The serial port can also be changed on the tab. “Ports” HyperTerminal will display the test page immediately if the serial port is working. If no test page prints: The serial port is not functional Or the cable is connected to the wrong port. Or the null modem cable is bad Troubleshooting POS connections The following details the standard POS cable connections required for data communication between the Digital Video and Data Recorder (DVDR) and the POS. If troubleshooting POS communication and all settings are correct on both the DVDR and the POS, check the physical crimps and the standard pin outs. Standard DB9 RJ45 Adapter – 1 Blue DCD Data Carrier Detect – 2 Orange RxD Receive Data – 3 Black TxD Transmit Data – 4 Red DTR Data Terminal Ready – 5 GND Ground – 6 Yellow DSR Data Set Ready – 7 Brown RTS Request To Send – 8 White CTS Clear to Send – Standard Cat5 1 Orange/White – 2 Orange – 3 – 4 Blue – 5 Blue/White – 6 – 7 White/Brown – 8 Brown – Crossover Cat5 Side 1 Side 2 1 Orange/White Green/White – 2 Orange – 3 Green/White Orange/White – 4 Blue Blue – 5 Blue/White Blue/White – 6 Green Orange – 7 White/Brown Brown/White – 8 Brown Brown – This is a serial interface that connects to the Aloha Back Office computer. Select an available serial port on the Back Office. Standard female DB9 RJ45 adapter at the DVDR and at the Aloha Back Office – Use a standard Cat 5 Cable from POS to DVDR with RJ45 Connectors on both ends. Plug cable into both DB9 RJ45 adapters at the DVDR and the Aloha Back Office. –
The serial port can also be changed on the “Ports” tab. HyperTerminal will display the test page immediately if the serial port is working. If no test page prints: The serial port is not functional Or the cable is connected to the wrong port. Or the null modem cable is bad Troubleshooting POS connections The following details the standard POS cable connections required for data communication between the Digital Video and Data Recorder (DVDR) and the POS. If troubleshooting POS communication and all settings are correct on both the DVDR and the POS, check the physical crimps and the standard pin outs. Standard DB9 – RJ45 Adapter 1 – Blue DCD Data Carrier Detect 2 – Orange RxD Receive Data 3 – Black TxD Transmit Data 4 – Red DTR Data Terminal Ready 5 – GND Ground 6 – Yellow DSR Data Set Ready 7 – Brown RTS Request To Send 8 – White CTS Clear to Send Standard Cat5 1 – Orange/White 2 – Orange 3 – 4 – Blue 5 – Blue/White 6 – 7 – White/Brown 8 – Brown Crossover Cat5 Side 1 Side 2 1 – Orange/White Green/White 2 – Orange 3 – Green/White Orange/White 4 – Blue Blue 5 – Blue/White Blue/White 6 – Green Orange 7 – White/Brown Brown/White 8 – Brown Brown This is a serial interface that connects to the Aloha Back Office computer. Select an available serial port on the Back Office. Standard female DB9 – RJ45 adapter at the DVDR and at the Aloha Back Office Use a standard Cat 5 Cable from POS to DVDR with RJ45 Connectors on both ends. Plug cable into both DB9 – RJ45 adapters at the DVDR and the Aloha Back Office.
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