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CDS-9L/CDS-820j configuration

You can configure CDS-9L/CDS-820j in several optional ways:

  • Configuring CDS-9L/CDS-820j using Connect on-Device Studio

  • Configuring CDS-9L/CDS-820j using CDS820jSetup.exe

  • Configuring CDS-9L/CDS-820j using and SD card

Starting CDS-9L/CDS-820j

You start CDS-9L/CDS-820j to perform an operation.

Task. Start CDS-9L/CDS-820j

  1. If the machine is in idle state, activate the machine.

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  2. Press the PayComplete™ logo to show the system version and the machine ID. When you press the logo, a QR code indicating the machine ID is shown

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  3. Scan the QR code with a mobile device to show the machine ID. You need the machine ID when requesting a new Connect on-Device license and for other purposes.

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  4. Open the operator menu either from the screen or from an attached keyboard to start using the machine.

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CDS-9L/CDS-820j Linux operations

You can connect a keyboard and a mouse to the computer's USB ports and do the configuration by using the listed commands.

Command/Shortcut

Description

ALT + F4

Terminates the active screen. When Connect on-Device is started, this command closes Connect on-Device  and takes you to the Linux Desktop (which is empty).

ALT + TAB

Switches between active screens

Right mouse click

Shows the operation menu on the Linux Desktop.

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CDS-9L operator menu on Linux desktop

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CDS-820j operator menu on Linux desktop

CDS-9L/CDS-820j — Operator menu

These are the commands available on the operator menu.

Command

Description

Terminal

Select to open the Linux command prompt. In the command prompt, you use standard Linux commands.

File manager

Select to open the Linux file explorer.

Web browser

Select to open the Luakit web browser.

OrchardJ

Expand to start Connect on-Device the configurator or to view trace logs.

Cups

Select to start the Linux print server.

Reboot

Select to reboot the machine.

Shutdown

Select to shut down the Linux operation system.

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CDS-9L operator menu

CDS-9L/CDS-820j — File manager

The file manager has two sub folders:

Home Folder

The standard user folder is /home/pi. By default, Connect on-Device is installed in this folder.

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Note

To access the USB stick, go to /media/usb0.

 For more information on the Connect on-Device folder structure, see Connect on-Device installation folder and folder structure.

Applications sub folder

From the Applications sub folder, you browse and activate installed applications.

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Configuring CDS-9L/CDS-820j using Connect on-Device Studio

You use this procedure to configure CDS-9L/CDS-820j from Connect on-Device Studio.

Task. Configure CDS-9L/CDS-820j using Connect on-Device Studio

  1. Add a folder on an empty USB stick.

  2. Name the folder ojsync.

  3. Open up the top cover of your CDS-9L/CDS-820j top cover and connect the USB stick.

    The following options are displayed:

    • Copy log files to USB

    • Create full backup to USB

    • Prepare configuration

    • Prepare upgrade

    This is where you connect the USB stick on a CDS-820j:

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  4. Select, Prepare upgrade and wait until the process is completed.

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  5. Remove the USB stick.

  6. Connect the USB stick to a computer.

  7. Start Connect on-Device Studio on the USB stick, ojsync\config\tools\configurator\startOJConfigurator.bat.

  8. Do the configurations and save them.

  9. Connect the USB stick to the CDS-9L/CDS-820j. The following options are displayed:

    • Copy log files to USB

    • Create full backup to USB

    • Load configuration from USB

  10. Select Load configuration from USB.

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  11. When the update is completed, press Enter.

Configuring CDS-820j/CDS-9L using CDS820jSetup.exe

You use this procedure to configure CDS-820j/CDS-9L.

Task. Configure CDS-9L/CDS-820j using CDS820jSetup.exe

  1. Download the CDS820jSetup.exe file from here.

  2. Run the CDS820jSetup.exe file.

  3. Insert a USB stick.

  4. Select Prepare memory stick. This process deletes all the contents on the USB stick. An empty folder called ojsync is created on the USB stick.

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  5. Remove the USB stick.

  6. Open up the CDS-9L/CDS-820j top cover and connect the USB stick. The following options are displayed:

    • Copy log files to USB

    • Create full backup to USB

    • Prepare configuration

    • Prepare upgrade

    This is where you connect the USB stick on a CDS-820j:

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  7. Select Prepare configuration and wait until the process is completed.

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  8. Remove the USB stick.

  9. Connect the USB stick to a computer.

  10. Run the CDS820jSetup.exe file.

  11. Insert the USB stick when requested. Connect on-Device Studio starts.

  12. Do the configurations and save them to the USB stick.

  13. Connect the USB stick to the CDS-9L/CDS-820j. The following options are displayed:

    • Copy log files to USB

    • Create full backup to USB

    • Load configuration from USB

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  14. Select Load configuration from USB.

  15. Press Enter when the update is completed.

Configuring CDS-9L/CDS-820j using an SD card

You use this procedure to configure CDS-9L/CDS-820j using an SD card.

Important

Before starting this procedure, you must install a tool that allows writing raw disk images to FLASH memory cards, such as Rufus (available from here).

Task. Configure CDS-9L/CDS-820j using an SD card.

  1. Download the image file from CDS image files.

  2. Insert an empty SD card in your computer.

  3. Run the tool.

  4. Select the image file.

  5. Run the procedure to write the disk image to the SD card..

  6. Click OK and remove the SD card.

Replacing the CDS-820j/CDS-9L micro SD card

You use this procedure to replace the micro SD card.

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CDS-820j: 1. Main board 2. Micro SD card 3. Flat cable 4. SD card holder

Task. Replace the CDS-820j/CDS-9L micro SD card

  1. Open the top cabinet.

    This is what it looks like on a CDS-820j:

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    Latch

  2. Remove the cover.

  3. Remove the flat cable.

  4. Pull out the SD card in a straight motion. outwards.

  5. Insert the new SD card in a straight motion.

  6. Connect the flat cable.

  7. Put the cover back.

  8. Close the top cabinet.

Setting up CDS-820j/CDS-9L with ID last

You set up CDS-820j/CDS-9L with ID last to make it possible to make a deposit without an account.

Note

  • On Windows: Set up a new role with the name Default.

  • On Linux: Use the Default role.

  • For the ID check to be done after the deposit, set the following permissions to the Default role:

    • DEPOSIT DEPOSIT_ID_LAST

    • If a text indicating that the receipt is a voucher is required on the receipt, add the DEPOSIT_RECEIPT_TITLE permission.

Task. Set up CDS-820j/CDS-9L with ID last

  1. Start Connect on-Device Studio.

  2. In the navigation pane, select Identify.

  3. In the Authentication methods field, select Door and Anonymous.

  4. In the ID Last field, select Card and/or User id.

  5. Click Save to save the settings.

    Tip

    Click Undo to discard unsaved changes.