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ISCPC Intecolor Emulator
User’s Manual
Manual P/N PE999373-ISCPC-010-BP01
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The contents of this document may not be reproduced in any form by any means without the
prior written consent of Peripheral Engineering. Direct inquiries to:
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Peripheral Exchange (PE) assumes no liability for loss or damage resulting from the uses or
misuse of information contained within this document or from errors or omissions, which it
might contain. PE reserves the right to modify or revise the content of this document without
obligation to notify any person of such revisions or changes.
No warranty of any kind is made or implied with regard to the software described in this
document or its merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. This software is furnished
under license agreement and may be used only in accordance within the terms of the
agreement.
This document, submitted in confidence, contains proprietary information, which shall not be
reproduced or transferred to other documents, disclosed to others, or used for manufacturing
or for any other purpose without prior written permission from PE.
Intecolor is a registered trademark of Rockwell Automation.
ITE8001 is a custom software release provided by Mirador Software for exclusive distribution
by Peripheral Exchange.
ISCPC and ITE8001 are registered trademarks of Peripheral Exchange.
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Setting Up the ISCPC Emulator
Installing the ISCPC
The ISCPC Intecolor Emulator supports all features of the original Intecolor  terminal. In
addition, this release supports the Betalog 4000 button box. A hardware kit is supplied
containing four (4) screws to hard mount the unit to a VESA compliant 100mm mounting
pattern. Alternatively, rubber feet are provided to place on a desktop. Since the product is
extremely lightweight, Velcro mounting would be suitable to mount the unit to any flat
surface deemed necessary.
The ISCPC Intecolor Emulator product contains the following:

The ISCPC Intecolor Emulator unit

The ITE8001 Intecolor Emulator software on Compact Flash media

USB licensing key

Wall mount power supply

VGA video cable 1-foot HD15M to HD15M

COM1 RS-232C cable 1-foot DB9F to DB25M


DB25F to DB25F gender changer
Hardware kit (4-screws, 4-rubber feet, ample strips of Velcro)

ISPC Manual (P/N PE999373-ISCPC-010-BP01)
The wall-mount power supply must be connected to the ISCPC power input port. In addition, a
standard PC/AT PS/2 keyboard must be connected to the PS/2 port to select the various setup
selections. Once the settings are correctly selected and saved, the keyboard is no longer
needed unless required by the application.
The USB license key must always be connected to the USB port on the rear side of the ISCPC 
unit as indicated below, otherwise the product will not function.
The ISCPC has two power switches. The main power supply “rocker” switch must be set ON
(white dot depressed) on the rear of the unit. A “soft start” power switch is located on the front
of the unit. This is a pushbutton switch that acts as a “reset switch”.
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Pictured below are the front and rear views of the ISCPC unit.
Compact Fash Card
USB
Spare
USB Port
USB
Spare
USB Port
Audio Input
(Not
Supported)
ISC8XXXSoftware
Compact Flash Card
Audio
Output
CF Activity
LED
Pow er
ON/OFF
Reset
Sw itch
Pow er ON
LED
Figure 1: Front View of the ISPC unit
VGA
COM
1
PS/2
Keyboard
Port
Main AC
ON/OFF
Pow er Supply
Input Port
COM1 9-pin
RS232
Serial Port
VGA 15-pin
Video
Output Port
10/100
T-base
U
S
B
COM
2
COM2 9-pin
RS232
Serial Port
WLAN
(Not
Supported)
Ethernet
Spare
USB Port
Figure 2: Rear View of the ISPC unit
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Initial Hardware & Cabling Hookup
NOTE:
Before shipment, cables, software, and license key are preconfigured and attached to
the ISCPC Emulator unit. The procedure below is meant to outline the connections
should something become unplugged in shipment or on site.
Using the diagrams above, to determine the following cabling hookup requirements:
1) ISCPC wall-mount power supply connected to the “Power Supply Input Port”. The wall-mount
power supply itself must be plugged in any AC voltage source supplying 100-240VAC 50/60
Hertz. The actual output of the power supply is +5VDC @ 3A.
