HP Retail Peripheral Agent Technical User Guide

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For example, in Fig 2, the retail terminal system has the HP H300 receipt
printer and two HP scanner device classes installed. By default, the
configuration utility will detect the existence of those devices and auto
populate the LDN and the threshold setting to the configuration profile. Both
the LDN and the threshold field can be edited to the user’s desired
LDN/Threshold setting, thus those fields/settings can be utilized to support
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party retail peripherals or HP peripherals but with a custom LDN name.
NOTE: the threshold field should be changed to the user’s specification as
the default value has been populated only for HP’s test demonstration.
Fig 2
Device Monitor Setting: This section has the option to monitor certain USB
device connectivity states or any USB device. It has the capability to
generate a report when the device(s) get detected and/or when the
device(s) get removed. If the terminal supports SMTP, then it has the option
to directly notify the user of the event via email.
For example, in Fig 3, the setting within the “Device Monitor Setting” section
has the HP Linear Scanner and the HP Cash Drawer device ID entered to the
monitor list. If the device connection accidentally pulls out due to
unexpected event or if the device cable length design is outside the USB
specification or if the device experiences signal integrity issue, then the HP
Retail Peripheral Agent will be able to log the event and send an email
notification to the TestUser@_.com member.