Microsoft.PointOfService.ControlBase

Enumerates the possible card types recognized by POS for .NET.

Card type is United States and Canadian Driver's License or ID Card.

Card type is intentionally blank.

ISO card type.

JIS Type I card type.

JIS Type II card type.

Card type other than the ones mentioned above.

Unknown card type.

Exposes functionality required for support of cash drawer devices.

Creates an instance of the .

The class raises events to inform the service object that the value of the property has been updated and the application has been notified of a drawer status change.

Releases the device and its resources.

Opens a device for subsequent input/output processing.

Physically opens the cash drawer.

Implemented by the service object to physically open the cash drawer.

Updates the property and informs applications using the cash drawer of the status change.

An instance of the class, posEvent contains the event the service object queued to the application.

The application calls to wait until the cash drawer is closed.

Number of milliseconds between the sounding of beeper tones. Number of milliseconds that the beep tone will sound. Number of milliseconds to wait before starting an alert beeper. Audio frequency of the alert beeper in hertz.

Indicates that the drawer can report its status.

Indicates that statuses unique to each drawer in multi-drawer configurations can be reported.

Indicates whether the drawer is open.

Returns an instance of the helper class, containing getters and setters for cash drawer and common properties.

is a helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the retrieval and setting of property values for cash drawer devices.

Indicates that the drawer can report its status.

Indicates whether statuses unique to each drawer in multi-drawer configurations* can be reported.

Indicates whether the drawer is open.

A helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the update of the array of cells used by the method.

Contains the text mode attribute used to display the data.

If the Type is , contains the characters to be displayed.

Contains the column where the data is to be displayed.

Contains the pixels to be displayed.

Contains the row where the data is to be displayed.

Contains the type of character, bitmap, or glyph being displayed.

Defines the possible types of data that can be displayed on the line display device.

The cell to be displayed contains a bitmap.

The cell to be displayed contains characters.

The cell to be displayed contains no data.

The cell to be displayed contains a glyph.

Contains most of the functionality for support of check scanner devices.

Creates an instance of the class.

Initiates the document insertion process.

Number of milliseconds before failing the method.

must be implemented by the service object to place the check scanner in check insertion processing.

Number of milliseconds before failing the method.

Initiates the document removal process.

Number of milliseconds before failing the method.

must be implemented by the service object to initiate document removal processing.

Number of milliseconds before failing the method.

Clears a specific image or all the images in the device memory.

Indicates how the image file is to be located so that it can be removed from the storage.

The service object should override the default implementation only if the check scanner device supports storage of images.

Indicates how the image file is to be located so that it can be removed from the storage.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Establishes one or more cropping areas that can be applied to a scanned image.

The starting Y-coordinate of the cropping area. The value added to the X-coordinate in order to determine the X endpoint of the cropping area. The value added to the Y-coordinate in order to determine the Y endpoint of the cropping area. The numeric identifier for the defined crop area. The starting X-coordinate of the cropping area.

Ends the document insertion process.

must be implemented by the service object to terminate the check insertion process.

Ends the document removal or ejection mode.

must be implemented by the service object to terminate the document removal process.

Opens a device for subsequent input/output processing.

Called prior to the delivery of a event to the application.

An instance of the class, posEvent contains the event that was queued to the application.

Retrieves the most recently scanned image, which is resident in the working area memory, and to use it to populate the property.

Identifier to specify the storage location of the crop area parameters to be applied to the most recently scanned image held in the working area memory of the device. If the value is then the entire area of the most recently scanned image is retrieved.

Retrieves an image that was previously stored in memory and use it to set the property.

Indicates how the image file is to be located so that it can be retrieved from the device memory storage.

The service object should override the default implementation only if the check scanner device supports storage of images.

Indicates how the image file is to be located so that it can be retrieved from the device memory storage.

Returns a scanned image of the check, created from the raw data in the format specified by the value of the property.

Stores an image or a cropped area of the image in the memory of the device.

The service object should override the default implementation only if the check scanner device supports the storage of images.

A bitmap.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the contrast can be adjusted automatically.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can automatically create a file name for the captured image file.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can automatically generate tag data used in reference to the image file for the captured image.

Indicates whether the height and width of the scanned document will be automatically placed in the and properties when the image is captured.

Indicates whether the check scanner device supports image formats other than bi-tonal.

Indicates whether a check’s MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) data can be captured during a check scanning cycle (single-pass scanning).

Gets the Boolean value that indicates the ability of the device to lighten or darken the scanned image.

Indicates whether the check scanner device supports a feature that allows cropping of areas of interest within the scan image area defined by the and properties.

Indicates which image file formats are supported by the check scanner device.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can set tag data, as defined by the property, to the image data file stored in the property.

Indicates whether the check scanner device supports a check MICR read function.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can store check images in its hardware memory by using the method.

Indicates that a check doesn’t have to be removed from the check scanner device prior to performing validation printing.

Specifies the image scan mode for subsequent document scan operations.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can conduct a MICR read during a check-scanning cycle.

Gets or sets the contrast to adjust the darkness of the image.

Holds the number of defined crop areas that may be applied to the captured image.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device has been placed in an operational state.

Holds the height of the document scanned, or the height of the document to be scanned.

Holds the width of the document scanned, or the width of the document to be scanned.

Holds the file name associated with the image data file.

Holds the file location associated with the image data file when either the or methods are called. Its value is set prior to a DataEvent event being delivered to the application.

Holds the image data after the or methods are called.

Holds the data format of the image file that the device will use when it captures an image.

Indicates the current memory availability status if the device has the ability to store multiple image files.

Holds a string that specifies the tag name for the captured image data. The string may be specified by the application or automatically generated by the check scanner device.

Holds the mapping mode of the printer the application wants to use.

Specifies the maximum number of crop areas the device can support.

Holds an instance of the helper class, which contains getters and setters for properties.

Sets the resolution of the device when a scan image is to take place. The resolution value is defined as dpi (dots per inch).

Defines the resolutions the check scanner device is capable of supporting.

Provides a “best guess” estimate of the remaining number of images that can be stored.

A helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the retrieval of scanned images and setting of properties.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified image data, file ID, file index, and image tag data.

Holds the file location associated with the image data file. Holds the file name associated with the image data file. Holds the image data Holds a string that specifies the tag name for the captured image data.

Holds the file name associated with the image data file.

Holds the file location associated with the image data file.

