Run "setup.exe"
The installer must be run with Administrator privileges. If the installer is not run with Administrator privileges, then it will display an error message and exit.
* For Windows Vista or later, the "User Account Control" message is displayed. Click "Continue" to proceed.
The welcome message appears.
When EPSON OPOS ADK of other languages is installed, following Dialogue is displayed.
In this case, please uninstall it that has already been installed first.
Click Next.
The license agreement screen appears.
After reading the entire agreement, select I accept the terms of the license agreement and then click Next.
If I accept the terms of the license agreement is not selected, Next is not enabled.
The screen for selecting the type of installation appears.
Select the type of installation to run and click Next.
Selecting Complete installs all components.
Selecting Custom allows you to select installation options.
When Complete is selected, the screen for Ready To Install appears.
In this case, the installation folder is "%Program Files%\OPOS\EPSON2".
Go to "1.7. Confirmation".
When Custom is selected, the screen for selecting installation folder appears.
Go to "1.5. Selecting Installation folder".
To change the installation folder, click Change and select a folder.
The screen for selecting components to install appears.
Select the components to install and click Next.
The screen for Ready To Install appears. appears.
To advance the installation, click Install.
Installation starts, and progress is shown on the status bar.
When the installation is complete, the completion screen appears.
This completes installation.
Click Finish to exit the installer.
Double-click the Add or Remove Programs icon in Control Panel, and click Remove for EPSON OPOS ADK.
When uninstallation is complete, the following screen appears. Click Finish to exit.
Silent installation involves the following steps.
- Preparing Device Registration Information
- Creating an Installation Script
- Running Installation
- Add Device Registration Information
Using the command prompt, append "/r" to "setup.exe" and run it.
Example:
setup.exe /r
When setup finishes, the file "setup.iss" is created in %WINDIR%.
When you run the information collection tool described in "3.3 Preparing Device Registration Information", the "setup.iss" file in %WINDIR% is stored in the EpsonCopyInstallModules folder. Copy this file to the installation media.
If you will use the information collection tool, do not change the filename. Doing so prevents the tool from collecting the right information.
Device registration information is required to perform a silent installation. Use the following procedure to collect the information.
(1) Using SetupPOS, register the devices that will be used.
(2) Use the information collection tool (CollectCopyInstallModules) to collect the device registration information. The tool is located in the installation destination folder.
Example:
%Program Files%\OPOS\EPSON2\CollectCopyInstallModules.bat
When you run the tool, a folder named EpsonCopyInstallModules is created in the same directory as the tool. The following files used in silent installation are stored in the folder.
* Registry saved by the SetupPOS utility
* Port information file (pcs.properties)
* Record file (setup.iss)
Copy this file to the installation media.
Run "setup.exe" using the installation script (setup.iss).
Example:
setup.exe /s /f1"<absolute path>\<ISS file>"
A log file is created in the same directory as the "/f1" option. The name of the log file is "setup.log."
Note:
* Set the absolute path for the "f1" option.
* Only installation scripts that are created for the exact same configuration are supported. For example, installation scripts created for a clean install are not supported for upgrade, modify, etc. A new installation script must be created for each of these configurations.
The device registration information output beforehand is registered.
Example:
reg add "<Reg file>"
The silent uninstallation script file is installed in the installation directory when EPSON OPOS ADK is installed. The file name is "Uninstall.iss." Copy this file to the installation media. The file name can be changed.
Run "setup.exe" using the uninstallation script (uninstall.iss).
Example:
setup.exe /s /f1"<absolute path>\<ISS file>"
A log file is created in the same directory as the "/f1" option. The name of the log file is "setup.log."
Note:
* Set the absolute path for the "f1" option.
* Only installation scripts that are created for the exact same configuration are supported. For example, installation scripts created for a clean install are not supported for upgrade, modify, etc. A new installation script must be created for each of these configurations.