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2-22 OS and Drivers Rev. D
Windows XP Setup Procedure
CAUTION
Be sure to keep the keyboard connected. If necessary, start the setup procedure after
connecting the mouse.
The keyboard is necessary for inputting the product ID and password. The keyboard is
also necessary for user verification during logon to Windows XP, even if the touch panel
is in a usable state.
Windows XP is set up by using the following procedure.
1. Turn on the system, and boot the system from the pre-installation HDD. Windows XP setup
will start.
2. The [Welcome to the Windows XP Setup Wizard] screen is displayed. Click Next.
3. The License Agreement screen is displayed. Check the contents, then select [I accept this
agreement] and click Next.
4. The [Regional and Language Options] dialog box is displayed. Confirm the setting contents
and click Next
NextNext
Next.
5. The [Personalize Your Software] dialog box is displayed. Input your name and your
organization, and then click Next
NextNext
Next.
6. The [Your Product key] dialog box is displayed. Input the 25-digit product key shown on the
COA (Certificate of Authenticity) and click Next
NextNext
Next.
7. The [Computer Name and Administrator Password] dialog box is displayed. Input the
necessary information and click Next
NextNext
Next.
8. The [Date and Time Settings] dialog box is displayed. Confirm the setting and click Next
NextNext
Next.
9. The Networking Settings screen is displayed. Select either Typical Settings or Custom
Settings according to the environment, then click Next. The Networking Components screen
is displayed if Custom Settings is selected. Set the settings in accordance with the
environment, then click Next.
10. The Workgroup or Computer Domain screen is displayed. Set the settings in accordance
with the environment, then click Next.
11. The [Completing the Windows XP setup wizard] dialog box is displayed. Click Finish
FinishFinish
Finish.
Setting the recognition range of the double click
When Windows XP is installed, the permissible double click level is limited and it is difficult to
double click with your finger. To change the permissible double click level, start up the EPSON
Touch Panel Configuration Tool. It changes the registry key automatically. This setting makes
easy to double click with your finger.
- Technical 1
- Reference Guide 1
- Rev. D i 3
- TRADEMARKS 4
- Revision Information 5
- CAUTION 8
- Regarding this Manual 11
- Related Manuals 12
- Contents 13
- Rev. D xiii 15
- Rev. D xv 17
- IR-700 System Overview 19
- IR-700 Features 20
- Hardware 22
- Interface 23
- InterfaceInterface 23
- Software configuration 24
- Operating system 25
- RAID BIOS/Config utility 25
- RAID Event Watch tool 25
- POS controller 25
- Printer driver-APD 26
- Part Names 28
- Side cover open 29
- IR-700 operation 32
- Dimension 34
- DimensionDimension 34
- Dimensions 34
- Connected 12.1" LCD unit 35
- Specifications 39
- Printer TM-T88IIIX 41
- 28 POS Keyboard DM-KX028 41
- 60 POS Keyboard DM-KX060 42
- MSR Unit DM-MX123 42
- Customer Display Unit DM-D120 42
- Driver CD-ROM for the IR-700 44
- Installation Procedure 46
- Windows 2000 Installation 46
- Setting of RAID 46
- Formatting the hard disk 47
- Pre-installed software 47
- Directory Configuration 48
- Windows 2000 Setup Procedure 49
- Setting the Network 50
- EPSON Serial Driver 52
- Serial Driver Serial Driver 52
- Serial Driver 52
- Dual Display 53
