• Belden 89855
• Berk Tek 256133
• Olympic 6173T
• Non-Shielded Cables with PVC Insulation:
• Belden 8444
• Olympic 2998
• All CAT6 or better UTP or STP cable that meets the ANSI/EIA/TIA- 568-A/B
specifications and has a PVC jacket.
• Non-Shielded Cables with Teflon Insulation
• Belden 89729, 88444
• Olympic 2998T
• All CAT6 or better UTP or STP cable that meets the ANSI/EIA/TIA- 568-A/B
specifications and has a Teflon jacket.
Traditional MICROS RS422 Cabling and Connection
Hardware
This section introduces the ‘traditional’ MICROS IDN connection hardware. To review
examples using the traditional IDN cabling and connection hardware to drive IDN
printers from any MICROS Workstation, refer to the Lan Cable Termination section.
• Wall Plate
• 6-Pin Modular Connector
• Patch Cables
• IDN Connectors on MICROS Workstations
• Cable Runs
Wall Plate
This wall plate mounts to a standard 4x4 metal or plastic conduit box with a plaster
ring purchased by the installer. Four screws are provided to mount the plate to the
box. To install modular connectors, you must first remove a plastic “knock-out,” then
snap the connector into place.
6-Pin Modular Connector
This six-pin keystone style modular connector terminates the in-wall wiring at each
IDN device in the system. Included in the same package is the connector cap. Cable
termination is completed by inserting the conductors and the shield or drain wire into
the cap and forcing the cap onto the pins of the connector.
Patch Cables
An 8-Pin to 6-Pin IDN Patch Cable is included with each IDN printing device. This
cable connects the device to the 6-pin modular connector on the wall plate.
Chapter 28
Traditional MICROS RS422 Cabling and Connection Hardware
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