2) The 1-foot HD15M to HD15M video cable must be connected on the ISCPC  “Video Output
Port” and connected to a VGA compliant monitor (CRT or LCD). If a longer cable is required, any
extension HD15F to HD15M video cable may be used (not to exceed 16 feet).
3) The 1-foot DB9F to DB25M serial cable must be connected to the ISCPC  “COM1”.
4) Connect the DB25F to DB25F gender changer to the “COM1” cable. This step makes the cable
gender compatible with the original application and provides the necessary mounting points to
secure the application host cable.
5) The existing host RS232 cable (formerly connected to Intecolor 8865 terminal) must be
connected to the open end of the DB25F gender changer (COM1).
6) The ITE8001 Compact Flash (CF) software must be installed into the CF slot on the front of the
ISCPC (typically installed before unit shipment).
7) The ITE8001 USB license key must be installed on the rear USB port (typically installed before
unit shipment).
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8) Connect a PC/AT PS2-style keyboard (customer supplied) to the “PS/2 Keyboard Port”. This will
be needed to correctly setup the ITE8001’s parameters.
9) Turn on the LCD or CRT monitor power switch.
10) Position the ISCPC main power rocker switch to ON (white dot depressed).
11) Press the ON/OFF button on front of ISCPC. A green LED will light indicating the ISCPC has
power.
On power-up, the ISCPC Emulator takes a few moments to boot from the compact flash software
card. The entire process to load the emulator environment takes less than 30 seconds. Once finished
loading, the emulator will initialize and present the “ITE8001  V2.20” header message (or custom
header) on the display monitor. At this point, the ISCPC  will be fully functional as a standard
Intecolor 8001, 3800, or 8800 Series terminal.
Using the PC/AT keyboard, follow the steps below to correctly configure the ITE8001  software for the
application. Once selections have been made AND stored, the keyboard may be removed.
Connecting the Betalog 4000 Button Box
A standard “off-the-shelf” DB9F to DB25M Serial cable (null modem type) must be connected to the
ISCPC “COM2” (DB9), and connected to the Betalog 4000 button box (DB25M). A Belkin  part number
F2L088-XX may be used. The XX=03 (3-foot), XX=06 (6-foot). This cable is not supplied.
Retrofitting the Betalog 4000 Button Box
Modifications to the Betalog 4000 button box are outlined at the end of this document.
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SETUP MENU OPERATION
The ISCPC Intecolor Emulator provides a Setup Menu system to allow changes to most
parameters normally not changeable on the standard Intecolor terminal. The menus are
similar in appearance to those of the standard terminal and may be accessed, modified, and
saved in a similar manner.
Entering Setup
The Alt + Esc keyboard sequence enters the Setup Menu. (Simply hold down the Alt key and
press the Esc key together). The first menu to appear will be the HOST MENU.
ALT + ESC
keyboard sequence
enters the Menu
system here
HOST
MENU
Use of ALT with
UP or DOWN
arrow keys select
the next menu in
sequence
KEYBOARD
MENU
The Printer &
Locator menus are
available, but not
required by the
application. Any
settings provided
due not effect the
primary application.
The use of the UP
and DOWN arrow
keys allow changes
to selections within
each menu
PRINTER
MENU
LOCATOR
MENU
OPTIONS
MENU
The ENTER key
exits from any
menu at any time
Figure 3. Menu System Flow Diagram
In this special ISCPC implementation, the typical default values are highlighted in bold. In
addition, the Printer and Locator Menu are not required to support the application, although
these functions are fully functional.
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Host Menu
The Host Menu allows changes to parameters dealing with host I/O communications. The I/O
port, data rate, duplex, and related parameters may be changed to meet the user’s application
and then saved.
Serial
HOST MENU
Local
Host Interface
Serial
Local/Line
Line
Duplex
Full
Line
Full
Half
Echo
COM1
COM2
Serial Port
COM1
Flow Control
^S^Q
Data Rate
9600
Bits per Char
8
Parity
None
Stop Bits
1
TX Pacing
Off
9600
12.5%
12900
38400
Pacing Duty
None
^S^Q
^F^G
RTS/CTS
75
150
300
600
1200
2400
4800
7
8
None
Odd
Even
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
To Save Current Setup.
