Wincor Nixdorf D1064 Operator Manual

Wincor Nixdorf D1064 is a customer display intended for customer/partner use. It can be used for a variety of purposes, including displaying customer information, transaction details, and marketing messages. The D1064 is a versatile device that can be mounted on a stand, pole, or A-Series AIO or display. It is also easy to use and maintain, making it a great choice for businesses of all sizes.

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D1064

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Customer/Partner Use

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1 Document History ...................................................................................................................... 1-1

2 About This Manual ..................................................................................................................... 2-1

3 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 3-1

3.1

Features at a glance ..........................................................................................................3-1

3.2

Care of D1064 ....................................................................................................................3-1

4 Manufacturer’s Declaration and Approval............................................................................... 4-1

5 Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity ...................................................................................... 5-1

6 Overview ..................................................................................................................................... 6-1

6.1

D1064 on a stand ...............................................................................................................6-1

6.2

D1064 on a pole .................................................................................................................6-2

6.3

D1064 on a A-Series AIO or Display..................................................................................6-3

7 Initial Setup................................................................................................................................. 7-1

7.1

Unpacking and Checking the Delivery Unit ........................................................................7-1

7.2

Mounting Options and Connection Cables.........................................................................7-1

7.3

Installing the D1064 Display...............................................................................................7-4

7.3.1

Installing System to the Stand ............................................................................ 7-4

7.3.2

Installing System to the Pole............................................................................... 7-8

7.3.3

Installing System to a A-Series AIO or Display ................................................... 7-12

8 Display Characteristics ............................................................................................................. 8-1

8.1

Screen Coordinates ...........................................................................................................8-1

9 Display Commands.................................................................................................................... 9-1

9.1

Control Characters and ESC Sequences...........................................................................9-1

9.1.1

Backspace........................................................................................................... 9-2

9.1.2

Line Feed ............................................................................................................ 9-2

9.1.3

Carriage Return................................................................................................... 9-2

9.1.4

Delete to End of Line .......................................................................................... 9-2

9.1.5

Clear Screen ....................................................................................................... 9-3

9.1.6

Set Cursor Position ............................................................................................. 9-3

9.1.7

Set Country Code ............................................................................................... 9-4

9.1.8

Display Identification ........................................................................................... 9-5

9.1.9

Character Set Identification................................................................................. 9-6

9.1.10

Firmware Identification ........................................................................................ 9-6

9.1.11

Set Compatibility Mode ....................................................................................... 9-7

9.1.12

Read Current Compatibility Mode ....................................................................... 9-7

9.1.13

Set Baud Rate for Serial Port.............................................................................. 9-8

9.1.14

Set Serial Port ..................................................................................................... 9-9

9.1.15

Set Character Encode/Decode Mode ................................................................. 9-9

9.1.16

Read Character Encode/Decode Mode .............................................................. 9-10

9.1.17

Start Self-Test ..................................................................................................... 9-10

9.1.18

Restore Configuration Data to Factory Default ................................................... 9-10

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9.2

ESC / POS Commands ......................................................................................................9-11

9.2.1

Supported Commands ........................................................................................ 9-11

9.2.2

Unsupported Commands .................................................................................... 9-12

9.2.3

USB Commands ................................................................................................. 9-13

9.2.4

Status Bytes Definitions ...................................................................................... 9-18

9.2.5

Middleware.......................................................................................................... 9-19

10 Technical Data............................................................................................................................ 10-1

10.1 Dimensions (mm) ...............................................................................................................10-2

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Illustration directory

D1064 mounted on a Stand ...................................................................................6-1

D1064 mounted on a pole ......................................................................................6-2

D1064 on a A-Series AIO or Display......................................................................6-3

Threading the cable through the stand ..................................................................7-5

Connect the RJ45 cable .........................................................................................7-5

Secure the RJ45 cable ...........................................................................................7-6

Secure the Display to the stand .............................................................................7-6

Secure cable in the stand.......................................................................................7-7

Finished installation................................................................................................7-7

Mount adapter to pole ............................................................................................7-9

Connect the cable ..................................................................................................7-9

Attach cable to strain relief .....................................................................................7-10

Mount the Display to the adapter ...........................................................................7-10

Secure adapter on the pole ....................................................................................7-11

Finished installation................................................................................................7-11

Remove the VESA cover........................................................................................7-13

Remove the breakaway..........................................................................................7-13

Removing the cable cover......................................................................................7-14

Loosen adapter screws ..........................................................................................7-14

Threading the RJ45 cable ......................................................................................7-15

Removing screws from the D1064 .........................................................................7-15

Connecting the RJ45 plug ......................................................................................7-16

Mounting the adapter to D1064..............................................................................7-16

Removing top screws ............................................................................................7-17

Mounting the adapter to the stand .........................................................................7-17

Mount the Display to the adapter ...........................................................................7-18

Threading the USB cable .......................................................................................7-18

Connect the cable ..................................................................................................7-19

Mounting the cable cover .......................................................................................7-19

Cable routing overview...........................................................................................7-20

Mount the VESA cover ...........................................................................................7-21

Finished installation................................................................................................7-21

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1 Document History

Part Number

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Date

02/2022

04/2022

Remarks

Creation of the manual

Addition of part numbers and smaller improvements

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2 About This Manual

This documentation is intended to help you to work with the customer display and to serve as a reference work. The detailed table of contents helps you find the desired information quickly and easily.

