Datapark DP5931v1.9 & DP5931v1.1 by Sertek Servicios Tecnologicos

DP5931v1.9 & DP5931BARv1.1

Installation and Technical Manual Version 0.1

Safety Instructions 1. Read these instructions. 2. Keep these instructions. 3. Read all warnings. 4. Follow all instructions. 5. Do not use this apparatus near water. 6. Clean only with dry cloth. 7. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. 8. Unplug power during installation or servicing. 9. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

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Table of Contents Overview ................................................................................................. 6 Hardware Installation .............................................................................. 7 Components..................................................................................... 7 Unit Location and Mounting.............................................................. 7 Hardware Configuration ........................................................................ 10 Setting up Jumpers and Switches .................................................. 10 Firmware updating.......................................................................... 11 Software Installation.............................................................................. 13 Installation ...................................................................................... 13 Software Updating.......................................................................... 13 System Configuration ............................................................................ 14 Integrating with the System ............................................................ 14 Device Settings .............................................................................. 14 1. “Default” mode................................................................................................14 2. “Enhanced” mode ...........................................................................................15 2.1. DISCOUNT ENCODER ...........................................................................15 2.2. RATE ENCODER ....................................................................................16 2.3. PAID ENCODER .....................................................................................18

Device Functionality Check ................................................................... 20 Power Supply Check ...................................................................... 20 Communication Check ................................................................... 20 Basic Functionality Tests................................................................ 20 Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 21 Tickets (cards) not moved or positioned correctly........................... 21 Magstripe tickets (cards) not decoded or encoded correctly ........... 21 “Test mode” and “Jitter test” ........................................................... 21 1. TEST MODE ...............................................................................................22 2. JITTER TEST .............................................................................................26

Specifications........................................................................................ 28 Manual Revisions.................................................................................. 29 Appendix A – DP5931 Layout ............................................................... 30 Appendix B – DP5931SM Layout .......................................................... 32 Appendix C – Dipswitch Functionalities Table ....................................... 33 Appendix D – Jitter Test Graphics......................................................... 34

Overview DP5931v1.9 and DP5931BARv1.1 are the latest enhanced products of DP5930 series magnetic/bar-code readers/writers. They are fast and efficient devices for reading and encoding magnetic striped (F/2F) cards or tickets and issuing or registering bar-code cards or tickets. Their unique design affords reliable reading and encoding cards with different thickness of the magnetic record. The device allows acceptance of cards or tickets from both ends. There are two read/write heads positioned in the middle of the device. Effectively this ensures a valid reading or encoding provided that the card/ticket has been applied face up. DP5931 has the capability to configure the read head for reading up to three tracks. The device can individually read and encode up to three tracks of data. DP5931 uses a servo motor enabling bi-directional use (read in, encode out). The device uses four sensors to determine a cardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s position as it moves along the track. These devices are equipped with one ArcNet serial interface and two EIA-232 serial interfaces supporting proprietary Datapark protocols.

Hardware Installation Components Both products are set of 3 PCBs: DP5931/DP5931BAR (main controller board), DP5931SM (sensor board) and DP5943M (motor board). The only difference between DP5931v1.9 and DP5931BARv1.1 is that DP5931 has connectors for two mag-stripe heads while DP5931BAR has one connector for a mag-stripe head and one connector for a laser bar-code head (Avago HBCS-1100). Further all information will be referred to DP5931 except for differences. All other components such as the wheels, bands, springs and cogs have an expected usage span to match the life of read heads.

Warning

DP5931v1.9 may be coupled with DP5931SMv1.5 or later versions only!

Warning

DP5931SMv1.5 may be coupled with older versions of motor board but special care of wire connections must be taken!

Unit Location and Mounting

Warning

Do not apply power while mounting and connecting the devices!

Depending on the type of product (VALIDATOR, PAY STATION, ENCODER, ENTRY or EXIT STATION), where DP5931 is mounted, it is positioned either REVERSED or NOT REVERSED). Furthermore the presence of two heads is not always compulsory because in most of the cases DP5931 is used in combination with DP5904/2 (Print Head) which requires printing onto the ticket.

