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-=== Installation Guide for USB Driver on Linux Systems ===
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-This guide provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and installing the USB driver for your production terminal on a Linux system.
-== Download and Preparation: ==
-* Download the USB Driver:
-** Download the USB driver zip package from the provided link: [http://ftp.wizarpos.com/advanceSDK/usbserialdriverinlinux.zip USB Driver Zip Package].
-* Unzip the Package:
-** After downloading, unzip the package to a preferred location on your system.
-== Installation Steps: ==
-# '''Compile the Driver:'''
-#* Open your terminal.
-#* Navigate to the directory where you unzipped the package.
-#* Run the command: ''''make''''
-# '''Load the usbserial Module:'''
-#* Execute the command: ''''sudo modprobe usbserial''''
-# '''Insert the Driver Module:'''
-#* Insert the driver module by running: ''''sudo insmod ./qcgeneric.ko''''
-# '''Verify the Installation:'''
-#* Check if the driver is successfully installed and recognized by your system with the command: ''''ll /dev/ttyUSB*''''
-#* This command lists all the USB serial devices connected to your system.
-If you encounter any issues during the installation process, please refer to our FAQ section or contact our technical support team for assistance.