9560 Transaction Manager User's Manual - Intermec

Choosing Secured or Unsecured Wiring
Preparing to Install the 9560
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Before mounting the 9560, you must choose which type of wiring your system
requires. Secured wiring protects the cables from exposure and requires you to
install the security plate on the 9560. Unsecured wiring routes the cables into
the room with no extra protection.
Note: To comply with IEC 950, you must install the 9560 near an easily accessible
socket outlet.
Selecting External Devices
You can use many types of external devices with the 9560.
Choosing Input Devices
You use input devices, such as wands and laser scanners, to provide
information to the 9560. Input devices can supplement or replace the internal
scanner or card reader included with the 9560.
This Input Device Connects To
1200 series digital wands Wand (modular) connector
1350 series badge scanners Wand (modular) connector
1500 and 1600 series laser scanners
(with 9-pin D-subminiature connector)
Laser scanner connector
1700 keyboard Wand (modular) connector
9191 digital satellite wand station Wand (modular) connector
Any asynchronous CRT terminal Terminal plug
RS-232 magnetic stripe reader Terminal plug
Any asynchronous host computer Modem socket
Note: If you order the 9560 with the internal slot scanner or magnetic card reader, you
may not need an additional input device.
Attaching Wands and Scanners
You can connect a combination of wands and scanners to the 9560 if you are
certain that you will use only one device at a time. The 9560 uses the same
video line for the internal slot scanner and the external scanners (9191 satellite
wand stations, laser scanners). If you try to scan from any two of these devices
at the same time, the 9560 does not accept any input at all.
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