7210-Netlink Copier Terminal PDF

ITC SYSTEMS
7210 NetLink
Copier Terminal
ITC SYSTEMS
49 Railside Road 800 Fee Fee Rd.
Toronto ON Canada St Louis MO USA
M1H 2X1 63043
Document:
7210-ITC_Rev1_4.docx
Firmware rev. 2.10 and higher
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Contents
Contents
Contents ...................................................................................................................................................... 2
Sales and Service ......................................................................................................................................... 6
SALES ................................................................................................................................................. 6
SERVICE ............................................................................................................................................. 6
Conventions used in this manual .................................................................................................................. 7
LCD Messages ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Keypad Entries ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Options, Settings, Actions ........................................................................................................................ 7
Power Up / Initialization .............................................................................................................................. 8
NetLink Copier Terminal Operation ............................................................................................................. 8
Setup through Command Mode .................................................................................................................... 9
Keypad Function ...................................................................................................................................... 9
Accessing Command Mode ...................................................................................................................... 9
Command Mode Flowchart .....................................................................................................................10
Terminal Setup ........................................................................................................................................14
Set Terminal ID ...................................................................................................................................14
Set Time: .............................................................................................................................................14
Set Date: ..............................................................................................................................................14
Alternate Language: .............................................................................................................................14
Set Copier Type ...................................................................................................................................14
Enable Key Beeps ................................................................................................................................15
Enable Mask Account ..........................................................................................................................15
Enable Event log ..................................................................................................................................15
Enable Log Overwriting .......................................................................................................................15
Enable Offline Mode............................................................................................................................15
Set Offline Authorization Type ............................................................................................................15
Set Pre-Validation Account Length ......................................................................................................15
Force PIN Use .....................................................................................................................................16
Set Account Entry Mode ......................................................................................................................16
Enable Check Card Prefix Function......................................................................................................16
Set Department Index Length ...............................................................................................................16
Set Prefix 1* Card Digits .....................................................................................................................16
Enable Prefix 1* PIN Prompt ...............................................................................................................17
Enable Prefix 1* Offline Copies ...........................................................................................................17
Enable Prefix 1* Department Copies ....................................................................................................17
Enable Prefix 1* Offline Department Copies ........................................................................................17
Set Prefix 1* Discount .........................................................................................................................17
Enable Prefix 1* Show Charge .............................................................................................................17
Enable Keypad Account entry ..............................................................................................................17
Enable Swipe Reader ...........................................................................................................................18
Enable Bar Code Reader ......................................................................................................................18
Set Contactless Reader Type ................................................................................................................18
Set Contactless Reader Port..................................................................................................................18
Set Contactless HIDiClass Format........................................................................................................18
Set Mifare Output Format ....................................................................................................................19
Set Contactless Card ID Width .............................................................................................................19
Set Contactless Corporate ID Width .....................................................................................................19
Set Command Mode Password .............................................................................................................19
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Set Service Mode Password .................................................................................................................19

Network Setup.........................................................................................................................................20
Use DHCP for IP?................................................................................................................................20
Set Terminal IP ....................................................................................................................................20
Set Server IP ........................................................................................................................................20
Set Gateway IP ...................................................................................................................................20
Set Netmask.........................................................................................................................................21
Display MAC Address of Device .........................................................................................................21
Set Server Protocol ..............................................................................................................................21
Set ITC Encryption type .......................................................................................................................21
Set Get Date & Time Frequency...........................................................................................................21
Set Offline Timeout .............................................................................................................................21
Set Offline Upload time .......................................................................................................................22
Set Display Host Time .........................................................................................................................22
Copier Application Setup - 2 Price...........................................................................................................23
Set Copy Price 1 ..................................................................................................................................23
Set Copy Price 2 ..................................................................................................................................23
Set Line2 Mode ...................................................................................................................................23
Set Pulse Time .....................................................................................................................................23
Set Blind Time .....................................................................................................................................24
Set Delay Disable Time .......................................................................................................................24
Set Delay Count Time ..........................................................................................................................24
Set Auto End Session Time ..................................................................................................................24
Copier Application Setup - Minolta 2 Bizhub ..........................................................................................25
Set Copy Small Black and White Price.................................................................................................25
Set Copy Medium Black and White Price.............................................................................................25
Set Copy Large Black and White Price .................................................................................................25
Set Copy Small Color Price..................................................................................................................25
Set Copy Medium Color Price..............................................................................................................25
Set Copy Large Color Price..................................................................................................................26
Set Print Small Black and White Price..................................................................................................26
Set Print Medium Black and White Price .............................................................................................26
Set Print Large Black and White Price..................................................................................................26
Set Print Small Color Price ..................................................................................................................26
Set Print Medium Color Price ..............................................................................................................26
Set Print Large Color Price ..................................................................................................................26
Set Black and White Scan Price ...........................................................................................................27
Set Color Scan Price ............................................................................................................................27
Set Fax per Page Price .........................................................................................................................27
Set Fax Connect Fee Price....................................................................................................................27
Set Delay Disable Time .......................................................................................................................27
Copier Application Setup -4210 Panasonic ..............................................................................................28
Set 4210 Com Port ...............................................................................................................................28
Set Copy Small Black and White Price.................................................................................................28
Set Copy Medium Black and White Price.............................................................................................28
Set Copy Large Black and White Price .................................................................................................28
Set Copy Small Color Price..................................................................................................................28
Set Copy Medium Color Price..............................................................................................................29
Set Copy Large Color Price..................................................................................................................29

Contents
Set Scan Price ......................................................................................................................................29

Copier Application Setup - 4210 Generic Matrix) ....................................................................................30
Matrix Mode Theory of Operation .......................................................................................................30
Example: Connection of the 4210 to the Copier....................................................................................30
Pricing Matrix Worksheet ....................................................................................................................32
Copier Application Setup - 4210 Generic Straight ....................................................................................33
Straight Mode Theory of Operation ......................................................................................................33
Example: Connection of the 4210 to the Copier....................................................................................33
Pricing Matrix Worksheet ....................................................................................................................35
Time Application Setup ...........................................................................................................................36
Set Pay Per Period Time.......................................................................................................................36
Price per Period ...................................................................................................................................36
Maximum Number of Time Periods .....................................................................................................36
Enable Beep at End of Period ...............................................................................................................36
Meters Cards Setup .....................................................................................................................................37
Enable View Meters Card ....................................................................................................................37
Set View Meters Card ..........................................................................................................................37
Enable Send Meters Card .....................................................................................................................37
Set Send Meters Card...........................................................................................................................37
Enable Clear Meters Card ....................................................................................................................37
Set Clear Meters Card ..........................................................................................................................37
Serial Port 1 Setup ......................................................................................................................................38
Baud Rate: ...........................................................................................................................................38
Parity: ..................................................................................................................................................38
Num Data Bits: ....................................................................................................................................38
Serial Port 2 Setup ...................................................................................................................................39
Baud Rate: ...........................................................................................................................................39
Parity: ..................................................................................................................................................39
Num Data Bits: ....................................................................................................................................39
Serial Port TTL Setup ..............................................................................................................................40
Baud Rate: ...........................................................................................................................................40
Parity: ..................................................................................................................................................40
Num Data Bits: ....................................................................................................................................40
Test Modes .................................................................................................................................................41
Copier Test ..........................................................................................................................................41
Copy Signal In Value: ..........................................................................................................................41
Copy Signal Live Value: ......................................................................................................................41
4210 Relay test Mode: .........................................................................................................................42
Read Card Test ....................................................................................................................................42
Factory Tests .......................................................................................................................................42
Service Modes ............................................................................................................................................43
Keypad Function .....................................................................................................................................43
Accessing Service Mode..........................................................................................................................43
Meters and Logs ......................................................................................................................................43
Service Mode Flowchart .............................................................................................................................44
View Meters ...............................................................................................................................................45
Send Meters .........................................................................................................................................46
Clear Meters ........................................................................................................................................46
Send Log .............................................................................................................................................46