To Recall saved setup.
To Recall FACTORY setup.
To Recall ‘ 8001G’ setup.
To Exit Emulator.
Cmd or Alt + Dn or Up Arrow Key
Up and Down Arrow Keys
Left and RightArrow Keys
ENTER
Off
On
6.25%
12.5%
25%
50%
To move from menu to menu
To move from item to item
To change item’s setting
To exit setup mode
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Keyboard Menu
The Keyboard Menu allows changes to parameters dealing with keyboard communications and
user-definable function keys.
8810
KEYBOARD MENU
8810 SAB2
8810
Keyboard Type
COM1
COM2
COM2
Serial Keyboard Port
Off
On
Off
Keyclick
Off
On
Slow
On
Auto-repeat
Fast
Default
Function Key Rate
Fast
Function Key Mode
Default
User Definitions
Off
Off
Program Function Key
1
2
3
4
5
On
To Save Current Setup.
To Recall saved setup.
To Recall FACTORY setup.
To Recall ‘ 8001G’ setup.
To Exit Emulator.
Cmd or Alt + Dn or Up Arrow Key
Up and Down Arrow Keys
Left and RightArrow Keys
ENTER
To move from menu to menu
To move from item to item
To change item’s setting
To exit setup mode
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Printer Menu (Fully functional, but not required by the application)
The Printer Menu allows changes to parameters dealing with printer communications and
printout preferences. The printer type, orientation, and related parameters may be changed to
meet user preference and then saved.
Disabled
PRINTER MENU
Enabled
Printer
Disabled
Printer Type
HP/PCL3 Color
Orientation
Portrait
BG Color (mono mode)
Black
Blk/White reverse (color mode)
On
Map black
(color mode)
Black
Map red
(color mode)
Red
Map green
(color mode)
Green
Map yellow
(color mode)
Yellow
Map blue
(color mode)
Blue
BMP (file)
HP/PCL3 Color
HP/PCL3 Mono
Portrait
Landscape
Black
Map magenta (color mode)
Magenta
Map cyan
(color mode)
Cyan
Map white
(color mode)
White
Printer Port
Red
Green
Yellow
Blue
Magenta
Cyan
White
Off
On
Black
Red
Green
Yellow
Blue
Magenta
Cyan
White
USB
USB
1
2
3
4
5
To Save Current Setup.
To Recall saved setup.
To Recall FACTORY setup.
To Recall ‘ 8001G’ setup.
To Exit Emulator.
Cmd or Alt + Dn or Up Arrow Key
Up and Down Arrow Keys
Left and RightArrow Keys
ENTER
To move from menu to menu
To move from item to item
To change item’s setting
To exit setup mode
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Figure 6. Printer Menu Selections
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Locator Menu (Fully functional, but not required by the application)
The Locator Menu allows changes to parameters dealing with input device selection, I/O port
selection, and host report parameters. The device type, I/O port, data rate, duplex, reporting
mode, and related parameters may be changed to meet user preference and saved.
Disabled
Enabled
Disabled on Pick
LOCATOR MENU
None
Arrow Keys
Locator
Disabled
Device Type
PS/2 Mouse
Locator Curs or Type
Box
Curs or Mode
Locator Only
Audio
Off
Report/Pick Mode
Tracking/Exit Pick
Report Format
8001G Style
Locator Port
COM2
Sensitivity
Medium
Calibrate
Off
PS/2 Mouse
Carroll Touch
LX200 Trackball
Serial Mouse
None
Under/Overscore
Box
Block
Underscore
Locator Only
Host and Locator
Host Only
Off
On
No Pick
Tracking/Exit Pick
Tracking/Movement Pick
Entry Pick
Tracking/Continuous Pick
None
Pick Only
8001G Style
8001G Style Short
ANSI Style
ANSI Style Short
VT100 Style
COM1
COM2
1
2
3
4
5
To Save Current Setup.
