Cambria Desktop Installation Guide
- The purpose of this guide is to provide a walkthrough of the process of setting up a Cambria Desktop kiosk for use with the Versatile Credit, Inc. cascade.
- This guide is intended for the personnel responsible for setting up the kiosk.
- If you require any assistance past what this guide provides, please contact Versatile Credit Customer Support
- Email: support@versatilecredit.com
- Phone: 866-803-3369
- Website: versatilecredit.com (Contact Us)
Before You Begin
Before beginning the kiosk installation, be sure that you have the following:
A Utility Knife - Figure A
After Installation
After you install the kiosk, it must be configured for use. Please refer to the ELO All-In-One (Desktop) Configuration Guide for instructions on configuring the kiosk.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1 - Unpack the Kiosk and Thermal Printer
Open the box with a utility knife, being careful not to damage the box's contents. Please store the kiosk shipping material for future use.
Set the box's contents on a flat surface and ensure you received all the components in the picture below.
Step 2 - Plug the Kiosk and Thermal Printer Power Cables to Outlet
Connect the power supply from the kiosk and the Thermal Printer to a standard power outlet. (Figure B)
Ensure the thermal printer is powered on, and the power LED turns blue. (Figure C)
Step 3 - Installing the Printer Paper
On the left side of the printer, press and slide the latch to open the lid. (Figure D)
- Flip the lid open
- Place the paper roll in the printer with the loose paper coming from under the roll towards the front of the printer. (Figure E)
Two rolls of thermal paper are included with the kiosk.
Once the thermal paper is installed, close the lid. The receipt paper will advance and trim the excess paper. (Figure F & G)
You are now ready to configure the kiosk. Please reference the included Kiosk Configuration Guide to continue.
Appendix A - Detailed Diagram for Display Cable Connections
The following diagram (Figure H) illustrates the cables on the display's back. Additionally, it indicates how each cable must be routed and connected.