Holds the image data.

Holds a string that specifies the tag name for the captured image data.

A helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the retrieval and setting of property values for check scanner devices.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can automatically create a file name for the captured image file.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can automatically generate tag data used in reference to the image file for the captured image.

Indicates that the height and width of the scanned document will be automatically placed in the and properties when the image is captured.

Indicates that the check scanner device supports image formats other than bi-tonal.

Indicates whether a check’s MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) data can be captured during a check scanning cycle (single-pass scanning).

Indicates whether the check scanner device supports a feature that allows cropping of areas of interest within the scan image area defined by the and properties.

Indicates that the check scanner device can set tag data, as defined by the property, to the image data file stored in the property.

Indicates that the check scanner device supports a check MICR read function.

Indicates that the check scanner device can store check images in its hardware memory.

Indicates that a check doesn’t have to be removed from the check scanner device prior to performing validation printing.

Specifies the image scan mode for subsequent document scan operations.

Indicates whether the check scanner device can conduct a MICR read during a check-scanning cycle.

Holds the height of the document scanned, or the height of the document to be scanned.

Holds the width of the document scanned, or the width of the document to be scanned.

Holds the file name associated with the image data file.

Holds the file location associated with the image data file.

Holds the image data after the RetrieveImage or RetrieveMemory methods are called.

Holds the data format of the image file that the device will use when it captures an image.

Indicates the current memory availability status if the device has the ability to store multiple image files.

Holds a string that specifies the tag name for the captured image data. The string may be specified by the application or automatically generated by the check scanner device.

Specifies the units of measure that are currently valid for the check scanner device.

Specifies the maximum number of crop areas the device can support.

Sets the resolution of the device when a scan image is to take place. The resolution value is defined as dpi (dots per inch).

Defines the resolutions the check scanner device is capable of supporting.

Provides a “best guess” estimate of the remaining number of images that can be stored.

Clears the area defined by the property.

When the application updates printer properties and then calls the method, the class uses an instance of the class, cast to the class and stored in the array, to capture information about that method call.

Contains the value of the percentage parameter set when the application made the method call.

Helps a service object implement device statistics reporting.

Initializes a new instance of DeviceStatistics with the specified device information.

Contains the device type. Contains the hardware path or any string that uniquely identifies the device. Contains the name of the device or of the performance object that exposes performance counters.

Releases the class and its resources.

Creates and stores a new statistic for a device, after verifying that the statistic doesn't already exist.

The name of the statistic (or the constant that refers to the statistic) to be created. If set to true, the created statistic will be identified by POS for .NET as resettable to 0 (zero).

Creates and stores a new statistic for a device, after verifying that the statistic doesn't already exist.

The name of the statistic (or the constant that refers to the statistic) to be created. If set to true, the created statistic will be identified by POS for .NET as resettable to 0 (zero). The unit of measure.

Releases all managed and unmanaged resources.

Releases the specified resources.

true to release both managed and unmanaged resources; false to release only unmanaged resources.

Saves the current statistics values to the XML statistics file.

Returns the value of the specified statistic.

The name of the statistic that will be read.

Increments the specified statistic by 1.

Name of the statistic to be incremented. For UPOS-defined statistics, name should contain the POS for .NET predefined constant for the statistic.

Increments a statistic by the specified amount.

Amount by which to increment the statistic. Name of the statistic to be incremented. For UPOS-defined statistics, name should contain the POS for .NET predefined constant for the statistic.

Loads the saved statistics values for a device, so that they can be incremented during the current work session and then re-saved.

Resets the specified statistic to zero.

Specifies the statistic that is to be reset.

Resets all statistics associated with a device to 0 (zero).

Resets all statistics for a specified category to 0 (zero).

Contains the category of statistics the application wishes to reset for the device. Possible categories are defined by the enumeration.

Resets the specified statistics to 0 (zero).

Contains a comma-separated string of statistics.

Retrieves all device statistics.

Contains a comma-separated string of statistics.

Retrieves all device statistics.

Retrieves the statistics for the specified category.

Contains the category of statistics the application wishes to retrieve. Possible values are defined by the StatisticsCategories enumeration.

Retrieves the specified string of statistics.

Contains a comma-separated string of statistics.

Sets the statistic handlers for an existing statistic.

The handler to be called to get the statistic. Name of (or constant that refers to) the related statistic to be retrieved or set. The handler to be called to set the statistic.

Sets the value of a specified statistic.

Name of (or the constant that refers to) the statistic whose value is to be set. The value to which the statistic should be set.

Updates the value of the specified statistic.

Name of the statistic to be updated. Value to which the statistic should be set.

Updates a list of statistics with the corresponding specified values.

Contains an array of class instances (name-value pairs).

Updates the specified category of statistics with the specified value.

Contains the category of statistics the application wishes to update. Possible categories are defined by the enumeration. Contains the value to be used to update the statistics in the specified category.

Indicates whether a device supports statistics reporting.

Indicates whether at least one statistic can reset its value to zero.

Contains the interval used by POS for .NET to determine when to update the device's XML statistics file with the current statistics values.

Used as the event type for the delegate.

Delegate for the event.

Gets a device statistic.

Contains most of the functionality required for support of Line Display devices, including drawing of text and graphics (glyphs and bitmaps), window management, and scrolling, marquee, and teletype functions.

Creates an instance of the class.

Informs the service object that the value of the property has changed.

Inform the service object that the value of the property has changed.

Turns off all descriptors.

Called by the method.

Clears the current window by displaying blanks, sets the and properties to zero, and then resynchronizes the beginning of the window with the start of the viewport.

Creates a viewport over the portion of the display specified by the first four parameters.

The viewport’s start device row. The number of device rows in the viewport. The number of device columns in the viewport. The viewport’s start device column. The number of columns in the window. The number of rows in the window.

Defines a glyph character.

Byte array that defines the glyph. The character code to be defined.

Destroys the current window.

Displays the bitmap with the specified alignment.

Horizontal placement of the bitmap to be displayed. File name or URL of the bitmap file. Vertical placement of the bitmap to be displayed.

Displays the bitmap with the specified alignment and width.

Horizontal placement of the bitmap to be displayed. File name or URL of the bitmap file. Width of the bitmap to be displayed. Vertical placement of the bitmap to be displayed.

Called by the class to draw the window.

