b. Signal profile
This profile determines the signaling of error messages,
messages or keyboard- and button use. Decisive here are the
environmental noises. You can select between „Normal environment“, Loud environment“ and „Quiet environment“.
• Normal environment: Signal per loudspeaker
• Loud environment: Signal per loudspeaker and vibration
motor
• Quiet environment: Signal per vibration motor and blue
LED
Please ask your local dealer to adjust the profi les according to
your requirements.
4. Charge a Vectron B30 battery (see above, chapter 6.3).
The charging takes approx. 2,5 hours. It is fi nished when the respective control lamp is permanently on.
5. Take the battery out of the lateral slot and insert it to the Vectron
POS MobilePro (see above, chapter 5.3.4, no. 2 - 4, 7 - 10).
6. Or you take the Vectron POS MobilePro with inserted battery out
of the medium slot.
7. Switch on the POS MobilePro by pressing the
key.
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8. During the start you see the start
screen. You may also hear a start
melody.
9. You then see the registration surface and the POS MobilePro is
ready for operation.
Note
Your registration surface may differ from that above.
This depends on the programming of the POS MobilePro. Please contact your Vectron dealer.
Your Vectron POS MobilePro is now ready for operation.
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Operating the POS system
In this chapter you get an overview on the functions of your Vectron
POS system and an introduction in the basic operational procedures.
Normally, your Vectron dealer has adjusted the POS system according to your requirements. Some operations at your POS system may
therefore be completely different to those described in this manual.
In this case ask your Vectron dealer who will explain the functions
particularly installed for you.
Note
The buttons on the touch screen display their functions mainly by small pictographs, so-called icons.
The icons contained in the Vectron POS software and
their meaning are explained in the supplement.
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8.1
Sign in and -out at the POS system
Before you can make any entries the clerk has to sign in at the POS
system. This allows you to trace at any moment which clerk is responsible for which entries. Different clerks can get different authorizations, e.g. void.
There are different ways to sign in and -out at the Vectron POS MobilePro.
8.1.1
Sign in by transponder card
In case your Vectron POS MobilePro has a built-in transponder reader, you can sign in to the POS system with the transponder card.
Hold the card to the rear of the terminal. The transponder is behind
the dark plastic plate with the product logo.
If the POS system is programmed to require a secret clerk number
you now have to enter this secret number and confi rm with 
or .
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Sign in without transponder card
You can sign in at the POS system without transponder card if you
have been assigned a clerk number and a key is not compulsory.
Enter your clerk number and press the  or
key. You may
have to enter a secret number and confi rm it with  or .
8.1.3
Sign out
Clerk sign out is made by:
• approaching the transponder card again,
• closing the receipt,
• pressing  or key.
8.2
Guest checks and hold buffers
Guest checks and hold buffers serve to store several invoices simultaneously. This function is often required in restaurants, to store the
goods consumed for each guest check.
In retail, it can also be useful to store several invoices simultaneously, if for instance in a bakery there is only one cash register for
several clerks. In a supermarket, if a customer forgot his wallet in
his car, the entire sale can be stored temporarily in a “hold-buffer”
so that other customers can be serviced until the customer returns
with his wallet.
8.2.1
Starting a new GC
To open a new guest check, enter the number and depress the 
key or .
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Close and re-open a GC
By pressing the  key or the guest check is closed. Depending
on the programming, the order is now printed on different printers,
e.g. at the counter or in the kitchen. The POS system is now open for
other orders.
If you want to re-open a GC to make further entries, repeat the steps
(see above).
8.2.3
Paying a guest check
To pay a GC, open it again (see above). If you open a GC again the balance is displayed. If you now press the  key or or any other
media key, the invoice is printed and all PLUs are deleted from the
GC. Before pressing the  key or
you can enter the amount
the customer gives you and the change is displayed.
Depending on the programming of your POS system, there are several other possibilities. For instance you can fi rst print a subtotal
invoice and then print the total invoice after the guest decided on
the mode of payment.
8.2.4
Guest check split
It may often be necessary to split the guest check, if for instance one
guest wants to leave earlier than the others. For these cases you have the function “G.C. Split”. This function is only available for clerks
who have been vested with the according authorization.
