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A company named Ultimate Technologies used to (5 years or so ago) sell a line of cash registers that where 5250 devices. Sending a special set of characters to line 24 of a display file would be redirected to the pole display or open the cash drawer. We use some wasp hardware to run a POS operation in our Student Activities office that just uses client access and a green-screen app that we wrote in house. The receipt printer is just setup as a windows default printer and so printing to a client access printer session goes to the receipt printer. We used one of the wasp programmable keyboards and just set the keys to send the function keys that POS app wanted. (e.g. F12 for PAY, F3 for Cancel sale, etc). No pole display in use and no cash drawer but I think most POS cash drawers daisychain off the receipt printer and printing a special code will fire the drawer. If may take some tinkering to let the special codes thru client access without being translated.
GSegal@xxxxxxxxxx 10/30/2006 2:27:26 PM >>>
Hi guys, I need some advise on "Point of Sale" hardware. We have a store with two POS(Wasp) systems that are using Wasp software and hardware. We have to upload/download inventory, convert data, etc.... It does not work smoothly....... we have 2 stand a long Wasp Quick store systems: (http://www.waspbarcode.com/point_of_sale/quickstore_pos_bundle_p.asp <http://www.waspbarcode.com/point_of_sale/quickstore_pos_bundle_p.asp> ) We would like to write Cash Register software that will work directly with our inventory files and merge into our existing applications. 1. Is there any POS software with open source? 2. What hardware is the best to use? 3. How can I make iSeries(model 9406 V5R2M0) to communicate with a Wasp cash register? 4. Is there a special API's to open the cash drawer? Thank you in advance Gary Gary Segal Goebel Of North America 609-730-8929 Direct 609-737-1980 Ext 8781 609-737-8685 Fax 215-431-7294 Mobil GSegal@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:GSegal@xxxxxxxxxx>
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