Contains an array of class instances, each of which represents a single character position on the display (or the set of pixels that occupy a single character position). The string of characters to display. The string of characters to display. The display attribute for the text. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are Normal or Blink.

Displays the string of characters at the specified row and column.

The string of characters to display. The start row for the text. The start column for the text.

Displays the string of characters at the specified row and column, in the specified display mode.

The string of characters to display. The start row for the text. The start column for the text. The display attribute for the text. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Must be either or .

Creates the device window and sets its property to 100.

Reads the currently displayed character at the cursor position.

Changes the current window to the one specified by the window parameter, then redisplays that window’s viewport.

Specifies the window to be refreshed.

Scrolls text in the current window, in the specified direction.

Indicates the scrolling direction, as defined by the enumeration. Indicates the number of columns or rows to scroll.

Sets the bitmap number and placement.

The horizontal placement of the bitmap. The file name or URL of the bitmap file. The number to be assigned to this bitmap. The vertical placement of the bitmap.

Sets the bitmap number, placement, and width.

The horizontal placement of the bitmap. The file name or URL of the bitmap file. The width of the bitmap to be displayed. The number to be assigned to this bitmap. The vertical placement of the bitmap.

Sets the state of a descriptor.

Indicates the attribute for the descriptor. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Indicates which descriptor to change. The value can range between zero and one less than the value of the property.

Called by the method.

Holds the blink cycle in milliseconds.

If true, display of bitmaps is supported.

Holds the character blink capability of the line display device.

If true, the device’s blink rate can be controlled, and the application uses the property to indicate the rate at which the display blinks.

If true, brightness control is supported.

Holds the default character set capability of the line display device.

Holds a bitwise indication of the cursor types supported by the line display device, selectable via the property.

If true, the device supports custom glyph definition.

If true, the device supports descriptors.

If true, the device supports horizontal marquee windows.

If true, the device supports inter-character wait.

If true, then the service object is able to map the characters provided by the application to the character sets defined in the property when displaying data.

Holds the capability of the line display device to read back the data displayed on it.

Holds the reverse video capability of the line display device.

If true, the line display device supports changing the screen mode (that is, the number of text rows and columns).

If true, the device supports vertical marquee windows.

Holds the character set for displaying characters.

Holds a string of character set numbers.

Holds the number of columns for this window.

Holds the column in the current window to which the next displayed character will be output.

Translates the value into a device coordinate by returning an integer that represents the value of the property added to the current window’s start column value.

Translates the value into a device coordinate by returning an integer that represents the value of the property added to the current window’s start row value.

Holds the row in the current window to which the next displayed character will be output.

Holds the cursor type for the current window. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

If true when characters are displayed using the and methods, then the and properties will be updated to point to the character beyond the last character output.

Holds an array of instances of the helper class, which represents the character code ranges that are available for defining glyphs.

Holds the device brightness value, expressed as a percentage between 0 and 100.

Holds the number of columns on this device.

Holds the number of descriptors on this device.

Holds the number of rows on this device.

Holds the maximum number of windows supported by the line display device.

Indicates the glyph height based on the number of pixels for a character cell.

Indicates the glyph width based on the number of pixels for a character cell.

Holds the wait time, specified in milliseconds, between the display of each character with the and methods.

If true, then the service object is able to map the characters provided by the application to the character sets defined in the property when displaying data.

Holds the marquee format for the current window.

Holds the wait time, specified in milliseconds, between scrolling the final character or row of the window into its viewport and restarting the marquee with the first or last character or row.

Holds the marquee type for the current window.

Holds the wait time, specified in milliseconds, between marquee scrolling of each column or row in the window.

Contains the maximum number of horizontal pixels supported by the device.

Contains the maximum number of vertical pixels supported by the device.

Returns an instance of the helper class, containing getters and setters for and common properties.

Holds the number of rows for this window.

Holds the screen mode value of the device.

Holds the array of class instances that are supported by the device.

Delegate for the protected event.

A helper class created by POS for .NET and used by the class for creating and displaying bitmaps.

Contains the bitmap to be displayed.

Contains the filename of the bitmap to be displayed.

A helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the retrieval and setting of property values for line display devices.

Holds the blink cycle in milliseconds.

If true, display of bitmaps is supported.

Holds the character blink capability of the line display device.

If true, the device’s blink rate can be controlled, and the application uses the property to indicate the rate at which the display blinks.

If true, brightness control is supported.

Holds the default character set capability of the line display device.

Holds a bitwise indication of the cursor types supported by the line display device, selectable via the property.

If true, the device supports custom glyph definition.

If true, the device supports descriptors.

If true, the device supports horizontal marquee windows.

If true, the device supports inter-character wait.

If true, then the service object is able to map the characters provided by the application to the character sets defined in the property when displaying data.

Holds the capability of the line display device to read back the data displayed on it.

Holds the reverse video capability of the line display device.

If true, the line display device supports changing the screen mode (that is, the number of text rows and columns).

If true, the device supports vertical marquee windows.

Holds the character set for displaying characters.

Holds a string of character set numbers.

Holds the number of columns for this window.

Holds the current window to which text is displayed.

Holds the column in the current window to which the next displayed character will be output.

Holds the row in the current window to which the next displayed character will be output.

Holds the cursor type for the current window.

If true when characters are displayed using the and methods, then the and properties will be updated to point to the character beyond the last character output.

Holds an array of instances of the helper class, which represents the character code ranges that are available for defining glyphs.

Holds the device brightness value, expressed as a percentage between 0 and 100.

Holds the number of columns on this device.

Holds the number of descriptors on this device.

Holds the number of rows on this device.

Holds the maximum number of windows supported by the line display device.

Indicates the glyph height based on the number of pixels for a character cell.

Indicates the glyph width based on the number of pixels for a character cell.

Holds the wait time, specified in milliseconds, between the display of each character with the and methods.

If true when outputting data, the service object maps the characters transferred by the application to the character set selected in the property.

Holds the marquee format for the current window.

Holds the wait time, specified in milliseconds, between scrolling the final character or row of the window into its viewport and restarting the marquee with the first or last character or row.

Holds the marquee type for the current window.

Holds the wait time, specified in milliseconds, between marquee scrolling of each column or row in the window.

A value of 0 (zero) indicates that bitmaps are not supported.

A value of zero indicates that bitmaps aren’t supported.

Holds the number of rows for this window.

Holds the screen mode value of the device.

Holds the array of class instances that are supported by the device.

