How do I setup an LDX9000 with OPOS Driver?

OPOS DRIVER INSTALLATION

1.   Download the OPOS drivers from the link below: 

2. Extract the Zip file to a folder on your computer.

3. Click on the file <setup.exe> to start installation and follow instructions on the 
     screen to go through installation. If running windows 11 the file may be blocked, you will need to       choose to run anyways. 

INSTALL VIA COMMAND LINE

Additionally if you want to create a scripted install, you can run the <setup.exe> file with the following command line parameters:

     /verysilent  - Install with default settings without interactive message boxes.

     /dir="x\dirname" - Overwrite the default installation directory.

     /oposlog - enable log feature for diagnostic.

     /noposlog - disable log feature

OPOS DRIVER CONFIGURATION SETUP

1.  After installation, you have to setup the OPOS driver by running
     "Logic Controls Line Display OPOS Configuration" in your programs list from the windows start          menu, or directly running the PDSetup.exe from the folder you installed it to.

      The left part of the dialog window (1) is for setting up OPOS and the right part (2)  is for testing 
      commands sent to the OPOS display.

2.   Select appropriate port and then setup LDN (Logic Device Name).  Click Add new LDN.
      A new form will be displayed, name a new LDN.  For example: "LD9".  Then click OK.

3.   To rename an LDN or delete an LDN, click Rename LDN or Delete LDN.

4.   To test the pole display, follow the order of buttons.  First click "Open", then
     "Claim", then "Enable Device".  Now the pole display is ready to display messages.

5.   Click on "DisplayText", a string is displayed on the pole display.  Test other
     functions to verify operations.

6.   Click on "Release" and then "Close".  Click on "Exit" to quit the program.  The OPOS
     driver has been setup and ready to run OPOS application software.