Contents
Clear Event Log ...................................................................................................................................47

Set Limits ................................................................................................................................................48
Set Maximum Online Copies ...............................................................................................................48
Set Maximum Offline Copies ...............................................................................................................48
Set Maximum Offline Value ................................................................................................................48
Manage Positive Accounts.......................................................................................................................48
View Positive Account.........................................................................................................................48
Add Positive Account ..........................................................................................................................49
Manage Offline Transactions ...................................................................................................................49
View Offline Log .................................................................................................................................49
Send Offline Log .................................................................................................................................49
Clear Event Log ...................................................................................................................................49
Installation Instructions: ..............................................................................................................................50
Mounting ................................................................................................................................................50
Copier Connection...................................................................................................................................51
Electrical - Single price Application (Using the Key counter connector): .................................................51
Enable: ................................................................................................................................................51
Pulse: (Count) .....................................................................................................................................51
Chassis Ground ....................................................................................................................................52
Typical 2 Price Connection......................................................................................................................52
Copiers that Do Not Supply a “Pulse”......................................................................................................53
Copier Control Cable ...............................................................................................................................54
901-10-45-52 Generic Copier Cable .....................................................................................................54
Copier Specific Cables .........................................................................................................................54
Test / Demo Jig .......................................................................................................................................54
Serial Cables ...........................................................................................................................................55
7210 to PC ...........................................................................................................................................55
7210 to Serial Printer ...........................................................................................................................55
Installation Data..........................................................................................................................................56
ITC SYSTEMS – WARRANTY AND LIABILITY CONTRACT ..............................................................59

Sales and Service - LCD Messages
Sales and Service

At ITC Systems, complete customer satisfaction is our number one goal. As such, customer support is readily
available to satisfy any need you may have. Whether it's sales information, a service requirement or just
general inquiry, you can be assured of a prompt response to your need(s).
SALES
If you are a new or existing customer with a new installation in mind, our highly qualified sales staff can
custom tailor a product solution for "your" particular needs. Simply telephone ITC in the United States at
314-872-7772 or in Canada at 416-289-2344 and ask for sales assistance. You may also email us at
sales@itcsystems.com
UNITED STATES CANADA
800 Fee Fee Road 49 Railside Road

St. Louis, MO Toronto, Ontario
63043 M3A 1B3
Tel: (314)-872-7772 Tel: (416) 289-2344

Fax: (314)-872-3353 Fax: (416) 289-4790
SERVICE
If you require technical assistance advice or parts please contact our SUPPORTEX department at
1-877-ITC-TEAM (482-8326) or 416-438-9332 or email us at service@itcsystems.com
Repairs in the U.S.A. should be sent to: Repairs in Canada or International:

ITC Systems U.S.A.. ITC Systems
800 Fee Fee Rd. 49 Railside Road
St. Louis, MO 63043 Toronto, ON M3A1B3
Tel: 314-872-7772 Tel: 416-438-9332
Fax: 314-872-3353 Fax: 416-289-4790
Please visit us at http://www.itcsystems.com
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Conventions used in this manual - LCD Messages
Conventions used in this manual

LCD Display Card Swipe
Keypad
LCD Messages
Text in a box (as shown below) indicates a message or prompt that is shown on the LCD display.
This is a sample
LCD message
Keypad Entries
Keypad entries are indicated in BOLD. For example the instruction “Enter D 9 5 1 ENT on the keypad”
would require you to press the “D” then “9” then “5” then “1” then “ENT” buttons on the keypad in
succession.
Options, Settings, Actions

Options, settings and actions within the command or service menu (as shown below) are titled in Bold. The
LCD message is shown with the default value in the text in a box on the left. The instruction is to the right.
Any additional information or warnings are below
Title of Setting
Sample setting This is the sample instruction to change the value via the A or B key followed
Message DEFAULT by ENT.
Additional information and warnings would be noted here.

Power Up / Initialization - Options, Settings, Actions
Power Up / Initialization
Upon application of power the 7210 will display a start-up routine which includes the installed Firmware
revision.
7010v2 NetLink Obtaining Net-

Then
Version 00.02.XX work Config….
The 7210 will then enter Idle mode waiting for an account number to be presented:
Swipe Card Present Card

Or
To make Copies To make Copies
NetLink Copier Terminal Operation

At the Idle Prompt Swipe the Account card with the Magnetic strip facing “in” (towards the keypad). If the
terminal is fitted with another type of card reader present the card as appropriate.
If the account does not have the appropriate number of digits the following error will be displayed:
Invalid Account:
Length
When the Host approves the transaction the copier being controlled will be enabled to allow copies.
Charges: $ 0.00 The Charges value and number of copies count up as copies are
Copies: 0 detected.
The session is ended by pressing the CLR button. The transaction is recorded in the Activity log, and the
copy meters are updated. The Charge Amount is sent to the Server. If a proper response is received, the new
balance will be shown briefly (if set to display balance), and the display will return to the idle state. If no
response is received, the transaction will be recorded in the Offline log to be sent to the server upon re-
connect.

Setup through Command Mode - Keypad Function
Setup through Command Mode

Before using the 7210 NetLink Copier Controller it must be set up according to the customer’s site and
account requirements. The Command Mode menus follow a common structure throughout setup.
Keypad Function
A Changes the current selection “up” one level; used to move through menus and select
options or settings.
Used for CAPITALIZED Alpha Entries, press to advance alpha character until desired
character is displayed then press ENT.
B Changes the current selection “down” one level; used to move through menus and select
Used for lowercase Alpha Entries, press to advance alpha character until desired character is
displayed then press ENT.
ENT Selects the current selection or option for editing, and to save options or settings to memory
CLR Clears the current value or steps back one-menu item, used to move through menus and to
clear values when setting options or settings.
0-9 Used for Numerical Entry, press the appropriate key for desired digit.
C Used for Alpha Entries and as the “.” For IP address entries
D Used for Punctuation Entries, press to advance punctuation character until desired character
is displayed then press ENT.
Accessing Command Mode

Command Mode is accessed by pressing D 9 5 1 ENT (displays as .951) while the terminal is in Idle mode.
At the Password: Prompt enter the command mode password followed by ENT. (The default command
mode password is 7210).
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the different Menu groups (Terminal Settings, Network Settings, etc).
Press the ENT key to select the Menu group.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Menu Group’s sub-menus, the current setting for each is
displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value via the numeric keys 0 -
9, or select an option (value) with the A and B Keys. Press ENT to set the value or option selected.

