protech PA-6225 User Manual

Chapter 3 Software
PA-6225 SERIES USER MANUAL
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3-3-2. API Procedure
Take VB2005 .NET for example.
1. First you must declare a function. You may create a module in your project and
fill in the function.
Example: Cash drawer
Declare Function GetCashDrawerStatus Lib CashDrawer.dll (ByVal num_drawer as
short) As Boolean
Declare Function CashDrawerOpen Lib CashDrawer.dll (ByVal num_drawer as short)
As Boolean
2. Then create a button to call API Function.
a.) Call Cash drawer open event:
Private Sub cash_btn1_Click (ByVal Sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles cash_btn1.Click
CashDrawerOpen(1), “1” specifies the cash drawer 1 port
CashDrawerOpen(2), “2” specifies the cash drawer 2 port
Timer1.start
b.) Detect Cash drawer status:
A timer event can be created.
Private Sub Timer1_Tick (ByVal Sender As System.Object,ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick
Dim Receive_Status1 as Boolean
Dim Receive_Status2 as Boolean
Receive_Status1 = CashDrawerOpen(&H1)
If Receive_Status1 = true then
Text1.text = “cash drawer1 open” ‘enter text into textbox.
Else
Text1.text = “cash drawer1 close” ‘enter text into textbox.

protech PA-6225 Specifications

General

Display Size	5.5 inch
Touch Technology	Capacitive multi-touch
Processor	Quad-Core 1.3GHz
RAM	2GB
Operating System	Android 8.1
Resolution	720 x 1280
Internal Storage	16GB
Connectivity	4G

Summary

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION

1-1. About This Manual

Provides an overview of the PA-6225 Series User Manual and its contents.

1-2. POS System Illustration

Illustrates the physical layout and key components of the PA-6225 POS system.

1-3. System Specifications

Details the hardware specifications of the PA-6225 system including CPU, memory, and OS support.

1-4. Safety Precautions

Outlines essential safety guidelines for operating and handling the PA-6225 system.

CHAPTER 2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

2-1. System External I/O Port & Pin Assignment

Details the rear I/O ports and their pin assignments for the system's connectivity.

2-2. Power Button, Ports, Connectors and Jumpers

Describes the system's power button, various ports, connectors, and jumper settings.

2-3. Mainboard Component Locations & Jumper Settings

Shows the PB-6822 mainboard layout, component positions, and jumper configurations.

2-4. How to Set Jumpers

Explains the procedure for setting jumpers and interpreting their diagrams for hardware configuration.

2-5. Printer Board Component Locations & Pin Assignment

Details component locations and pin assignments for different printer boards (PDAC-3100, MB-1030, MB-1011/1013).

2-6. VFD Board Component Locations & Pin Assignment

Shows component locations and pin assignments for the VFD board (MB-4103, LD720).

2-7. MSR Board Component Locations & Pin Assignment

Details component locations and pin assignments for various MSR boards (ID-TECH, SYSKING, MB-3012).

CHAPTER 3 SOFTWARE UTILITIES

3-1. Driver

Covers the installation of system drivers including chipset, VGA, LAN, Sound, and Touchscreen.

3-2. Peripheral Devices

Lists commands and driver guides for peripheral devices like printer, VFD, and MSR.

3-3. API

Explains API package contents, procedures, and sample code for application development.

3-4. BIOS Operation

Details accessing and operating the BIOS setup utility, including main, advanced, security, boot, and save/exit.

CHAPTER 4 SYSTEM DIAGRAMS

Exploded Diagrams for Panel PC

Provides exploded diagrams for panel PC components like cable cover, storage, and touchscreen.

Exploded Diagrams for Stand

Shows exploded diagrams for different stand types, including small and multi-functional stands.

Exploded Diagrams for Peripheral Devices

Illustrates exploded diagrams for peripheral devices like MSR, i-Button, Fingerprint, VFD, and 2nd Display.

Exploded Diagram for Packing

Details the exploded diagram for packing components, including PPC and POS packing.