Connecting MyQ TerminalPro

You can connect the terminal using the below HW connection ports:

LAN host (eth0)	LAN port for connecting to the customer's network via network cable
9 pin D-SUB (serial)	Port for connecting a Key Counter cable
USB port	Standard USB port for the card reader connection
Mini-USB port	Mini-USB port for the touchscreen display connection
Power connector (A/C)	Port for the power source connection

Connect the cables to corresponding ports of the terminal:
1. Network cable to eth0
2. (Optional) Touch panel cable to Mini/micro USB
3. (Optional) USB card reader to USB (keep the terminal off when connecting)
4. (Optional) Key Counter cable to 9 pin D-SUB
5. Power cable
Wait till the BUSY SESSION STATE indicator glows green (It should take approximately 2 minutes), and then restart the printing device.

After it is connected, the terminal automatically sets up communication with the device. This setup can take a few minutes and after it is done, you need to restart the printing device.

Use cable holders to keep the cables organized and maintain a neat and tidy appearance on the printing device.

Status indication according to the LED diodes

The MyQ TerminalPro LED diodes provide the following information:

POWER	Green light = the terminal is connected to a power source
READY - SERVER STATE	Green light = server is online Orange light = no server is set Red light = server is offline Red flashing light = card is being presented to the card reader
BUSY - SESSION STATE	Green light = printing device is in idle state Orange light = printing device is in session Red light = printing device is busy or internal error
ERROR - PRINTER STATE	Green light = printing device is online Green flashing light = DHCP protocol is not enabled on the printing device Orange light = Ethernet cable is connected but there is no response from the printing device Red light = no connection (this is not an issue, as the printer should not be directly connected via ethernet to MyQ TerminalPro - it should be connected to the same network via a separate cable) Red light flashes once = diode indicates that the device panel is being unlocked by the key-counter cable Red light flashes twice = diode indicates that the device panel is being locked by the key-counter cable

The below LED diodes should be lit after a correct MyQ TerminalPro setup:

Green for the Power diode.
Green for the Ready - Server state diode (after setting up the server via MyQ Terminal Manager).
Green for the Busy - Session state diode.
Red for the Error - Printer state diode (as the printer is not directly connected to MyQ TerminalPro).