To split a GC it must be opened anew. If necessary, close the GC and
open it again. Press  or.. . Select the PLUs to be split via
the direct PLU ot the PLU numbers. After having selected all PLUs finalize the split with  or or any other media key. The invoice
is printed.
It may happen that a guest changes to a different table. You may
then split PLUs from one guest check to another. Proceed as described above, however enter the guest check number to which the
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PLUs are to be transferred before pressing  or
the split with  or .
8.2.5
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Guest check move
Rather than splitting single PLUs from one check to another, “Check
Move” allows the entire check to be moved to another guest check.
The clerks must be vested with the according authorization. Proceed
as follows:
1. Open the GC to be moved. If the GC has alredy been opened, close it with  or
and open it again via GC number and 
key or . G.C. moves can only be carried out if the G.C. is opened
anew.
2. Enter the target GC number and press  or
GC that has been moved is closed automatically.
8.2.6
. The
Shift change
Shift change means that a guest check is transferred to another clerk
(e.g. change of shift). Open the guest check that is to be transferred.
Enter the number of the clerk to whom the guest check is to be transferred and press  or .
8.2.7
Hold buffers
To open a hold buffer press the respective key. By means of the hold
buffer keys you can switch between the individual hold buffers. To
close a hold buffer press a media key.
Depending on the programming of the POS system a hold buffer is
automatically assigned to a certain clerk. In this case the hold buffer
change is automatically carried out if a new clerk signs in.
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Reports
The Vectron POS System offers various reports for a determined period or selected clerks. You can select reports via the  or 
key or via other special keys and print them. .
It is also possible to read reports by means of the PC program Vectron Commander and to process them on the computer.
Note
It depends on the programming and on the clerks’ authorization which reports can be called. Please contact
your Vectron dealer.
By pressing the  or  key you can select between „X-reports“ and „Z-reports“.
“X-reports” are interim reports, the memory is not deleted. All data
is kept for further reading and processing.
“Z-reports” are fi nal reports, the memory is reset to zero and the
report cannot be restored!
After choosing either an X-report or a Z-report, you may decide
which report is to be printed. The following are short descriptions of
some of the most common reports:
Operators (Menu Operators etc.)
An overview of the fi nancial data for each operator.
Single operator (Menu Operators etc.)
An overview of the fi nancial data for only one operator.
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Operator invoices (Menu GCs/invoices)
Shows the invoices that were created by each operator in the reporting period.
• An X-report creates a subtotal invoice with the guest check still
open for service.
• A Z-report creates a fi nal invoice and closes the guest check.
Open guest checks (Menu GCs/invoices)
Lists all guest checks that have not yet been paid.
Invoices (Menu GCs/invoices)
Shows all invoices that were created in the reporting period.
• An X-report creates a subtotal invoice with the guest check still
open for service.
• A Z-report creates a fi nal invoice and closes the guest check.
Hourly report
Indicates the turnover per hour.
Transactions
Gives an overview of the fi nancial data, including turnover, taxes
and cash in drawer totals.
Departments, PLUs, Main groups
Shows fi nancial data according to department, PLUs or Main
groups.
Journal
Records all actions carried out at the POS system (programming and
ﬁ nancial data) since the last Z-report.
For Transaktions, Operators, Operators (single), Departments, PLUs,
Main groups and Hourly report you can select between different report levels. For instance there may be a level for daily reports and
another level for weekly reports. At the end of a day you can print
the Z-reports of level 1, at the end of a week those of level 2. For some
reports you may also select an evaluation range and print the report
only for selected PLUs.
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Please note that due to the amount of data, the printing of invoices,
clerk reports and journals may take quite some time.
8.4
Input and output
8.4.1
Input of amounts
Amounts are generally entered into the POS system with two decimals. The dot can also be omitted. For ten Dollars enter “1000” or
“10.00”, for 3.95 Dollars “395” or “3.95”.
8.4.2
Screen windows
Depending on the programming different windows are available on
the screen. The most important will be explained here. By means
of the key  you can switch between the individual
windows or select new ones.
