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NCR Software and Drivers for 2357

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This document outlines the support requirements of the 2357 handheld scanners.

Table of Contents

NCR Software and Drivers for 2357 1

List of 2357 handheld scanners supported and verified: 2

Recommended OPOS/JavaPOS scanner configuration: 2

Configure the scanner for NCR USB and IBM USB 2

HSM USB Serial Dirver for Windows 7 3

Appendix A – setting up the OPOS profile 4

2357 connection to OPOS 3x profile – NCR USB 4

2357 connection to OPOS 3x profile –IBM USB 8

List of 2357 handheld scanners supported and verified:

•         Honeywell Genesis 7580G Handheld Scanner

•         Honeywell 1450G2D-2 Handheld Scanner

•         Honeywell 1250-2 Handheld Scanner

•         Honeywell 1452G2D-2 Handheld scanner

•         Honeywell 1900GSR-2 Handheld Scanner

Note: - Honeywell 1250-2 Scanner is not working with NCR USB (USB Serial), this issue is fixed in RPSW 5.0.3(64Bit), RPSW 4.0.6(32Bit).

Recommended OPOS/JavaPOS scanner configuration: 

OPOS (RSM/Le CREATE new profile using service shown below)

Navigate to PERIPHERALS/SCANNER. Click the CREATE button in the lower right of the profile screen.

In the CREATE dialog, type in the profile name desired. Then select the service below for scanner. Finally, select the scanner model NCR 7837-3000/4000. Click the dialog CREATE button to create a new profile with default settings.

- NCROposSo.Scanner          (OPOS profile programmatic ID/Service selects 3x platform) 

In the NEW PROFILE, select the CONNECTION TYPE. Select “Serial or NCR USB” for serial or USB virtual COM port or “USB” for IBM USB. Default interface settings are created based on the CONNECTION TYPE selected.

See Appendix A for instructions on configuring your scanner for specific versions of OPOS and specific communication types.

JavaPOS (Default profiles in config.xml)

- Com.ncr.retail.jpos.NCRJposServiceInstanceFactory          

(JavaPOS default profile in config.xml Scanner.USB set model to NCR 7837-3000/4000)

- Com.ncr.retail.jpos.services.scanner.ScannerService         

(JavaPOS profile programmatic ID/Service selects 3x platform)

Configure the scanner for NCR USB and IBM USB

- ConnectionType  USB  :-

    

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- ConnectionType  USB virtual COM or NCR USB:-

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- If Connection type = USB virtual COM or NCR USB need to tag below bar code for prefix the code id.

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- Documents downloaded for above programmable barcodes from below link in documents tab



- Honeywell Genesis 7580G Handheld Scanner NCR USB (serial) configuration settings:-

1. First scan “standard product defaults” bar code.

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2. Next scan “USB Serial” barcode.

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3. Unplug the scanner from terminal and plug it again.

HSM USB Serial Dirver for Windows 7

- 3.4.8

- Driver downloads from below link from Software tab.



Appendix A – setting up the OPOS profile

2357 connection to OPOS 3x profile – NCR USB

When you create a new profile, you must use the 3x service, called NCROposSO.Scanner.

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Choose 7837-3000/4000, depending on the scanner you have:

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Click on 7837-3000/4000, then click OK and Create.

Select Connection Type “Serial or NCR USB”

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Now you need to find the (virtual) com port the scanner is assigned (COM1 – COM20).

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The problem with using NCR USB on the 3.x profile is that there is no comm setting called “NCR USB” that automatically goes and looks for which virtual com port the scanner is on. Profile 3x makes you choose the exact one and plug it into the profile yourself.

How to find it?

The HSM USB Serial Driver installed that finds and displays what is on what virtual port. Click on “Devices and Printers”

Find in “Unspecified” area below screen shot.

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According to this, my 2357 is on COM11, so the final profile for me would look like this:

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Then click “SAVE”, and you can then run Local Attended diagnostics.

2357 connection to OPOS 3x profile –IBM USB

Setting up a 2357 for IBM USB is considerably simpler than setting them up for NCR USB.

The only requirement is that you MUST use 3x controls.

When you create a new profile, you must use the 3x service, called NCROposSO.Scanner.

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Choose 7837-3000/4000, depending on the scanner you have:

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Select Connection Type “Serial or NCR USB”

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Click on “Serial or NCR USB”, then change the option to “USB”, then click OK.

It will reconfigure itself and look like this…. Click save, then diagnostics if desired.

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