BACKWARD

STRAIGHT If this side is front, DP5931 orientation is referred to as NOT REVERSED

If this side is front, DP5931 orientation is referred to as REVERSED

HEAD2

SENS2

SENS1

HEAD1

SENS4

SENS3

HEAD1

HEAD2

Figure 1: Global definition for directions The table below shows mounting schemes in different products: VALIDATOR DP6100 (REVERSED, HEAD 1)

PAY STATION DP7000 (REVERSED, HEAD 1)

ENCODER DP1350 (REVERSED, HEAD 2)

ENTRY STATION DP5900 (NOT REVERSED, HEAD 2)

EXIT STATION DP5800 (NOT REVERSED, HEAD 1 and 2) Table 1: DP5931 orientation and maghead positions 8

Appendix A provides information about the location and labeling of the connectors on board DP5931v.9. DP5931 is power supplied via standard 3 pin connector J9 (GND, NC, +12V). When DP5931 is used as Magstripe Reader/Writer or Barcode Reader in VALIDATOR, PAY STATION or ENTRY/EXIT STATION, connections for communication with Host controller (DP6010 or DP2510) and periphery device (DP5904/DP5902) have to be established. All Datapark cables are labeled and using standardized connectors in order to avoid incorrect couplings. The table below provides information about the interface compatibility with other Datapark devices, depending on the type of product, which DP5931 is mounted in:

VALIDATOR DP6100

PAY STATION DP7000 ENCODER DP1350 ENTRY STATION DP5900

Host controller (DP6010) with ArcNet interface connected to J8 (ARCNET) DP5902/4 with RS232 interface connected to J6 (RS232-0) Host controller (DP6010) with ArcNet interface connected to J8 (ARCNET) DP5902/4 with RS232 interface connected to J6 (RS232-0) LED with serial resistor connected to J3 at DP5931SM (see Appendix B) Host controller (DP2510) with ArcNet interface connected to J8 (ARCNET) DP5902/4 with RS232 interface connected to J6 (RS232-0)

EXIT STATION DP5800

Host controller (DP2510) with ArcNet interface connected to J8 (ARCNET) DP5902/4 with RS232 interface connected to J6 (RS232-0)

Table 2: Interface connections in different products

Hardware Configuration Setting up Jumpers and Switches J5 on board DP5931SM (Appendix B) is used to select “default” or “enhanced” mode. The pulse frequency of the CPU LED - D1 on board DP5931 (Appendix A) - indicates the current work mode (“default mode” - 2.5Hz, “enhanced mode” - 0.8Hz). SW1 on board DP5931 (Appendix A) is used for configuring different functionalities. The two tables below show different configuration settings depending on the work mode and the required functionalities (white blocks indicate the positions of dipswitches): DP5931 Default mode

JP5 at DP5931SM must be in position 3-4

Magstripe Reader

Not reversed

Barcode Reader

Discounts disabled

Magstripe Writer

Reversed Discounts disabled _

Not reversed Discounts enabled at beginning

Reversed Discounts enabled at beginning

Not reversed Discounts enabled at ending

Reversed Discounts enabled at ending

Table 3: Dipswitches positions in “Default” mode

DP5931 Enhanced mode JP5 at DP5931SM must be in position 2-3 Discount Encoder – 10 bits Shaded switches assign discount number 0÷127

in binary format Discount Encoder – 8 bits

Shaded switches assign discount number 0÷31

in binary format Rate Encoder

Shaded switches assign rate number 0÷15

in binary format Paid Encoder

Functionality used to encode inserted tickets as paid

Test & Service mode

Tests using PC application specific software _

Tests using general PC terminal software _

Table 4: Dipswitches positions in “Enhanced” mode

Firmware updating J1 (Appendix A) is the JTAG header connector used for programming. In order to reprogram the firmware you need: • USB debug adapter product of Silicon Laboratories: http://www.silabs.com/tgwWebApp/public/web_content/products/Microcontroll ers/en/USBDebug.htm • A programming HEX file (e. g. DP5931vXX.hex) supplied by Datapark Inc. • Programming PC application software. Download and install Flash programming utilities from:

http://www.silabs.com/public/documents/software_doc/othersoftware/Microcon trollers/en/UtilDLL.exe and carefully read the User's guide: http://www.silabs.com/public/documents/tpub_doc/uguide/Microcontrollers/en/ USB_Debug_Adapter_UG.pdf Check http://support.dataparkinc.com WEB site for the latest updates.

Software Installation Installation There are different applications (Set25.exe, ConfigINI.exeâ&#x20AC;Ś) for configuring and monitoring the functionalities depending on the product which DP5931 is mounted in. All software modules are included in Datapark Installation Package. Refer to the corresponding software or product manual for more information. When used as RATE ENCODER, DISCOUNT ENCODER or PAID ENCODER, DP5931 works as an independent off-line device and does not support ArcNet or RS232 communication with Host Controllers or PC. Specific Software is used for Firmware Updating. DockLight.exe or Rcv.exe is used for different tests.

Software Updating Replace the existing application (located in C:\Datapark) with the latest version, provided by Datapark Inc. Check http://support.dataparkinc.com WEB site for the latest updates.

