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U203-F Display

U203-F

U203-F Display

Features:

8 digits volume,8 digits sales,6 digits price per unit

1.2”LCD yellow backlight

running normally on the condition of -40 C to 55 C

broad sight scope from all directions

Current:600 mA

100% Factory Tested.

Packing:

Weight:

Dimension :

300g/case of 1 120×253×26mm/case of 1

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    ur kinds of display mode: Mode I: serial BCD display, in which volume 6 digits, money or sales 6 digits, PPU or unit price 4 digits, totally 16 digits are transmitted out in means of serial mode, realizing operation of memory, coding and drive in display. Diagram 3-5: Main display board figure Mode II: serial display, in which chip transmit 16 digits including volume 6 digits, sales 6 digits and PPU 4 digits, memorizing and driving in display. Mode III and IV: parallel BCD display, in which chip transmits 16 digits codes including volume 6 digits, sales 6 digits and PPU 4 digits by means of parallel, once time one digit, memorizing, coding and driving in display. Most of fuel dispenser manufacturers re fuel dispenser cently adopt BCD serial mode to design display board, only very few adopt serial display mode. 1638300217170Display board structures are illustrated in Diagram 3-6 and 3-7. Diagram 3-6: LCD display board structure with parallel drive Diagram 3-7: LCD fuel dispenser display board structure with serial drive Being a electric component easy to be failed, the hard structure of display board is introduced in detailed. LCD basic principle and working principle Liquid crystal a stable phase between liquid and solid in terms of thermodynamics, characteristic of not only liquidity and continuity under a certain temperature range, but crystal trait ---- long stick molecule, large proportion of width to length, a bridge between the two polarities. LCD Structure illustrated in Diagram 3-8, electrodes are made various letters, number or matrix according to different requirements. Diagram 3-8: Basic structure of LCD 8-segment LCD and drive 8-segment display tube has two drive modes of static and hour-division. Fuel dispenser usually adopt static drive mode. Static drive circuit and wave showed in Diagram 3-9, the drive mode of LCD display is varied from that of LED display. As for LED only need to connect invariable conduct or cut off voltage to control emitting or wink of LED, but for LCD should not connect inv fuel dispenser

technical specification

    2 Mandatory - used to identify the type of   encryption methodology. The coding is   implementation specific.   Required for German Debit cards   Constant value 23   48-33 Track 3 for second card LLLVAR ns ..104 Conditional - used if captured. Used to specify   fuel dispenser the second card in a transaction e.g. Loyalty for   those cards where Track 3 is used rather than   fuel dispenser Track 2.   Not required for German Debit cards   48-37 Vehicle identification entry mode ans 1 Optional - indicates how vehicle identity has   been determined   Not required for German Debit cards   48-38 Pump linked indicator n 1 Optional - indicates the existence of a link   between the pump and the payment terminal   Required for German Debit cards   48-39 Delivery note number n 10 Optional - number allocated by the terminal to   fuel dispenser

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