Setup through Command Mode - Command Mode Flowchart
Command Mode Flowchart

Setup through Command Mode -

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Setup through Command Mode - Terminal Setup
Terminal Setup
While in the Command Menu “Terminal Setup” the following options are accessed by using the A and B
keys to scroll to the item, then the ENT key to select that item.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Terminal Setup sub-menus, where the current setting for each is
displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value, or select an option with
the A and B Keys, then press ENT to set the value or option selected.
The values shown below each sub-menu below are the defaults.
Set Terminal ID
Terminal ID Enter the Unit ID number, used to track usage and settings on this terminal, via
0001 the keypad in the format: #### ENT.
Set Time:
Time hh mm ss Enter the current Time, via the keypad in the format: ## ## ## ENT
(24h) ##:##:##
Set Date:
Date dd mm yy Enter the current date, via the keypad in the format: ## ## ## ENT
##/##/##
Alternate Language:
Alternate language Select French (alternate) as the language for use prompts Enabled or Disabled,
Disabled Via the A or B key followed by ENT
Set Copier Type
Copier Type Select the Copier type being controlled, via the A or B key followed by ENT.
2 Price Copier
Select: 2 Price Copier Two inputs on the control cable to count copies.
Minolta2 Bizhub Minolta Vender 2 interface and Bizhub cable.
4210 Panasonic Using 4210 interface with Panasonic copier cable and firmware.
4210 Generic Using 4210 interface with Other copiers –“Generic” firmware.
Contact ITC Systems for details about purchasing custom cables and interfaces for different copiers

Enable Key Beeps
Enable key beeps Select audible “Beeps” as the buttons on the keypad are pressed Enabled or
Disabled Disabled, Via the A or B key followed by ENT.
Enable Mask Account
Act Masking? Select masking of the account number with * (asterisks) on the LCD display
Disabled Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B key followed by ENT.
Enable Event log
Enable Event Log Select Transaction Log Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B key followed by
Disabled ENT. The Event log stores the details of each activity on this terminal.
Enable Log Overwriting
Overwrite Log Select overwriting the Log once it is full Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B
Disabled key followed by ENT. If overwrite is disabled the terminal will go “out of
service” once the log has filled.
Enable Offline Mode
Offline Mode Select Offline Mode (allowing transactions to occur if the host is temporarily
Disabled un-available) Enabled, Disabled, or Offline only, via the A or B key followed
by ENT. Offline only mode is used when the terminal will not be connected to
a network for approvals but instead the logs will be collected manually.
Set Offline Authorization Type
OfflineAuth Type Select the authorization type needed when the terminal is offline Positive
POS Acct reqd Account, Positive Account with PIN, or Prefix Only, via the A or B key
followed by ENT.
Set Pre-Validation Account Length
Account Length Enter the number of account digits used to pre-validate the account number, via
Disabled the keypad in the format ## followed by ENT. Valid entry is 0 to 40 where 0
disables the pre-validation function.
Accounts with an invalid length will be immediately rejected when this function is enabled whether online or
offline.

Force PIN Use
PIN Prompt? Select the use of a PIN for all accounts Enabled or Disabled, Via the A or B
Disabled key followed by ENT.
Set Account Entry Mode
Entry Mode Select the account entry type controlling if and how the department number
Standard entry is prompted via the A or B key followed by ENT.
Modes: Standard no prompt for department entry.

Dept+stand prompts “Dept Code +ENT or Acct=ENT”
Stand+dept prompts “Acct=ENT or Dept Code +ENT”
Department prompts “Dept Code +ENT”
Enable Check Card Prefix Function
Check Prefix Select the card prefix check mode Enabled or Disabled via the A or B key
Disabled followed by ENT.
The Check Card Prefix mode can be used to control the behavior of the terminal based upon the first 6 digits
in the account. If the 6 digit ‘prefix’ matches one of the 8 set then the account will be subject to the
restrictions (such as PIN, department, offline, etc) set for that prefix
If the Check Card Prefix function is enabled the Department Index length, and then the following settings for
prefixes 1 through 8, will be prompted
Set Department Index Length
Dept Length Enter the Department index length, via the keypad in the format ## followed by
01 ENT. Valid Department lengths are 1 to 16.
Set Prefix 1* Card Digits
Prefix 1 Enter the 6 digit account Prefix , via the keypad in the format: ###### ENT.
Disabled The C key is used as a “wild card” displayed as * on the LCD.
The D key disables the prefix.
When the card is swiped the first 6 digits of the account are compared with Prefixes 1 through 8 determining
PIN, Department index and offline operations for the transaction.

Enable Prefix 1* PIN Prompt
Prefix1 PIN Select the PIN function for cards with the specified prefix Enabled or Disabled,
Disabled via the A or B key followed by ENT.
Enable Prefix 1* Offline Copies
Prefix1 Offline Select the Offline operation for cards with the specified prefix Enabled or
Disabled Disabled, via the A or B key followed by ENT.
Enable Prefix 1* Department Copies
Prefix1 Dept Copy Select the Department Index function for cards with the specified prefix
Enable Prefix 1* Offline Department Copies
Prefix1 Dept offln Select the Department offline mode function for cards with the specified prefix
Set Prefix 1* Discount
Pfix1 Discount % Enter the value to be discounted, for cards with the specified prefix, via the
0000 keypad in the format #### followed by ENT.
Enable Prefix 1* Show Charge
Prefix1 Show Charge Select whether to show the charge amount, for cards with the specified prefix
* The Prefix Settings are repeated for prefixes 2-8.
Enable Keypad Account entry
Keypad Acct Select manual account number entry via the keypad Enabled or Disabled, via
Disabled the A or B key followed by ENT.

Enable Swipe Reader
Swipe Reader? Select Card Swipe Reader Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B key followed by
Enabled ENT.
If the swipe reader is disabled the account entry type is set for manual (keypad) or other (Barcode HID etc)
media’s in subsequent menus.
Enable Bar Code Reader
Bar Code Reader? Select Bar Code Reader for account entry Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B
Enabled key followed by ENT.
Set Contactless Reader Type
Contactless Type Select the appropriate Contactless card type via the A or B key followed by
None ENT.
Types: None
MiFare
HIDiClass
HID125Khz
Set Contactless Reader Port
Contactless Port Select the port that the Contactless reader is attached to via the A or B key
Com 2 followed by ENT.
Ports: Com 1
Com 2
TTL
Swipe
Set Contactless HIDiClass Format
HIDiClass Format Select the contactless card format via the A or B key followed by ENT.
26bit=fac+cardID
Formats: 26bit=fac+cardID
Corp1000 Generic
36bit=8d cardnum

Set Mifare Output Format
MIFARE Output Select the Decimal or Hex via the A or B key followed by ENT.
Decimal
Set Contactless Card ID Width
CardID width Enter the appropriate contactless card ID width, via the keypad in the format ##
08 followed by ENT
Set Contactless Corporate ID Width
CorpID width Enter the appropriate contactless corporate ID width, via the keypad in the
03 format ## followed by ENT
Set Command Mode Password
Set Command Pass Enter the Command Mode Password, via the keypad in the format: #### ENT.
Word ****
Verify the password at the verify prompt by re-entering it in the format ####
ENT.
Verify Password
The Command Password is the password to access the Command Menu. (Default 7210)
REMEMBER THE NEW PASSWORD!!!

ONCE CHANGED THE PREVIOUS PASSWORD WILL NO LONGER FUNCTION.
Set Service Mode Password
Set Service Pass Enter the Service Mode Password, via the keypad in the format: ####ENT.
Word ****
Verify the password at the verify prompt by re-entering it in the format
####ENT.
Verify Password
The Service Password is the password to access the Service Menu. (Default 7211)
REMEMBER THE NEW PASSWORD!!!

ONCE CHANGED THE PREVIOUS PASSWORD WILL NO LONGER FUNCTION.

Setup through Command Mode - Network Setup
Network Setup
While in the Command Menu “Network Setup” the following options are accessed by using the A and B
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Network Setup sub-menus, where the current setting for each is
Use DHCP for IP?
Use DHCP for IP? Select Yes or No to control use of DHCP for terminal settings, via the A or B
Yes key followed by ENT.
Using DHCP overrides any Terminal IP set on the 7210 by connecting to the next available IP on the
network at power-up.
Set Terminal IP
Terminal IP If NOT using DHCP, Enter the Terminal IP Address of this device, via the
###.###.###.### keypad in the format: ### . ### . ### . ### ENT
Remember the . (decimal character) is entered by pressing D on the keypad.
Set Server IP
Server IP Enter the Server IP Address of the server where the host application resides via
###.###.###.### the keypad in the format: ### . ### . ### . ### ENT
Set Gateway IP
Gateway IP If NOT using DHCP, Enter the Gateway IP Address via the keypad in the
###.###.###.### format: ### . ### . ### . ### ENT

Set Netmask
Netmask If NOT using DHCP, Enter the Netmask Address via the keypad in the format:
###.###.###.### ### . ### . ### . ### ENT
Display MAC Address of Device
MAC address ##: Selecting this menu will display the MAC address of the Device. This is for
##:##:##:##:## information only. This Address cannot be changed and is unique to each
NetLink Device.
Set Server Protocol
Server Protocol Select the appropriate server protocol: ITC1, ITC2 or ITC3, via the A or B key
ITC 1 followed by ENT.
For ITC Systems MultiPlan use ITC 1.