An array of instances of is used to provide a list of supported screen modes for the property.

Creates a new instance of the class with the specified number of columns, rows, glyph width, and glyph height.

The glyph height based on the number of pixels for a character cell. The glyph width based on the number of pixels for a character cell. The number of device columns. The number of device rows.

The glyph height based on the number of pixels for a character cell.

The glyph width based on the number of pixels for a character cell.

The maximum number of horizontal pixels supported by the device.

The maximum number of vertical pixels supported by the device.

Used to capture information about the method call.

Contains the value of the type parameter from the method.

Contains most of the functionality for support of MSR devices.

Creates a new instance of the class.

Resets the values of properties altered by DataEvent or ErrorEvent.

Called by the service object when an error occurs while the MSR device is attempting to read card data.

Contains the error reporting code, as defined by the enumeration. Contains the type of card swiped, as defined by the enumeration. Contains the data read for Track1. Contains one of the constants that describes the type of card read error. Contains the data read for Track3. Contains the data read for Track2. Contains the data read for Track4.

Called by the service object when the card swipe has been successful.

Contains the type of card swiped, as defined by the enumeration. Contains the data read for Track1. Contains the data read for Track3. Contains the data read for Track2. Contains the data read for Track4.

Initializes MSR properties , , , , and .

Called to decode card data into the appropriate properties.

Contains the type of card swiped, as defined by the enumeration. Contains the data read for Track1 Contains the data read for Track3 Contains the data read for Track2 Contains the data read for Track4

Called to decode card data into the appropriate properties.

Called prior to the delivery of a event to the application.

An instance of the class, posEvent contains the event that was queued to the application.

Called prior to the delivery of a event to the application.

An instance of the class, posEvent contains the event that was queued to the application.

Sets the maximum encoding length for the specified Msr data tracks.

An integer representing the maximum track length for data track 3. An integer representing the maximum track length for data track 4. An integer representing the maximum track length for data track 1. An integer representing the maximum track length for data track 2.

Called by the service object when the card data is unreadable.

Contains the error code, as defined by the enumeration. Contains one of the constants that describes the type of read error.

Initiates the encoding of data to the MSR track(s) selected in the property.

The first data track. The third data track. The number of milliseconds before failing the method. If -1, the method waits as long as need before the card is swiped. The second data track. The fourth data track.

Holds the account number from the most recently swiped card.

Indicates that the MSR supports ISO cards.

Indicates that the MSR device supports JIS Type-I cards.

Indicates that the MSR device supports JIS Type-II cards.

Indicates that the MSR device can transmit start and end sentinels.

If false, the , , , and properties contain the original encoded bit sequence, known as “raw format.”

Holds the type of error reporting the application wants to receive. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Holds the expiration date from the most recently swiped card, as four ASCII decimal characters in the form YYMM.

Holds the first name from the most recently swiped card.

Holds the middle initial from the most recently swiped card.

If true, the decoded data contained within the and properties is further separated into fields for access via various other properties.

Contains getters and setters for common and Msr specific properties.

Holds the service code from the most recently swiped card.

Holds the suffix from the most recently swiped card.

Holds the surname from the most recently swiped card.

Holds the title from the most recently swiped card.

Holds either the Track 1 data from the most recently swiped card or an empty array.

Holds the Track 1 discretionary data from the most recently swiped card.

Holds either the Track 2 data from the most recently swiped card or an empty array.

The Track 2 discretionary data from the most recently swiped card.

Holds either the Track 3 data from the most recently swiped card or an empty array.

Holds the Track 4 data (JIS-II) from the most recently swiped card.

Indicates the track data that the application wishes to place into the , , and properties following a card swipe.

Indicates that the Track1Data, Track2Data, Track3Data, and Track4Data properties contain start sentinel and end sentinel values.

An instance of a class is returned by the protected method of the class. The string fields and discretionary data are decoded, and then stored in their respective properties.

Creates an instance of the class.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified parameters.

The account number from the most recently swiped card. The middle initial from the most recently swiped card. The Track 1 discretionary data from the most recently swiped card. The first name from the most recently swiped card. The suffix from the most recently swiped card. The surname from the most recently swiped card. The service code from the most recently swiped card. The expiration date from the most recently swiped card, as four ASCII decimal characters in the form YYMM. The Track 2 discretionary data from the most recently swiped card. The title from the most recently swiped card.

Creates an instance of the class based on the parameters specified.

The expiration date in the most recently swiped card. The color of the hair in the most recently swiped card. The endorsements in the most recently swiped card. The birth date in the most recently swiped card. The surname in the most recently swiped card. The color of the eye in the most recently swiped card. The license number in the most recently swiped card. The restrictions in the most recently swiped card. The first name in the most recently swiped card. The city in the most recently swiped card. The class in the most recently swiped card. The address in the most recently swiped card. The weight as stated in the most recently swiped card. The postal code in the most recently swiped card. The gender in the most recently swiped card. The suffix in the most recently swiped card. The height in the most recently swiped card. The name of the state in the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the account number from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the address in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the date of birth in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the name of the city in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the class in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the endorsements in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the expiration date from the most recently swiped card, as four ASCII decimal characters in the form YYMM. For example, February 1998 is "9802" and August 2018 is "1808".

Gets or sets the eye color field in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the first name from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the gender field in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the hair color field in the most recently swiped card.

Return a string.

Gets or sets the height field in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the license number in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the middle initial from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the postal code in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the restrictions field in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the service code from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the state field in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

Gets or sets the suffix from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the surname from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the title from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the Track 1 discretionary data from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the Track 2 discretionary data from the most recently swiped card.

Gets or sets the weight field in the most recently swiped card.

Returns a string.

A helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the retrieval and setting of property values for MSR devices.

Indicates that the MSR supports ISO cards.

Indicates that the MSR device supports JIS Type-I cards.

Indicates that the MSR device can transmit start and end sentinels.

An instance of is returned by the protected method of the class. Tracks 1 through 4 are decoded and stored in each of the four, discrete Track properties.

Creates a new instance of the class.

Creates a new instance of the class with the specified MSR track data.

Data from the third MSR track. Data from the first MSR track. Data from the second MSR track. Data from the fourth MSR track.

Holds decoded data from the first MSR track.

Holds decoded data from the second MSR track.

Holds decoded data from the third MSR track.

Holds decoded data from the fourth MSR track.

Prints a collection of .

Indicates a single page mode print operation.