System Configuration Integrating with the System When configuring the device, the following regulations have to be observed: •

The position (beginning or ending) of the discount field on the magstripe ticket, when DP5931 is used as Magstripe Reader/Writer (Table3 in Setting up Jumpers and Switches), has to be defined correctly, in order to achieve compatibility with the rest Datapark equipment.

•

The range and number of discounts (8bits – 0 to 31 or 10bits – 0 to 127), when DP5931 is used as Discount Encoder (Table4 in Setting up Jumpers and Switches), has to be defined correctly and match the range and numbers defined for the rest of the Datapark devices (e.g. with Set25.exe for Exit Stations, ConfigINI.exe for Pay Stations and Fee Computers and using appropriate number and positioning of magnets for DP400)

•

The rate number, when DP5931 is used as Rate Encoder (Table4 in Setting up Jumpers and Switches), has to coincide with one of the rate numbers defined with ConfigINI.exe.

Device Settings Table 5 in Appendix C provides systematical information about the functionalities defined by SW1 and JP5. More detailed information is provided below:

1. “Default” mode – DP5931 is used as a magnetic head in DP5900, DP5800, DP6000 or DP7000. J5 (DP5931SM) - position 3-4 closed (default) The board type is automatically identified after a restart – DP5931 or DP5931Bar In this mode the flash frequency of CPU LED (D1) is 2.5 Hz. SW1 (DP5931): ON 1

OFF SW1.1 – NOT USED SW1.2 – OPTIONAL DISCOUNT ENABLE ON – ENABLED,

OFF – DISABLED

SW1.3 – DISCOUNT LOCATION IF DISCOUNT IS ENABLED ON – AT_END,

OFF-AT_BEGIN

SW1.4 – DIRECTIONAL SWITCH ON – NOT_REVERSED, OFF - REVERSED SW1.5 – NOT USED SW1.6 – NOT USED SW1.7 – NOT USED SW1.8 – NOT USED

2. “Enhanced” mode - DP5931 is used as a discount encoder (8 or 10 bits), rate encoder, paid encoder and test mode. J5 (DP5931SM) – position 2-3 closed SWITCHING THE WORK MODE WHILE IN „ENHANCED MODE“ CAN BE CARRIED OUT ONLY AFTER SELECTING THE CORRESPONDING MODE USING SW8, SW7, SW6 AND RESETTING DP5931 !!!

In this mode the flash frequency of CPU LED (D1) is 0.8 Hz. External LED with resistor is connected to J2, J3 (open drain) of the DP5931SM board for indication to the user (USER_LED). The flash frequency of the external led is – 2.5Hz. SW1 (DP5931): ON 1

OFF 2.1. DISCOUNT ENCODER SW1.8 – DISCOUNT ENCODER MODE SELECT ON – 10 bits discount mode,

OFF – 8 bits discount mode

IF SW1.8 = ON (10 bits discount mode) SW1.7, SW1.6, SW1.5, SW1.4, SW1.3, SW1.2, SW1.1 - discount number from 0 to 127 IF SW1.8 = OFF, SW1.7 = OFF, SW1.6 = OFF (8 bits discount mode) SW1.5, SW1.4, SW1.3, SW1.2, SW1.1 - discount number from 0 to 31 Function To encode 8 or 10 bits discount onto DATAPARK ticket or AMANO ticket after converting it to a DATAPARK ticket. Functionality In this mode DP5931 works as an independent off-line device and does not support ArcNet (J8) or RS232 communication through J6 and J7.

Only when decoding DATAPARK ticket or AMANO ticket, regardless of whether or not there is a discount field, the ticket records as a DATAPARK ticket with discount field, after which encodes the assigned from the switches discount number (8 or 10 bits). After checking the new record the result is displayed onto the USER_LED. When the discount record and encoding is successful – USER_LED keeps flashing until the ticket is pulled away. If the decoding is unsuccessful, decodes different type (card or other) - USER_LED is switched off until the card is pulled away. Working cycle when the encoding is successful: − read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------ticket and write data ---------------> − write discount <--------------− read stripe and verify data and discount # ---------------> OK - USER_LED = ON Working cycle for the first unsuccessful decoding: − compose

− read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------stripe ---------------> − read stripe and decode ticket <--------------− compose ticket and write data ---------------> − write discount <--------------− read stripe and verify data and discount # ---------------> OK - USER_LED = ON Working cycle for the first and second unsuccessful decoding: − move

− read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------− move stripe ---------------> − read stripe and decode ticket <--------------− move stripe ---------------> BAD–USER_LED = OFF Working cycle when failing to verify and repeated record with successful result: − read

stripe and decode ticket ticket and write data − write discount − read stripe and verify data and discount # − move stripe − compose ticket and write data − write discount − read stripe and verify data and discount # − compose