Contact the System administrator of the host application you are using for direction on protocol selection.
Set ITC Encryption type
Encrypt Type Select the encryption type when using protocol 1: None, AES1 or AES2, via
None the A or B key followed by ENT.
For ITC Systems MultiPlan use Encryption 2 or None depending on MultiPlan Set-up.
Contact the System administrator of the host application you are using for direction on Encryption selection.
Set Get Date & Time Frequency
Get date/time Enter the time between get date/time requests in minutes, via the keypad
Disabled followed by ENT. Pressing CLR disables the function.
Contact ITC Systems Software support for details on enabling this function in MultiPlan.
Set Offline Timeout
Offline timeout Enter the Offline timeout (in Seconds), via the keypad followed by ENT. If
10 the server does not respond within this time the 7210 will process this
transaction in offline mode (if Offline Mode is enabled).

Set Offline Upload time
offlineLog Upload Enter the Offload Upload Time to wait between attempted offline log uploads,
001 in minutes, via the keypad followed by ENT.
When set to 0 (zero) the server must initiate offline log uploads with the ‘W’ command
Set Display Host Time
Display Host tim Enter the Display Host time that messages from the host application will be
03 shown, in seconds via the keypad followed by ENT.

Setup through Command Mode - Copier Application Setup - 2 Price
Copier Application Setup - 2 Price

If the copier type in terminal setup is set to “2 Price Copier” the following “Copier Application Setup”
options are accessed by using the A and B keys to scroll to the item, then the ENT key to select that item.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Copier Application Setup sub-menus, where the current setting
for each is displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value, or select an
option with the A and B Keys, then press ENT to set the value or option selected.
Set Copy Price 1
Price 1 Enter the Price to charge for Copies made on price line 1, via the keypad in the
$ 0.10 format:$ ##.## ENT.
Set Copy Price 2
Price 2 Enter the Price to charge for Copies made on price line 2, via the keypad via
$ 0.20 the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
Set Line2 Mode
Line 2 Mode Select Pulse, Level, or Level-Delayed or Level Shift Hold Via the A or B key
Pulse followed by ENT.
When Pulse is Selected each pulse on input 2 is counted as a Price 2 Copy

When Level is Selected each pulse on input 1 is counted as a Price 2 Copy If Input 2 is
active during the Pulse on line 1 (Like the Shift key on a Keyboard)
Set Pulse Time
Pulse, mseconds Enter the Pulse Time in milliseconds, via the keypad followed by ENT.
0050
The pulse time is the minimum amount of time (typically in milliseconds) that the count circuit must be
activated to consider a copy to have been made. When “ghost” deductions happen randomly, this setting can
often be increased to ignore noise. When copies are not counted at all, the pulse may have to be lowered as
the copier may be supplying a very short signal. Most copiers provide a pulse of at least 50 milliseconds.

Setup through Command Mode - Copier Application Setup - 2 Price
Set Blind Time
Blind, mseconds Enter the Blind Time in milliseconds, via the keypad followed by ENT.
0100
Blind is the time between deduct pulses that the 7210 ignores the count signal. This can be used to block out
“relay bounce” from the copier or when the copier gives 2 or more pulses close together per page printed. Be
careful that the blind time is not set too high as this would “ignore” the pulse for the next page. To test the
settings, run a 5-page job. If less than 5 pages count; DECREASE the blind time. If more than 5 pages
count; INCREASE the blind time. This test should be repeated for all paper sizes available to ensure proper
timing.
Set Delay Disable Time
Delay Disable ms Enter the Delay Disable Time in milliseconds, via the keypad followed by
0000 ENT.
Delay Disable is the time between pressing the clear button and the opening of the Enable relay. On some
copiers, if the enable is opened mid-cycle, the paper will jam inside the copier.
Set Delay Count Time
Delay Count, sec Enter the Delay Count Time in seconds, via the keypad followed by ENT.
0003
Delay Count is the time between the clear button being pressed and the return to standby mode. This should
be set high enough so that the last copy is counted before the terminal returns standby. This can be
determined by timing the print cycle from the press of the print button and the copy being displayed on the
terminal then add 1 second.
Set Auto End Session Time
Auto End Time se Enter the Auto End Session Time in seconds, via the keypad followed by ENT
0090
Auto End Session is the time between the last count pulse received by the terminal and the time at which the
terminal will automatically return to standby mode; disabling the copier. The Auto End countdown is reset
each time a copy is made.

Setup through Command Mode - Copier Application Setup - Minolta 2 Bizhub
Copier Application Setup - Minolta 2 Bizhub

NOTE the following functions require special cables and copier specific installation instructions:
If the copier type in terminal setup is set to “Minolta 2 Bizhub” the following “Copier Application Setup”
Set Copy Small Black and White Price
Copy Small BW Enter the Price to charge for the copies, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
$ 0.10 ENT.
Set Copy Medium Black and White Price
Copy Med BW Enter the Price to charge for the copies, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
$ 0.10 ENT.
Set Copy Large Black and White Price
Copy Large BW Enter the Price to charge for the copies, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
$ 0.10 ENT.
Set Copy Small Color Price
Copy Small COLOR Enter the Price to charge for the copies, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
0.70 ENT.
Set Copy Medium Color Price
Copy Med COLOR PRICE Enter the Price to charge for the copies, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
$ 0.80 ENT.

Set Copy Large Color Price
Copy Large COLOR Enter the Price to charge for the copies, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
$ 0.90 ENT.
Set Print Small Black and White Price
Prnt Small BW Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.10
Set Print Medium Black and White Price
Prnt Med BW Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.10
Set Print Large Black and White Price
Prnt Large BW Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT..
$ 0.10
Set Print Small Color Price
Prnt Small COLOR Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.70
Set Print Medium Color Price
Prnt Med COLOR PRICE Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.80
Set Print Large Color Price
Prnt Large COLOR Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.90

Set Black and White Scan Price
Scan BW Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.10
Set Color Scan Price
Scan color Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.20
Set Fax per Page Price
Fax Page Enter the Fax per page Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
$ 0.10 ENT.
Set Fax Connect Fee Price
Fax Connect fee Enter the Connection Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.##
$ 1.00 ENT.
Set Delay Disable Time
Delay Disable ms Enter the Delay Disable Time in milliseconds, via the keypad followed by
0000 ENT.
Delay Disable is the time between pressing the clear button and the opening of the Enable relay. On some
copiers, if the enable is opened mid-cycle, the paper will jam inside the copier.
0090

Setup through Command Mode - Copier Application Setup -4210 Panasonic
Copier Application Setup -4210 Panasonic

NOTE the following functions require special cables and copier specific installation instructions:
If the copier type in terminal setup is set to “4210 Panasonic” the following “Copier Application Setup”
Set 4210 Com Port
4210 Port Select the Port that the 4210 is connected to via the A and B button followed
Com 1 by ENT.
Set Copy Small Black and White Price
Copy Small BW Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.10
Set Copy Medium Black and White Price
Copy Med BW Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.10
Set Copy Large Black and White Price
Copy Large BW Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.10
Set Copy Small Color Price
Copy Small COLOR Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
0.70