Implements all properties and methods for supporting PIN pad devices.

Creates an instance of the class.

Informs the PIN Pad’s service object that an EFT Transaction is starting.

Identifies the EFT Transaction Host to be used for this transaction. Name of the desired PIN Pad Management System.

Informs the PIN Pad’s service object that an EFT Transaction is starting.

Identifies the EFT Transaction Host to be used for this transaction. Name of the desired PIN Pad Management System.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Tells the service object to compute a MAC value and return it to the application.

Contains the message that the application intends to send to the EFT Transaction Host.

The class calls from its method.

Contains the message that the application intends to send to the EFT Transaction Host.

Starts PIN entry at the PIN pad device.

The class calls from its method.

Takes the PIN pad out of EFT Transaction Mode.

The transaction completion code.Valid values for the completionCode are defined by the enumeration.

The class calls from its method.

The transaction completion code.Valid values for the completionCode are defined by the enumeration.

Called by the service object to exit PIN entry mode.

If status is set to Success, encryptedPin should contain the encrypted data for the PIN that has been entered; otherwise, it should be set to null. Contains the current status of PIN entry. Possible values are defined by the enumerator. If status is set to Success, additionalSecurityInformation should contain any pertinent additional security information; otherwise, it should be set to null.

Opens a device for later input/output processing.

Called prior to the delivery of a event to the application.

An instance of the class, posEvent contains the event that was queued to the application.

Provides a new encryption key to the PIN pad service object for those PIN Pad Management Systems in which new key values are sent to the terminal as a field in standard messages from the EFT Transaction Host.

Contains a key number. Contains a Hex-ASCII value for a new key.

The class calls from its method.

Contains a key number. Contains a Hex-ASCII value for a new key.

Tells the service object to verify the MAC value in a message received from an EFT Transaction Host.

The message parameter contains a message received from an EFT Transaction Host.

The class calls from its method.

The message parameter contains a message received from an EFT Transaction Host.

Holds the user’s account number for the current EFT transaction.

Holds security/encryption information, formatted as a Hex-ASCII string, after a successful PIN entry operation in which the event is queued to the application with a of Success.

Holds the amount of the current EFT transaction.

Holds an array of the languages supported by the pre-defined prompts in the PIN pad device, as defined by the .NET Framework Class.

Holds a comma-separated string of supported values for the property.

Indicates the operations that the application can perform on the PIN pad display.

If set to true, the application can use the PIN pad keyboard to obtain input.

Indicates the language of pre-defined messages for the PIN pad device (for example, English, French, Arabic, and so on).

If set to true, the PIN pad supports MAC calculation.

If set to true, the PIN pad has a tone indicator, which is implemented as a class object.

Holds the value of the encrypted PIN after the event notifies the application that a PIN entry operation has been completed.

Holds the maximum acceptable number of digits to be entered for the PIN.

Holds the Merchant ID, as it is known to the EFT Transaction Host.

Holds the minimum acceptable number of digits to be entered for a PIN.

Indicates whether the PinPad is ready to accept PIN entry.

Holds a pre-defined message to be displayed on the PIN Pad.

Specifies the language in which the message specified by the property will be displayed, as defined by the .NET Framework class.

Contains getters and setters for and properties.

Holds the Terminal ID, as it is known to the EFT Transaction Host.

Holds either the decoded Track 1 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds either the decoded Track 2 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds either the decoded Track 3 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds either the decoded Track 4 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds the current EFT transaction type.

A helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the retrieval and setting of property values for PIN pad devices.

Holds the user’s account number for the current EFT transaction.

Holds security/encryption information, formatted as a Hex-ASCII string, after a successful PIN entry operation in which the event is queued to the application with a of Success.

Holds the amount of the current EFT transaction.

Holds an array of the languages supported by the pre-defined prompts in the PIN pad device, as defined by the .NET Framework Class.

Holds a comma-separated string of supported values for the property.

Indicates the operations that the application can perform on the PIN pad display.

If set to true, the application can use the PIN pad keyboard to obtain input.

Indicates the language of pre-defined messages for the PIN pad device (for example, English, French, Arabic, and so on).

If set to true, the PIN pad supports MAC calculation.

If set to true, the PIN pad has a tone indicator, which is implemented as a class object.

Holds the value of the encrypted PIN after the event notifies the application that a PIN entry operation has been completed.

Holds the maximum acceptable number of digits to be entered for the PIN.

Holds the Merchant ID, as it is known to the EFT Transaction Host.

Holds the minimum acceptable number of digits to be entered for a PIN.

Indicates whether the PinPad is ready to accept PIN entry.

Holds a pre-defined message to be displayed on the PIN Pad.

Specifies the language in which the message specified by the property will be displayed, as defined by the .NET Framework class.

Holds the Terminal ID, as it is known to the EFT Transaction Host.

Holds either the decoded Track 1 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds either the decoded Track 2 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds either the decoded Track 3 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds either the decoded Track 4 data from the previous card swipe or an empty string.

Holds the current EFT transaction type.

Contains compete device functionality implemented by POS for .NET for support of keyboard devices.

Creates an instance of the class.

Holds the type of the last keyboard event.

The keyData parameter contains the value of the key pressed, defined as a logical key code in the upper 16 bits and a scan code in the lower 16 bits, where the values need not match a standard PC keyboard’s values.

If true, the keyboard device is able to generate both key-down and key-up input data, based on the value of the property.

Opens a device for later input/output processing.

Called prior to the delivery of a event to the application.

An instance of the class, posEvent contains the event the service object queued to the application.

If true, the keyboard device is able to generate both key-down and key-up input data, based on the value of the property.

Holds the type of events that the application wants to receive.

Holds the value of the key from the last .

Contains getters and setters for and properties.

A helper class created by POS for .NET to simplify the retrieval and setting of property values for keyboard devices.

If true, the keyboard device is able to generate both key-down and key-up input data, based on the value of the property.

Holds the type of events that the application wants to receive.

Holds the value of the key from the last .

Holds the type of the last keyboard event.

class derives from class and contains more complete device functionality implemented by POS for .NET for support of POS printer devices.

Creates a new instance of the class.

Raised when the current print operation should be cancelled.

Initiates form insertion processing. is paired with the method to control form insertion.

The number of milliseconds before failing the method.

Implemented by service objects to process BeginInsertion requests.

The number of milliseconds before failing the method.

