cPad Configuration Manual

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cPad Configuration Manual
Copy Monitoring Australia
Table of Contents
Getting Started .........................................................................................4
1.0 Setting Up a cPad ...............................................................................5
1.1 cPad Configuration for PaperCutMF ....................................................... 6
1.2 Initial Configuration ................................................................................. 6
Start-up.......................................................................................................... 6
2.0 Advanced Configuration.....................................................................7
2.1 Changing and Disabling Password ........................................................... 7
2.2 Network Settings ..................................................................................... 8
2.3 Application Server ................................................................................... 8
2.4 Log Files ................................................................................................... 9
2.5 Firmware version ..................................................................................... 9
2.6 Offline Test Mode .................................................................................. 10
2.7 Touch Panel Calibration ........................................................................ 10
2.8 Card Reader Test Mode ......................................................................... 11
3.0 cPad Parameters ..............................................................................12
3.1 Card Reader Parameters ....................................................................... 12
3.1.1 Reader 1 ............................................................................................. 12
3.1.2 Reader 2 ............................................................................................. 13
3.2 Other Parameters.............................................................................14
3.2.1 Logout when print list becomes empty.............................................. 14
3.2.2 Copy session automatic logout .......................................................... 14
3.2.3 MFP Interface selection...................................................................... 15
3.2.4 Locale activation:................................................................................ 15
3.2.5 Card reader compatibility................................................................... 15
3.2.6 cPad Screen saver ............................................................................... 16
3.2.7 cPad IP address................................................................................... 16
3.2.8 cPad parameters update .................................................................... 16
3.2.9 Card ID String...................................................................................... 16
3.2.10 Keyboard Latency ............................................................................. 16
3.2.11 Network Security .............................................................................. 17
3.2.12 cPad Reboot ..................................................................................... 17
3.2.13 Network Request Time ..................................................................... 17
4.0 Firmware Update .............................................................................17
4.1 cPad Force Upgrades and Factory Reset ............................................... 18
5.0 General Operation and Customisation ............................................19
5.1.1 Identity Number and Swipe Card ....................................................... 19
Revision Date May 2013
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5.1.2 Username and Password and Swipe Card .......................................... 19
5.1.3 Automatically Login as User: .............................................................. 20
5.2 Keyboard ............................................................................................... 20
5.3 Displaying Copy Type Details................................................................. 21
5.4 Print Release .......................................................................................... 22
5.5 Account Selection .................................................................................. 23
5.6 Card Self-Association ............................................................................. 24
APPENDIX A ............................................................................................25
Configuring Swipe Card Readers ................................................................. 25
APPENDIX B ..............................................................................................1
Connector Layout: ......................................................................................... 1
RJ11: .............................................................................................................. 1
S-Sub 9 pins: .................................................................................................. 1
Screw terminal: ............................................................................................. 2
2 USB connectors: ......................................................................................... 2
Copier cable:.................................................................................................. 2
Power Supply ................................................................................................. 2
APPENDIX C ..............................................................................................3
Capturing cPad screens on a PC .................................................................... 3
RealVNC Common Issue ................................................................................ 3
Contact .....................................................................................................5
Further Resources ......................................................................................... 5
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Getting Started
The cPad is a high-resolution touch screen terminal that takes the functionality
of PaperCut MF and allows you to take control of copy and print management on almost any
MFD and Printer.
The cPad connects to most major brands of photocopiers via a 15-pin connector. You will
need to ensure you have ordered the correct cable along with your cPad. In addition you
need to ensure that the correct part for third party connections is available on the MFD you
wish to install the cPad. Connectivity currently exists for the following brands; Canon, Oce,
Sharp, HP, Panasonic, Toshiba, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, Xerox, Kyocera, Samsung. With more
possible!
You also need to consider how you are going to mount your cPad. You can purchase a bracket
with the cPad, or many MFD manufactures have a utility shelf available for the models. We
also have an angled bracket that can mount the bracket at a convenient angle.
Here are some examples of the requirements for different brands:
Cartadis
Products
Toshiba e - studio
Fuji Xerox Apeos Port
HP 4540
cPad
XCOJL-231-T2
cPad
XCOJL-231-NZL
cPad
XCOJL231-HP2
bracket
FIH (foreign interface
harness)
From the
GQ1040
MFD
manufacturer Workshelf
EPSV Kit
Wing Table
NB – this does not cover card readers. Please see section 3.1 Card Readers
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1.0 Setting Up a cPad
Tip: always ensure the
cPad Cable Clamp is
securely fastened before
connecting the cPad to
the power source. You
will
require
the
crossover cable in the
box if you wish to daisy
chain off the network
switch.
The above diagram illustrates how your cPad will connect to the MFD and the
server. Please connect all cables and connections prior to switching power on
at the wall for both the MFD and cPad. MFD interface cables should only be
connected by authorised persons with knowledge of the MFD they are
working on.
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1.1 cPad Configuration for PaperCutMF
Requirements
This document is related to a cPad firmware version V1.11.0 or greater
connected to a PaperCut server being at least Version 13.0
1.2 Initial Configuration
Start-up
The cPad is powered up with an external power supply of 24VDC 1A.
The booting process of a cPad is:
Press each corner in the
Z shape to access the
initial configuration
menu, and enter the
password when
prompted. The default
password is << 23468 >>
1. Black screen for about 10 seconds.
2. White screen with a Cartadis logo for about 1minute
30seconds.
3. Full white screen for 5 seconds followed by a beep warning,
then a progress bar lasting about 10 seconds. During the
progress display you can enter a code (called the Z code) in
order to access the configuration menu. The Z code is a finger
touch in each corner of the cPad screen in this order: top left,
top right, bottom left, bottom right.
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2.0 Advanced Configuration
The configuration menu allows the setting of the network parameters:


You can either choose a DHCP or a static IP address.
You must define the PaperCut Server IP address with either a
static IP or with a DNS name (if your PaperCut server is
registered in a DNS).
2.1 Changing and Disabling Password
The default password is << 23468 >> it is recommended you change this to
something secure using the password configuration screen.
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2.2 Network Settings
If you modify a parameter you have to save the modification by pressing the
button “Save” then pressing “Quit” to close the Configuration menu and to
start the PaperCut application.
Select DHCP or a Static
IP Address.
Please note that if no
DHCP server is
available, as a minimum
requirement you will
need to define an IP
Address and Mask for
the cPad on the
Network Tab and the
PaperCut Server IP
address and cPad name
on the Application Tab.
2.3 Application Server
.
Define the PaperCut
Application Server IP
Address.
The cPad Name will be the
name that is defined in
PaperCut MF Devices table
MFP Interface and SSH
settings are explained later
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2.4 Log Files
When the Log Tab is selected you will have access to the various on board log
files.
These log files can be
useful in diagnosing
problems.
Once selected, the log
file contents will be
displayed on the LCD
screen.
2.5 Firmware version
The Version Tab displays the current Firmware version.
Always ensure the cPad
is kept up to date with
the latest firmware.
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2.6 Offline Test Mode
By selecting the Copier Tab you get access to the offline test mode options. In
this mode you can press Start to enable the MFD and Stop to disable the
MFD. When you press Start you can then complete photocopies and the
number completed will be displayed in the count column.
This mode is useful when a network connection is not available and you need
to complete and test the physical connection to the MFD.
2.7 Touch Panel Calibration
To calibrate the Touch Panel, press on TP Calibration then use the end of a
pen or similar instrument as illustrated below to touch each point as they are
displayed on the Touch Panel. The calibration screen will automatically close
when all five points have been calibrated.
Tip: Using your finger
will result in more bits
being allocated to the
calibration making usage
easier.
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2.8 Card Reader Test Mode
By selecting the card reader tab you get access to the card reader selection
drop down list.
This mode is useful when a network connection is not available and you need
to complete and test the physical connection between a card reader and the
cPad. To test your card reader, ensure the physical connection and select the
appropriate reader type. Now swipe or present the card and the card number
should be displayed in the field card number.
For additional card reader types, please contact your cPad authorized
distributor.
Tip: You can also set the
card reader type in the
PaperCut
Admin
interface. After your
device is registered
confirm the reader name
is saved correctly in the
device settings.
Remember to press ‘SAVE’ to apply your changes!
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3.0 cPad Parameters
Most of the cPad configuration is done by parameters located on the
PaperCut server. Some parameters are closely linked to the operating
system of a cPad and a reboot is requested when they are changed.
The parameters requiring a reboot are:

ext-device.cartadis_cpad.copier-make

ext-device.cartadis_cpad.force-locale

ext-device.cartadis_cpad.screen-saver-level2
3.1 Card Reader Parameters
The card reader parameters allow filtering and/or changing of the data
returned by the card reader before it is sent to the server. The parameters are
applied in the following order. Please note that an empty string as a
parameter value in PaperCut is not accepted so “off” or 0 must be entered
where applicable.
The cPad is a unique terminal in that it works with two card readers, allowing
you to run multiple card types, i.e MiFare and HID and provides a new level of
flexibility.
Reader and reader2 parameters do not directly correlate to the positions of
the USB ports. However you during the testing in the Z config menu that
reader will become reader1. For a full list of Card Readers compatible see
chapter 3.2.5 – Card Reader Compatibility
3.1.1 Reader 1
1. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-ignore-chars :
Defines a list of characters to remove from the card ID, for
example if defined with the value “=?;” all the occurrences of
characters “=”, “?”, “;” will be removed from the string before it is
sent to the server.
The special string « off » means no characters will be removed.
2. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-start-pattern:
Defines the start of string delimiter, all the characters before the
“start of string” and including it will be removed. For example
with a mag swipe reader able to read all the card tracks it is
common to define it with “;” to selected only the track 2 data.
This parameter is often used in conjunction with the parameter
ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-end-pattern.
The special string « off » means no start of pattern is used.
3. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-end-pattern:
Defines an end of string delimiter, all the characters after the
“end of string” and including it will be removed. For example with
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a mag swipe reader able to read all the card tracks it is common
to define it with “?” to selected only the track 2 data.
The special string « off » means no end of pattern is used.
4. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-invert-lsb-msb:
 If set to “on” the string, which is supposed to be a Hex value, is
inverted. The first byte of the string becomes the last one and so
on… The size of the source string must be even since a hex byte is
represented by 2 ASCII chars, nibble in a byte are not reversed.
5. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-start-index:
 Its default value is 0, it defines the starting position in the Card ID.
For example if the card reader returns the value “9876543210”
and if this parameter is set to 3 the cPad will send to the server
the string “6543210”.
6. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-data-length :
 It defines the maximum length to the returned string. For

example if the card reader returns the value “9876543210” and if
this parameter is set to 6 the return string will be “987654”.
The special value 0 means no length truncating will be applied.
7. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-hex-to-dec :
 If set to “on” the string, which is supposed to be a Hex value is
converted in decimal.
8. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-padding-length :
 It defines the minimum length of the returned string. If the string if
smaller than this value characters “0” will be adding in front. The
value 0 means nothing is added in front.
3.1.2 Reader 2 – remember not to mix the parameters up!
1.
ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-ignore-chars :
Defines a list of characters to remove from the card ID, for
example if defined with the value “=?;” all the occurrences of
characters “=”, “?”, “;” will be removed from the string before it is
sent to the server.
The special string « off » means no characters will be removed.
2. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-start-pattern:
Defines the start of string delimiter, all the characters before the
“start of string” and including it will be removed. For example
with a mag swipe reader able to read all the card tracks it is
common to define it with “;” to selected only the track 2 data.
This parameter is often used in conjunction with the parameter
ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-end-pattern.
The special string « off » means no start of pattern is used.
3. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-end-pattern:
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Defines an end of string delimiter, all the characters after the
“end of string” and including it will be removed. For example with
a mag swipe reader able to read all the card tracks it is common
to define it with “?” to selected only the track 2 data.
The special string « off » means no end of pattern is used.
4. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-invert-lsb-msb:
 If set to “on” the string, which is supposed to be a Hex value, is
inverted. The first byte of the string becomes the last one and so
on… The size of the source string must be even since a hex byte is
represented by 2 ASCII chars, nibble in a byte are not reversed.
5. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-start-index:
 Its default value is 0, it defines the starting position in the Card ID.
For example if the card reader returns the value “9876543210”
and if this parameter is set to 3 the cPad will send to the server
the string “6543210”.
6. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-data-length :
 It defines the maximum length to the returned string. For

