LOGIC CONTROLS CUSTOMER DISPLAY WINDOWS JPOS DRIVER INSTALLATION
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10/09/2004    V1.70


This zip file for our JPOS Pole Display contains drivers for Windows 98/ME and 
Windows NT/2000.  Follow the following installtion instructions carefully.

If you have our USB interface JPOS pole display, you have to install USB driver 
first before installing the JPOS drivers.

Models supported by our JPOS driver are:

	LD9900, LD9990, LD9900U, LD9900UP
	PD3900, PD3990, PD3900U, PD3900UP
	PD6900, PD6990,	PD6900U

	LT9900, LT9990, LT9900U, LT9900UP
	TD3900, TD3990, TD3900U, TD3900UP

Make sure that the pole display being used is one of the above models.


JPOS DRIVER INSTALLATION
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1.   Java J2SE v 1.4.2_01 SDK or JRE must be installed first.  Download and install
     from Sun Microsystems' web site www.java.sun.com

2.   The Logic Controls JPOS display drivers are contained in a zip file.  Unzip the
     files into a harddisk folder and open the folder.

3.   Click on file <setup.exe> to start installation and follow instructions on the
     screen to go through installation.  Restart computer when installation finish.

4.   After installation, you have to setup the JPOS driver by running PDSetup.bat.
     This file is located in the destination folder where JPOS driver was installed
     (Default folder name is C:\LogicControlsJavaPOS).  Running PDSetup.bat brings
     up a dialog window.  The left part of the window is for setting JPOS parameters
     and the right part is for testing commands sent to the JPOS display.

5.   Select appropriate port name.  For USB displays, select "USB" ports for 
     corresponding models if "device name" USB driver is installed.  If virtual COM 
     port drivers are installed, select the COM port name indicated in Device Manager.
     (see USB driver installation instructions for details of the two driver types).

6.   Click "Save" to save settings.

7.   To test the pole display, follow the order of buttons.  First click "Open", 
     then "Claim", then "Enable Device".  Now the pole display is ready to display 
     messages.

8.   Click on "Display Text", a string is displayed on the pole display.  Test other
     functions to verify operations.

9.   Click on "Release" and then "Close".  Click on "Exit" to quit the program.  The 
     JPOS driver has been setup and ready to run JPOS application softwares.

10.  Setup the POS application softwareThe to work with the Logic Controls line display.
     (please refer to the POS software manual for details).





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355 Denton Avenue
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Tel: (516)-248 0400
Fax: (516)-248 0443
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