Hypercom T7 series - Deleting the Current Software Application at the Terminals Boot Level

Chapter 1
1-10 T7 Series Troubleshooting Manual 940114-020
Step-by-Step
To access the terminal’s Boot level:
Step Action Terminal display
1 Press the key sequence: Function 3, Enter. 0(5&+$17)81&7,21

2 Immediately after you press Enter, press the
following orange keys simultaneously:
nCard Verify
nVoid
n Offline
Continue to hold until the terminal beeps twice.
The terminal performs a self-test and displays the
EPROM version.
7$(350;;;
:$,7)256(/)7(67
The terminal performs a self-test and displays the
Memory Page status.
0(025<3$*(67$786
22$$$$$))
The terminal performs a self-test and displays the
EPROM version.
7$(350;;;
:$,7)256(/)7(67
If the terminal’s initialization has been deleted by
performing Function 9, 9, Enter, 9, Enter, and 1,
Enter at the terminal’s Application level, the
following message appears on terminals with
EPROMs less than 2.00.
N
OTE: FE means Format Error, indicating you are
in Boot level.
&21),*85(7(50,1$/
25&$//+(/3)(
If the terminal’s initialization has been deleted by
performing Function 9, 9, Enter, 9, Enter, and 1,
Enter at the terminal’s Application level, the
following message appears on terminals with
EPROMs higher than 2.00.
N
OTE: FE means Format Error, indicating you are
in Boot level.
3/($6(,1,7,$/,=(
25&$//+(/3)(
3 If you want to return to the Idle prompt at the
terminal’s Application level, press Function 3,
Enter.
'$7( 7,0(
6:,3(&86720(5&$5'
4 If you want to change various settings that reside
in the terminal’s Boot level, refer to “Changing
Settings in the Terminal’s Boot Level” on page
1-17.
5 If you want to delete the current terminal software
application, refer to “Deleting the Current
Software Application at the Terminal’s Boot
Level” on page 1-11.