- Support Information 58
- Windows XP Setup Procedure 64
- Limitation 73
- WEPOS Pre-Installed Model 74
- WEPOS Setup Procedure 77
- Setting the FAX 78
- EPSON Serial 79
- 2-40 OS and Drivers Rev. D 82
- [Advanced] button 82
- 2-42 OS and Drivers Rev. D 84
- The device manager display 85
- drive drive 89
- Installing the Sound Driver 93
- 2-52 OS and Drivers Rev. D 94
- Setting of Power management 100
- Other software Installation 104
- Activation 104
- CAUTION: 106
- Installing the VIDEO Driver 107
- Installing the SOUND Driver 108
- Rev. D OS and Drivers 2-67 109
- HDD Power Down Timer Setting 116
- Windows 2000 Professional 118
- 2-78 OS and Drivers Rev. D 120
- Hardware Setup 121
- Rear cover 123
- Bundled items 124
- Flow of setup 125
- Installation 125
- BACKUP\POSDVCFG\TOOL 127
- 3-8 Hardware Setup Rev.D 128
- Change of key tops 129
- 28 key definition utility 130
- Labelbutton 131
- Codebutton 131
- Scan code area 132
- To change definition data 133
- Printing of key labels 133
- Installation of key top cover 134
- Removal of key top cover 135
- How to use layer function 136
- Setup of MSR unit (DM-MX123) 137
- 3-18 Hardware Setup Rev.D 138
- Setting of MSR 140
- Utilities 140
- Replacement procedure of MSR 141
- BACKUP\60KEYCFG\TOOL 146
- Download to KB 149
- Design of definition data 150
- Change the label display 154
- Definition of key lock 155
- Disable key input 156
- Input data confirmation 157
- Printing key labels 157
- (1)Removal of HDDs 161
- Main board unit 163
- Printer unit 166
- Printer unit 167
- TM power cables 167
- When installing 167
- Setting of DIP switch 1 168
- Setting of DIP switch 2 169
- Unpacking 170
- Attachment 170
- Printer Tray (OI-X01) 171
- Pass the power cable 172
- Set up of customer display 173
- Straight pole 173
- Crank pole 173
- Installing the Vertical type 175
- 3-56 Hardware Setup Rev.D 176
- DM holder 177
- Customer display 178
- Customer Display 178
- Connector 178
- Plate,Bottom 180
- Rev.D Hardware Setup 3-61 181
- Transfer rate(bps) 181
- 3-62 Hardware Setup Rev.D 182
- DM-D500(DSW1) 182
- UnpackingUnpacking 183
- Rev.D Hardware Setup 3-65 185
- Powered USB 186
- Main board 186
- 167.64mm{4.8"} or less 188
- 106.68mm 188
- {4.18"} or less 188
- Rev.D Hardware Setup 3-69 189
- Installing a Cash Drawer 190
- WARNING: 192
- Operation check 193
- Chapter 4 195
- Logon keyboard 196
- Touch panel driver 196
- Rev. D Utility 4-3 197
- 28-key Definition Utility 198
- Setting the Key Input Sound 201
- Definition of Key Label 201
- Ctrl+Atl+Delas a special key 202
- Setting the font of the label 203
- Layer Function 204
- Layer Change Key 205
- Creating a New Document 206
- Saving the Definition File 206
- Reading of Definition File 206
- Printing the Key Label 207
- List of definable keys 208
- MSR Setting Utility 209
- Use MSR Beep 210
- 60-key Definition Utility 214
- 4-22 Utility Rev. D 216
- Key Definition 218
- Setting the Label Exclusively 219
- Fore Color button 221
- Color Select screen 221
- Back Color button 222
- Programming of the Key 223
- 4-32 Utility Rev. D 226
- Definition of the Key Lock 227
- Language Selection 228
- Touch Panel Calibration 231
- is started 233
- Calibration Function 234
- Operation Set up Function 235
- Log Management Function 237
- Version Displaying Function 238
- Operating Procedure 239
- 1.Mode Setting 239
- 1 tap mode Right fix mode 240
- EPSON OPOS ADK 241
- Software Standardization 242
- EPSON Software 242
- BIOS Functions 243