To Recall saved setup.
To Recall FACTORY setup.
To Recall ‘ 8001G’ setup.
To Exit Emulator.
Very Low
Low
Medium
High
Off
On
Cmd or Alt + Dn or Up Arrow Key
menu
Up and Down Arrow Keys
Left and RightArrow Keys
ENTER
To move from menu to
To move from item to item
To change item’s setting
To exit setup mode
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Figure 7. Locator Menu Selections
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Options Menu
The Options Menu allows changes to parameters dealing with cursor mode, character set, pixel
graphics, Fastscreen, cursor style, and CRT saver functions. The items may be changed to meet
user preference and saved.
Off
On
OPTIONS MENU
Line Monitor
Off
Host Curs or Mode
Host Curs or Type
Character Set
Scroll
Under/Overscore
Lowercase
Backspace Code
ANSI Commands
Protect Commands
Fastscreen Commands
Fastcreen Reports
Graphics Commands
Graphic Color Mapping
Hold Screen ^S^Q
^H
Enabled
Disabled
Disabled
Disabled
Enabled
Enabled
Off
Terminal Bell
Select Sound
Sound Volume
Standard
subalert
12
Page
Write 45Dn
Write 45Up
Wr Back
Scroll
Write Vert
None
Under/Overscore
Box
Block
Underscore
Process
Forms
Custom 1
Custom 2
Custom 3
Custom 4
Lowercase
^Z
^H
Disabled
CRT Screen Saver
Allow CMD-X Exit
Off
Enabled
No
Off
On
Data Capture
Off
Disabled
Standard
Use Sound
1
2
3
4
5
To Save Current Setup.
To Recall saved setup.
To Recall FACTORY setup.
To Recall ‘ 8001G’ setup.
To Exit Emulator.
Cmd or Alt + Dn or Up Arrow Key
Up and Down Arrow Keys
Left and RightArrow Keys
ENTER
To move from menu to menu
To move from item to item
To change item’s setting
To exit setup mode
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subalert
tada
chord
ding
chimes
drbell
siren
wail
hilo
wawa
0 thru15
Off
1 Min
5 Min
10 Min
20 Min
No
Yes
Off
On
Figure 8. Options Menu Selections
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KEYBOARDS (Fully functional, but not required by the application)
F1
Esc
Sh F0
~
`
!
1
Tab
F2 F3
@
2
Q
Cap
sLock
F4
Sh F13 Sh F14
#
3
W
A
Ctrl
%
5
E
S
Z
Shift
$
4
^
6
R
D
X
F6
F5
Sh F15
&
7
T
F
Y
G
C
V
Alt
F7
*
8
U
H
B
F8
(
9
I
)
0
O
J
N
F9 F10 F11 F12
K
+
=
{
[
P
Backspace
"
'
Space Bar
Insert Home Erase
Char
Page
Num
Lock
_.
.
Erase
Line
7
8
Home
Enter
Up
?
/
>
.
Num
Lock
Delete
Char
}
]
:
;
L
<
,
M
_
-
Shift
Alt
Caps
Lock
Print Scroll
Pause
Screen Lock
4
5
1
2
Left
Down
Right
X
_
9
Erase
Page
+
6
3
Erase
Line Enter
.
0
Ctrl
Scroll
Lock
Delete
Char
Insert
Char
Figure 9. Standard PC 101-Key Keyboard Layout w/ Intecolor Functions
F0
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
F8
AUTO FG ON BG ON BLINK 2X/BL
ON
OFF
!
"
1
2
ESC
Blk
Blu
Red
Mag
Grn
Cyn
Yel
Wht
TAB
CONTROL
SHIFT
COMMAND
Q
3
W
A
Z
ALPHA
LOCK
{
|
[
F11
F12
}
~
]
^
%
&
'
(
)
4
5
6
7
8
9
R
D
X
2X
CHAR
ON
F10
$
E
S
F9
T
F
C
Y
G
V
U
H
B
J
N
M
F13
F14
F15
DEL
=
0
I
O
K
L
+
*
;
:
<
>
?