Overview on open GCs / open hold-buffers
Displays all those GCs and hold-buffers which have been opened by
the currently signed-in clerk. It also shows the total sales for each GC
or hold-buffer.
Receipt window
Displays the current receipt or invoice.
Info window
Displays the last entry or information on current actions such as
“Void” or “GC split”.
Input window
Here you enter amounts or PLU numbers.
GC window
Displays all PLUs of the currently opened GC that have not yet been
paid.
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Making a sale
The usual procedure is as follows:
• PLUs or prices are entered,
• the sale is invoiced and passed to the customer,
• the customer pays.
The details of each of these steps are explained in the following. A
clerk must be signed-in (see above).
8.5.1
Input of PLUs
There are different ways to enter PLUs:
•
•
•
•
Enter the PLU number and press  key or .
Use the direct PLU key (e.g. ).
Select a PLU per alphanumeric short cut (see chapter 11.1).
Scan the bar code of the PLU.
8.5.2
Free price input
When you enter a PLU (see above), it will sell for its preset price. You
may also enter a different price, e.g. for goods with small faults that
you want to sell cheaper.
Free price input can be locked at your POS system or only be possible for selected clerks.
To carry out free price input, enter a price and select the corresponding PLU or department. Before selecting PLU or department you
may have to press the  button.
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Payment
The booking is closed if all PLUs have been entered and the customer wants to pay. The signed-in clerk can now display the subtotal
by pressing the  key or . The sum is told to the customer.
Enter the amount you got from the customer and press  or
. The change is displayed and the receipt is printed. If the customer pays the exact amount you can directly depress  or
without entering an amount.
If the customer does not pay cash, press the respective media key,
e.g.  or  instead of  or .
8.6
Void and merchandise return
Void and merchandise return are similar functions.
Void serves to cancel entries.
Merchandise return is a negative account where goods are taken
back and money is paid out or deducted from the open balance.
Void and merchandise return can only be carried out by clerks who
have been vested with the corresponding authorization.
8.6.1
Correction
Pressing the  key or
8.6.2
deletes the last entered PLU.
Void
If you wish to delete another PLU press  or . Select the PLU
to be deleted via direct PLU key or PLU number (see above). If you
want to delete additional PLUs, press the  key or again.
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Merchandise return
For merchandise return it is decisive whether you book to a guest
check or not. When working in a guest check, it is only possible to return those PLUs that have previously been sold on this guest check.
When working in a cash sale, you may return any PLUs.
To carry out a merchandise return press the 
key. The further procedure is identical with “Void”.
8.7
Change invoice format
Your dealer has adapted the invoice format according to your requests. It may sometimes be necessary to change the format, e.g.
to print a receipt for entertainment expenses. In this case press the
 key before closing the invoice.
8.8
Programming the POS system
Improper changes in the programming of the POS system can cause
unwanted erratic behaviour during operation.
In order to avoid this, only authorized service staff should have access to the programming area. Vectron POS systems are programmable in a way that safety keys, passwords and unambiguous access restrictions can be assigned individually for every user.
Please contact your local Vectron dealer to advise you with saftey
precautions that are useful for your company.
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Final remark
We hope that we were able to give you some helpful information
about your Vectron POS system. Due to the numerous programming
possibilities, the description had to be quite general and the information restricted to the main functions. Your Vectron dealer will gladly
answer any of your questions.
Please visit us on the web at www.vectron.de. Here you get additional information and you can send us your inquiries via E-Mail.
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Service and maintenance
The Vectron POS MobilePro does not contain any parts that can be
serviced by the user. Please leave all maintenance and service to
your Vectron dealer.
Danger of damage!
Do not carry out any maintenance or service on your
own. Only authorized service staff may open the
Attention!
housing.
9.1
Cleaning the display
To clean the display of your Vectron POS system please use a clean,
soft cloth, soaked with isopropyl alcohol if necessary.
Danger of damage!
Do not use chemical cleansers or cleansers contaiAttention! ning solvents or benzine!
9.2
Cleaning the keyboard
You can take off the keyboard for cleaning without having to open
the housing of the Vectron POS MobilePro. You require a thin tool like
e.g. a screw driver.
