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    USER MANUAL uSign™ Signature Capture Module Models uSign 100 & uSign 200 80084501-001-A 04-24-2007[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual FCC WARNING STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limit s for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interferenc e when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, us[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual LIMITED WARRANTY ID TECH warrants to the origin al purchaser for a period of 12 months from the date of invoice that this product is in good worki ng order and free from defects in m aterial and workmanship under normal use and service. ID TECH’s obligation under this warranty is limited to, at its option, r eplacing, repairing[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction .................................................................................................6 2.0 Features .....................................................................................................6 3.0 Model Desi gnations .........................................................[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 7.4.6 Get data 0x 00 0x01 .......................................................................15 7.4.7 Calibrate t he devic e ....................................................................... 15 7.4.8 Set offset positio n ..........................................................................15 7.4.9 Get data 0x01 ...[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 1.0 Introduction The use of electronically captured signatures has become common for Point of Service (POS) applications. Electronic signature capt ure reduces transaction time, eliminates sorting & sending paper, provides convenient electronic storage & transmission, and gives legal accountability (non-re pudiation) for [...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 3.0 Model Designations uSign 100 IDUA-01x100 * uSign 200 IDUA-01x500 * * The “x” defines the communication interfac e, 2 = RS232 and 6 = USB-CDC. 4.0 Terms & Abbreviations COM Host communication port Host Personal Computer, Terminal, or similar device LCD Liquid Crystal Display LED Light Emitting Diode mA Milli-Amperes of[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 5.1 Communication Interfaces RS232 The uSign has a communication cable with a DB25 (100 Model) or DB-9 (200 Model) connector that fits the computer serial (RS232) COM port connection. See the Specifications, Interface Sect ion for COM port settings. Connect the RS232 connector to the PC and insure it is fully seated into the conn[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual Figure 1 New Hardware Wizard opening window Browse and select the folder where the uSignUsbCD C.inf and companion usbser.sys files are located. Click Next > to continue. Figure 2 Browse for File Copyright © 2006, International Technologie s & Systems Corp. All rights reserved. Page 9 of 18[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual There is a warning window that the INF file is not registered; Click “Continue Anyway”. Click Finish to complete the INF installation. Figure 3 Installation Warning Message 5.2 USB-CDC Setup The following steps provide a check on the USB-CDC COM port selected by the operating system. This step is used only if there is a need [...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 6.3 Physical housin g uSi gn 200 Overall size 129mm wide (5.1 in) 146mm length (5.75 in) 40mm thick including back plate (1.57 in) Display 3.3-inch di agonal signature area 6.4 LCD screen & Re sistive touch pad Touchpad Resistive, transparent, pressure-sensitive screen Display STN monochrome LCD Sampling Rate Up to 190 sample[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 10% to 95% non-condensing Copyright © 2006, International Technologie s & Systems Corp. All rights reserved. Page 12 of 18[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 7.0 uSign commands description (Version: 0.02 Date: 2007-03-19) Note: di gits are given in little-endian format. 7.1 Command protocol: Host to device: STX LenL LenH CommandData Lrc1 Lrc2 ETX STX: 0x02. 1 byte. LenL+LenH: sizeof(C ommandData). 2 bytes. CommandData: main command string. Several bytes needed. Lrc1: Exclusive or of C[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 7.3 One byte commands 7.3.1 Stop Capturing Command string: C0 Response string: C0 7.3.2 Start Capturing use FBP format 1 Command string: C1 Response string: C1 7.3.3 Start Capturing use FBP format 2 Command string: C2 Response string: C2 7.3.4 Turn red led on Command string: C3 Response string: C3 7.3.5 Turn red led off Command s[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 7.3.12 Start Capturing use FBP format 0 Command string: D6 Response string: D6 7.4 Multi-byte commands 7.4.1 Initialize device Command string: 28 10 00 00 Response string: DC 05 7.4.2 Get PW120 Version Command string: 2A 10 00 00 Response string: 01 00 7.4.3 Test device Command string: 52 12 00 00 Response string: 52 12 7.4.4 Set[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual 7.4.11 Stop Capturing Command string: 40 30 00 00 Response string: 7.4.12 Start Capturing use FBP format 1 Command string: 41 30 00 00 Response string: 7.4.13 Clear display screen Command string: 40 32 00 00 Response string: 7.4.14 Draw line Command string: 43 32 08 00 X1(2 bytes) Y1 (2 bytes) X2(2 bytes) Y2(2 bytes) Response str[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual uSign™ 100 SIGNATURE CAPTURE PAD Figure 4 Outline Drawing for uSign 100 Copyright © 2006, International Technologie s & Systems Corp. All rights reserved. Page 17 of 18[...]

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    uSign User Ma nual uSign™ 200 SIGNATURE CAPTURE PAD Figure 5 Outline Drawing for uSign 200 Copyright © 2006, International Technologie s & Systems Corp. All rights reserved. Page 18 of 18[...]