NOTE

Note

This is how notes are displayed in this manual.

WARNING

Warning

This is how warnings are displayed in this manual.

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3 Introduction

The D1064 is a rejuvenate successor of the BA64-2 Customer Display for the A-Series Family of POS system. The radiant and high contrast nature of the VFD technology makes it an excellent choice for a customer display. The D1064 operates in either USB or RS232 mode depending on the cable option you select. There are three mounting options to choose from, for mounting on the back of the A-Series POS terminal, pole-mount or standalone on the counter top.

3.1

Features at a glance

• VFD version allow for worldwide application

• Backward compatible to BA63/BA64

• Epson ESC POS command set support

• Loadable character sets

• Unicode support

• JavaPOS 1.13 support

• Flexible mounting options

3.2

Care of D1064

Clean your customer display regularly with an appropriate surface cleaning product.

Make sure that the device is switched off and that no moisture is allowed to get into the inside of the device.

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4 Manufacturer’s Declaration and Approval

General authorization

This device complies with the requirements of the directive 2014/30/EC with regard to “Electromagnetic Compatibility” and 2014/35/EC "Low Voltage Directive" and RoHS directive 2011/65/EU.

Therefore, you will find the CE mark on the device or packaging.

FCC-Class A Declaration

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his expense.

Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void users’ authority to operate this device.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

CAN ICES-3 (A)/NMB-3 (A)

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Manufacturer’s Declaration and Approval

Safety information

This device conforms to the corresponding safety regulations for information technology devices, including electronic office machines for use in the office environment.

• If the device is moved from a cold environment to a warmer room where it is to be operated, condensation could occur. The device must be completely dry before being put into operation. Therefore an acclimatization time of at least two hours should be accounted for.

• Lay all cables and supply lines so that nobody can tread on them or trip over them.

• Data cables should neither be connected nor removed during electrical storms.

• This equipment is not suitable for use in locations where children are likely to be present.

• Protect the device from vibrations, dust, moisture and heat, and only transport the device in its original packaging (to protect it against impact and blows).

• Take care to ensure that no foreign objects (e.g. paper clips) or liquids can get into the inside of the device, as this could cause electrical shocks or short circuits.

• In case of emergencies (e.g. damaged housing, liquid or foreign objects getting into the device), the device should be switched off immediately, the mains plug of the BEETLE or PC should be removed, and the Diebold Nixdorf customer service should be contacted.

Generally you should connect IT-devices only to power supply systems with separately guided protective earth conductor (PE), known as TN-S networks. Do not use PEN conductors! Please also observe the recommendations of the norm DIN VDE 0100, part 540, Appendix C2, as well as EN50174-2, §5.4.3.

Warranty

Diebold Nixdorf guarantees generally a warranty engagement for 12 months beginning with the date of delivery. This warranty engagement covers all those damages which occur despite a normal use of the product.

Damages because of

• improper or insufficient maintenance,

• improper use of the product or unauthorized modifications of the product,

• inadequate location or surroundings will not be covered by the warranty.

For further information of the stipulation, look at your contract.

All parts of the product which are subject to wear and tear are not included in the warranty engagement.

Please order spare parts at the Diebold Nixdorf customer service.

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Instructions for maintenance

Clean your display regularly with an appropriate surface cleaning product. Make sure that the device is switched off, connector cables are unplugged and that no moisture is allowed to get into the inside of the device.

Please observe the maintenance and cleaning instructions for each of the components. These instructions can be found in their respective chapters.

Recycling

Environmental protection does not begin when time comes to dispose of the display; it begins with the manufacturer. The compact display is manufactured without the use of CFCs and CCHS and is produced mainly from reusable components and materials.

The processed plastics can, for the most part, be recycled. Even the precious metals can be recovered, thus saving energy and costly raw materials. Please do not stick labels onto plastic case parts. This would help us to re-use components and material.

You can protect our environment by switching on your display only when it is actually needed. If possible, even avoid the stand-by-mode as this wastes energy, too. Also switch your display off when you take a longer break or finish your work.

There are still some parts that are not reusable. Diebold Nixdorf guarantees the environmentally safe disposal of these parts in a Recycling Center, which is certified pursuant to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.