<-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> BAD <----------------------------> <-----------------------------> OK – USER_LED = ON

2.2. RATE ENCODER SW1.8, SW1.7, SW1.6 - Rate encoder select IF SW1.8 = OFF, SW1.7 = ON, SW1.6 = OFF SW1.4, SW1.3, SW1.2, SW1.1 - rate number SW1.5 - NOT USED

Function To re-encode DATAPARK tickets with rate, set from SW1.4, SW1.3, SW1.2 and SW1.1 (0...15 max) Functionality In this mode DP5931 works as an independent off-line device and does not support ArcNet (J8) or RS232 communication through J6 and J7. Only when decoding a DATAPARK ticket, the last one records as a DATAPARK ticket with rate, assigned from SW1.4, SW1.3, SW1.2, SW1.1. After the new record is checked, the result is indicated onto the USER_LED. When the record of the new rate is successful – USER_LED keeps flashing until the ticket is pulled away. When decoding a ticket with rate, corresponding to the assigned (When decoding ticket with rate corresponding to the one assigned from the switches) the ticket does not re-encode, only indicates the successful encoding - USER_LED keeps flashing until the ticket is pulled away. If the decoding is unsuccessful, decodes a different type (card or other) - USER_LED is switched off until the card is pulled away. When decoding a DATAPARK ticket and finding a discount field, while re-encoding, the discount field is kept so as to be possible to apply the discount with the DP400 device. Working cycle when there is a successful encoding with a change of rate: − read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------− compose ticket and write data ---------------> − read stripe and verify data and rate # <--------------− move stripe ---------------> OK - USER_LED = ON Working cycle when decoding a ticket with rate even to the assigned: − read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------stripe ---------------> OK - USER_LED = ON Working cycle when there are two unsuccessful attempts for ticket decoding: − move − read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------stripe ---------------> − read stripe and decode ticket <--------------− move stripe ---------------> BAD–USER_LED = OFF Working cycle when there is one unsuccessful ticket decoding and a consecutive successful decoding and recording: − move

− read

stripe and decode ticket − move stripe − read stripe and decode ticket − compose ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data and rate # − move stripe

<-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> OK - USER_LED = ON 17

Working cycle when there is one successful decoding and one unsuccessful recording: − read

stripe and decode ticket − compose ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data and rate # − compose ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data and rate # − move stripe Working cycle when there is a successful unsuccessful recordings:

<-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> OK - USER_LED = ON ticket decoding and two consecutive

− read

<-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> <----------------------------->BAD - USER_LED = OFF

stripe and decode ticket − compose ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data and rate # − compose ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data and rate # − move stripe 2.3. PAID ENCODER SW1.8, SW1.7, SW1.6 - paid encoder select IF SW1.8 = OFF, SW1.7 = OFF, SW1.6 = ON SW1.5 - NOT USED SW1.4 - NOT USED SW1.3 - NOT USED SW1.2 - NOT USED SW1.1 - NOT USED Function

To re-encode unpaid DATAPARK tickets as paid. Functionality In this mode DP5931 works as an independent off-line device and does not support ArcNet (J8) or RS232 communication through J6 and J7. Only when decoding an unpaid DATAPARK ticket, the last one is encoded as a paid DATAPARK ticket. After checking the new record the result indicates on the USER_LED. When the record is successful – USER_LED keeps flashing until the ticket is pulled away. When decoding a paid ticket, the ticket is not actually re-encoded. Only the recognition of the correct record is indicated - USER_LED keeps flashing until the ticket is pulled away.

If the decoding is unsuccessful, decodes a different type (card or ticket) - USER_LED is switched off until the card is pulled away. When decoding a DATAPARK ticket and finding a discount field, while re-encoding, the discount field is preserved so as to be possible to apply the discount with the DP400 device. Working cycle when the encoding is successful: − read

stripe and decode ticket ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data − move stripe Working cycle when decoding a paid ticket: − compose

<-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> OK - USER_LED = ON

− read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------stripe ---------------> OK - USER_LED = ON Working cycle when there are two unsuccessful attempts for ticket decoding: − move − read

stripe and decode ticket <--------------stripe ---------------> − read stripe and decode ticket <--------------− move stripe ---------------> BAD–USER_LED = OFF Working cycle when there is one unsuccessful ticket decoding and consecutive successful decoding and recording: − move

− read

stripe and decode ticket stripe − read stripe and decode ticket − compose ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data − move stripe Working cycle when there is a successful unsuccessful recordings:

<-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> OK - USER_LED = ON ticket decoding and two consecutive

− read

<-----------------------------> <-----------------------------> <----------------------------->BAD - USER_LED = OFF

− move

stripe and decode ticket ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data − compose ticket and write data − read stripe and verify data − move stripe − compose

Device Functionality Check Power Supply Check After supplying power LEDs D4 (Green), D17 (Yellow), D11 (Red) should be constantly lit, indicating that the corresponding electronic circuits (+3,3V, +5V, +12V) have been established properly.

