Using the Feed button operation
Opening the printer cover, and then continuously pressing the feed button for 5 or 15 seconds trigger the printer application to process USB Type setting change. This process repeats if the feed button is released and then pressed again while the printer cover is still open. Closing the printer cover triggers the printer application to print the diagnostic form and reboot the printer to apply the new USB Type setting.
These procedures are applicable to NCR 7199 Series ii only.
Setting the USB type to NHPI
If the current USB Type setting is PRTR or ION(EPiC), follow these steps to change it to NHPI:
- Open the receipt printer cover.
- Press and hold the feed button for 5 seconds. The printer emits one beep to indicate that the setting is changed to NHPI.
- Close the printer cover. The printer prints the configuration form.
- Under the Hardware section of the configuration form, verify that the USB Type is successfully set to NHPI.
Setting the USB type to ION(EPiC)
If the current USB Type setting is NHPI, follow these steps to change it to ION(EPiC):
- Open the receipt printer cover.
- Press and hold the feed button for 5 seconds. The printer emits two beeps to indicate that the setting is changed to ION(EPiC).
- Close the printer cover. The printer prints the configuration form.
- Under the Hardware section of the configuration form, verify that the USB Type is successfully set to ION(EPiC).
Setting the USB type to PRTR
If the current USB Type setting is NHPI or ION(Epic), follow these steps to change it to PRTR:
- Open the receipt printer cover.
- Press and hold the feed button for 5 seconds. When the printer emits two beeps,do not release the feed button.
- Continue to press and hold the feed button for another 10 seconds until the printer emits three beeps. This indicates that the setting is changed to PRTR.
- Close the printer cover. The printer prints the configuration form.
- Under the Hardware section of the configuration form, verify that the USB Type is successfully set to PRTR.