We recommend to store the POS MobilePro in the charging station so
you can use both hands for taking off the keyboard.
Proceed as follows:
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1. At the upper and lower edge of the keyboard grid you see a thin
notch. Put the tip of the screw driver into the upper notch. To protect grid and housing place a small rubber- or plastic strip under
the screw driver. Carefully lift the keyboard grid to the top by
pressing down the screw driver.
notches
Fig. 23: Lifting the keyboard grid
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2. Put the tip of the screw driver into the lower notch and put the
strip under the screw driver. Carefully lift the keyboard grid to the
top.
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3. Take off the keyboard grid. You can see the keyboard pad with
the 20 keys of the Vectron POS MobilePro.
Fig. 25: Removed keyboard grid
4. The further procedure depends on whether the POS MobilePro
has a removable keyboard pad or not. You can fi nd it out by trying
to remove it (see fig. 26).
a) Removable keyboard pad
Take off the keyboard pad (see fig. 26). Clean the keyboard
compartment with a brush. If you want to clean the keyboard
pad you can take off the key caps. You can clean the keyboard
pad with a brush.
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Fig. 26: Removing the keyboard pad
b) Unremovable keyboard pad
As of week 12/2006 the POS MobilePro is produced without
removable keyboard pad. The keyboard pad is glued fixed to
the keyboard compartment. In this case take the key caps off
the keyboard pad (see fig. 27). Clean the pad with a brush.
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Fig. 27: Unremovable keyboard pad
5. Use a (damp) cloth to clean the key caps.
The keyboard grid can also be cleaned with a cloth.
Danger of damage!
Attention!
Do not use chemical cleansers or cleansers containing solvents or benzine!
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6. Put the caps back to the keyboard pad (see above, fig. 1).
The exact seating of the caps is guaranteed by a small shape at
the inside which matches the notch of the button.
shape
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Fig. 28: Putting on the key caps
7. Vectron POS MobilePro with removable keyboard pad:
Put back the keyboard pad. Two holes near the upper and lower
edge ensure it is seated exactly.
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8. Inserting the keyboard grid is a bit difficult and must be done
with utmost precision.
The keyboard grid has at its lateral edges two tongues of approx.
8 mm length. These tongues must be inserted to the lateral
grooves of the keyboard compartment.
Start at one side.
tongues
Fig. 29: Inserting the keyboard grid
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9. Press the keyboard grid at the other side into the compartment
until the tongues lock in the groove.
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Fig. 30: Fixing the keyboard grid
10. Check that the individual keys are seated correctly in the keyboard grid. They may not jam, otherwise you cannot operate the
Vectron POS MobilePro correctly.
The Vectron POS MobilePro is now ready again for operation.
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Cleaning the housing
The magnesium housing of the Vectron POS MobilePro is equipped
with a display and has some plastic parts at front and rear. It is therefore well protected against dirt and must only be cleaned if it is
very fi lthy.
To clean the housing use a damp cloth which is soaked with a mild
cleanser. Wipe the dirty surface with the cloth.
Danger of damage!
Do not use chemical cleansers or cleansers containing solvents or benzine!
Attention! Otherwise the plastic parts of the housing and the
display could be damaged.
9.4
Cleaning the charge contacts
The cleaning of charging contacts can considerable prolong the service life of terminal and charging station. Dirty charging contacts
impede the charging and may cause a stronger heating and damage
of the charging station.
Please check the charging contacts of the terminal regularly and if
necessary clean them with a spirit-soaked cotton bud.
Danger of damage!
Attention!
Do not use benzine, solvents or chemical cleaning
agents!
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Careful handling of the terminal
In a restaurant, particularly in hectic times, a careless handling may
damage or even destroy the terminal. We would therefore like to give
you some hints how to protect the Vectron POS MobilePro and thus
prolong its service life.
• Do not put the device on a tray with drinks! When serving your
guests you may drop glasses and the moisture could damage the
device. The POS MobilePro is designed to be waterproof. Yet, it is
not designed to be permanently operated in a wet environment.