Setup through Command Mode - Copier Application Setup -4210 Panasonic
Set Copy Medium Color Price
Copy Med COLOR PRICE Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.80
Set Copy Large Color Price
Copy Large COLOR Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.90
Set Scan Price
Scan Job Enter the Price to charge, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.10
0090

Setup through Command Mode - Copier Application Setup - 4210 Generic Matrix)
Copier Application Setup - 4210 Generic Matrix)

Matrix Mode Theory of Operation
Many modern copiers have a second output port that is used to identify the copy options set as a copy is
made. The 4210 can monitor up to 8 of these outputs to determine the price to be charged for up to 12
distinct copy prices. As the status of the signals change the 4210 transmits the type of copy set on the
machine. When a count pulse is detected the value assigned to thatprice is charged.
Example: Connection of the 4210 to the Copier
Typically copiers have 2 or 3 outputs that indicate paper size based upon a truth table. Other outputs may
indicate color or 2 sided (Duplex) copies.
Consider the Following example using only 5 of the 8 4210 interfaces inputs.
Outputs A B C indicate Paper Size as follows: Output Options:

Copier Outputs A (1) B (2) C (4) Color (8) Duplex (16)
8.5” X 11” +1 0 0 +8 +16
8.5” X 14” +1 +2 0
17” X 11” +1 0 +4
Copier TTL Output Port
Input 1
"Size A"
Input 2
"Size B"
Input 3
"Size C"
Input 4
"Color"
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
Input 5
J1 0f 4210 "Duplex"
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
Ground

The outputs A to E are connected to the 4210 inputs 1 to 5 respectively. Therefore A is equal to binary 1. B
is Binary 2 …E is Binary 16. An 8.5X11 Colour Non-Duplex copy would have a value of 1+8 = 9, a 8.5X14
Colour Duplex copy would have a value of 1+2+8+16 =27
The truth table shown below would be used to determine the Values for each price.
Price 1 In1 In2 In3 In4 In5 In6 In7 In8 Price= .10
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 Value = 1
Details 8.5X11
Price 2 In1 In2 In3 In4 In5 In6 In7 In8 Price = .15
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 2 Value = 1+2
8.5X14 =3
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
11X17 =5
Details
Price 4 In1 In2 In3 In4 In5 In6 In7 In8 Price = 1.10
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 8 Value =1+8
8.5X11 Color =9
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 2 8 Value =1+2+8
8.5X14 Color = 11
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 4 8 Value = 1+4+8
11X17 Color = 13
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
8.5X11 2-Sided =17
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 2 16 Value = 1+2+16
8.5X14 2-Sided =3
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 4 16 Value = 1+4+16
Details 11X17 2-Sided = 21
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 8 16 Value = 1+8+16
8.5X11 2-Sided Color = 25
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 2 8 16 Value = 21+2+8+16
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy 1 4 8 16 Value = 1+4+8+16
11X17 2-Sided Color = 29
Details
There is an alternate way to determine the Values once the wiring has been completed. Refer to test Mode
later in this document.

Pricing Matrix Worksheet
Print this page as a work sheet to be used during Installation
Value 1 In1 In2 In3 In4 In5 In6 In7 In8 Value=
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
Value 2 In1 In2 In3 In4 In5 In6 In7 In8 Total =
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details
+1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32 +64 +128
Copy Value =
Details

Setup through Command Mode - Copier Application Setup - 4210 Generic Straight
Copier Application Setup - 4210 Generic Straight

Straight Mode Theory of Operation
Some copiers have a second output port that is used to identify the copy options set as a copy is made and the
count pulse is a 5 volt TTL Level. In this case the 4210 can monitor up to 6 of these outputs to determine the
price to be charged for up to 12 distinct copy prices. It detects when the copy is made on input 1 and uses
it’s built in relay for enabling the copier.
Example: Connection of the 4210 to the Copier
Typically copiers have 2 or 3 outputs that indicate paper size based upon a truth table. Other outputs may
indicate color or 2 sided (Duplex) copies.
Consider the Following example using only 5 of the 8 4210 interfaces inputs.
Outputs A B C indicate Paper Size as follows: Output Options:

Copier Outputs A (1) B (2) C (4) Color (8) Duplex (16)
8.5” X 11” +1 0 0 +8 +16
8.5” X 14” +1 +2 0
17” X 11” +1 0 +4
Copier TTL I/O Port
N.O.
"Enable"
COMMON
"Ground"
Input 1
"Count"
Input 3
"Size A"
Input 4
"Size B"
Input 5
"Size C"
Input 6
"Color"
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
J1 0f 4210
Input 7
"Duplex"
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
Ground
"Ground"

The outputs A to E are connected to the 4210 inputs 3 to 7 respectively. Therefore A is equal to binary 1. B
is Binary 2 …E is Binary 16. An 8.5X11 Colour Non-Duplex copy would have a value of 1+8 = 9, a 8.5X14
Colour Duplex copy would have a value of 1+2+8+16 =27
The truth table shown below would be used to determine the Values for each price.
Price 1 In1 In2 In3 In4 In5 In6 In7 In8 Price= .10
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 Value = 1
Details 8.5X11
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 2 Value = 1+2
8.5X14 =3
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
11X17 =5
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 8 Value =1+8
8.5X11 Color =9
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 2 8 Value =1+2+8
8.5X14 Color = 11
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 4 8 Value = 1+4+8
11X17 Color = 13
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
8.5X11 2-Sided =17
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 2 16 Value = 1+2+16
8.5X14 2-Sided =3
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 4 16 Value = 1+4+16
Details 11X17 2-Sided = 21
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 8 16 Value = 1+8+16
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 2 8 16 Value = 21+2+8+16
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X 1 4 8 16 Value = 1+4+8+16
11X17 2-Sided Color = 29
Details
There is an alternate way to determine the Values once the wiring has been completed. Refer to test Mode
later in this See Test Modes on page 41 of this document.

Pricing Matrix Worksheet
Print this page as a work sheet to be used during Installation
Value 1 In1 In2 In3 In4 In5 In6 In7 In8 Value=
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details
Count X +1 +2 +4 +8 +16 +32
Copy X X Value =
Details

Setup through Command Mode - Time Application Setup
Time Application Setup
The Time Application allows for a charge per time option that can be used with or without the standard
charge per page operation. A Time period is set along with an amount to charge per period as described
below:
While in the Command Menu “Time App Setup” the following options are accessed by using the A and B
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Time application Setup sub-menus, where the current setting for
each is displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value, or select an
Set Pay Per Period Time
Time Period/min Enter the Time per charge period in minutes, via the keypad followed by ENT.
Disabled Pressing the D key will disable the charge for time feature.
THIS SHOULD BE SET TO DISABLED IF THE CHARGE FOR TIME FEATURE IS NOT
DESIRED
Price per Period
Price per Period Enter the price to charge per period, via the keypad in the format:$ ##.## ENT.
$ 0.25
This will be charged against the account at the START of each time period.
Maximum Number of Time Periods
Max Num time Per Enter the set number of time periods has elapsed the 7210 will automatically
0000 revert to standby mode and the device being controlled will be disabled, via the
keypad followed by ENT. After the.
A setting of 0 will cause the controller to be enabled until the CLR button is pressed OR the account
limit has been reached.
Enable Beep at End of Period
Beep at end of p Select emit a “Beep” at the end of each time period Enabled or Disabled, via
Disabled the A or B key followed by ENT.