Initiates form removal processing.

The number of milliseconds before failing the method.

Implemented by service objects to process BeginRemoval requests.

The number of milliseconds before failing the method.

Selects the side of the document it wants to print on.

The side on which to print.

Method implemented by service objects to process requests.

The side on which to print.

Clears all device output that has been buffered. Also, when possible, to halt outputs that are in progress.

Clears the area defined by the property.

Cuts the receipt paper.

The percentage of paper to cut.

Method implemented by the service object to process CutPaper requests.

The percentage of paper to cut.

Ends form-insertion processing.

Method implemented by the service object to process requests.

Ends form-removal processing.

Method implemented by service objects to process EndRemoval requests.

Holds the type of mark-sensed paper handling available.

Indicates the type of mark-sensed paper handling.

Method implemented by the service object to process MarkFeed requests.

The type of mark-sensed paper handling.

Opens a device for later input/output processing.

Enters or exits Page Mode for the station specified in the property.

The page mode control.

Method implemented by service objects to process PageModePrint requests.

The collection of PageModePrint requests.

Called before the delivery of an ErrorEvent event.

Class containing error information that will be sent to the application when the is raised.

This method is called before print requests are added to the print queue.

A collection of objects to be queued.

Prints a bar code on the specified printer station.

Placement of the bar code. For possible values, see Remarks below. Bar code symbol type to use. Possible values are defined by the BarCodeSymbology enumeration. Placement of the readable character string. Possible values are defined by the BarCodeTextPosition enumeration. The bar code data to be printed. Bar code width. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the PrinterStation enumeration. Valid values are PrinterStation.Receipt or PrinterStation.Slip. Bar code height. Expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the MapMode property

Method implemented by the service object to process PrintBarCode requests.

Placement of the bar code.. Bar code symbol type to use. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Placement of the readable character string. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. The bar code data to be printed. Bar code width. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are PrinterStation.Receipt or PrinterStation.Slip. Bar code height. Expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property

Implemented by service objects to process PrintBarCode requests.

The state of the printer at the time of the request. Placement of the bar code. Bar code symbol type to use. Placement of the readable character string. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Bar code width. Expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property. Bar code height. Expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the PrinterStation enumeration. The character string to be printed as a bar code.

Prints a bitmap on the specified printer station.

Placement of the bitmap. Width of the bitmap. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are PrinterStation.Receipt or PrinterStation.Slip. Name of Windows bitmap file. The file must be in uncompressed format.

Method implemented by service objects to process PrintBitmap requests.

Placement of the bitmap. For possible values, see Remarks below. Printed width of the bitmap to be performed. See Remarks below. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are or . Name of Windows bitmap file. The file must be in uncompressed format. The state of the printer at the time of the call to PrintBitmap.

Immediately prints the string specified for data on the printer station specified by station.

The data to be written to the printer. The to which the data is to be written.

Method implemented by service objects to process PrintImmediate requests.

The data to be written to the printer. The to which the data is to be written.

This method is called from PrintBitmap and can process either asynchronous or synchronous events without specialized code.

The characters to be printed. May consist of printable characters, escape sequences, carriage returns (13 decimal), and new line / line feed (10 decimal). The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are: , , or . The state of the printer at the time of the original call to PrintImmediate.

Prints a memory-stored bitmap on the specified printer station.

Placement of the bitmap. Valid alignments include left, right, center, and other values that express a distance from the left-most print column to the start of the bitmap. These values are expressed in the unit of measure given by . Memory byte array representation of the bitmap. Printed width of the bitmap to be performed. Valid widths include asIs and other bitmap width values expressed in the unit of measure given by . The printer station to be used. May be eitherreceipt or slip.

Method implemented by service objects to process PrintMemoryBitmap requests.

The placement of the bitmap. The bitmap to be printed The width of the bitmap. The printer station to be used. Can be either PrinterStation.Slip or PrinterStation.Receipt. Contains printer state as it was when PrintMemoryBitmap was called.

Prints the string specified in data on the printer station specified in station.

The characters to print, consisting mostly of printable characters. The to use. May be Receipt , Journal, JournalReceipt, or Slip.

Method implemented by service objects to process PrintNormal requests.

The current state of the printer object at the time of the call. The data to be printed. The to be used.

Prints two strings on two print stations simultaneously. When supported, this may give increased print performance.

The printer stations to be used. Possible values are defined by the PrinterStation enumeration. Valid values are: PrinterStation.TwoReceiptJournal, PrinterStation.TwoSlipJournal, or PrinterStation.TwoSlipReceipt. The characters to be printed on the second station. (Restrictions are the same as data1.) If this string is the empty string (“”), then print the same data as data1. On some printers, using this format may give additional increased print performance. The characters to be printed on the first station. May consist of printable characters and escape sequences as listed in the topic. The characters must all fit on one printed line, so that the printer may attempt to print on both stations simultaneously.

Method implemented by service objects to process PrintTwoNormal requests.

The state of the printer at the time the time of the original call. The printer stations to be used. Possible values are defined by the PrinterStation enumeration. Valid values are: PrinterStation.TwoReceiptJournal, PrinterStation.TwoSlipJournal, or PrinterStation.TwoSlipReceipt. The characters to be printed on the second station. (Restrictions are the same as data1.) If this string is the empty string (“”), then print the same data as data1. On some printers, using this format may give additional increased print performance. The characters to be printed on the first station. May consist of printable characters and escape sequences as listed in the topic. The characters must all fit on one printed line, so that the printer may attempt to print on both stations simultaneously.

Enters or exits rotated print mode.

The type of rotation requested. The PrinterStation

Method implemented by service objects to process RotatePrint requests.

The collection of rotate print requests.

Saves information about a bitmap for later printing.

Placement of the bitmap. Width of the bitmap. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are: PrinterStation.Receipt or PrinterStation.Slip. Name of Windows bitmap file. The file must be in uncompressed format. If set to an empty string (“”), the bitmap is unset. The number to be assigned to this bitmap. Two bitmaps, numbered 1 and 2, may be set.

Method implemented on service objects to process SetBitmap requests.

Saves a data string as the top or bottom logo.

Logo data. Where the logo is to be set. Possible values are defined by the enumeration as PrinterLogoLocation.Top or PrinterLogoLocation.Bottom.

Enters or exits transaction mode.