Always carry the POS MobilePro in the optionally available leather holster. This protects the device against humidity and other
damage.
• Although carried in the leather holster you cannot exclude that
the display is damaged as long as it is not turned to the body. In
narrow rooms or during hectic hours you may easily hit tables,
counter or other obstacles. The display can scratch until you cannot use it anymore.
Always carry the POS MobilePro with the display turned to the
body to protect it from scratches!
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Accessories
By using high-quality accessories you can perfectly adjust the Vectron POS MobilePro to various requirements.
On the following pages we will present you the accessories available
for the POS MobilePro.
You can purchase the accessories from your local Vectron dealer. He
will assist you with the configuration of POS system and accessories.
10.1 System accessories
Following items are available:
•
•
•
•
•
Charging station incl. power supply.
Battery.
Transponder
Touch pen.
Multi-function touch pen.
10.1.1 Charging station and batteries
We described the „Vectron POS MobilePro Charging Station“ incl.
power supply „Vectron PS20“ and batteries „Vectron B30“ in chapter 6.
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10.1.2 Transponder
We already mentioned the transponder reader of the Vectron POS
MobilePro several times (see chapter 5.3.10). It serves for sign in of
clerks or for reading customer cards.
The transponder is not included in the standard delivery; however, it
can be built-in or retrofitted ex-works.
10.1.3 Touch pen
The touch pen is made of resistant plastic with a rounded tip. It is
particularly suitable for operating the touch screen of the Vectron
POS MobilePro.
Fig. 31: Touch pen
10.1.4 Multi-function touch pen
The multi-function touch pen is touch pen and biro all in one. By turning the rear part of the cap you can select between cartridge and
touch.
Fig. 32: Multi-function touch pen
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10.2 Additional accessories
Following additional accessories are available for the Vectron POS
MobilePro:
• Mobile thermal printer Vectron MP20.
• Leather holster (to be combined with belt).
• Safety swirl.
10.2.1 Mobile thermal printer Vectron MP20
The mobile thermal printer Vectron MP20 is connected via Bluetooth
to the POS MobilePro and communicates directly with the terminal.
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Fig. 33: Mobile Thermal printer Vectron MP20
A clip at the rear allows you to wear the printer at the belt. It requires
customary thermal paper and can store and print logos. Its housing
is light, yet robust and is splash-proof.
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10.2.2 Leather holster
To protect the Vectron POS MobilePro we can offer a special leather
holster.
This holster can be combined with a belt and allows to carry the POS
MobilePro comfortably at the hip.
Fig. 34: Leather holster
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The holster is made of robust cowhide to store the terminal as well
as touch pen and multi-function touch pen.
The metal lug at the side serves to mount a chain to hold the terminal
in case it falls down. The chain can be mounted to the Vectron POS
MobilePro by means of a fastening swirl (see below).
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Fig. 35: Leather holster with terminal, touch pen and multi-function touch pen
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Fig. 36: Belt
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10.2.3 Safety swirl
For the Vectron POS MobilePro a safety swirl is available. The safety
swirl is mounted at the housing instead of one of the torx screws. By
means of a safety strap the POS MobilePro can be carried out around
the waist.
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Fig. 37: Safety swirl
The swirl turns freely, adjusting to body motion without inhibiting
the work process.
Danger of damage!
Attention!
Do not use metal safety straps. When touching the
magnesium housing of the POS MobilePro they may
cause severe and irreparable damages.
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Special functions for Vectron POS
MobilePro
In addition to the already mentioned profi les (see chapter 7) some
special functions for the Vectron POS MobilePro have been integrated in the Vectron POS software. These functions support the
problem-free operation of the POS system particularly in connection
with other Vectron POS systems. We will explain them in the following:
• Alphanumeric short cuts.
• Print data server.
• Ofﬂ ine GCs.