Communication Check After initialization of the connection with the Host Controller (DP2510 if mounted in Entry or Exit Station, and DP6010 if mounted in Validator or Pay Station) the interface group control LEDs for ARCNET communication D13 - TX (Red), D12 - RX (Red) should be lit with steady and dim light. After initialization of the connection with the periphery device (e.g. DP5904/DP5902 if mounted in Entry or Exit Station, Validator or Pay Station) the interface group control LEDs for RS232-0 communication D2 – TX (Green), D9 - RX (Red) should start blinking each time when DP5931 communicates with the periphery device (e.g. when a ticket is being issued or moving between the two devices).

Basic Functionality Tests After restart DP5931 automatically performs check-up of the functioning of RAM, Hall sensor, ARCNET chip and connections. The work of DP5931 is possible only after a successful test. If the test is unsuccessful: RAM – the following LEDs flash: CPU (D1), SENS1, SENS2, SENS3, SENS4 and USER_LED (connected to J2 on board 5931SM). An error code is send through COM0 and COM1 - 100. In the presence of this error the RAM chip should be carefully examined, a check for short circuit or suspension of the switches to and from the RAM chip should be done. Hall sensor – the following LEDs flash: CPU, SENS1, SENS2, SENS3, SENS4 and USER_LED. An error code is send through COM0 and COM1 – 101. In the presence of this error the Hall sensor should be carefully examined, check also for the wholeness and the correctness of the cable between the motor board and the sensor board. ArcNet – the following LEDs flash: CPU, SENS1, SENS2, SENS3, SENS4 and USER_LED. An error code is send through COM0 and COM1 – 102. In the presence of this error the ArcNet chip should be carefully examined, also the chip performing the decoding, check for short circuit or broken path, etc.

Troubleshooting Tickets (cards) not moved or positioned correctly Check the condition and clean if necessary the tracking sensors Sens1, Sens2, Sens3 and Sens4. Ensure the Hall sensor LED (D16) is indicating correctly the motor rotating steps – it has to flash four times per revolution. If the sensor is not checking correctly the motor speed, gently move the sensor to within 0.08” or 2 mm of the magnetic wheel attached to the motor’s drive shaft.

Magstripe tickets (cards) not decoded or encoded correctly In most of the cases the reason for this is that the magnetic heads have become dirty. Cleaning of the magnetic heads is the most frequent maintenence requirement. In order to avoid this clean the magnetic heads at least once every 60 days. We recommended using and supply upon request Clean Team head cleaning cards. Run the cleaning card through the device five to six times as per the packet directions. When extremely dirty remove and clean the heads with a cloth.

“Test mode” and “Jitter test” If the operations described above cannot approve the operation or any not physically observable problems occur, DP5931 is connected to a PC in order to be tested for incorrect functioning and/or accepting different parameters. “Enhanced mode” has to be selected by closing J5 (DP5931SM) into position 3-4. SW1.8, SW1.7, SW1.6 - paid encoder select IF SW1.8 = OFF, SW1.7 = ON, SW1.6 = ON SW1.5 - NOT USED SW1.4 - NOT USED SW1.3 - NOT USED SW1.2 - NOT USED SW1.1 = ON - DP5931 diagnostic, parameters change, functionality test with data to the PC SW1.1 = OFF - jitter test WHEN SWITCHING BETWEEN “TEST MODE” AND “JITTER TEST”, DP5931 RESETTING IS NOT REQUIRED!

1. TEST MODE SW1.1 = ON - test Function − − −

To be used in the manufacturing for testing the functionality of DP5931, for evaluation of the quality and the work process. To set the functional parameters in exploitation conditions. Evaluating the work quality of DP5931. Program requirements: DockLight.exe or Rcv.exe should be used.

