PKS™ - TDC 3000® TAB PD 19

CUSTOMER PAGE B02 (B)

RESOURCE MANUAL DATE 14 MAY 2014

US TO UGUS UPGRADE HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

Background There are certain hardware requirements that must be met to install the
UGUS (Universal GUS). US stations built as CE compliant have the
correct hardware and cables to install the UGUS.

Basic UGUS Table 1 lists the basic hardware requirements of the UGUS. Cable
Requirements issues can be resolved with special adapters that are available in UGUS
kits designated for non-CE stations. Power supply, monitor, keyboard,
re-moveable media and processor issues will only be corrected by
installing the required hardware.
UGUS can be installed in any existing LCN chassis. With a dual-
node chassis it must be installed in the lower node, preferably in
slot 2 of the lower node.
UGUS can be installed on any software base running R533.2, R601.5,
R611.2, R620.1, or above but only with K4SDR processors. R533.4,
R620.4, and R630 or above will also support K4LCN 8 & 16 MW boards.
Table 1
Hardware Requirements
Power Supply Because of higher +12 volt current requirements of UGUS only the newer LCN
power supplies will provide sufficient power. These newer, acceptable 5 and 10
slot power supplies can be identified by having only 2 LED indicators. The older
5 and 10 slot supplies that cannot be used will have 6 LED indicators. Older
Dual Node supplies (PN 51401497-100) are not capable of generating the
current necessary for the UGUS, and therefore would require replacement. See
Table 2 for part numbers of acceptable components.
LCN Processor Until R533.4 and R630 or above software is available, only the newer K4SDR
processor can be used. R533.4, R620.4, and R630 or above software will be
compatible with older versions of the K4LCN 16 meg. board and also the K4LCN
8 meg. board. Be aware, however, that a K4LCN-8 MW. board allows you to run
GUS Native Window software only. K4LCN-4 MW. PWAs WILL NOT WORK.
Monitor UGUS Window 2000 system supports various scan rates. Older LCN interlaced
monitors can not be used. Also most UxS monitors that are fixed scan rate will
not work. Non-interlaced (enhanced) monitors are required. The first LCN non-
interlaced monitors have a single fixed scan rate of 640 x 480 @ 60 Hzs refresh
rate. They will work but only allow running UGUS at its lowest resolution. All
Sony monitors currently supplied on new stations and as replacements are multi-
sync and will operate at all scan rates available with UGUS. See CRM
documents "PD 15 B04 (B)" to identify all monitors used in Classic consoles and
"PD 15 B04 (L)" to identify all monitors used in Ergonomic consoles.
PS/2 Keyboard A PS/2 keyboard and mouse will also need to be added to be able to log into
& Mouse Windows 2000. Honeywell has a fixed PC keyboard with built-in trackball that
can be installed in the station. A Honeywell supplied PC keyboard and mouse is
also available, see Table 2.
OEP Keyboard If an OEP keyboard is used with UGUS, one that generates both a press code
and release code is required. There have been 4 different keyboard interface
electronics boards (located just under the OEP membrane) produced. Only the
latest board, 51401952-x00 generates both the press and release code. See
"PD 15 B06 (A)" for details on keyboard assemblies.

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Compatibility Table 2 is a copy of the UGUS upgrade kit compatibility matrix presented in
Matrix the instructions for the upgrade kit.

Table 2
Description Identifying devices
1. CRTs
Non-Interlaced Multi-sync Monitor – HD15 pin See the Customer Resource Manual for specific part
numbers – Tab 15
2. Touchscreens
Smart touchscreen If the EPDG-C board is present, the touchscreen will
have a cable compatible with UGUS otherwise a non-CE
cable adapter will be required.
3. Media devices
Console mounted CD-RW with USB adapter The CD-RW is available in Upgrade Kit TP-ZCDRW1 and
kit TP-ZEUSB1 provides an EIDE to USB adapter
SCSI based Zip drives with USB adapter The USB to SCSI Adapter is provided by Kit TP-ZSUSB1
4. Integrated Keyboards
IKB – Non-Trackball All IKB part numbers are compatible with UGUS
IKB – GUS version with Trackball All IKB part numbers are compatible with UGUS
IKB – Non-Trackball All IKB part numbers are compatible with UGUS
5. OEPs
OEP with silver capacitor To identify this OEP, see page 4.

6. Engineering keyboards PS/2

 The CFGK (Compact Fixed GUS Kit TP-ZCFGK2-100
Keyboard) Combined QWERTY/Trackball
keyboard can be used to replace LCN
Engineer (and “roving”) keyboards which
will not work with UGUS. The CFGK
installs in the console in the location the
original engineering keyboard occupied.

Honeywell industrial PS/2 roving PC Part number 51191508-100

keyboard. This is different than the LCN
roving keyboard which will work only on
LCN and not on UGUS.
7. Mouse PS/2
Honeywell PS/2 industrial mouse Part number 51196939-100

See notes on page 3

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Compatibility Continuation of Table 2.

Matrix, Continued

Table 2, continued
8. LCN Boards
K4LCN16 Board
9. Power supply and chassis requirements
Dual Node with 51196655-100 Power Supply
Five Slot with 51195066-100 or 51196653-200
(or older 51196653-100) Power Supply
Ten Slot with 51195066-200 or 51196654-100
Power Supply
10. Printers
Printer - Network connected
Printer - USB
The UGUS I/O board has two USB ports.
Part number 51403519-160 The number is silk-screened
on front part of board near the tabs.
Power supply margin jumper must be in the center (Normal)
position, HI & LOW positions factory tests only, see “PD15A07(A)”.
Part number 51196655-100
Part number 51195066-100
Part number 51196653-200 (or older 51196653-100)
Part number 51195066-200
Part number 51196654-100
These work when the Universal GUS is connected to the
Ethernet network. There are two Ethernet ports on the
UGUS I/O board.
No USB printers have been qualified to date.

Notes:  The PS/2 keyboard and mouse must be installed at time of boot or they will not be
recognized. Once the station is up and running the keyboard and mouse can be
removed. If reconnected later, they will still function.
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OEP This procedure is for visual identification purposes only. By following the
Identification steps below, a trained technician will be able to identify the presence of the
required component located under the OEP membrane keyboard. The
presence of this component (silver capacitor) will determine that the OEP
keyboard has the correct Key Press functionality for use with UGUS.

Step Action

1 On the keyboard, flip the reset switch protective cover toward the monitor.

2 Place a small mirror on the keyboard

approximately six inches from the left side of the
keyboard edge.

3 Direct the flashlight beam at the mirror so that

you can view the components underneath the
OEP membrane keyboard.

You may need to adjust the angle of the mirror to receive the best view of the components
under the membrane keyboard.

4 Once the best angle of view is acquired, look for a silver capacitor approximately half an inch in
length and 1.5 inches in from the edge. See Figure 1 and Figure 2

5 If a capacitor is present, your OEP membrane keyboard can be used with the UGUS.

If you are unable to identify a capacitor, your OEP membrane keyboard cannot be used with
the UGUS. The keyboard I/F needs to be updated with a 51401577-500 assembly.

Silver capacitor LED's

O1006
Figure 1– OEP with component Figure 2 – OEP without component

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