11.1
Alphanumeric short cuts
Alphanumeric short cuts allow an easy and fast booking of PLUs via
a combination of numbers. Several letters and numbers are assigned
to each number of the numeric keyboard:
0 ......... -0
1 ......... pqrs1
2 ......... tuv2
3 ......... wxyz3
4 ......... ghi4
5 ......... jkl5
6 ......... mno6
7 ......... 7
8 ......... abc8
9 ......... def9
ghi
pqrs
abc
jkl
tuv
def
mno
wxyz
If e.g. you want to book a coke, press key 8. All PLUs starting with
A, B or C are displayed. Now press key 6. All PLUs starting with AM,
AN, AO, BM, BN, BO, CM, CN or CO are displayed. The PLU „Coke“
should appear on top of the selection list and you can use the touch
pen to select and book the PLU.
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Prerequisite is that alphanumeric short cuts have been enabled in
the Vectron POS software. Please contact your Vectron dealer.
Alphanumeric short cuts follow the letter-number-combination of mobile phones.
Note
11.2
Print data server
A print data server receives print data from a terminal, which cannot
process and print the data. Technical procedure:
1. Data is entered at the terminal (= Vectron POS MobilePro), the
processed data is to be printed.
2. The printer is connected to a stationary Vectron POS system,
which is connected to the terminal via Wireless LAN.
3. The stationary POS system receives the unprocessed print data,
processes it and prints it on the connected printer.
Advantage of this method is the reduction of data amount. The terminal is relieved and independent of a Wireless LAN-connection.
Otherwise the terminal itself would have to process the print data
and send it to the printer via stationary POS system. During this time
the Wireless LAN-connection could be interrupted and the print job
would not be transmitted in time.
Prerequisite is that the print data server function in the Vectron POS
software has been enabled. Please contact your Vectron dealer.
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Offline Guest Checks
This function reserves GCs in an ECR network for some time for exclusive operation by one POS system.
For the Vectron POS MobilePro this means that it can be assigned defi ned GCs before leaving the Wireless LAN-radio range. This can be
made manually or automatically with operator sign in. The operator
always fi nds his GC range in the POS MobilePro and can serve these
GCs. This GC range is blocked for the other POS systems or users for
the time being.
If the user wants to release again his GC range, e.g. when returning
to the Wireless LAN-radio range, this can also be made manually or
automatically with operator sign out.
Prerequisite is that the Offl ine-GC-function has been enabled in the
Vectron POS software. Please contact your Vectron dealer.
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Additional Vectron products
Here we would like to inform you on additional Vectron products,
which are designed to perfectly complete the Vectron POS MobilePro.
12.1 Stationary Vectron POS systems
Stationary Vectron POS systems with fast and reliable 64-Bit hardware are ideally applied as single stations. Being perfectly suitable
as server they allow data exchange with the Vectron POS MobilePro.
The chart below lists the most important performance data of stationary and mobile systems.
ColorTouch
Colour display
Touch screen
Customer display
64-Bit Processor
SRAM, extendable
2 MB,
DRAM
64 MB
FlashROM
8 MB
Network
Ethernet LAN
Ports
• serial
• parallel
• USB
• Cash drawers
• PS/2
• Bluetooth
Transponder
Int. card reader
Power management
Clerk lock
1)
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Mini
Vario
2 MB,
64 MB
8 MB
Ethernet LAN
2 MB,
64 MB
8 MB
Ethernet LAN
= standard equipment, = optional, = not available.
To be realized via transponder reader.
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64 MB
8 MB
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For further information on stationary Vectron POS systems please
refer to the Internet under www.vectron.de.
12.2 Vectron POS PC
Vectron POS PC imports the Vectron POS software to your PC. You
only need a PC with Microsoft® Windows® operating system. The
advantage of Vectron POS PC is that you can use the Vectron POS
software simultaneously with E-Mail-, office- and stock control programs. This allows data exchange within seconds.
For further information on Vectron POS PC please refer to the Internet under www.vectron.de.
12.3 Vectron Commander
The Vectron Commander is a communication- and evaluation software for PCs with Microsoft® Windows® operating system. Via its
connection to the Vectron POS system the Vectron Commander can
call and evaluate the ECR data. At any time you can get an overview
on sales-, order- or working time data etc.
For further information on the Vectron Commander please refer to
the Internet under www.vectron.de.