example if the card reader returns the value “9876543210” and if
this parameter is set to 6 the return string will be “987654”.
The special value 0 means no length truncating will be applied.
7. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-hex-to-dec :
 If set to “on” the string, which is supposed to be a Hex value is
converted in decimal.
8. ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader2-padding-length :
 It defines the minimum length of the returned string. If the string if
smaller than this value characters “0” will be adding in front. The
value 0 means nothing is added in front.
3.2 Other Parameters
3.2.1 Logout when print list becomes empty
Parameter - (ext-device.cartadis_cpad.auto-logout-on-finish)
After having released print jobs if the print list is empty the cPad switches
automatically to copy mode if the parameter is set to ‘N’. It will automatically
logout if set to ‘Y’.
3.2.2 Copy session automatic logout
Parameter - (ext-device.inactivity-timeout-secs)
During a copy session an automatic logout is perform when no copies are
done during at least “ext-device.inactivity-timeout-secs”.
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3.2.3 MFP Interface selection
Parameter - (ext-device.cartadis_cpad.copier-make)
The cPad features a highly configurable MFP interface, its configuration is
defined by a driver file. The parameter ext-device.cartadis_cpad.copier-make
allows the selection of the current driver file. With version V1.0 of the cPad
firmware the available driver files are “parallel” and “konicaminolta”. Your
cPad authorized distributor, in partnership with Cartadis, will be able to build
a customized MFP driver in order to account for special features of certain
MFP’s.
3.2.4 Locale activation:
Parameter – (ext-device.cartadis_cpad.force-locale)
The cPad selects the language file, the keyboard layout and paper format
labels according to the locale supplied by the server, for example “en_AU” for
the English language in Australia. If a cPad must run with a locale different
from the one of the server the parameter ext-device.cartadis_cpad.forcelocale can used to define a new locale.
Language
German
AUS English
US English
Spanish
French
Value
de_DE
en_AU
en_US
es_ES
fr_FR
3.2.5 Card reader compatibility
Parameter – (ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-type)
The parameter ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reader-type allows the selection of
a card reader driver file. The currently available card reader files are:
Card Reader
Description
Entry in Config Editor
Key
TC MAG
Standard Serial Swipe Card Reader
tcmag
TC MAG USB
Standard USB Swipe Card Reader
tcmag-usb
Cartadis TCM3 1356
MiFare Card Reader - ISO-14443-B, tcm3-1356
DESFIRE, MIFARE Plus
Cartadis TCM3 125KHZ
HID Reader -Marin EM 41xx,
tcm3-125
42xx.
HITAG 2.
STARPROX.
Nedap.
125Khz HID Prox.
TCM2 USB
TCM2 HID Reader – USB Model
tcm2-usb
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TCM2 Serial
TCM2 HID Reader – Serial Model
tcm2-serial
RFIdeas
RFIdeas USB Contact
rfideas-usb
RFIdeas USB SWIPE
RFIdeas USB Swipe
rfideas-usb-swipe
MAGTEK
Magtek USB Swipe Reader
magtek-usb
Honeywell
Proximity and Smart Card Readers
honeywell
Fametech
CMS USB MagSwipe Kit
fametech
ELATEC
Most models of Elatec USB Reader
elatec-usb
N/A
N/A
cs-usb
Scanner
Scanner Card Reader
ccdscanner
Please Note: Readers must be operating in keyboard emulation. Config Editor
entries for these reader files are case sensitive so please ensure all in lower
case.
Your cPad authorized distributor, in partnership with Cartadis, could extend
this list on request.
3.2.6 cPad Screen saver
The parameter ext-device.cartadis_cpad.screen-saver-level2 defines the
number of seconds of inactivity before the screen is switched off. A user must
then touch the screen to have it lighten up.
3.2.7 cPad IP address
Parameter – (ext-device.cartadis_cpad.device.ip-address)
When the cPad is setup to get its IP address from a DHCP server you can get
this IP by reading the parameter ext-device.cartadis_cpad.device.ip-address
3.2.8 cPad parameters update
Parameter – (ext-device.cartadis_cpad.status-period )
The cPad polls the server every ext-device.cartadis_cpad.status-period
seconds (default is 180 s). In case of large installations, when the network
traffic may be a concern, you can increase this parameter to reduce the global
traffic and the server workload.
3.2.9 Card ID String
ext-device.card-no-regex (GLOBAL).
This is a PaperCut parameter allowing the filtering and mapping of the card ID
string to another string. See details in Appendix A
3.2.10 Keyboard Latency
ext-device.cartadis_cpad.keyboard-latency
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This parameter is an integer value in milliseconds, if the same key is pressed
twice within ext-device.cartadis_cpad.keyboard-latency milliseconds then the
second press will be ignored.
3.2.11 Network Security
ext-device.cartadis_cpad.network-ssl
If its value is “yes” the communication between the cPad and the PaperCut
server is fully encrypted with the SSL standard. If set to “no” the data
sent/received to/from the server are in clear, an Ethernet sniffer like
Wireshark could be used to spy the user password so it is better to have this
value set to “yes”. The value “no” is mainly used for debugging.
3.2.12 cPad Reboot
ext-device.cartadis_cpad.reboot-time
It is recommended to have a reboot of the cPad once per 24h in order to
clean the memory and have a faster response time. The default value is 3:15