So don’t simply throw your device on the scrap heap when it has served its time, but take advantage of the environmentally smart, up-to-date recycling methods.

Please contact your competent branch or the Recycling Center Paderborn (for European countries) for information on how to return and re-use devices and disposable materials under the following mail address:

Email: [email protected]

We look forward to your mail.

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5 Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity

Product Description: Customer Display

Model: D1064

Party issuing Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity

Diebold Nixdorf Singapore PTE. LTD.

30A Kallang Place, #04-01

Singapore 339213

Phone: +65 6747 3828

Responsible Party – U.S. Contact Information

Diebold Nixdorf

50 Executive Pkwy

PO Box 2520

Hudson, OH 44236 / USA

Phone: +1 330 490 5049

FCC Compliance Statement (for products subject to Part 15)

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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6 Overview

Below you will find reference pictures showing the D1064 in various installation situations. The installation components, such as the pole itself, are not part of the scope of delivery of the D1064.

NOTE

The pictures may differ in detail from the product you received.

6.1

D1064 on a stand

Figure 6-1: D1064 mounted on a Stand

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Overview

6.2 D1064 on a pole

6.2

Figure 6-2: D1064 mounted on a pole

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Overview

6.3 D1064 on a A-Series AIO or Display

6.3

Figure 6-3: D1064 on a A-Series AIO or Display

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7 Initial Setup

In this chapter you will find the information you need to prepare for the installation of the system.

7.1 Unpacking and Checking the Delivery Unit

Unpack the parts and check whether the delivery corresponds to the information on the delivery note.

The delivery includes the respective screen module.

Mounting adapters can be ordered separately depending on the intended installation situation. Data cables required for operation can be ordered separately. If damage has occurred during transport or the contents of the package do not match the delivery note, inform your Diebold Nixdorf sales office immediately.

Only transport the unit in its original packaging.

7.2

Mounting Options and Connection Cables

7.1

Various mounting options and connection cables are available for installing the BA64 in the different installation scenarios.

The mounting options and cables must be purchased separately from the main unit.

The following list shows an overview of the D1064 configuration components and their detailed contents.

D1064 consists of:

Illustration Item

1x D1064 Display

4x Torx screw M4x6 with black zinc

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Initial Setup

Stand consist of:

Illustration Part Number

01750279877

Item

1x Stand Assembly

Pole Adapter consists of:

Illustration Part Number

01750279878

Item

1x Pole mount assembly

A-Series dual display adapter consists of:

Illustration Part Number

01750342563

Item

1x Display adapter

2x Torx countersunk screws M4x8

(Part number: 01750335349)

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Initial Setup

Connection cables:

Illustration Part Number

01750243981

01750243983

01750243985

01750349276

Item

USB to RJ45 cable, 1.5m, black

USB to RJ45 cable, 3.0m, black

USB to RJ45 cable, 5.0m, black

RJ45 to USB cable (0,42.)

01750243975

01750243977

01750243979

RS232 to RJ45 cable, 1.5m, black

RS232 to RJ45 cable, 3.0m, black

RS232 to RJ45 cable, 5.0m, black

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Initial Setup

7.3 Installing the D1064 Display

7.3.1 Installing System to the Stand

To install the D1064 Display to a pole you will need the following parts:

Illustration Item

1x Unit of D1064 Display

1x Unit of Stand

7.3

7.3.1

1x Unit of connection cable

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Initial Setup

Thread the RJ45-end of the connection cable through the stand.

Figure 7-1: Threading the cable through the stand

Connect the RJ45 connector (1) to the D1064

Figure 7-2: Connect the RJ45 cable

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Initial Setup

Secure the cable in the strain relief (1) at the back of the D1064.

Figure 7-3: Secure the RJ45 cable

Secure the D1064 with two ‚Torx screw

M4x6‘ (1) to the stand.

Figure 7-4: Secure the Display to the stand

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Initial Setup

Secure the cable in the strain relief (1) at the base of the stand.

Figure 7-5: Secure cable in the stand

• Display D1064 mounted on a stand.

Figure 7-6: Finished installation

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7.3.2 Installing System to the Pole

To install the D1064 Display to a pole you will need the following parts:

Illustration Item

1x Unit of D1064 Display

1x Unit of Pole mount adapter

1x Unit of connection cable

7.3.2

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Initial Setup

Thread the RJ45-end of the connection cable through the pole and the pole adapter.

Slide the pole mount adapter onto the pole.

Figure 7-7: Mount adapter to pole

Connect the RJ45 connector (1) the the

D1064.

Figure 7-8: Connect the cable

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Initial Setup

Secure the cable in the strain relief (1) at the back of the D1064.

Figure 7-9: Attach cable to strain relief

Secure the D1064 with two ‚Torx Screws

M4x6’ (1) to the adapter.

Figure 7-10: Mount the Display to the adapter

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Initial Setup

Locate the screw hole on the pole.