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EC-declaration of conformity
for CE-marking
For the device
Vectron POS MobilePro
We declare that the device complies with the essential requirements
as stipulated in the Council directives on electric and electronic products:
1. 89/336/EEC - EMC-Directive
2. 73/23/EEC or 93/68/EEC - Low Voltage Directive
3. 1999/5/EU - RTTE-Directive
Applied standards:
Ad 1 (Electromagnetic compatibility):
• EN 61000-3-2 (2000) and EN 61000-3-3 (1995 + App.) Only for power supply.
• EN 301489-03 V1.4.1 - EMC - SRD.
• EN 301489-17 V1.2.1 - EMC - Wireless LAN & Bluetooth.
Ad 2 (Electric safety):
• EN 60950-1 (2001).
Ad 3 (Radio- or transmitter test):
• EN 300 328-2 V1.2.1 - Wireless LAN & Bluetooth.
• EN 300 330-2 V1.1.1 - SRD.
• EN 50371 (2002) - Restrictions of human exposure to electromagnetic fields.
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This declaration is signed for the Manufacturer / Importer by:
Vectron Systems AG
Jens Reckendorf
Münster, 6 July 2005.
Thomas Stümmler
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FCC / IC Compliance Statements
14.1 Vectron POS MobilePro Terminal
Section 15.21 Information to user
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate
the equipment.
Section 15.19 Labelling requirements
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Attention!
The Vectron POS MobilePro can only send with one
of the available transmitters at a time.
The software cannot address two or more transmitters simultaneously.
The label with the ID information can be found in the battery compartment.
14.2 Vectron POS MobilePro charging station
Section 15.105 (b)
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
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cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from
that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB003 du Canada.
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SAFETY INFORMATION FOR RF EXPOSURE
Body-worn operation has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with the Applicants accessories supplied or
designated for this product as listed in the fi ling.
Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF
exposure guidelines. The SAR values are measured and keeps the
limit values.
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Supplement
16.1 Piktographs
The Vectron POS MobilePro has installed a set of icons, which can be
used in registration mode. The chart below lists the available icons.
Icons and their meaning
Icon
Meaning
Icon
Meaning
Clear
Seat number
Escape
PLU
MobilePro
Take away
Invoice
Cancel receipt
Load invoice
Receipt copy
Recall invoice
Guest count
Invoice copy
Inhouse
Seat split
No invoice
Void
Clerk
Correction
Manager funct. only
GC
Open GC/Clerk
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Meaning
Icon
Meaning
GC split
Side dishes
Shift change
Beer
GC move
Icecream
Table plan
Fish
Enter GC text
Meat
X-report
Drinks
Z-report
Main courses
Temp. invoice
Dessert
Subtotal
Pizza
Cash
Spirits
Cold drinks
Starters
Hot drinks
Wine
The software of the POS MobilePro can also use self-created or edited icons of a second icon set. You can either display these icons on
buttons or link them to a PLU.
These icons must be edited and brought to a defi ned format. Please
ask your local dealer if you want to create and use your own icons.
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16.2 Glossary
Access Point ..............................Central radio node in a wireless network, which for a certain range supplies
the terminals with the wireless network
connection.
Background lighting ...............Serves to make visible the content of
LCD-sreens even under bad light conditions.
Bar code.......................................Information is coded by means of a certain sequence and width of bars. Mainly used for packaging, contains specific
product information, e.g. on content,
price etc. The scan code is read with a
special scanner.
Battery .........................................Rechargeable battery.
Bluetooth .....................................Technology for wireless transfer of
information via short distances. The
Bluetooth-technology uses a freely available radio network and works with 2.45
GHz.
CE ..................................................With the CE-mark a manufacturer confirms that his products were produced
in conformity with EU standards and regulations. The abbreviation CE stands
for Communauté Européenne.
Clerk key......................................For sign in and out of the clerks.
DRAM...........................................In a dynamic RAM (DRAM) the electric
charge must be refreshed with a refresh
pulse to keep the data in the memory
cells.
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Ethernet .......................................Standardized network protocol, used
for connecting computers and networks
per coaxial cable.
FCC ................................................Federal Communications Commission:
American authority for approval of communication devices.