,
.
/
SPACE BAR
BREAK
P
`
@
SETUP
INSERT DELETEDELETE INSERT
CHAR CHAR LINE
LINE
HOME
_
ERASE ERASE
PAGE LINE
R
E
T
U
R
N
SHIFT
REPT
7
8
9
.
.
4
5
6
X
1
2
3
-
0
.
=
+
Figure 10. Standard 117-Key Intecolor Keyboard Layout
NOTE:
A custom keyboard is available having 122-keys specifically designed to better emulate
the original Intecolor keyboard. Contact us for more details.
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Betalog 4000 Button Box Details
The original Betalog 4000 button box MUST be modified to function properly with the ISCPC  Emulator. The
modifications are slight and relatively easy to perform. Several photos below help locate the areas needing
attention.
Set
Jumper
to
G&H
For
TTL Data
To
Rear
Panel
GND
Post
Jumper
Must be
A&B
For
1200
Baud
(Default)
To
Rear
Panel
+5VDC
Post
Figure 11. Inside view of Betalog 4000 button box PCB
Two wires must be added to allow an external +5DC power supply connection to the PCB. It is suggested that a
pair of 20AWG-insulated wire, 1-Red & 1-Black (approx 8” long) be installed as shown. These lead to the two
unused positions on the rear terminal block (the 2 right-most posts).
Rear
Panel
GND
Post
Rear
Panel
+5VDC
Post
Figure 12. Inside view of Betalog 4000 button box showing the rear terminal connections
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In addition, remove a hard soldered jump loop from J-H. Install a 3-pin jumper header and then add suitcase
jumper to H-G (for 1200 baud operation).
Set
Jumper
to
G&H
For
TTL Data
Figure 13. Detailed view of (K-J-H-G) jumper area
Set
Jumper
to
A&B
For
TTL Data
Figure 14. Detailed view of (A-B) jumper area
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Figure 15. Front view of Betalog 4000 button box
The nine (normally-open momentary-contact) pushbuttons are connected to the Betalog 4000 internal PCB.
The codes generated by each button are listed in the table below. These codes are then transmitted via RS232 interface to the ISCPC® Emulator’s COM2 port.
Most of the generated codes are non-standard (to Intecolor® protocol) but are passed through to the host
computer via the ISCPC® COM1 port. The actions are defined in the table below.
PUSHBUTTON
CODE
ACTION
PAGE DOWN
PAGE UP
LINE UP
LINE DOWN
RESET ACK
ACK
RESET
TEST
SILENCE
0x06
0x01
0x08
0x09
0x0B
0x02
0x10
0x0C
0x0F
Host action
Host action
Host action
Local action
Host action
Host action
Host action
Host action
Host action
Figure 16. Betalog 4000 button box code chart
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Figure 17. Rear view of Betalog 4000 button box (with +5VDC external power supply)
TXD
RS232
Output
PIN 3
GND
RS232
Output
PIN 7
Figure 18. Inside view of Betalog 4000 button box showing DB25F output port
NOTE:
It is suggested that any other wiring connections be disconnected. The ISCPC® only needs two
connections to the Betalog 4000 button box.
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SIGNAL TYPE
DB25 PIN OUTPUT
BETALOG J2 PINOUT
WIRE COLOR
DATA
GROUND
3
7
2
4
RED
YELLOW
Figure 19. Betalog 4000 internal data cable wiring
NOTE:
If an internal cable needs to be constructed from scratch, use a conventional RJ11 4-pin
telephone cable cut to 12” in length. Connect a DB25F solder-tail connector as shown above.
NOTE:
Use a standard “off-the-shelf” DB9F to DB25M Serial cable (null modem type) must be
connected to the ISCPC “COM2” (DB9), and connected to the Betalog 4000 button box
(DB25M). A Belkin part number F2L088-XX may be used. The XX=03 (3-foot), XX=06 (6foot). This cable is not supplied.
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