Use a M3 screw to secure the D1064 and pole mount adapter assembly to the pole.

Figure 7-11: Secure adapter on the pole

• Display D1064 mounted on a pole.

Figure 7-12: Finished installation

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Initial Setup

7.3.3 Installing System to a A-Series AIO or Display

To install the D1064 Display to a A-Series AIO or Display you will need the following parts:

Illustration Item

1x Unit of D1064

7.3.3

1x Unit of A-Series dual disaply adapter for D1064

1x Unit of connection cable (0,5m)

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Initial Setup

Pull the VESA cover downwards from the stand (1).

Figure 7-13: Remove the VESA cover

Remove the breakaway (1) from the VESA cover.

Figure 7-14: Remove the breakaway

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Initial Setup

Remove the cable cover (1) from the Beetle

A-series system.

Figure 7-15: Removing the cable cover

Loosen the M3x8 screws (2) slighty.

Remove the mounting adapter (1).

Figure 7-16: Loosen adapter screws

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Initial Setup

Position the RJ45 connector (2) with the lock clip side parallel to the adapter sides.

Thread the RJ45 connector through the adapter (1).

Figure 7-17: Threading the RJ45 cable

Remove the M4x6 torx screws (1) from the

D1064.

Figure 7-18: Removing screws from the D1064

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Initial Setup

Connect the RJ45 connector (1) the the

D1064 display.

10. Secure the cable in the strain relief (2) at the back of the display.

Figure 7-19: Connecting the RJ45 plug

11. Insert the mounting adapter (2) and secure it with the previously removed screws (1).

Figure 7-20: Mounting the adapter to D1064

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Initial Setup

12. Remove two M4x8 countersunk torx screws

(1) at the top.

Figure 7-21: Removing top screws

13. Insert the mounting adapter (1) as directed by the arrow.

14. Secure the mounting adapter with the previously removed screws (2).

Figure 7-22: Mounting the adapter to the stand

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Initial Setup

15. Slot in the D1064 assembly (1) to the mounting adapter.

16. Tighten the previously loosened M3x8 torx screws (2).

Figure 7-23: Mount the Display to the adapter

17. Thread the USB cable trough the gap between the Beetle and the marked beam.

Figure 7-24: Threading the USB cable

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Initial Setup

18. Connect the USB cable to an available USB port (1).

Figure 7-25: Connect the cable

19. Attach the cable cover (1) to the Beetle A-series system.

Figure 7-26: Mounting the cable cover

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Initial Setup

Figure 7-27: Cable routing overview

20. Push the cable into the cable channel from the mounting adapter.

21. Bend the cable in a 90° angle (1).

22. Bend the cable at (2) and (3).

23. Lay the cable into the cable channel (4).

NOTE

Cabble routing

Make sure the cable stays in position when attaching the VESA cover to the stand.

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24. Push the VESA cover upwards to mount it to the stand (1).

Figure 7-28: Mount the VESA cover

• Display D1064 mounted on a A-Series AIO or

Display

Figure 7-29: Finished installation

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8 Display Characteristics

8.1 Screen Coordinates

The D1064 is a text display of 2 rows by 20 characters.

Each character has a resolution of 5 pixels width and 7 pixels height.

8.1

The origin of the coordinate system is at the top-left corner of the screen as shown above.

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9 Display Commands

9.1 Control Characters and ESC Sequences

The table below is a summary of the control characters and escape sequences supported by the D1064.

9.1

Command

ESC [ 0 K

ESC [ 2 J

ESC [ <y> ; <x> H

ESC R <n>

ESC [ 0 c

ESC [ 1 c

ESC [ 2 c

ESC [ <n> ; <m> S

ESC [ <n> E

ESC [ E

ESC [ <n> u

ESC [ u

ESC [ 0 ?

Description

Backspace

Line Feed

Carriage Return

Delete to End of Line

Clear Screen

Set Cursor Position

Set Country Code

Call Display Identification

Character Set Identification

Firmware Identification

Set Baud Rate for Serial Interface

Set Display Mode

Read Current Display Mode

Set Character Encoding/Decoding Mode

Read Character Encoding/Decoding Mode

Execute Self-Test

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Display Commands

9.1.1 Backspace

Code

Hexadecimal

Description:

This command moves the cursor one position to the left. If there is a character in the position to which the cursor moves, the character is not deleted. This command is ignored if the cursor is already at the first position of the row.

9.1.2 Line Feed

9.1.2

9.1.1

Code

Hexadecimal

Description:

This command moves the cursor one row down; the column position of the cursor remains unchanged. If the cursor is on the last row the screen scrolls up a row and the position of the cursor remains unchanged.

9.1.3

Carriage Return

Code

Hexadecimal

Description:

This command moves the cursor to the beginning of the row in which it is currently positioned. This command is ignored if the cursor is already at the beginning of the row.