Meters Cards Setup -
Meters Cards Setup

While in the Command Menu “Setup Meters” the following options are accessed by using the A and B keys
to scroll to the item, then the ENT key to select that item.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Setup Meters sub-menus, where the current setting for each is
Enable View Meters Card
View Meters Card Select use of a View Meters Card Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B key
Enabled followed by ENT.
Set View Meters Card
View Meters Card= Swipe a Card, or enter number via keypad then press ENT, to register it’s
85967368370 account number as a “View meters” card for this terminal.
Enable Send Meters Card
Send Meters Card Select use of a Send Meters Card Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B key
Set Send Meters Card
Send Meters Card= Swipe a Card, or enter number via keypad then press ENT, to register it’s
98759706721 account number as a “Send meters” card for this terminal.
Enable Clear Meters Card
Clr Meters Card Select use of a Clear Meters Card Enabled or Disabled, via the A or B key
Set Clear Meters Card
Clr Meters Card= Swipe a Card, or enter number via keypad then press ENT, to register it’s
21918305482 account number as a “Clear meters” card for this terminal.

Serial Port 1 Setup -
Serial Port 1 Setup

While in the Command Menu “Serial Port 1” the following options are accessed by using the A and B keys
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Serial Port 1 Setup sub-menus, where the current setting for each
is displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value, or select an option
with the A and B Keys, then press ENT to set the value or option selected.
Baud Rate:
Baud Rate Select the desired Baud rate for Serial Port 1, with the A or B Keys followed
9600 by ENT.
Select between 1200, 9600, 14440, 38400 or 57600.
Parity:
Parity Select the desired parity setting for Serial Port 1, with the A or B Keys
NONE followed by ENT.
Select between None, Even, or Odd
Num Data Bits:
Data Bits Select the desired number of Data Bits for Serial Port 1, with the A or B Keys
8 bits followed by ENT.
Select between 8 bits or 7 bits

Serial Port 1 Setup - Serial Port 2 Setup
Serial Port 2 Setup

While in the Command Menu “Serial Port 2” the following options are accessed by using the A and B keys
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Serial Port 2 Setup sub-menus, where the current setting for each
is displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value, or select an option
with the A and B Keys, then press ENT to set the value or option selected.
Baud Rate:
Baud Rate Select the desired Baud rate for Serial Port 2, with the A or B Keys followed
9600 by ENT.
Parity:
Parity Select the desired parity setting for Serial Port 2, with the A or B Keys
Num Data Bits:
Data Bits Select the desired number of Data Bits for Serial Port 2, with the A or B Keys
8 bits followed by ENT.

Serial Port 1 Setup - Serial Port TTL Setup
Serial Port TTL Setup

While in the Command Menu “Serial Port TTL” the following options are accessed by using the A and B
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the TTL Serial Port Setup sub-menus, where the current setting for
each is displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value, or select an
Baud Rate:
Baud Rate Select the desired Baud rate for the Serial TTL Port with the A or B Keys
9600 followed by ENT.
Parity:
Parity Select the desired parity setting for the Serial TTL Port with the A or B Keys
Num Data Bits:
Data Bits Select the desired number of Data Bits for the Serial TTL Port with the A or B
8 bits Keys followed by ENT.

Test Modes - Serial Port TTL Setup
Test Modes
While in the Command Menu “Test Modes” the following options are accessed by using the A and B keys to
scroll to the item, then the ENT key to select that item.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Test Modes sub-menus, where the current setting for each is
Copier Test
Note: Only applies to 2 price Copier type
Copier Test Select the Copier test mode by pressing ENT.
In this mode the copier is enabled. Select a copy size or type. Make a copy. The copy count on IN1
or IN2 field should increase by 1 for the copy selected. I the copier does not enable or count check your
installation wiring and settings.
Copy Signal In Value:
Note: Only applies to 4210 “Generic” Interface Copier type
Copy Signal In Select the Copy Signal In Value test mode by pressing ENT.
Value :0000
In this mode the copier is enabled. Select a copy size and type. Make a copy. The “value” for that
copy size and options selected is displayed after the copier sends the count pulse. Use this value to assign to
a price in the “4210 Generic setup mode”
Copy Signal Live Value:
Note: Only applies to 4210 “Generic Interface” Copier type
Copy Signal live Select the Copy Signal Live Value test mode by pressing ENT.
Value :0000
In this mode the copier is not enabled. Select a copy size and type. The “value” for that copy size
and options selected is displayed immediately. Use this value to assign to a price in the “4210 Generic setup
mode”.

Test Modes - Serial Port TTL Setup
4210 Relay test Mode:
Note: Only applies to 4210 “Straight” Interface Copier type
A=relay1 ON Toggle relays 1 and 2 of the 4210 interface with the A and B keys.
B=relay2 ON
Read Card Test
Read Card Test Select the Read Card test mode by pressing ENT.
In this mode the card’s account number is displayed as the card is read. If the card’s account is not
displayed check the settings in Terminal Setup relating to cards and reader types.
Factory Tests
Factory Tests Factory Tests are only used at time of manufacture and are not available to the
installer or end user.

Service Modes - Keypad Function
Service Modes
Service modes allow access to and control of meters and logs and related activities. The Service Mode
menus follow a common structure throughout setup.
Keypad Function
A Changes the current selection “up” one level; used to move through menus and select
Used for CAPITALIZED Alpha Entries, press to advance alpha character until desired
character is displayed then press ENT.
B Changes the current selection “down” one level; used to move through menus and select
Used for lowercase Alpha Entries, press to advance alpha character until desired character is
displayed then press ENT.
ENT Selects the current selection or option for editing, and to save options or settings to memory
CLR Clears the current value or steps back one-menu item, used to move through menus and to
clear values when setting options or settings.
0-9 Used for Numerical Entry, press the appropriate key for desired digit.
C Used for Alpha Entries and as the “.” For IP address entries
D Used for Punctuation Entries, press to advance punctuation character until desired character
is displayed then press ENT.
Accessing Service Mode

Service Mode is accessed by pressing D 9 5 1 ENT while the terminal is in Idle mode. At the Password:
Prompt enter the Service mode password followed by ENT. (The default Service mode password is 7211).
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the different Menu groups. Press the ENT key to select the Menu
group.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Menu Group’s sub-menus, where the current setting for each is
displayed. Press the ENT key to Edit the sub-menu’s setting. Enter a numeric value via the numeric keys 0 -
9, or select an option (value) with the A and B Keys. Press ENT to set the value or option selected.
Meters and Logs

While in Service Mode, use the A and B keys to select Meters and Logs and press the ENT key.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Meters and Logs options. Press the ENT key to select the desired
action.

Service Mode Flowchart - Meters and Logs
Service Mode Flowchart

View Meters - Meters and Logs
View Meters
Meters and Logs Press ENT to display Following meters: Use the A and B buttons to Scroll
View Meters through the meters. Press CLR to Exit.
If a View Meters card is set-up swiping the view meters will initiate the above action.
Note : Grand Total Values are Not reset when the running meters are cleared
Meters Reports will vary by Application mode selected in Terminal Setup.
Copies Price 1 The number copies that were made at price 1

Copies Price 2 The number copies that were made at price 2
Total Copies The total number of copies that were made
Total Copies $ The total value of copies that were made
Test Mode Copies The number copies that were made in test mode
Number of Time Periods The number of time periods that were counted
Time Periods Value $ The value of time periods that were counted
Grand Total Copies The grand total number of copies that were made
Grand Total Copies $ The grand total value of copies that were made
GT Test Mode Copies The grand total number copies that were made in test mode
GT Number of Time Periods The grand total number of time periods that were counted
GT Time Periods Value $ The grand total value of time periods that were counted
Meter Clears The number of times the meters have been cleared

Send Meters
Meters and Logs Attach a portable printer or serial capture device to the 7210’s serial port com
Send Meters 1, then press ENT to send the following report:
If a Send Meters card is set-up swiping the view meters will initiate the above action.
Note Meters Reports will vary by Application mode selected in Terminal Setup.
7210 Meters Report for Unit # 1

dd/mm/yyyy
hh:mm:ss
Re-settable Meters
Price 1 Copies 0
Price 2 Copies 0
Total Copies 0
Value of Copies $ 0.00
Test mode copies 0
Qty Time Periods 0
Value Time Periods $ 0.00
Grand Total Meters
G Total Copies 0
G Value Copies $ 0.00
G Test mode Copies 0
G Qty Time Periods 0
G Value Time Period$ 0.00
Qty Meter Clears 0
End of report
Clear Meters
Meters and Logs Press ENT to Clear the meters.

