Immage3 System

Last edited: December 15, 2003 08:09 AM

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The Immage3 is actually a family of four models of StealthTouch workstations. Each has a single SIMM slot capable of handling up to 32MB of memory.  They come with either an internal hard disk or 8MB FlashROM.  The base is adjustable, allowing the screen to pivot to the optimal angle. Customer displays and mag stripe readers are also available as an option.  Models are as follows:

    *      Immage3D1 – StealthTouch 510D with 586/133 and a 640×480 passive matrix 10.4″ LCD screen.
    *      Immage3W1 – StealthTouch 512T with 586/133 and an 800×600 active matrix 12.1″ LCD screen.
    *      Immage3D2 – StealthTouch PXI with Pentium/300 and a 640×480 passive matrix 10.4″ LCD screen.
    *      Immage3W2 – StealthTouch PXI with Pentium/300 and an 800×600 active matrix 12.1″ LCD screen.

Touch

All models use the Elographics 2210 resistive model touchscreens.  See Setup Files for the exact drivers.
Network

An ethernet port comes standard with all models.  The Immage3D1 and 3W1 use NE2000 drivers, while the Immage3D2 and Immage3W2 use an E100B Intel EtherExpress Pro adapter.  See Setup Files for the exact drivers.
CMOS

  An AMI menu is used for CMOS changes. Press DEL to enter setup.  Use arrow keys to navigate through the screens, Enter to select an option, and Esc to go back towards the main menu.  When done, select Save and Exit from the main menu.  The following options should be changed from their defaults:

    *      In Advanced CMOS Setup, set Bootup Sequence to C:,A:,CDROM.
    *      In Power Management Setup, set Power Management Mode to Disabled.
    *      In Peripheral Setup, set Parallel Port Mode to EPP.

Setup Files

Config.Sys – 3D1,3W1
DEVICE=C:DOSHIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=C:DOSEMM386.EXE NOEMS
DEVICEHIGH=C:DOSRAMDRIVE.SYS 300 /E
BUFFERS=30,0
FILES=100
DOS=HIGH,UMB
LASTDRIVE=Z
FCBS=16,0
STACKS=9,256

Config.Sys – 3D2,3W2
DEVICE=C:DOSHIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=C:DOSEMM386.EXE NOEMS
DEVICEHIGH=C:DOSRAMDRIVE.SYS 300 /E
BUFFERS=30,0
FILES=100
DOS=HIGH,UMB
LASTDRIVE=Z
FCBS=16,0
STACKS=9,256
DEVICEHIGH=C:LANTASTIPROTMAN.DOS /I:C:LANTASTI
DEVICEHIGH=C:LANTASTIE100B.DOS

AutoExec.Bat – 3D1,3W1 workstation
@ECHO OFF
PROMPT $p$g
PATH C:;C:DOS;C:LANTASTI;C:TOUCHNET;C:TOOLS;C:PLUGINS;C:UTILITY;C:ELO
SET SLOWSCROLL=30
LH MODE COM1:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM2:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM3:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM4:9600,N,8,1
MOVERAMD Z:
NEX000 16-BIT IRQ=5 IOBASE=300
LH AILANBIO
LH REDIR ###### /LOGINS=5    ;Nodename
NET LOGIN/WAIT \MAIN
NET USE N: \MAINC-DRIVE
PATH C:;C:DOS;N:TOUCHNET;N:TOOLS;N:PLUGINS;N:UTILITY;C:LANTASTI;C:ELO
LH ELOELODEV 2210,2,9600 -P- -C454,3706,3483,725,1,255
LH ELONOMOUSE
LH ELOMONMOUSE -M6 -T+ -B+
N:
CDTOUCHNET? ? ? ? ? ?          ;AppDir
TOUCHNET ######              ;NodeName

AutoExec.Bat – 3D2,3W2 workstation
@ECHO OFF
PROMPT $p$g
PATH C:;C:DOS;C:LANTASTI;C:TOUCHNET;C:TOOLS;C:PLUGINS;C:UTILITY;C:ELO
SET SLOWSCROLL=30
LH MODE COM1:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM2:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM3:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM4:9600,N,8,1
MOVERAMD Z:
AI-NDIS BIND_TO=E100BEDS_NIF
LH AILANBIO
LH REDIR ###### /LOGINS=5    ;Nodename
NET LOGIN/WAIT \MAIN
NET USE N: \MAINC-DRIVE
PATH C:;C:DOS;N:TOUCHNET;N:TOOLS;N:PLUGINS;N:UTILITY;C:LANTASTI;C:ELO
LH ELOELODEV 2210,2,9600 -P- -C454,3706,3483,725,1,255
LH ELONOMOUSE
LH ELOMONMOUSE -M6 -T+ -B+
N:
CDTOUCHNET? ? ? ? ? ?          ;AppDir
TOUCHNET ######              ;NodeName