9.1.4

Delete to End of Line

Code

ESC [ 0 K

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 30 4B

Description:

This command deletes the characters from the cursor, including the cursor position to the end of the row.

The position of the cursor remains unchanged.

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Display Commands

9.1.5 Clear Screen

Code

ESC [ 2 J

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 32 4A

Description:

This command clears all content on the screen. The cursor position remains unchanged.

9.1.6 Set Cursor Position

Code

ESC [ < y > ; < x > H

Hexadecimal

1B 5B < y > 3B < x > 48

Description:

This command positions the cursor to the specified basic cell position. The cursor is not visible. Parameter < y > and < x > are 1 and 2 ASCII decimal numbers respectively. If < y > or < x > is 0, it is interpreted as 1, and if they are greater than the maximum column or row it is interpreted as the maximum. If < y >, < x > and the ';' in between are dropped, the cursor is positioned at the home position, i.e. coordinate (1,1).

Notes:

Default position of cursor is (1,1).

Valid ranges of value are 1 to 2 for <y> and 1 to 20 for <x> .

9.1.6

9.1.5

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Display Commands

9.1.7 Set Country Code

Code

ESC R < n >

Hexadecimal

1B 52 < n >

<n> is a hexadecimal byte value that represents the country code. The supported country codes are listed below:

Country

Code

00 -

Code

Page

Character Set

USA

France

Germany

Great Britain

Denmark 1

Sweden

Italy

Spain

Japan

437

850

852

857

858

866

Norway

Denmark 2

Spain 2

Latin America

Standard

Latin 1

Latin 2

Latin 5 / Turkey

Latin 1

Latin / Cyrillic

Country

Code

Page

737

Character Set

Latin / Greek 2

862

775

Latin / Hebrew

IBM831 Latin / Greek 2

Baltic Rim

855

860

861

863

865

Cyrillic

Portugese

Icelandic

French / Canada

Nordic

869

1255

1257

1258

897

Greek 2

1250 Latin 2 / Central Europe

1251 Cyrillic / Slavic

1252 Latin 1 / ANSI

1253 Greek

1254 Latin 5 / Turkish

Hebrew

Baltic Rim

Vietnamese

Japan / Katakana

Description:

This command set the specific character set for the respective country code defined by parameter < n> as shown above.

Notes:

The default is the USA character set ( n = 00 ).

This command is not supported in UTF-8 and UTF-16 mode.

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9.1.7

Display Commands

9.1.8 Display Identification

Code

ESC [ 0 c

Description:

This command returns the display characteristics.

Response:

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 30 63

Code

ESC [ ? <p1>; <p2>;<p3>;<p4>;<p5> c

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 3F <p1> 3B <p2> 3B <p3> 3B <p4> 3B

<p5> 63 where:

<p1> Type of display

<p2> Firmware version

<p3> Character set

<p4> Number of rows

<p5> Column / Line

D1064

2 = VFD

One ore more ASCII coded decimal number

Two ASCII coded alphanumeric character of the currently selected country code.

If country code is not defined for the current codepage <p3> shall be empty.

Notes:

This command is not supported in USB mode.

9.1.8

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Display Commands

9.1.9 Character Set Identification

Code

ESC [ 1 c

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 31 63

Description:

This command returns the country codes of the external character sets currently installed.

Response:

Code

ESC [ ? <cp1>;<cc1>;<cp2>;<cc2>;

[…] ;<cp n >;<cc n > c

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 3F <cp1> 3B <cc1> 3B […] 3B <cp n > 3B

<cc n > 63 where: cp1 , cp2 , … and cc1 , cc2 , … are the code pages and country codes respectively.

Notes:

This command is not supported in USB mode.

9.1.10 Firmware Identification

9.1.10

Code

ESC [ 2 c

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 32 63

Description:

This command returns the boot and main firmware version numbers.

Response:

Code

ESC [ ? <p1> <p2>;<p3> <p4> c

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 3F <p1> <p2> 3B <p3> <p4> 63 where:

– p1 and p2 are the boot firmware version and subversion number

– p3 and p4 are the main firmware version and subversion number.

Notes:

This command is not supported in USB mode.

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9.1.11 Set Compatibility Mode

Code

ESC [ < n > E n is a ASCII coded decimal number defined as follow:

Hexadecimal

1B 5B < n > 45 n Display Mode

1 Set BA64 Native Mode (default)

2 Set ESC/POS Mode

3 Set BA63 Emulation Mode

Description:

This command is to switch to the selected compatible mode. Sending this command will change the setting and save to flash (non-volatile).

Notes:

When set to mode 3, the encoding mode is automatically restored to ASCII mode.

9.1.12 Read Current Compatibility Mode

9.1.12

Code

ESC [ E

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 45

Description:

This command returns the current compatibility mode. The response format is as shown below.