Hardware requirements: To work in this mode a RS232 cable is required, which should be connected between the PC and RS232-0 (J6) or RS232-1 (J7) of DP5931. Functionality After restart (or switching SW1.1 from OFF to ON) the PC screen will display: 1. ReadStripe 2. WriteTest 3. ReadDiscount 4. MotorTest 5. GetInfo 6. Options Using the keyboard buttons – 1 to 6, select the corresponding functionality. “1. ReadStripe “ Used for reading and decoding magnetic striped DATAPARK ticket, DATAPARK card, AMANO ticket. After selecting ReadStripe on the display will appear - “Insert a stripe...” and a card should be inserted. The card can be inserted from either side of the DP5931. After reading the card the display will show - “F2F [F] or Strobe/Data [S]?” If 'S' is selected – the card will be decoded basing on the data, received from the hardware FM decoding of the MagTek chip. If 'F' is selected – the decoding will be processed basing on the F2F signal and the times measured. Depending on the options chosen from ‘6’ – “Options” menu, additional information about the decoding process is visualized. “2. WriteTest” A record on the magnetic card with density of around 100 bits/inch is used. This test should be used for evaluating the record quality and the jitter.

After selecting WriteTest, option for selecting 4 different types of test records is provided on the display - “[0]'0', [1] '1', [2] '0-1' or [3] '0-1-01-0 select?” [0] – 350 zero bits are recorded onto the magnetic stripe [1] – 60 leading zero bits, followed by 240 trailing one (1) bits and 50 zero bits are recorded onto the magnetic stripe [2] – 60 leading zero bits, followed by 240 alternating '1-0' bits and 50 zero bits are recorded onto the magnetic stripe [3] – 50 leading zero bits, followed by 150 trailing one(1) bits, 100 alternating '1-0' and 50 zero bits are recorded onto the magnetic stripe After that “Insert a stripe...” is displayed. After recording the data, information about the record parameters is displayed: Calibr. Time: [0x0000E0E1] number from the HALL sensor

- the measured time for a certain pulse

Wide pulse: [943]

- wide pulse duration ('0') when recording

Short pulse: [468]

- short pulse duration ('1') when recording

Hall pulses: 52 positioning the card, to be pulled

Hall

sensor's

number

steps

for

“3. ReadDiscount” Decoding a discount encoded with DP400 onto DATAPARK ticket. If the decoding is successful the discount number will be displayed. If the decoding is unsuccessful or the discount number is missing - “Disc. Error” will be displayed. Depending on the options chosen from ‘6’ – “Options” menu, additional information about the discount decoding process is visualized. For decoding of “8” or “10” bits discounts it is essential that the corresponding discount type is chosen from the “6.Options” menu. Decoding of discounts encoded onto AMANO tickets can not be done. If there is a discount encoded on AMANO ticket, “1. ReadStripe” - [F] should be used for decoding of AMANO ticket and the corresponding discount. “4. MotorTest” This test is used for evaluation of the motor work capacity and the control elements. After selecting '4' on the display will appear - “[F]orward, [B]ackward or [S]top?” When choosing [F] or [B] the motor will start spinning in the corresponding direction and the same sign will appear on the display. The motor spin direction can be reversed repeatedly. After the test has accomplished, select [S] to exit.

The motor spin direction does not depend on SW1.4 [F]orward is the default direction and the motor should spin in such a way, so that when inserting a card, the last one should have a left motion direction, when facing DP5931 from the board side. [B]ackward is the default direction and the motor should spin in such a way, so that when inserting a card, the last one should have a right motion direction when facing DP5931 from the board side. If the motor spin direction is different than the one described above, the defect should be corrected. “5. GetInfo” This option provides information about the DP5931 work parameters. After choosing “5.GetIInfo” the display will show: DP5931BAR Board - firmware ver.15.0 – Sep. 8 2006 09:00:04 SN: 0060801B Life Time

1234 [h]

Temperature

24.18 [deg C]

DIP_SWITCH

0xE9

FRONT_SENS

OFF – 0.2 [V]

FRONT_HEAD_SENS

OFF – 0.2 [V]

BACK_HEAD_SENS

OFF – 0.2 [V]

BACK_SENS

ON – 2.4 [V]

Discount format

8 bits

OEM Tickets

accepted

ArcNet ID 0xE0

1st

EventMode

Enabled

Description of the information: DP5931BAR Board - firmware ver.15.0 – Sep. 8 2006 09:00:04 ------------------------

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|---------- MM-DD-YY hh:mm:ss

|-----------

version build firmware version

|---------------- board type – DP5931 or DP5931BAR

SN: 0060801B

- serial number - max. 8 numbered letters. Factory defined.

Life Time : 1234 [h] – non resetable – the time in hours, when the DP5931 has been powered. Temperature :

24.18 [deg C]

- the temperature at the moment

DIP_SWITCH: 0xE9 - state of the DIP switch (SW1 – Appendix A) switches (0 – ON, 1 – OFF). Positions of SW1.2 to SW1.8 can be changed and GetInfo reselected in order to monitor the condition of SW1. Changing the position of SW1.1 from ON to OFF leads to entering “jitter and subjitter” test mode. FRONT_SENS most left one faces the board.

