1. LCPD-LinuxJPOS-v1_70.zip Driver
2. Install_2_6.txt File Contents

Install_2_6.txt Driver File Contents (LCPD-LinuxJPOS-v1_70.zip)

Logic Controls Customer Display JPOS Driver for Linux Kernel 2.6.x.x
=====================================================================
Version 1.0.0.2
9/01/2009


This package contains Logic Controls customer display JPOS drivers 
for Linux Kernel version 2.6.x.x. Follow the following installation 
instructions carefully.

If you have the USB interface JPOS pole display, install USB driver 
first before installing the JPOS drivers.

Models supported by our JPOS driver are:

	LD9900, LD9990, LD9900U, LD9900UP
	PD3900, PD3990, PD3900U, PD3900UP
	PD6900, PD6990,	PD6900U

	LT9900, LT9990, LT9900U, LT9900UP
	TD3900, TD3990, TD3900U, TD3900UP

Make sure that the pole display being used is one of the above models.



Installaton Instructions
========================


This driver is for both serial port and USB interface pole 
displays. The following steps have been tested under Xubuntu8.10 
(Kernel:2.6.27-7-generic) by using USB PD.
 
1. If you are using USB displays, please install USB PD Driver for 
   Linux first. You may download the USB PD Driver from 
      http://www.logiccontrols.com/web/sd.htm
   After installation, test PD by "./testlcpd" to see whether driver 
   works properly.


2. Install JDK/JRE

   For example (If Internet is connected),
      #apt-get install sun.java6.jdk


3. Copy jcl.jar, jcl_editor.jar, jpos19.jar, LCJpos19.jar, jpos.xml 
   and xerces.jar to your created jpos folder (this can be any folder).

   For example (if user name is lc),

       mkdir /home/lc/jpos
       cp jcl.jar /home/lc/jpos
       ..................
       cp xerces.jar /home/lc/jpos


4. Edit enviroment variables.
   Add the following new variables to the end of file. 
   Following example assumes login as root.

	(1) JAVA_HOME
 		vi /etc/bash.bashrc
		export JAVA_HOME=<Your java path>

		e.g: export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun

	(2) LC_HOME
		vi /etc/bash.bashrc
		export LC_HOME=<your jpos folder>

		e.g: export LC_HOME=/home/lc/jpos

	(3) CLASSPATH
		vi /etc/bash.bashrc
		export CLASSPATH=$LC_HOME/jpos19.jar:$LC_HOME/LCJpos19.jar:$LC_HOME/jcl.jar:$LC_HOME/jcl_editor.jar:$LC_HOME/xerces.jar:$CLASSPATH


5. Install the *.so files

	Copy libJposHook.so, and libLCUSB.so to /usr/lib folder


6. Run setup program:

	java com.logiccontrols.TestApp


7. In jpos setup program window, if you're using USB PD, 
   select "Linux USB PD" from "Port name" drop-down listbox, 
   and then click "Save" button. Finally, you can click the 
   "Open", "Claim", "Enable Device" , "Display Text", ... 
   to test JPOS.

   Please note if you are using serial port displays, the 
   port name has to be selected according to actual port being
   used.  For example, if COM1 is connected to the PD, please 
   select "/dev/ttyS0" in "Port name" drop-down listbox.




		
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New Hyde Park, NY 11040
Tel: (516)-248 0400
Fax: (516)-248 0443
email: lci@logiccontrols.com
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After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.

• Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).

• If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.

• Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.

• Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.

• Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.

• From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.

• Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.

Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.

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