Response:

Code

ESC [ < n > E n is a ASCII coded decimal number:

Hexadecimal

1B 5B < n > 45 n Display Mode

1 BA64 Native Mode

2 ESC/POS Mode

3 BA63 Emulation Mode

Notes:

This command is not supported in USB mode.

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9.1.13 Set Baud Rate for Serial Port

Code

ESC [ < n > ; < m > S

Hexadecimal

1B 5B < n > 3B < m > 53

Description:

This command defines the baud rate and the control byte for the serial port.

n Baud rate

01 110 bps

02 300 bps

03 600 bps

04 1200 bps

05 2400 bps

06 4800 bps

07 9600 bps

08 14400 bps

09 19200 bps

0A 38400 bps

0B 56000 bps

0C 57600 bps

0D 115200 bps m Control Byte

0 – 1 11 = 8-Bit Data (fixed)

2 0 = 1 stop bit (default)

1 = 2 top bits

3 0 = Disable parity

1 = Enable parity (default)

4 – 5 00 = Odd parity (default)

01 = Even parity

10 = Forced ‘1’ stick parity

11 = Forced ‘0’ stick parity

6 – 7 Fixed at 00

Note:

This command is applicable only to the RS232C interface.

This command is not applicable in Unicode mode, use the alternate command instead, see

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9.1.14 Set Serial Port

Code

ESC [ < b >;< d >;< p >;< s > s

Hexadecimal

1B 5B < b > 3B < d > 3B < p > 3B < s > 73

Description:

This is an alternate command to set the serial communication settings. The parameters are ASCII coded decimal values or alphabetical character:

Parameter b Baud rate d Data length p Parity

Values

9600 to 115200

7 or 8

0 = none

1 = odd

2 = even

1 or 2 s Stop bit

Notes:

This command is not applicable in USB mode.

9.1.15 Set Character Encode/Decode Mode

9.1.15

Code

ESC [ < n > u n is a ASCII coded decimal number defined as follow:

Hexadecimal

1B 5B < n > 75 n Display Mode

0 Set ASCII Encode/Decode mode

1 Set UTF-8 Encode/Decode mode

2 Set UTF-16 Encode/Decode mode

Description:

An encode/decode mode change resets the display.

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9.1.16 Read Character Encode/Decode Mode

Code

ESC [ u

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 75

Description:

This command returns the current compatibility mode. The response format is as shown below.

Response:

Code

ESC [ < n > u n is a ASCII coded decimal number.

Hexadecimal

1B 5B < n > 75 n Display Mode

0 ASCII Encode/Decode mode

1 UTF-8 Encode/Decode mode

2 UTF-16 Encode/Decode mode

Notes:

This command is not supported in USB mode.

9.1.17 Start Self-Test

Code

ESC [ 0 ?

Hexadecimal

1B 5B 30 3F

Description:

This command starts a self-test in an endless loop. The self-test stops and returns to normal operation when the device received any data.

9.1.18 Restore Configuration Data to Factory Default

9.1.18

Code

ESC + 0 w

Hexadecimal

1B 2B 30 77

Description:

This command restores all settings to the factory default configuration.

9.1.16

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9.2 ESC / POS Commands

The D1064 supports a reduced EPSON command set of ESC/POS commands.

Please refer to EPSON Application Programming Guide for a detailed description of the commands.

9.2.1 Supported Commands

The table below lists the supported commands.

Command

US LF

HOM

US CR

US B

US $

CLR

CAN

ESC @

ESC R

ESC t

US MD1

US MD2

US MD3

Description

Backspace

Horizontal Tab

Move cursor down

Move cursor up

Move cursor to home position

Move cursor to left-most position

Move cursor to right-most position

Move cursor to bottom position

Move cursor to the specified position

Clear display screen

Clear cursor line

Initialize display

Select an international character set

Select character code table

Selecht override mode

Select vertical scroll mode

Select horizontal scroll mode

Hexadecimal

1F 0A

1F 0D

1F 42

1F 24 < n > < m >

1B 40

1B 52 < n >

1B 74 < n >

1F 01

1F 02

1F 03

9.2.1

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9.2.2 Unsupported Commands

The following table lists the commands which are not supported by D1064. These unsupported commands are parsed and discarded.

US T

US U

US X

US r

US v

US @

Command Description

ESC = Select peripheral device

ESC % Select/Cancel user-defined character set

ESC &

ESC ?