OFF – 0.2 [V] - state of the FRONT sensor – the

FRONT_HEAD_SENS : OFF – 0.2 [V] - state of the FRONT_HEAD sensor – the middle left sensor faces the board. OFF – means not in operation (no stripe) and the measured voltage level. BACK_HEAD_SENS : ON – 2.3 [V] - state of the BACK_HEAD sensor – the middle right sensor faces the board. ON – means in operation (stripe) and the measured voltage level. BACK_SENS : ON – 2.4 [V] - state of the BACK sensor – the most right sensor faces the board. ON – means in operation (stripe) and the measured voltage level. Discount format : 8 bits - 8 or 10 bits. Depending on the assigned format, when reading a ticket with a discount, the discounts are identified with numbers from 0...31 or 0…127 OEM Tickets : accepted - accepted or refused. Permits or prohibits the decoding of tickets with OEM format. ArcNet ID 0xE0 : 1st - 1st or 2nd. Depending on the way it is used, assign an ID in the ArcNet network. It is essential to select 2nd only if DP5931 is used in “4 way reading” and DP5931 is used as a second head. In all other cases should be used as 1st. By default it is set to work as 1st. EventMode : Enabled - Enabled or Disabled. If event mode enabled – when changing the state on any of the sensors, an event 0x80 is generated to the host device. If event mode disabled – DP5931 is slave device and information about any change of the sensors state is given only after making a request from the host device. If changing a sensor state and selecting GetInfo, the new state is visualized. For sensors not set in operation, a valuation of the contamination of the sensors is based on the measured voltage levels. “6. Options” Using this menu some of the DP5931 parameters can be changed. These parameters are kept in NVRAM.

After selecting “Options” the following menu appears on the display: Dump [R]awData

- disabled

Dump [F]MDecode

- disabled

[D]iscount format

- 8 bits

[O]EM Tickets

- refused

[A]rcNet ID

- 1st

[E]xit It provides information about the current parameters state. Each of the parameters has two possible states. Choosing: [R] – switches between enable/disable. By default is “disable”. Allowing of this parameter leads to visualization of the buffers with data (the measured times when reading, decoded bit buffers) in this test mode and the use of “ReadStripe” and “ReadDiscount”. This parameter is not kept in NVRAM. [F] – switches between enable/disable. By default is “disable”. Allowing of this parameter leads to visualization of an additional information when decoding F2F in test mode and the use of “ReadStripe” and “ReadDiscount”. This parameter is not used in NVRAM. [D] – switches between '8' or '10' bits. '8' bits by default. Depending on the selected format, decodes discounts with numbers from 0..31 or 0..127. This parameter is kept in NVRAM. NOTE: FOR THE CORRECT DECODING OF THE DISCOUNT NUMBERS IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE PARAMETER IS CORRECTLY SET. [O] – switches between accepted or refused. By default is 'refused'. If the 'refused' mode is chosen only DATAPARK cards, tickets and ABA cards are decoded. This parameter is saved in NVRAM. To decode OEM tickets (AMANO) it is compulsory this parameter to be 'accepted' [A] – switches between '1st' or '2nd'. By default is '1st'. It should be set '2nd' only when using DP5931 as a second head for '4 way reading “. This parameter is kept in NVRAM. For the correct work of DP5931 it is essential that this parameter is correctly set. [E] – exit the options menu. A record in NVRAM is made on exit only if there is a change of some of the [D], [O], [A] parameters. 2. JITTER TEST SW1.1 = OFF - jitter test When SW1 = OFF position, using MagHeadTest.exe a valuation of the reading and recording quality of DP5931 can be done. 26

This work mode is used for testing DP5931 in the manufacturing and also for periodical valuation of the exploitation process. Program requirement: MagHeadTest.exe Hardware requirements: To work in this mode a RS232 cable is essential which is connected between the PC and COM0 or COM1 of DP5931. DP5931 is in stand by mode waiting for commands from the MagHeadTest program. After reading the magnetic stripe card, the data is send to the MagHeadTest application, where the record quality is graphically displayed and a valuation of the jitter, subjitter and Dispersion parameters is given. Valuation of the DP5931 work quality (board + mechanics) I. Valuation with a standard card (jitter max = 1%, subjitter max = 1%) 1. For DP5931 work mode select “jitter” test 2. Using MagHeadTest the standard card is four-way read. The received graphics and results for the jitter and subjitter should not be more than 10%. If there are values more than that, the board and the mechanics should be re-examined in order to find the reasons. Products with higher jitter and subjitter should not be allowed! II. Valuation of the recording and reading of DP5931 (board + mechanics) 1. 2. 3. 4.