Clear Meters
Clear Meters? Press D to confirm the Clear.

D=Yes
If a Clear Meters card is set-up swiping the view meters will also initiate the above action.
Send Log
Meters and Logs Attach a portable printer or serial capture device to the 7210’s serial port com
Send Event Log 1, then press ENT to send the Log.

Clear Event Log
Meters and Logs Press ENT to Clear the Log.

Clear Event Log
Clear Event Log Press D to confirm the Clear.

D=Yes

View Meters - Set Limits
Set Limits
While in Service Mode, use the A and B keys to select Set Limits options and press the ENT key.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Set Limits options. Press the ENT key to Edit the setting or
select the action. Enter a numeric value via the numeric keys 0 - 9, or select an option (value) with the A and
B Keys, then press ENT to set the value or option selected.
Set Maximum Online Copies
Max # online Enter the Maximum Online Copies, via the keypad followed by ENT.
0200
Set Maximum Offline Copies
Max # offline Enter the Maximum Offline Copies, via the keypad followed by ENT.
0050
Set Maximum Offline Value
Max $ offline Enter the Maximum Offline Value, via the keypad followed by ENT.
$ 10.00
Manage Positive Accounts

While in Service Mode, use the A and B keys to select “Manage Pos. Acct” and press the ENT key.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Manage Positive accounts options. Press the ENT key to select
the action.
View Positive Account
View Account Press ENT to view the positive accounts currently set in memory.
############# Press ENT to view the next positive account.

D=del; ENT=next Press D to delete the positive account.
Press CLR to exit the routine.

View Meters - Manage Offline Transactions
Add Positive Account
Add Account Press ENT to add positive accounts currently set in memory.
Enter # to add Enter the Account number followed by ENT.

Press CLR to exit the routine.
Manage Offline Transactions

While in Service Mode, use the A and B keys to select “Offline Trans” and press the ENT key.
Use the A and B keys to scroll through the Offline Transactions options. Press the ENT key to select the
action.
View Offline Log
Offline Trans Press ENT to display the offline Log. Use the A and B buttons to Scroll
View Offline Log through the meters. Press CLR to Exit.
Send Offline Log
Offline Trans Attach a portable printer or serial capture device to the 7210’s serial port com
Send Offline Log 1, then press ENT to send the Log.
Clear Event Log
Offline Trans Press ENT to Clear the Log.

Clear Offline Log
Clear Offline Log Press D to confirm the Clear.

D=Yes

Installation Instructions: - Mounting
Installation
nstallation Instructions:
Mounting
The NetLink Terminal may be mounted in any convenient location on, or next to, the controlled machine.
Mount the NetLink Terminal securely to the machine or to a desk using double stick foam mounting strips.
ST, is available from ITC Systems that allows the terminal to be secured
An optional stand, 1010-ST,
independently from the copier.

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Installation Instructions: - / Copier Connection
Copier Connection
Electrical - Single price Application (Using the Key counter connector):

Enable:
The Enable is provided on the Black and White wires from the NetLink Terminal. This is a dry relay contact
which is NORMALLY OPEN (open when disabled, closed when enabled).
The relay is capable of switching up to 30 volts DC at 2 amps or 125 Volts AC at 1 amp. Typically, the
Enable is attached to the copier Key Counter Plug by removing any jumper on the plug then attaching the
Black wire to one side of the circuit and the White to the other side.
Black Red
Enable White Brown Deduct
Key Counter Plug
* NOTE: This Diagram is for

general reference only. The
circuit positions may not
Remove the correspond to the copier being
Jumper or
attached to.
Jumper Plug
Pulse: (Count) “Jumper”
The pulse is typically connected to the other 2 circuits on the Key Counter Plug. On most copiers, this will
give 1 count per page printed (24Volt DC Pulse). The Pulse (count) input goes through a bi-directional
Opto-isolator that will accept AC or DC signals without concern for polarity.
Connect the Red to one wire of the Pulse (count) circuit and the Brown to the other.

Installation Instructions: - Typical 2 Price Connection
Chassis Ground
The Green Wire from the NetLink Terminal is attached to circuit ground and the case.
The Green must be attached to the copier’s chassis to ensure that both units are properly grounded to protect
the unit from possible damage due to electro-static discharge.
Green Screws into Chassis

Of copier
Typical 2 Price Connection

The Price 1 input is attached to each clutch to charge Price 1. The Price 2 input is attached to each clutch to
charge Price 2.
+24 Volts
PRICE 1 (RED)
P/U Clutch
Signal
1N4003 +24 Volts
P/U Clutch
Signal
PRICE 1 (BROWN) 1N4003 +24 Volts
P/U Clutch
Signal
1N4003
+24 Volts
PRICE 2 (YELLOW)
P/U Clutch
Signal
PRICE 2 (VIOLET) 1N4003 +24 Volts
P/U Clutch
Signal
1N4003

Installation Instructions: - / Copiers that Do Not Supply a “Pulse”
Copiers that Do Not Supply a “Pulse”

Some copiers do not provide a “Pulse” when a copy is made. These instead provide a contact closure or
“Open Collector Output”. The Voltage Out from the 7210 must be used to drive the Pulse circuit. Below is
a typical connection for such a copier.
Custom Copier Control Cable Copier Foreign Interf ace
"Enable"
BLACK 1 1
9 9
BLUE 2 2
10 10
WHITE 3 3 "Pulse"
11 11
4 4 OR
ORANGE 12 12
5 5
13 13
6 6
BROWN 14 14
7 7
15 15
RED 8 8
1N4003
DB15 MALE DB15 FEMALE

lInstallation Instructions: - Copier Control Cable
Copier Control Cable

901-10-45-52 Generic Copier Cable
The Generic copier cable can be ordered unless a “Copier Specific” cable is available. The Generic cable
comes with connectors to “Splice” onto the Copier’s Control Harness.
7210 Copier I/O Connector “Connection to Copier”

J14
Enable 2 COM. 1
Enable 2 N.C. White
Enable 1 COM. Black
Enable 1 N.O.
Enable 1 N.C. Blue
DC Return (GND) Orange
+DC Out 35mA max. Yellow #22 X 9
Pulse 2 Signal Violet
Pulse 2 Return Brown
Pulse 1 Signal Red
Pulse 1 Return
12
Green
Chassis GND .
Copier Specific Cables
Please contact ITC Systems Sales with enquiries for Copier Specific Cable Availability and pricing
Test / Demo Jig

J14
Enable 2 COM. 1 680 ohms LED

Enable 2 N.C. White
Enable 1 COM. Black
Enable 1 N.O.
Enable 1 N.C. Blue
DC Return (GND) Orange Copy 2
+DC Out 35mA max. Yellow
Pulse 2 Signal Violet
Pulse 2 Return Brown Copy 1
Pulse 1 Signal Red
Pulse 1 Return
12

lInstallation Instructions: - / Serial Cables
Serial Cables
Pre-made serial cables for connecting to a PC or a report printer can be purchased from ITC Systems. The 4
pin connector is mated to the 4 pin Com 1 (J4) header on the circuit board and routed out the rear of the
bottom plate. The other end is connected to the DB9 RS232 port on the PC or report printer.
The serial parameters on the PC application or printer must match the Com 1 settings on the 7210. The
default settings are 9600 Baud, 8 data bits with No Parity.
7210 to PC
To capture reports and logs via the RS232 serial port on a PC the following cable is needed.
TO PC
5
7010V2 COM1 or COM2 9
4
8
1 3
+5
2 7
RX 3 2
TX 4 6
GR 1
DB9 FEMALE
7210 to Serial Printer
To capture reports and logs via the RS232 serial port on a report printer the following cable is needed.
TO PRINTER
7010V2 COM1 or COM2
1
6
1 2
+5
2 7
RX 3 3
TX 4 8
GR 4
9
5
DB9 MALE