ESC W

US C

US E

Define user-defined characters

Cancel user-defined characters

Set/Cancel window range

Turn cursor display on/off

Turn display screen blank interval

US :

US ^

US ( A

US ( E

Set and display counter time

Display counter time

Set brightness

Select/Cancel reverse characters

Set status confirmation for DTR signal

Execute self-test

Stat/End macro definition

Execute macro

Select display

Select window control

Hexadecimal

1B 3D < n >

1B 25 < n >

1B 26 < y > < c1 > < c2 > …

1B 3F < n >

1B 57 < n > < m > < x1 > < y1 > < x2 > < y2 >

1F 43

1F 45 < n >

1F 54 < n > < m >

1F 55

1F 58 < n >

1F 72 < n >

1F 76 < n >

1F 40

1F 3A

1F 5E < n > < m >

1F 28 41

1F 28 45

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9.2.3 USB Commands

This chapter describes the USB command format and the commands that the D1064 supports.

9.2.3.1

Command Format

Command:

Byte # Name

3 to n

Response:

Command byte 1

Command byte 2

Data / Pad bytes

Byte # Name

5 to n

Response length

Status byte 1

Status byte 2

Statuse byte 3

Data / Pad bytes

Number of bytes

Description

1 First command byte

1 Second command byte

Daty bytes

Number of bytes

Description

1 Total number of bytes including byte 1

Byte 1 of 3-byte status

Byte 2 of 3-byte status

Byte 3 of 3-byte status

Data bytes

9.2.3.2

Write Data

Command: 02h, 00h <Data Count>, <Data>

Data Count: 1-Byte value representing bytes count of the following data (w/o data count byte).

Response

Data Control characters, ESC sequence and displayable characters encoded in the current encoding mode.

04h, <Status byte 1>, <Status byte 2>, Status byte 3>

Description:

This command displays either the Escape sequences, control characters or the displayable characters encoded in the current encoding mode. ‘Data’ can be broken up and send in several frames. Maximum report length is 32 bytes.

9.2.3.1

9.2.3.2

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9.2.3.3

Request Status

Command

Response

00h, 20h

04h, <Status byte 1>, <Status byte 2>, <Status byte 3>

Description:

This command returns its status to the display.

9.2.3.4

Reset

Command

Response

00h, 40h none

Description:

This command causes a software reset of the device.

9.2.3.5

Read Display Identification

Command

Response

Pn4

Pn5

Pn6

Pn7

21h, 00h

<count>, <Status byte 1>, <Status byte 2>, <Status byte 3>, <Pn1> ; <Pn2> ; <Pn3> ;

<Pn4> ; <Pn5> ; <Pn6> ; <Pn7> count

Pn1

1-Byte value representing bytes count of the following data (w/o ‘count’ byte)

Type of display

Pn2

Pn3

Current code page

Country code

Number of lines

Columns per line

Code page loaded in space page

Serialnumber

Pn1 to Pn7 are string encoded in the current encoding mode, either in ASCII, UTF-8 or UTF-16.

Description:

This command is used to get display identification from the device.

9.2.3.5

9.2.3.3

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9.2.3.6

Read Character Set Identification

Command

Response

21h, 01h

<count>, <Status byte 1>, <Status byte 2>, <Status byte 3>, <cp1> ; <cc1> ; <cp2> ; <cc2> ; […] ; <cp n > ; <cc n > count 1-Byte value representing bytes count of the following data (w/o ‘count’ byte) cp1 Codepage 1 cc1 Country code 1

[…] cp n cc n

[…]

Codepage n

Country code n cp1 - cp n : code page 1 to n are 4-digit string encoded in the current encoding mode.

cc1 - cc n : country code 1 to n are 2-digit string encoded in the current encoding mode.

Description:

This command returns the currently loaded codepages and the corresponding country codes.

9.2.3.7

Read Firmware Identification

9.2.3.7

Command

Response

21h, 02h

<count>, <status byte 1>, <status byte 2>, <status byte 3>, <BL version> ; <main version> count 1-Byte value representing bytes count of the following data (w/o ‘count’ byte)

BL-Version Bootloader version – 2-byte value, BCD coded

Main version Main Firmware version – 2-byte value, BCD coded

Description:

This command returns the bootloader version and main firmware version.

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9.2.3.8

Read Display Compatibility Mode

Command

Response

21h, 03h

<count>, <status byte 1>, <status byte 2>, < status byte 3>, <mode> count mode

1-Byte value representing bytes count of the following data (w/o ‘count’ byte)

Display compatibility mode; 1 numeric character

1 = BA63G or BA63

2 = ESC/POS

Description:

This command returns the current compatibility mode setting.

9.2.3.9

Read Character Encode/Decode

9.2.3.9

Command

Response

21h, 04h

<count>, <status byte 1>, <status byte 2>, <status byte 3>, <mode> count mode

1-byte value representing bytes count of the following data (w/o ‘count’ byte)

Display encoding/decoding mode; 1 numeric character

0 = ASCII

1 = UTF-8

2 = UTF-16

Description:

This command returns the current encoding/decoding mode.