While in test mode select “WriteTest” Four types of cards are recorded with “0', '1', '2', '3' DP5931 work mode switches to “jitter” test Using MagHeadTest.exe each card is four-way read for valuating the jitter and subjitter. The received graphics and results for the jitter and subjitter should not be more than 20%. If there are values more than that, the board and the mechanics should be re-examined in order to find the reasons. Products with higher jitter and subjitter should not be allowed! Some exemplary jitter test graphics are provided in Appendix D.

Specifications Power supply:

12V +20% / - 5%

Power consumption:

0.5A nom. / 2.5A max.

Ambient temperature:

-10 to +50 0C / +14 to +120 0F

Relative humidity:

10% to 90% non condensing

Dimensions (W x H x L):

130x100x195 mm / 5.1x3.9x7.7 in

Usable media coercivity

250 to 1000 Oe

MTBF

> 1000 read/write cycles

Manual Revisions Version 0.1 [10/13/2006] This is the first version of the document.

Appendix A – DP5931 Layout 10

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Figure 2: DP5931 connectors, switches and LEDs 1 – J8 - ARCNET connector (RG11 - 4 pin) 2 – J7 - RS232-1 connector (RG11 - 4 pin) 3 – J6 - RS232-0 connector (RG11 - 4 pin) 4 – J9 - Power supply (pin1: GND, pin2: NC, pin3: +12V) 5 – D4 (yellow), D17 (green), D11 (red) - Power supplying group control LEDs for +3,3V, +5V, +12V 6 – D16 (yellow), D8 (red), D7 (red), D6 (red), D5 (red) - Sensors group control LEDs for Hall, Sens1, Sens2, Sens3 and Sens4 correspondingly. Hall indicates whether the magnetic sensor is successfully checking the speed of the motor. Sens1, Sens2, Sens3 and Sens4 indicate the position of the card/ticket while moving along the track 7 – D13 (red), D12 (red) - (TX, RX) - Interface group control LEDs for ARCNET 8 – D3 (green), D10 (red) - (TX, RX) - Interface group control LEDs for RS232-1 9 – D2 (green), D9 (red) - (TX, RX) - Interface group control LEDs for RS232-0 10 – J4 - Connector for MAGHEAD1 (6 pin) 11 – J5 - Connector for MAGHEAD2 (6 pin) 12 – J2 - Test points for measuring the levels from the optical sensors 13 – J1 - JTAG interface for micro-controller programming (10 pin) 30

14 – S1 - RESET button 15 – D1 (green) - CPU LED - Status indicator for the current work mode 16 – SW1 - 8 position DIPswitch for configuration 17 – JP3, JP1, JP2 - (BIAS-, TERM, BIAS+) - Set of jumpers for configuring the ARCNET line

Appendix B – DP5931SM Layout

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Figure 3: DP5931SM connectors and jumpers 1 – J1 - Connector for DP5931 board 2 – J2 - Reserved for future use 3 – J3 - User LED header (in ENCODER mode) 4 – J4 - Connector for DP5943M board 5 – J5 - Jumper defining “default” (position 3-4) or “enhanced” (position 2-3) work mode (pin 4 is most left as shown on Figure3; pin 1 is factory removed) 6 – J6 - Connector for DP5931 board

Appendix C – Dipswitch Functionalities Table MagHeadDP5931 “Default” mode

DP5931 SM board

DP5931 board

JP5 – SW1.8 SW1.7 SW1.6 SW1.5 3-4 ON NotUsed NotUsed NotUsed NotUsed

Magstripe reader/writer

SW1.4

SW1.3

SW1.2 SW1.1

Directional Discount switch Location

Discount NotUsed enable

ON – not ONreversed end

Barcode reader

at ON – enabled

OFF - OFF – at OFF reversed beginning disabled

“Enhanced” mode

JP5 – SW1.8 SW1.7 SW1.6 SW1.5 2-3 ON

SW1.4

SW1.3

SW1.2 SW1.1

Discount encoder –10 ON bits

SW1.7 ... SW1.1 select discount number from 0 to 127

Discount encoder – 8 OFF bits

OFF

SW1.5...SW1.1 select discount number from 0 to 31

Rate encoder

OFF

NotUsed

SW1.4...SW1.1 select rate number from 0 to15

Paid encoder

OFF

NotUsed

NotUsed NotUsed NotUsed

Test mode

OFF

NotUsed

NotUsed NotUsed ON test

–

OFFjitter test

Table 5: Dipswitch functionalities

Appendix D â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Jitter Test Graphics