The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are: PrinterStation.Journal, PrinterStation.Receipt, or PrinterStation.Slip. Transaction control. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Method implemented by service objects to process TransactionPrint requests.

The collection of transaction print requests.

Validates data for a specified printer station.

The data that will be validated for the specified . The for which the data will be validated.

Method implemented by the service object to process ValidateData requests.

The data that will be validated for the specified . The for which the data will be validated.

Indicates whether certain print methods will be performed asynchronously.

Holds the default character set capability.

Indicates whether Journal and receipt stations can print at the same time.

Indicates whether journal and slip stations can print at the same time.

Indicates whether the printer is capable of supporting page mode for the receipt and slip stations concurrently.

A boolean indicating whether the printer is capable of supporting page mode for the receipt and slip stations concurrently.

Indicates whether receipt and slip stations can print at the same time.

Indicates whether the printer has a “cover open” sensor.

Indicates whether the journal can print dark plus an alternate color.

Indicates whether the journal can print bold characters.

Indicates the presence of journal cartridge monitoring sensors.

Indicates available journal color cartridges.

Indicates whether the journal can print double-high characters.

Indicates whether the journal can print double-wide characters.

Indicates whether the journal can print double-wide and double-high characters.

Indicates whether the journal has an out-of-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the journal can print italic characters.

Indicates whether the journal has a low-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the journal print station is present.

Indicates whether the journal can underline characters.

Indicates that the service object is able to map the characters sent my the application to a character set defined by the property.

Indicates whether the receipt can print dark plus an alternate color.

Indicates whether the receipt has bar code printing capability.

Indicates whether the receipt can print bitmaps.

Indicates whether the receipt can print bold text.

Indicates the presence of receipt cartridge monitoring sensors.

Indicates the receipt color cartridges.

Indicates whether the receipt can print double-high characters.

Indicates whether the receipt can print double-wide characters.

Indicates whether the receipt can print double-wide, double-high characters.

Indicates whether the receipt print station has an out-of-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the receipt can print italic text.

Indicates whether the receipt can print in rotated-90-degree-left mode.

Holds the type of mark-sensed paper handling available.

Indicates whether the receipt has a low-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the receipt can perform paper cuts.

Indicates that the receipt print station is present.

Indicates that the receipt can print in a rotated-90-degree-right mode.

Indicates that the receipt can print in a rotated-180-degree mode.

Indicates that the receipt has a stamp capability.

Indicates whether the receipt can underline characters.

Indicates that the slip can print dark plus an alternate color.

Indicates that the slip has bar code printing capability.

Indicates that the slip can print bitmaps.

Indicates that the slip can print bold text.

Indicates that the slip print station supports printing on both sides of the document.

Indicates the presence of slip-cartridge monitoring sensors.

Indicates which types of color cartridges supported for slip printing.

Indicates that the slip can print double-high characters.

Indicates that the slip can print double-wide characters.

Indicates that the slip can print double-wide, double-high characters.

Indicates that the slip has a “slip in” sensor.

Indicates whether the printer supports printing full-length forms on the slip station.

Indicates that the slip can print italic characters.

Indicates that the slip can print in a rotated 90 degree left mode.

Indicates whether the slip has a "slip near end" sensor.

Indicates whether the printer is capable of supporting Page Mode for the slip station.

A boolean indicating whether the printer is capable of supporting Page Mode for the slip station.

Indicates that the printer has a slip station.

Indicates that the slip can print in a rotated 90 degree right mode.

Indicates that the slip can print in a rotated 180 degree mode.

Indicates that the slip can print underlined characters.

Indicates whether or not each station supports printer transactions.

Holds the type of cartridge state notification the application wants to receive.

Holds a numeric value indicating the character set the application wants to use for printing characters.

Holds a list of character set numbers supported for printing.

Indicates the cover is open.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device has been placed in an operational state.

Holds the severity of the most recent error condition.

Holds the station or stations that were printing when an error was detected.

Holds a vendor-supplied description of the current error.

If set to true by the application, the service object will queue a event using the constant when the device is in an idle state, and reset to false.

Holds a string array that specifies the fonts and/or typefaces supported by the printer.

Holds the status of the selected journal cartridge (ink, ribbon, or toner).

Holds the currently selected journal cartridge.

If set to true, the journal is out of paper.

If true, prints in high-quality mode. If false, prints in high-speed mode.

Holds the number of characters that the application wants to print on a journal line.

Holds a collection of the line widths (characters per line) supported by the journal station.

Holds the journal print line height the application wants to use, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property setting.

Holds the spacing of each single-high print line, including both the printed line height and the white space between each pair of lines that the application wants to use.

Holds the width of a line for the number of characters indicated by the property, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property.

If true, the journal paper is low.

If set to true by the application while outputting data, the service object maps the characters transferred by the application to the character set selected in the property.

Holds the mapping mode of the printer the application wants to use.

Holds the page area for the selected expressed in the unit of measure given by .

A point representing the total page area for the selected .

Holds a value that indicates the level of basic Page Mode functionality for the printer.

A value indicating the level of basic Page Mode functionality.

Holds the horizontal start position offset within the print area for the selected , expressed in the unit of measure given by .

In integer that holds the horizontal start position offset within the print area for the selected .

Holds the print area for the selected expressed in the unit of measure given by .

A Rectangle indicating the print area.

Holds the print direction.

A value that indicates the print direction.

Gets and sets the print station for use by other Page Mode properties

A value that indicates the current printer mode.

Holds the vertical start position offset within the print area for the selected .

An integer representing the vertical start position offset within the print area.

Returns a class of writable properties that can be used to modify the read-only properties used by applications.

Holds a list of the directions in which a receipt bar code can be rotated.

Holds a list of the directions in which a receipt bitmap can be rotated.

Holds the status of the selected receipt cartridge (ink, ribbon or toner).

Holds the receipt cartridge currently selected by the application.

If true, the receipt is out of paper.

If true, prints in high-quality mode. If false, prints in high-speed mode.

Holds the number of characters that the application wants to print on a receipt line.

Holds a collection of the line widths (characters per line) supported by the receipt station.

Holds the receipt print line height, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property setting, that the application wants to use.

Holds the spacing of each single-high print line, including both the printed line height and the white space between each pair of lines, that the application wants to use.

Holds the number of lines that must be advanced before cutting the receipt paper.

Holds the width of a line, based on the number of characters specified in the property, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property.

If true, the receipt paper is low.