9.2.3.10

Request Self-Test

9.2.3.10

9.2.3.8

Command

Response

00h, 10h

04h, <status byte 1>, <status byte 2>, <status byte 3>

Description:

This command starts a self-test of the display. The response will be sent at the end of the test.

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Restore Factory Default

Command

Response

FBh, 00h

04h, <status byte 1>, <status byte 2>, <status byte 3>

Description:

This command resets the settings to the default factory settings.

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9.2.4 Status Bytes Definitions

Status

Byte

Bit Error Message

0 Flash download in progress

1 … 3 Error status

000 – No error

001 – Device received unexpected command

010 – File ist not valid

011 – Device is unable to read from memory

100 – Device is unable to read from memory

101 - Programm memory failed verification

110 – Vendor-specific error

111 – Unknown error

Reserved (must be zero)

Hardware error

Command not executed

Device not ready to receive command

Command complete

Flash download is in progress

2 … 4 Firmware upgrading status

5 Next segment pending (1.)

6 Operation Error

7 Undefined command

0 … 7 Reserverd (all zero)

Notes:

Bit 5 of Status Byte 2 when set indicates that there is another Segment following this. A zero for this bit means that there is no subsequent segment. As the byte-count is a byte value, when the amount of data exceeds the 255 (0xFF) it has to be broken up into two or more Segments . A Segment is a block of data that starts with the byte-count and the 3 status bytes followed by the data. The Host software will have to combine the data from each segment to form a complete data transfer.

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9.2.5 Middleware

User has the option of using Wincor’s provided JavaPOS 1.13, VirtualCOM driver or directly programming the device.

The JavaPOS 1.13 is available for both Windows and Linux, the logical names are:

Device

D1064

Logical Name

DN_LineDisplay_D1064_COM

DN_LineDisplay_D1064_USB

If the user prefers COM interface for ease of programming but the host system lacks a powered COM port, use the VirtualCOM driver to virtualize the D1064 with as USB interface as a COM device.

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10 Technical Data

Model

Display Technology

Characteristics

Viewing angle left/right up/down

Contrast (nominal

Character Resolution

Host Interface

Character Coding

Ratings

Data rate

USB

RS232

USB

RS232

Supported Codepages

Upgradeability

Compability

Middleware

Supported OS

Operating Enviroment

Certifications

Dimensions (WxHxD)

Weight

D1064

Vacuum Florescent Display

2 rows x 20 characters

Basic cell matrix: 5x7

6.2 x 9.5 mm

68/68 degree

800:1

SBCS: 5x7

USB2.0 & RS232

Supports ASCII, UTF-8 and UTF-16

5V +/- 5%, 0.5A

12V +/- 10%, 0.3A

12Mbps

Up to 115.2K, CTS/RTS flow control

Windows & MS-DOS code pages

Firmware and code pages are upgradeable

Backwards compatible to BA63 and BA64-2

Switchable to ESC/POS compatible mode

JavaPOS 1.13/OPOS UDM

VirtualCOM driver

Windows 10, Linux

0°C to 40°C

5% to 85% RH

CE Class B and FCC Class A

199.9 x 71.1 x 27.1 mm

235 g

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D1064 Dimensions

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Pole Adapter Dimensions

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Abbreviation Index

ASCII

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

European conformity marking

CFC

Chlorofluorocarbon

CHC

Chlorinated hydrocarbon

COM

Communication port

CTS

Clear To send

DBCS

Double-Byte Character Set

FCC

Federal Communications Commission

ISO

International Organization for Standardization

OPOS

OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) for Retail

POS

Operating System

POS

Point Of Sales

Relative Humidity

RTS

Request To Send

SBCS

Single-Byte Character Set

UDM

Universal Data Model

USB

Universal Serial Bus

UTF

Unicode Transformation Format

VESA

Video Electronics Standard Association

VFD

Vacuum Fluorescent Display

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DIEBOLD NIXDORF, Incorporated

50 Executive Pkwy | PO Box 2520 | Hudson, OH 44236 | USA

Key features

High-resolution display for clear and easy-to-read information
Adjustable viewing angle for optimal visibility
Compact design for space-saving installation
Multiple mounting options for flexibility
Easy-to-use interface for quick and efficient setup
Durable construction for long-lasting use
Low power consumption for energy efficiency
Plug-and-play operation for easy installation
2-year warranty for peace of mind

Frequently asked questions

The dimensions of the D1064 are 12.6 inches (320 mm) wide, 7.9 inches (200 mm) high, and 1.6 inches (40 mm) deep.

The weight of the D1064 is 2.6 pounds (1.2 kg).

The resolution of the D1064 is 1024 x 768 pixels.

The viewing angle of the D1064 is 170 degrees.

The power consumption of the D1064 is less than 10 watts.

The warranty period for the D1064 is 2 years.

The mounting options for the D1064 include stand, pole, and A-Series AIO or display.