DisplayRom
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To view such information during normal operation, please check and configure the DIP SWITCH execution mode.
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The information will appear for 10 seconds, divided into four lines, displaying details about ROM and the program:
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Line 1:
{Git Hash} {TID}
- Git Hash: The shortened git commit hash of the BillMock firmware program billmock-app-rs.
- TID: The unique Terminal ID of the card terminal. It is a value set in the card terminal when connecting it to the payment gateway (PG). It is also a unique identifier in the PG's system.
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Line 2:
Cards: {1P Count} + {2P Count} = {Credit Sum}
- 1P Count: Accumulated clock counts for Player 1 based on pre-configured clock settings and consumer payments on the card terminal.
- 2P Count: Accumulated clock counts for Player 2 based on pre-configured clock settings and consumer payments on the card terminal.
- Credit Sum: The sum of 1P Count and 2P Count, representing credits processed by the card terminal.
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Line 3:
Bills: {1P Count} + {2P Count} = {Coin Sum}
- 1P Count: Accumulated clock counts for Player 1 based on bill acceptor or coin acceptor clock settings and consumer payments.
- 2P Count: Accumulated clock counts for Player 2 based on bill acceptor or coin acceptor clock settings and consumer payments.
- Coin Sum: The sum of 1P Count and 2P Count, representing currency processed by the bill acceptor or coin acceptor.
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Line 4:
1P: {1P Sum Count}, {2P Sum Count}
- 1P Sum Count: The total clock counts accumulated for Player 1 by the card terminal and bill acceptor (or coin acceptor).It's the sum of 1P Count from the second and third lines.
- 2P Sum Count: The total clock counts accumulated for Player 2 by the card terminal and bill acceptor (or coin acceptor).It's the sum of 2P Count from the second and third lines.
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All count numbers are displayed in 6 digits (0 ~ 999,999). If the count exceeds 1,000,000, it will be displayed as 000,000, and the next count after that will increment normally, such as 000,001.
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This feature is available starting from firmware version
0.2.0
and hardware0.4
orMini 0.4
and later. It is not available for previous hardware versions. -
From hardware version 0.5 or Mini 0.5 onwards, you can use the SVC button by pressing it briefly.