One application on one computer or POS terminal is typically used to manage and control the subsystem of bump bars. The subsystem can support up to 32 bump bar units. Bump bars typically are used together with remote order displays. The initial targeted environment is food service, to control the display of order preparation and fulfillment information.

The BumpBar device class is a subsystem of bump bar units. The general model of a bump bar is as follows: BumpBar also supports bump bar input (keys 0-255).īumpBar may also support bump bar enunciator output with frequency and duration, and tactile feedback through an automatic tone when a bump bar key is pressed.

Public abstract class BumpBar extends PosCommonīumpBar supports broadcast methods that can communicate with one, a range, or all online bump bar units. Public ref class BumpBar abstract : public PosCommon Public abstract class BumpBar : PosCommon Namespace: Microsoft.PointOfService Assembly: Microsoft.PointOfService (in ) Syntax 'Declaration The KB1700 also offers an internal beeper and comes with various legend sheet options.Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Bump Bar device. It provides either a PS/2 or RS232C output and supports a true keyboard wedge function, operating with or without a computer keyboard. The KB1700 I/O ports allow daisy-chaining of other input devices. Using a powerful Windows-based programming utility that stores key definitions in a data file, an integrator can create a program layout for multiple keypads, rather than programming key by key, keypad by keypad. All 17 tactile keys are programmable and the KB1700 supports a full set of alphanumeric, control, function, and international output codes. It is fully downward compatible with the IBM bump bar. The KB1700 is one of the easiet and most programmable bump bars on the market. All units also receive full functional and quality control testing before leaving Logic Controls facilities. The keypad is built with high quality stainless steel dome disk switches that last more than 3 million cycles, and the unit is enclosed in special, high durability plastic that is UV-resistant and prevents color fading. The KB1700, one of the most popular 'bump bars' on the market today, is built to withstand the most demanding requirements of kitchen systems and other industrial applications.

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