FlashROM ...................................Special memory type for system- and
application software. Can do without
current source or requires only a button
cell.
Icons..............................................Icons are small pictographs, which on
GUIs symbolize a function (file, program
etc.). A touch or click on the icon calls
the function.
LCD ................................................Liquid Crystal Display. A layer of liquid
chrystals is given in between two foils.
When a voltage passes through these
chrystals, they change the angle of optical refraction.
LED ................................................Light Emitting Diode = semiconductor
emitting light when power is fed.
Main memory ............................Immediate access storage which loses
its content when switching off the current.
Network ......................................Group of computers that are connected
via different lines and share common resources like data and peripherals.
Pixel ..............................................Smallest element of a digital image with
defined coordinates for location and colour.
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Port ................................................Physical or logical connection within a
system or between several systems for
exchange of information.
POS ................................................Point of sale.
Power management................Setting to switch on and off components depending on the requirements in
order to save energy. For the Vectron
POS MobilePro e.g. screen, processor,
background lighting, Wireless LAN and
Bluetooth.
Scanner ........................................Device for reading and forwarding bar
codes. The scanner is connected to a
computer or POS system.
SIM-card reader ........................Subscriber Identity Module. Device
which by means of a SIM-card recognizes authorizations and identifies users.
Soft keys ......................................Keys of the Vectron POS Mobile and POS
MobilePro, which can be assigned any
function.
Software ......................................Heading for any type of computer programs.
SRAM ...........................................Static RAM. A permanent quiescent
current preserves the stored information. In switch off mode, this quiescent
current is maintained by a battery that
is mounted on the main board.
Terminal ......................................Monitor for data display, connected to
the central computer; data processing
and -storage is made via the central
computer. We distinguish:
• Dumb terminals, which only have
screen and keyboard but not an own
data processor. Data processing is
made by the central computer
• Intelligent terminals correspond more or less to a complete computer.
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TFT ................................................Thin Film Transistor. Display technique
which offers a higher contrast and a better image than customary flat screens.
Touch screen .............................Pressure-sensitive screen with input
function.
Transflection .............................Design of LCD-screens. They use the
ambient light for the illumination of the
display. Saves battery current and allows application under direct sunlight.
Transponder ..............................Device for wireless communication
which reads incoming data contactless
and can write on the data carrier.
UL ..................................................Underwriters Laboratories. American
Organization for examination and certification of products and their safety,
particularly in the field of electrical engineering.
Update..........................................Software-update.
Wireless LAN ............................Wireless Local Area Network. Designation for wireless network according to
standard IEEE 802.11.
X-report........................................An interim report, the memory is not deleted. All data is kept for further reading
and processing.
Z-report ........................................A final report, the memory is reset to zero and the report cannot be restored.
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16.3 Document revision
Date
Modifications
01.06.2005
First creation and publication.
21.06.2005
• Technical data of charging station corrected.
• Keyboard images corrected.
21.07.2005
Notes on charging procedures added.
26.07.2005
Notes on safety for battery Vectron B30 added.
11.10.2005
Notes on battery protection circuit added.
18.11.2005
Note for correct closing of battery compartment lid
added (fig. 9).
06.12.2005
Chapter 10.2.3 added.
16.12.2005
Chapter 10.1.3 revised.
30.01.2006
Chapter 10.2.3 expanded.
27.02.2006
Chapter 10.2.1 revised.
01.04.2006
• Techn. data adjusted (4 instead of 8 MB SRAM).
• Chapter 9.2 expanded.
10.05.2006
Chapter 13 added.
31.05.2006
• Chapter 5.3.3 expanded.
• Chapter 9.4 added.
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Date
Modifications
14.08.2006
• Article numbers removed.
• Fig. 31 added.
• Note on safety for safety straps added.
13.09.2006
Stylus and multi-function stylus renamed.
19.04.2007
• Chapter 5.3.4 expanded.
• Techn. data adjusted.
19.11.2007
• Bluetooth information updated.
• Chapter 10.2.3 removed.
• Figures 19 and 21 revised.
22.07.2008
• Chapter 8.3 corrected.
• Chapter 10.1 corrected.
• Glossary revised.

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