which means the cPad will reboot at hour 3:15AM every day. If the value is
set to 0 there will be no reboot.
3.2.13 Network Request Time
ext-device.cartadis_cpad.status-period
The default value is 180 seconds. Every ext-device.cartadis_cpad.statusperiod seconds the cPad asks the server if some parameters have changed in
the firmware version and in the skin definitions. For test purposes it is
convenient to reduce the value to 20s, so every change on the server will be
taken into account by the cPad with a delay of maximum 20s. For a live
configuration however, 180s is recommended in order not to add too much
load to network and the server.
4.0 Firmware Update
From the cPad firmware V1.0, the cPad can be upgraded either by using a USB
stick or by a network download from the PaperCut server.
Firmware upgrade with a USB stick:
Copy to the root of a USB stick the file xxxx.cpad (where xxxx is the name of
the application and version).
Plug the USB stick while the Configuration or the PaperCut application is
running, after 10 seconds you’ll get a windows popup asking for an upgrade
confirmation.
Remove the USB stick after about 1 minute while you back see the Cartadis
logo shown during the boot process of the cPad.
Firmware upgrade from the PaperCut server:
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Copy the file xxxx.cpad to the PaperCut server folder located at
[app-path]\server\custom\web\device\cartadis-cpad (if these folders do not
exist then manually create them)
Rename the file xxxx.cpad to “firmware.cpad”.
If the original firmware is less thanV1.3 Switch OFF and ON the cPad
otherwise the upgrade will be done automatically.
4.1 cPad Force Upgrades and Factory Reset
WARNING – This should only be attempted by advanced cPad Users.
4.1.1 FORCE UPGRADE
Step one
1) Connect to your cPad using WinSCP
2) Copy the file "firmware.cpad" to the /tmp folder onboard the cPad
3) Close WinSCP
Step Two
1) Open puTTY, and login to the cPad
2) Now type the following commands (# is the prompt, do not type this)
a) # cd /tmp
c. # tar –xvzf firmware.cpad
3) You should then have all the files in the sub folder /tmp/cpad.
4) Execute the upgrade by typing the following:
a. # cd /tmp/cpad
b. # ./upgrade.sh
5) The above command « upgrade.sh » will copy all the files to the correct file
locations on board.
The device should automatically upgrade and reboot. It is normal for the
process to appear halted for 20 seconds at Lib, as this is a larger file. Do not
shut the device off, doing so in this process could cause serious damage.
It is normal for puTTY to become inactive as the device reboots.
After reboot the new version number should be displayed on the cPad screen.
4.1.2 FACTORY RESET (planned implementation – versions 1.12.xx and above)
Contact [email protected] for the latest Factory Reset Firmware.
Power your cPad OFF, connect a USB to the cPad with the file in ROOT
directory – and then power on.
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5.0 General Operation and Customisation
The cPad can be configured for various Authentication methods as illustrated
below.
5.1.1 Identity Number and Swipe Card
The version number is
easily referenced here!
5.1.2 Username and Password and Swipe Card
Note: To bring up the Keyboard to allow Username and Password entry touch
inside the text box. In version 1.11.0 upwards the Password Box is greyed out
before username is entered to prevent access.
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5.1.3 Automatically Login as User:
5.2 Keyboard
The cPad Keyboard can be modified if required. Please contact your cPad
authorized distributor for instructions. (please note it is NOT possible to use a
PIN style keyboard for ID number)
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5.3 Displaying Copy Type Details
As copies are completed the Total Cost will be displayed.
Selecting the Copy Details button displays the type of copies done and the
associated value.
The Print Jobs button will be enabled if any jobs are available.
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5.4 Print Release
When print jobs are available they are displayed as illustrated below.
You can highlight a print job and select Job Details to get more information
about the print job.
Jobs can be individually selected and deleted if not required.
The print job details screen allows you to view long job names.
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5.5 Account Selection
If the Advanced Account Selection is available it will allow a user to scroll
through the available accounts.
Select Search by Code or Search by Name or scroll to the bottom of the list
and select [more]:
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5.6 Card Self-Association
Any card can be used to login to a user’s account as long as it is first ‘selfassociated’.
Simply swipe the card that you wish to associate with your account and enter
your username and password, on subsequent card swipes the user will be
logged straight in as their card is now associated.
Tip! Check the App.log in PaperCut to confirm the read and
result!
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APPENDIX A
Configuring Swipe Card Readers
Swipe cards contain numbers, which are used to identify users according to
the card number configured in the User Details screen under “Card/Identity”
number. Some readers report information in addition to the number encoded
on the card, such as checksums. PaperCut can treat these cases in two ways:

A typical case is the checksum being reported after the card number,
separated by an equals sign, such as in 5235092385=8. PaperCut can
handle this case by default; it will extract the number before the
equal sign as the card number: 5235092385.

For some cases, a “regular expression” may be required that will filter
the card number from the complete string of characters reported by
the card reader. Documentation on regular expressions can be found
on the Internet, e.g. at www.regular-expressions.info.
o The regular expression must be fashioned so that the card
number is returned as the first match group.
o Usually one regular expression will be used for all the devices
managed by PaperCut; this must be entered in the “Config
editor (advanced)” which you will find on the Options tab
under Actions. The key is called “ext-device.card-no-regex”.
The global setting however can be overridden on a per-device basis: The key
“ext-device.card-no-regex” can also be found on the “Config Editor
(Advanced)” tab in the device details screen. This setting will override the
global setting unless the keyword “GLOBAL” is specified.
PaperCut developers will gladly assist in producing a regular expression when
supplied with a few sample outputs from your card reader. Please contact
PaperCut support.
If you would like to write your own regular expressions, here are some
examples:
• Use the first 10 characters (any character): (.{10})
• Use the first 19 digits: (\d{19})
• Extract the digits from between the two “=” characters in
“123453=292929=1221”: \d*=(\d*)=\d*
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APPENDIX B
Connector Layout:
MFD Interface
Reset
2 x USB Ports
Power Connector
2 x TCP/IP Ports
RS232 Connector
RJ11 Connector
RJ11:
This is the default port for RS232 card readers like the TCM2 and CMS-SWIPE-KIT,
the pin-out is:
PIN 1: 5V DC 120 mA.
PIN 2: TxD
PIN 3: GND
PIN 4: RTS
PIN 5: RxD
PIN 6: CTS
S-Sub 9 pins:
It’s currently used for debug where it is possible to connect a PC (with Putty at the
speed 115200d/s 8bits , no parity).
On request we can set this port for being connecting a RS232 card reader fitted
with D-Sub connector.
On this connector we also can connect KonicaMinolta MFP with the Vendor mode
2 serial protocol, we have a special cable for this purpose.
The pin-out of this connector is:
PIN 1: Konicaminolta reserved
PIN 2: RxD
PIN 3: TxD
PIN 5: GND
PIN 7: RTS
PIN 8: CTS
PIN 9: 5V DC 120 mA.
Screw terminal:
This conector is intended to a support WIEGAND card reader, so far the software
driver is developed. The pin-out of the connector is:
Screw 1 :5V DC 80 mA.
Screw 2: CCTalk interface (one wire serial bus for Coin acceptor)
Screw 3: 24V DC coming from the main power supply.
Screw 4: WG1 (Wiegand):
Screw 5: WG0 (Wiegand):
Screw 6: GND
2 USB connectors:
Regular USB connectors, maximum 120mA .
Copier cable:
Cartadis standard with full set of harnesses for most of the copier makes.
Power Supply
The cPad is powered with an external power supply of 24VDC 1A
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APPENDIX C
Capturing cPad screens on a PC
Using freeware software like PuTTY you can connect to the cPad and run a VNC
session. This is quite useful if you need to capture cPad screens for use in
instructional literature or to run a demonstration to a large group. The process is
described below but assumes a medium level of computer skill.
.
Download and install PuTTY.
The procedure to get cPad screen shots on a PC is as follows:

With Putty log on the with Username/password” then execute the commands:
(the # is the prompt so enter the commands without that character)
# /etc/init.d/cpad-appli.sh stop
# /etc/init.d/cpad-server.sh stop
# /etc/init.d/cpad-server.sh start vnc
# /etc/init.d/cpad-appli.sh start

Please note that while you’re entering the above commands, your cPad
screen will change colour multiple times and reboot itself. This is normal.

Download from the web RealVNC, the free edition (www.realvnc.com),
and install it on your PC

Run RealVNC and enter the IP address of the cPad then click OK. You
should have on your PC the cPad display now shown.

NOTE: Please read the next page for a common problem with RealVNC
which makes the screen turn solid white.
RealVNC Common Issue
Question: Help! My RealVNC screen is white after entering the IP address of the
cPad?
The procedure to fix this issue is as follows:
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
At the top of the screen on the RealVNC toolbar, click ‘Options’.


Click on the ‘Expert’ tab, as
shown in the picture on the
right.
Find the ‘ColourLevel’ name and
change the value to ‘full’.
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Contact
23 – 27 Shepherd Street
MARRICKVILLE
NSW 2204
[email protected]
www.copymonitoring.com
Further Resources
PaperCut Knowledge Base
The PaperCut Knowledge Base is comprehensive and easy to follow. Try it at
www.papercut.com/kb
cPad in-depth
For Advanced Troubleshooting please contact us about the cPad in-depth manual.
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