Micros MBB-10 User Manual Download

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MD0011-014

Revision A

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Opening the Micros Bump Bar

The following procedure applies to both the MBB-10 and MBB-20.

1. Be sure to disconnect the USB interface cable from the host KDS

controller before you open the unit.

2. Refer to Figure 9 and remove the pair of screws from the side where the

cable exits.

3. Pull the flange and USB cable out far enough to expose the circuit board,

then continue to pull out the board until the connectors are exposed. Avoid
pulling on the keypad ribbon cable when removing the board.

Figure 9: Opening the Micros Bump Bar

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Refer to page 9 to set the internal configuration switches.

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Refer to page 10 to change the USB Interface Cable.

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Refer to page 11 to change the MBB circuit board.

Summary of Contents for MBB-10

Page 5: ...are available for the MBB 10 and MBB 20 USB Interface Cables Figure 4 below displays the MICROS Part Numbers for the standard 6 foot 1 8M and optional 11 foot USB cables Each cable includes a custom molded water resistant strain relief See page 8 to open the unit Figure 4 MBB Upgrade and Replacement USB Interface Cables ...

Page 6: ... jumper determines if the board supports the MBB 10 or MBB 20 Figure 5 Micros Bump Bar Circuit Board Bracket MICROS 20 Key BUMPBAR 600526 026 Mounting bracket for 20 Key MBB The hole centers are compatible with current 3rd party KDS mounting hardware Mounting hardware not included Figure 6 MBB 20 Mounting Bracket ...

Page 7: ...0526 025 Mounting bracket for 10 Key MICROS Bumpbar Mounting hardware not included Figure 7 MBB 10 Mounting Bracket COVER KIT FLANGE RIGHT LEFT W SCREWS and GASKETS 000160 012 Replacement left and right end caps with gaskets and hardware Figure 8 MBB Flanges Left Right ...

Page 10: ...scribed on page 8 2 Remove the existing cable from mini USB Connector J1 and the flange strain relief as shown in the Figure below Figure 11 Replacing the USB Cable 3 Connect the USB Interface cable to J1 and the strain relief in the flange cut out 4 See page 12 to reinstall the circuit board and close the MBB ...

Page 12: ...n start to slide the board into the case 2 As you slide the board into place make sure the keypad ribbon cable does not become bunched up around CN1 Figure 14 shows the correct position of the keypad ribbon cable Figure 14 Installing the MBB Control Board 3 Install the molded strain relief in the flange cutout before reinstalling the flange screws ...

Page 13: ... 1 8M Cable IP Ingress Protection Rating 55 Dimensions w bracket MBB 10 6 22 W x 2 87 D x 1 25 H 158mm x 73mm x 32mm MBB 20 9 38 W x 2 87 D x 1 25 H 238mm x 73mm x 32mm Weight w bracket MBB 10 0 90 lbs 0 41kg MBB 20 1 25 lbs 0 57kg Environmental Operating Temperature 0 C to 65 C 32 F to 149 F Storage Temperature 25 C to 80 C 13 F to 176 F Humidity 90 relative humidity max ...

Page 14: ...MD0011 014 Revision A Page 14 of 15 MBB 10 Bracket Dimensional Drawing ...

Page 15: ...MD0011 014 Revision A Page 15 of 15 MBB 20 Bracket Dimensional Drawing ...