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Diagrams

Front Panel

The front panel of the Ruby2 iOrder consists of the following components:

  • LED-backlit 15 inch TFT XGA High Brightness Display

  • 1.86 GHz Dual Core Atom CPU

  • Magnetic Card Reader - not currently utilized

Rear Panel

The rear panel of the Ruby2 iOrder has the following ports:

  • 8 Serial Ports

    • COM1 - Not assigned

    • COM2 - Kitchen Printer

    • COM3 - Confirmation Printer

    • COM4 - Not assigned

    • COM5 - Not assigned

    • COM6 - Not assigned

    • COM7 - Not assigned

    • COM8 - Not assigned

  • 1 Ethernet Port

  • 6 USB Ports

  • 2 Cash Drawer Ports - Not used

  • 1 DVI Port - Not used

  • 1 Speaker - Not used

  • 1 Microphone - Not used

Diagnostic Panel

The Diagnostic Panel is located on the right side of the Ruby2 iOrder and can be accessed by loosening the screw that holds the cover in place. From left to right, this panel contains the following:

  • Reset Button: Reboots the Ruby2 iOrder without shutting down the power.

  • Console Port: Used only by the Verifone Authorized Service Contractor (VASC).

  • Diagnostic Switch Panel: Used to configure specific operating modes. Do not change settings unless instructed by the Verifone Technical Support Center.

The IP Address for the Ruby2 has been set at the factory that allows it to be loaded as an iOrder Kiosk. Do not use the Topaz Configuration in Diagnostic Mode to change the IP Address of the unit. This function changes the IP Address from the Kiosk range (151-156) to the Topaz/Ruby2 range (101-125, 201-207) and will result in an inoperable unit.

  • Status Window: Displays system operating codes.

  • Power LED: Illuminated when powered on.

  • System Heartbeat LED: Pulses on and off to indicate that the Ruby2 iOrder is operating normally.

System Components with Kitchen Printer

All Kiosk food orders print to a single Kitchen Printer, however print services are controlled by the host Kiosk to which the Kitchen Printer is attached.

System Components with Kitchen Display

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