Installation Data
ITC SYSTEMS.COM
Installation Data
Model: 7210 VER ______________Serial #: ____________________Date ______________
Customer ____________________________________________________________________
Building _____________________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________________
Contact ____________________________Tel __________________Fax _________________
Reference __________________________
Command Menu Mode Settings
Terminal Settings
Terminal ID Language Copier Type
Show Cost Show Bal. Key Beeps
Acct Masking Event Log Log Overwrite
Offline Mode Offline Authrizn Acct Length
PIN Entry Mode Prefix Mode
Dept Length Pre1 Digits Pre 1 PIN
Pre1 Offline Pre 1 Department Pre 1 Dep Offln
Prefix Discount Pfx Show Charge Pre2 Digits
Pre 2 PIN Pre2 Offline Pre 2 Department
Pre 2 Dep Offln Prefix Discount Pfx Show Charge
Pre3 Digits Pre 3 PIN Pre3 Offline
Pre 3 Department Pre 3 Dep Offln Prefix Discount
Pfx Show Charge Pre4 Digits Pre 4 PIN
Pre4 Offline Pre 4 Department Pre 4 Dep Offln Pre 4 Department
Pre 5 Dep Offln Prefix Discount Pfx Show Charge
Pre6 Digits Pre 6 PIN Pre6 Offline
Pre 6 Department Pre 6 Dep Offln Prefix Discount
Pfx Show Charge Pre7 Digits Pre 7 PIN
Pre 8 Dep Offln Pre9 Digits Pre 9 PIN
Prefix Discount Pfx Show Charge
Keypad Entry Swipe Reader Barcode Reader
Contactless C-lessFormat C-less ID Width
Corp Width Cmm Service Password
and Paswrd
Network Settings
Use D.H.C.P.? Term IP Addr Server IP Addr
Gateway Addr Netmask Addr Protocol
Encryption Date time freq. Offln timeout
Offln Upload Display Time

Installation Data
Copier App Settings 2 Price Mode

Copy Price 1 Copy Price 2 Line 2 mode
Pulse Time Blind Time Dly Disble time
Dly count time Auto end time
Copier App Settings Minolta Bizhub Mode

B&W Small cpy B&W Med cpy B&W Large cpy
COLR Small cpy COLR Med cpy COLR Large cpy
B&W Small prt B&W Med prt B&W Large prt
COLR Small prt COLR Med prt COLR Large prt
B&W Scan COLR Scan Fax Page
Fax Connect Dly Disble time Auto end time
Copier App Settings 4210 Panasonic Mode

B&W Small cpy B&W Med cpy B&W Large cpy
COLR Small cpy COLR Med cpy COLR Large cpy
Scan Auto end time
Copier App Settings 4210 Generic Mode

4210 Port 4210 Mode Price 1
Signal 1 Price 2 Signal 2
Price 3 Signal 3 Price 4
Price 12 Signal 12 Input 1
Input 2 Input 3 Input 4
Input 5 Input 6 Input 7
Input 8 Pulse Time Blind Time
Dly Disble time Dly count time Auto end time
Time Application Settings

Time Period Price Max Periods
Beep at end
Meters Card Settings

View Card View # Send Card
Send # Clear Card Clear #
Serial Port 1 Settings

Baud Parity Data Bits
Serial Port 2 Settings

TTL Serial Port Settings


Installation Data
Wire Colour Copier Connection and Comment
White (Common)
Black (N.O.)
Blue (DC Return)
Orange (+DC Out)
Red (Pulse 1 Return)
Brown (Pulse 1 Signal)
Yellow (Pulse 2 Return)
Violet (Pulse 2 Signal)
Green (Copier Chassis)
NOTES:
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
PLEASE COMPLETE AND FAX TO ITC SYSTEMS (416-289-4790)

ITC SYSTEMS – WARRANTY AND LIABILITY CONTRACT
ITC SYSTEMS – WARRANTY AND LIABILITY CONTRACT

By issuing a Purchase Order or contracting with ITC Systems to carry out the supply of products, clients are accepting
the terms of this Warranty and Liability Contract.
This document states the warranty and liability offered by ITC Systems on any products we manufacture or services we
provide for our clients.
ITC Systems shall not be liable for any direct, indirect and/or consequential damages or losses, including loss of use,
revenue, profit incurred by the client, its customers and/or any third party as a result of the use of the work carried out
by ITC Systems for the client, including any loss resulting from equipment failure or malfunctions, design or
programming errors or any other use of the work carried out in this contract. The client specifically waives any claim or
recourse it may have against ITC Systems in any of the above instances.
When ITC Systems is manufacturing equipment, the equipment to be manufactured will be an exact replication of
previously manufactured product, or the prototype, unless specified otherwise by the client, in writing.
ITC Systems warrants all parts of new equipment for one year, from date of invoice against DEFECTIVE MATERIAL
OR WORKMANSHIP, but not against damage caused by accident, abuse, faulty installation, or improper operation.
ITC Systems will repair, or at its option, replace without charge, F.O.B. factory, defective parts returned to its factory,
transportation charges prepaid. ITC Systems’ obligation under this warranty is limited to repair or replacement as stated
herein and does not include the return shipping charges.
Any changes in design or improvements added to the line of equipment shall not create any obligation to install same on
equipment previously sold and delivered to the client.
Any unauthorized alteration of, or addition to, articles of the contractors manufacture voids this warranty.
Equipment returned for Warranty repair must be accompanied by a copy of the Bill of Sale as verification of Purchase
date. Equipment returned without a Bill of Sale will be charged to the customer at the normal repair rates.


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Clear Event Log ...................................................................................................................................47

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Sales and Service

UNITED STATES CANADA

800 Fee Fee Road 49 Railside Road

Tel: (314)-872-7772 Tel: (416) 289-2344

Repairs in the U.S.A. should be sent to: Repairs in Canada or International:

Please visit us at http://www.itcsystems.com

ITC SYSTEMS . . . COMMITTED TO COMPLETE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

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Conventions used in this manual

Options, Settings, Actions

Additional information and warnings would be noted here.

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7010v2 NetLink Obtaining Net-

Swipe Card Present Card

NetLink Copier Terminal Operation

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Setup through Command Mode

Accessing Command Mode

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Command Mode Flowchart

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Set Copier Type

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Enable Key Beeps

Enable Mask Account

Enable Event log

Enable Log Overwriting

Enable Offline Mode

Set Offline Authorization Type

Set Pre-Validation Account Length

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Force PIN Use

Set Account Entry Mode

Modes: Standard no prompt for department entry.

Enable Check Card Prefix Function

Set Department Index Length

Set Prefix 1* Card Digits

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Enable Prefix 1* PIN Prompt

Enable Prefix 1* Offline Copies

Enable Prefix 1* Department Copies

Enable Prefix 1* Offline Department Copies

Set Prefix 1* Discount

Enable Prefix 1* Show Charge

* The Prefix Settings are repeated for prefixes 2-8.

Enable Keypad Account entry

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Enable Swipe Reader

Enable Bar Code Reader

Set Contactless Reader Type

Set Contactless Reader Port

Set Contactless HIDiClass Format