Ncr Corporation

David M Wright

Charles K Wike, Jr

Paul F Nugent, Jr

Kevin L Kamphuis

Gary C Dalton

Kurt J Lippert

A retail terminal includes a display monitor and a base for supporting the display monitor. The retail terminal further includes a tilt mechanism for positioning the display monitor relative to the base. The tilt mechanism has a ratchet member supported by the display monitor. The ratchet member has a first plurality of ratchet teeth defined therein. The tilt mechanism further has a support structure secured to the base. The support structure has a second plurality of ratchet teeth defined therein. The first plurality of ratchet teeth engages the second plurality of ratchet teeth so as to hold the display monitor stationary relative to the base. The ratchet member further has a first spring arm and a second spring arm. The first spring arm and the second spring arm are each supported by the display monitor. The first spring arm and the second spring arm collectively cooperate to bias the first plurality of ratchet teeth into engagement with the second plurality of ratchet teeth.

Retail terminal having a tilt mechanism which includes a ratchet member

A retail terminal assembly includes a mounting structure having number of mounting slots defined therein. The retail terminal assembly also includes a first mounting plate which is secured to a first mounting surface, the first mounting plate having a number of first mounting tabs secured thereto. The retail terminal assembly also includes a second mounting plate which is secured to a second mounting surface, the second mounting plate having a number of second mounting tabs secured thereto. The retail terminal assembly yet further includes a core module assembly which operates to perform retail functions. The number of first mounting tabs are positioned within the number of mounting slots so as to secure the base assembly to the first mounting plate when the core module assembly operates to perform retail functions for a first time period. The number of second mounting tabs are positioned within the number of mounting slots so as to secure the base assembly to the second mounting plate when the core module assembly operates to perform retail functions for a second time period. A method of mounting and operating a retail terminal is also disclosed.

Retail terminal and associated mounting method

A retail terminal includes a first base assembly secured to a first mounting surface. The first mounting surface has a first mounting opening defined therein out of which a first electrical cable segment extends. The retail terminal also includes a second base assembly secured to a second mounting surface. The second mounting surface has a second mounting opening defined therein out of which a second electrical cable segment extends. The retail terminal further includes a core module assembly which operates to perform retail functions in a first mode of operation and a second mode of operation. The core module assembly is electrically coupled to the first electrical cable segment and attached to the first base assembly when the core module assembly is operating in the first mode of operation. The core module assembly is electrically coupled to the second electrical cable segment and attached to the second base assembly when the core module assembly is operating in the second mode of operation. The core module assembly and the first base assembly cooperate to define a first protective housing which completely contains the first cable segment when the core module assembly is attached to the first base assembly and operating in the first mode of operation. The core module assembly and the second base assembly cooperate to define a second protective housing which completely contains the second cable segment when the core module assembly is attached to the second base assembly and operating in the second mode of operation.

Retail terminal which is configured to protect electrical cables

An electronic price label (EPL) mounting device and method which allows an EPL to be mounted on a shelf at a number of viewing angles. The device includes a first portion coupled to the shelf, and a second portion which retains the EPL and which is rotatably coupled to the first portion. The device may additionally include a retainer for securing a sign to the second portion.

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Duluth, GA, United States of America

David M Wright