What to do if MSR does not respond on POSBank SlimPOS?
If the MSR (Magnetic Stripe Reader) on your POSBank Payment Terminal is not responding, check the connection of the main board to LCD cable. Also, verify the MSR board cable.
General| Memory Type | DDR3L |
|---|---|
| Storage Type | SSD |
| Display Type | IPS LCD |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Payment Methods | NFC |
| Printer | Thermal |
| Security | EMV L1 & L2 |
Warranty terms for defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
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Information subject to change without notice; disclaims warranties for specific purposes.
Acknowledgment of product names as properties of their respective owners.
Equipment compliance with FCC limits for digital devices and radio frequency interference.
Device compliance with FCC rules, subject to conditions regarding interference.
Important safety guidelines for product use, maintenance, and environmental considerations.
Lists items included with the product and instructions for missing or damaged items.
Diagrams identifying parts of the POS main body from front and rear views.
Detailed diagram of rear panel connectors and input/output ports.
Instructions for installing optional components like customer display and second monitor.
Overview of the BIOS setup program, its purpose, and navigation methods.
Explanation of keyboard keys and their functions within the BIOS setup menus.
Display of the main BIOS menu screen and how to access specific sub-menus.
Configuration options for basic system settings like date, time, and IDE devices.
Settings for CPU features, boot priority, and quick power-on self-test.
Configuration for boot devices, NumLock status, Gate A20, and security options.
Settings for DRAM timing, BIOS cacheability, and video memory allocation.
Settings for onboard IDE, Super I/O devices, and LAN boot ROM.
Configuration for IDE HDD modes, DMA transfer, Serial ATA, and audio.
Settings for Super I/O devices, power-on functions, and serial port configurations.
Settings for onboard LAN, watchdog timer, and serial port IRQ assignments.
Configuration for USB controllers, operation modes, and device functions.
Settings for ACPI functions, suspend types, and video power management.
Settings for wake-up events like PCI cards, alarms, and USB keyboard.
Settings for Plug and Play, PCI resource control, and payload size.
Displays system temperature, fan speeds, and various voltage readings.
Option to load BIOS factory default settings for optimal system operation.
Function to set or change the BIOS administrator password for security.
Saves configuration changes to CMOS memory and exits the BIOS setup utility.
Exits the BIOS setup utility without recording any changes made during the session.
Procedure for identifying, verifying, and correcting product problems.
Guidelines for diagnosing and resolving problems related to the power system.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to accessing the Local Area Network (LAN).
Troubleshooting steps for when the MSR does not respond or function correctly.
Troubleshooting steps for when USB ports are not functioning as expected.
Troubleshooting steps for issues where the cash drawer does not function.
Troubleshooting steps for LCD backlight issues or text visibility problems.
Troubleshooting steps for when the touch screen is not responding.
Troubleshooting steps for unexpected power shutdowns or failure to turn on.
Troubleshooting steps for when the PS/2 keyboard is not functioning.
Troubleshooting steps for systems that repeatedly reboot upon power-up.
Diagram illustrating the location of mainboard components and connectors.
Description of mainboard slots, jumpers, and rear panel connector functions.
Details on the location and function of various internal connectors on the mainboard.
Essential safety guidelines for handling electronic components during replacement.
Guidance on workspace preparation, lighting, and tool usage for component replacement.
Guidelines for replacing parts, including removing the rear cover.
Step-by-step instructions for initial stages of mainboard removal.
Continued steps for mainboard removal, including hinge cover disassembly.
Final steps for disconnecting cables and removing the mainboard.
Procedure for removing and replacing the MSR unit.
Procedure for opening latches and removing system memory modules.
Procedure for separating the connector and removing the heatsink/fan assembly.
Procedure for removing the heatsink and replacing the CPU.
Procedure for opening the HDD cover and removing the drive.
Procedure for removing the bottom cover and replacing the power supply unit.
Procedure for loosening screws and removing hinge covers for monitor access.
Procedure for disconnecting monitor cables and removing the monitor.
Steps for separating parts, removing covers, and disconnecting cables for monitor components.
Procedure for loosening screws to separate the LCD panel and touch panel.
Information on upgradeable components (CPU, RAM, HDD) and power supply specifications.
Detailed technical specifications of the SlimPOS system, including CPU, memory, and I/O.
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