- BIOS Setup 244
- Saving settings 245
- Boot Device Setting 245
- [page 5-15] 246
- [page 5-23] 246
- is displayed 247
- SpeedStep Tech 248
- is set 249
- SMART function is enabled 249
- SMART function is disabled 249
- 5-8 BIOS Functions Rev. D 250
- Rev. D BIOS Functions 5-9 251
- 5-10 BIOS Functions Rev. D 252
- Rev. D BIOS Functions 5-11 253
- 5-12 BIOS Functions Rev. D 254
- Rev. D BIOS Functions 5-13 255
- 5-14 BIOS Functions Rev. D 256
- PnP/PCI Configurations Menu 257
- Chipset menu 258
- Rev. D BIOS Functions 5-17 259
- Power menu 260
- Rev. D BIOS Functions 5-19 261
- Boot menu 262
- Rev. D BIOS Functions 5-21 263
- Security menu 264
- Exit Menu 265
- Exit MenuExit Menu 265
- Main menu 266
- Advanced menu 266
- IDE Configuration 267
- Primary IDE Master 267
- IDE Configurations 267
- Super IO Configuration 268
- Rev. D BIOS Functions 5-27 269
- Hardware Health Configuration 270
- ACPI Configuration 270
- USB Configuration 270
- IRQ9Available 271
- IRQ10 Available 271
- IRQ11 Available 271
- IRQ14 Available 271
- IRQ15 Available 271
- Chipset Menu 272
- Power Menu 273
- Boot Device Priority 274
- Security Menu 275
- 5-34 BIOS Functions Rev. D 276
- Device Diagnostics Utility 277
- How to Do the DIAG Test 278
- How to Exit the DIAG 279
- Using the Keyboard 279
- Explanation of the Screen 280
- [Normal] [Abnormal] 283
- [Normal] 283
- [Abnormal] 283
- Printing the Test Result 286
- Details of the Device Test 287
- Standard Test Enhanced Test 297
- Register test Kick Out test 297
- How to Use RAID 299
- What is RAID? 300
- Array Build 301
- Checking the RAID 304
- RAID RAID 304
- RAID Status 304
- Windows Recognition 305
- IR-700 RAID System 306
- Settings before Use 307
- 7-10 How to Use RAID Rev. D 308
- Installing the GUI Utility 309
- 7-12 How to Use RAID Rev. D 310
- 5. Reboot the IR-700 310
- E-mail Setting 311
- Setting Description 313
- Buzzer/Sound Setting 314
- Display of Popup Message 315
- Using the RAID system 319
- When a RAID Error is Detected 320
- Pattern 1 321
- Pattern 2 321
- Pattern 321
- Pattern 4 321
- Building RAID 324
- Mirrored 327
- Auto configuration 328
- Manual configuration 328
- Copying... X nn% done 329
- Canceling the RAID System 330
- RAID BIOS 331
- Menu Items 332
- Source drive 333
- GUI Utility 335
- On e-mail function 336
- RAID Management 336
- System View 337
- 7-40 How to Use RAID Rev. D 338
- Rev. D How to Use RAID 7-41 339
- Configure SATARaid 340
- Event window 342
- Send Configuration 349
- Save Configuration 349
- SATARaid Help 350
- Device/Information window 350
- System (Computer) information 351
- Adapter information 351
- Channel information 352
- Device Information 352
- RAID Set Information 353
- Sil RAID 1 Set tab 354
- Members tab 355
- Identify Data tab 356
- Event viewer 357
- RAID Event Watch Tool 358
- SettingSetting 359
- Rev. D How to Use RAID 7-63 361
- ❏ Overall setting 361
- 7-64 How to Use RAID Rev. D 362
- Rev. D How to Use RAID 7-67 365
- Setting example 365
- 7-70 How to Use RAID Rev. D 368
- Hardware Specifications 369
- System Memory 370
- System Interrupts 371
- Real-time Clock 372
- Video Controller 372
- POS Controller 372
- Serial Device 373
- PCI Slots 373
- Ethernet Controller 374
- Lithium Battery 376
- DKD Connector 379
- Customer Display Connector 379
- Appendix-B 381
- Windows Update Setting 383
- SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION 386
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