AutoExec.Bat – 3D2,3W2 print server
@ECHO OFF
PROMPT $p$g
PATH C:;C:DOS;C:LANTASTI;C:TOUCHNET;C:TOOLS;C:PLUGINS;C:UTILITY
SET SLOWSCROLL=30
LH MODE COM1:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM2:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM3:9600,N,8,1
MODE COM4:9600,N,8,1
MOVERAMD Z:
AI-NDIS BIND_TO=E100BEDS_NIF
LH AILANBIO
LH REDIR ###### /LOGINS=5    ;Nodename
NET LOGIN/WAIT \MAIN
NET USE N: \MAINC-DRIVE
LANCACHE TYPE=XMS
LH SERVER
PATH C:;C:DOS;N:TOUCHNET;N:TOOLS;N:PLUGINS;N:UTILITY;C:LANTASTI
LH ELOELODEV 2210,2,9600 -P- -C454,3706,3483,725,1,255
LH ELONOMOUSE
LH ELOMONMOUSE -M6 -T+ -B+
N:
CDTOUCHNET? ? ? ? ? ?          ;AppDir
TOUCHNET ######              ;NodeName

AutoExec.Bat – 3D2,3W2 TMCU
@ECHO OFF
PROMPT $p$g
PATH C:;C:DOS;C:LANTASTI;C:TOUCHNET;C:TOOLS;C:PLUGINS;C:UTILITY
SET SLOWSCROLL=30
MOVERAMD Z:
AI-NDIS BIND_TO=E100BEDS_NIF
LH AILANBIO
REDIR MAIN
LANCACHE TYPE=XMS
LH SERVER
LH HASPSERV
MENU
Power

Power is supplied by a 6A external transformer, Model BSA7021.
Ports

    *      COM1 – DB9, IRQ4
    *      COM2 – Reserved internally for touch
    *      COM3 – RJ45, IRQ11
    *      COM4 – DB9, IRQ10
    *      LPT1 – Standard, can be configured in CMOS for EPP communications
    *      Keyboard – PS2

Customer Display

The Immage3 has an optional 2×20 customer display that can be mounted to the base, counter, or wall, or left freestanding.  It uses an RJ45 connector designed to plug directly into COM3.  A supplied adapter can also be used to allow it to use COM1 or COM4.

For styling the print templates, a decimal 33,35,49 is required prior to line 1 and a 33,35,50 is required prior to line 2.  Transmitting new data for the line replaces the entire line, so it is not necessary to blank out old text.  If more than 20 characters are transmitted for a line, all characters after 20 are dropped.  A sample template might look as follows:

    ASCII:33,35,49
    (text for line 1)
    ASCII:33,35,50
    (text for line 2)

Mag Stripe Reader

The Immage3 has an optional keyboard input magnetic stripe reader that can be mounted directly to the workstation.  Although usually programmed correctly from the factory, it can be configured using the SETMSR utility that comes on the Utilities disk.  Configure it as follows:

  1. Run SETMSR.
  2. Select 3. Setup magnetic stripe reader parameters from the Main Menu.
  3. Set the parameters as follows:

        *          Header:
        *          Separator:
        *          Suffix:
        *          Tracks to Read: 1&2
        *          Track Sequence Format: 1-2-3
        *          Strip Start and End Sentinel: NO

  4. Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
  5. Select 7. Download setup to MSR.
  6. Select 3. Keyboard Interface.
  7. When it says OK, press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
  8. Press ESC to exit the program.
  9. It doesn’t matter if you say OK or ESC when asked to Save Changes.  If you say OK, they will be written to a file called CASTLES.MAP.

Cables

COM1 and COM4 can use standard cables.  However, custom cables must be used for COM3.  An adapter has not yet been designed, but here are the pinouts for COM3:

    1  DCD
    2  RX
    3  TX
    4  DTR
    5  DSR
    6  RTS
    7  CTS
    8  GND

Revisions

5/20/99 rw

  1. Added Customer Display section.

3/6/00 rw

  1. Rewrote to include latest information.  Added Setup Files section.