Holds the maximum number of characters that can be printed on each line in sideways mode.

Holds the maximum number of lines that can be printed in sideways mode.

Holds the rotation orientation for bar codes that the application wants to use.

Holds a collection of the directions in which a slip bar code may be rotated.

Holds a collection of the directions in which a slip bitmap can be rotated.

Holds the status of the selected slip cartridge (ink, ribbon, or toner).

Holds the slip cartridge the application wants to use.

If true, a slip form is not present.

If true, prints in high-quality mode. If false, prints in high-speed mode.

Holds the number of characters that the application wants to print on a slip line.

Holds a collection of the line widths (characters per line) supported by the slip station.

Holds the slip print-line height, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property setting, that the application wants to use.

Holds the number of lines that can be printed after the property has been set to true but before the printer reaches the end of the slip.

Holds the spacing of each single-high print line, including both the printed line height and the white space between each pair of lines that the application wants to use.

Holds the line width, based on the number of characters specified for the property, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property.

Holds the maximum number of lines that can be printed on a form.

If true, the slip form is near its end.

Holds the side of the slip print station document on which printing will occur.

Holds the maximum number of characters that can be printed on each line in sideways mode.

Holds the maximum number of lines that can be printed in sideways mode.

Indicates whether output is stopped.

Indicates whether an external print queue is used.

Delegate for the event.

Captures information about a print operation method call.

Contains the value of the alignment parameter set when the application called the method.

Contains the value of the data parameter set when the application called the method.

Contains the value of the height parameter set when the application called the method.

Contains the value of the symbology parameter set when the application called the method.

Contains the value of the textPosition parameter set when the application called the method.

Contains the value of the width parameter set when the application called the method.

Captures information about the method.

Contains the value of the alignment parameter set when the application called the method.

Contains the value of the filename parameter set when the application called the method.

Contains the values of the width parameter set when the application called the method.

A helper class that simplifies the retrieval and setting of property values for printer devices.

Indicates whether certain print methods will be performed asynchronously.

Determines whether to print a logo during print operations.

Holds the default character set capability.

Indicates whether Journal and receipt stations can print at the same time.

Indicates whether journal and slip stations can print at the same time.

Indicates whether receipt and slip stations can print at the same time.

Indicates whether the printer has a “cover open” sensor.

Indicates whether the journal can print dark plus an alternate color.

Indicates whether the journal can print bold characters.

Indicates the presence of journal cartridge monitoring sensors.

Indicates available journal color cartridges.

Indicates whether the journal can print double-high characters.

Indicates whether the journal can print double-wide characters.

Indicates whether the journal can print double-wide and double-high characters.

Indicates whether the journal has an out-of-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the journal can print italic characters.

Indicates whether the journal has a low-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the journal print station is present.

Indicates whether the journal can underline characters.

Indicates that the service object is able to map the characters sent my the application to a character set defined by the property.

Indicates whether the receipt can print dark plus an alternate color.

Indicates whether the receipt has bar code printing capability.

Indicates whether the receipt can print bitmaps.

Indicates whether the receipt can print bold text.

Indicates the presence of receipt cartridge monitoring sensors.

Indicates the receipt color cartridges.

Indicates whether the receipt can print double-high characters.

Indicates whether the receipt can print double-wide characters.

Indicates whether the receipt can print double-wide, double-high characters.

Indicates whether the receipt print station has an out-of-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the receipt can print italic text.

Indicates whether the receipt can print in rotated-90-degree-left mode.

Holds the type of mark-sensed paper handling available.

Indicates whether the receipt has a low-paper sensor.

Indicates whether the receipt can perform paper cuts.

Indicates that the receipt print station is present.

Indicates that the receipt can print in a rotated-90-degree-right mode.

Indicates that the receipt can print in a rotated-180-degree mode.

Indicates that the receipt has a stamp capability.

Indicates whether the receipt can underline characters.

Indicates that the slip can print dark plus an alternate color.

Indicates that the slip has bar code printing capability.

Indicates that the slip can print bitmaps.

Indicates that the slip can print bold text.

Indicates that the slip print station supports printing on both sides of the document.

Indicates the presence of slip-cartridge monitoring sensors.

Indicates which types of color cartridges supported for slip printing.

Indicates that the slip can print double-high characters.

Indicates that the slip can print double-wide characters.

Indicates that the slip can print double-wide, double-high characters.

Indicates that the slip has a “slip in” sensor.

Indicates whether the printer supports printing full-length forms on the slip station.

Indicates that the slip can print italic characters.

Indicates that the slip can print in a rotated 90 degree left mode.

Indicates whether the slip has a "slip near end" sensor.

Indicates that the printer has a slip station.

Indicates that the slip can print in a rotated 90 degree right mode.

Indicates that the slip can print in a rotated 180 degree mode.

Indicates that the slip can print underlined characters.

Indicates whether or not each station supports printer transactions.

Holds the type of cartridge state notification the application wants to receive.

Holds a numeric value indicating the character set the application wants to use for printing characters.

Holds a list of character set numbers supported for printing.

Indicates that the cover is open.

Holds the severity of the most recent error condition.

Holds the station or stations that were printing when an error was detected.

Holds a vendor-supplied description of the current error.

If set to true by the application, the service object will queue a event using the constant when the device is in an idle state, and reset to false.

Holds a string array that specifies the fonts and/or typefaces supported by the printer.

Holds the status of the selected journal cartridge (ink, ribbon, or toner).

Notifies the application that the cover has been opened.

Holds the currently selected journal cartridge.

If set to true, the journal is out of paper.

If true, prints in high-quality mode. If false, prints in high-speed mode.

Holds the number of characters that the application wants to print on a journal line.

Holds a collection of the line widths (characters per line) supported by the journal station.

Holds the journal print line height the application wants to use, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property setting.

Holds the spacing of each single-high print line, including both the printed line height and the white space between each pair of lines that the application wants to use.

Holds the width of a line for the number of characters indicated by the property, expressed in the unit of measure indicated by the property.

If true, the journal paper is low.

If set to true by the application while outputting data, the service object maps the characters transferred by the application to the character set selected in the property.

Holds the mapping mode of the printer the application wants to use.

Holds a list of the directions in which a receipt bar code can be rotated.

Holds a list of the directions in which a receipt bitmap can be rotated.

Holds the status of the selected receipt cartridge (ink, ribbon or toner).

Indicates that a cover has been opened.