Microsoft.PointOfService

Enumerates the valid bar code symbol types.

Aztec

Composite Component A--up to 56 characters of data

Composite Component B--up to 338 characters of data

Composite Conponent C--up to 2361 characters of data

Tlc39

CodaBar

Code 128

Code 128 with parsing

Code 39

Code 93

DataMatrix

EAN-128

EAN-13

EAN-8

EAN/JAN-13

EAN/JAN-8

Interleaved 2 of 5

Maxicode

MicroPDF417

Gs1DataMatrix

Gs1QRCode

Code49

Code16k

CodablockA

CodablockF

Codablock256

HANXIN

AusPost

CanPost

ChinaPost

DutchKix

JapanPost

KoreanPost

SwedenPost

UkPost

UsIntelligent

UsPlanet

PostNet

MicroQRCode

OCRa

OCRb

If greater than or equal to this type, the service object has returned an undefined symbology

PDF417

QRCode

Reduced space symbology

Reduced space symbology - expanded

ItfCK

Gs1DataBar_Type2

Ames

TFMAT

Code39Ck

Code32

CodeCIP

TriOptic39

ISBT128

Code11

MSI

Plessey

Telepen

Standard (or discrete) 2 of 5

The service object cannot determine the barcode symbology

UPC-A

UPC-A with supplemental barcode

UPC 1-digit supplement

UPC 2-digit supplement

UPC 3-digit supplement

UPC 4-digit supplement

UPC 5-digit supplement

UPC-E

UPC-E with supplemental barcode

Enumerates possible placements for the readable character string of a bar code.

Indicates to print the text above the bar code.

Indicates to print the text below the bar code.

Indicates that no text is printed. Only prints the bar code.

Enumerates the card detection process.

The content of the detected card can be anything.

When this method is called, only the card that corresponds to the identifier in the property can be detected.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Belt Device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates that the belt has stopped automatically.

Indicates that the belt has stopped caused by an emergency condition, either a security flap is open or an emergency button has been pressed.

Indicates that the belt has stopped for safety reasons.

Indicates that the light barrier in backward direction is no longer interrupted.

Indicates that the light barrier in forward direction is interrupted.

Indicates that the light barrier in forward direction is no longer interrupted.

Indicates that the belt has stopped due to a defective fuse.

Indicates that the belt has stopped due to a motor overheating.

Indicates that the belt has stopped for safety reasons.

Indicates that the security flap in backward direction is closed.

Indicates that the security flap in backward direction is open.

Indicates that the security flap in forward direction is closed.

Indicates that the security flap in forward direction is open.

Indicates that the belt has stopped due to a hardware time-out protecting the motor against overheating.

Indicates the direction of a belt and adjusts the item count accordingly.

Specifies the auto stop item count property to be adjusted. May be either or. Contains the number of items to be adjusted.

Starts the belt motor to move backward with the specified speed.

Specifies the speed step. Valid speed steps are 1 through .

Starts the belt motor to move forward with the specified speed.

Specifies the speed step. Valid speed steps are 1 through .

Resets the belt after an emergency stop caused by an open security flap or a pressed emergency button.

Resets the item counter of the belt direction.

Specifies the auto stop item count property to be reset. May be either or .

Stops the belt motor.

Enumerates the belt direction.

Indicates that the belt moves in backward direction.

Indicates that the belt moves in forward direction.

Enumerates possible values of the current motion state of the device.

The device is moving backward.

Emergency stop. Either a security flap is open or the emergency button was pressed. Technical help is needed to reactivate the belt device.

The device is moving forward.

The device has stopped because of a motor failure like overheating or a defective fuse. Technical help may be needed to reactivate the motor.

The device has stopped because of an automatic stop, security stop or motor time-out stop.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Bill Acceptor device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Notifies the application when the Bill Acceptor has accepted a bill.

Indicates that the Bill Acceptor is full.

Indicates that the Bill Acceptor is no longer full.

Indicates that a mechanical problem has occurred.

Indicates that the Bill Acceptor is no longer jammed.

Indicates that the Bill Acceptor is almost full.

Sets the amount currently in the device to specific values.

The cashCounts parameter contains cash types and amounts to be initialized.

Begins the cash acceptance process.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Ends the cash acceptance process.

The deposit is accepted and the process is complete.

Updates property values to reflect the current values in the Bill Acceptor.

Suspends or resumes the process of depositing cash.

Indicates whether the cash acceptance process is paused or restarted. If the value of this parameter is Pause, acceptance is paused. If the value is Restart, cash acceptance resumes.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Bill Acceptor is an exclusive-use device.

A Boolean value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Bill Dispenser device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates the specified cash cannot be dispensed because of a cash shortage.

Indicates an asynchronously performed method has finished.

Indicates some cash slots are empty.

Indicates no cash slots are empty or almost empty.

Indicates a mechanical fault has occurred.

Indicates a mechanical fault has recovered.

Indicates some cash slots are almost empty.

Sets or adjusts the cash count in the bill dispenser.

Indicates the cash types and amounts to be initialized.

Dispenses the specified cash units and cash counts from the device.

Indicates the dispensing cash units and counts.

Reads the current cash counts in the bill dispenser.

A structure representing the cash in the bill dispenser.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can report that some cash slots are almost empty.

If true, the bill dispenser can report the condition that some cash slots are almost empty.This property is initialized by the method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the bill dispenser is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Enumerates the possible binary conversion methods for legacy controls.

Each byte is converted into three characters. This option provides for the easiest conversion between binary and ASCII characters for Visual Basic and similar languages.

Each byte is converted into two characters. This option provides for the fastest conversion between binary and ASCII characters.

Data is placed one byte per character, with no conversion. This is the default.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Biometrics device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Notifies the application that input data is available.

Notifies the application that a Biometrics device error has been detected and that a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Indicates the status of enrollment for captured biometrics data.

Indicates the status of data verification for captured biometrics data.

Indicates the average false acceptance rate.

Indicates the average false rejection rate.

Increments the number when a match is completed successfully.

Increments the number when a match is completed unsuccessfully.

Indicates that the position was too close.

Indicates that the position was too far forward.

Indicates that the position was too far away.

Indicates that the position was too high.

Indicates that the motion was too slow.

Indicates that the position was too far backward.

Indicates that the position was too far to the right.

Indicates that the position was too far to the left.

Indicates that the motion was too fast.

Indicates that the position was too low.

Indicates that raw image data is available.

Indicates that the sensor is dirty.

Indicates that the sensor failed to capture data.

Indicates that the sensor is ready to scan.

Indicates that the sensor scan is complete.

Begins capturing biometrics data for enrollment.

Data that will be stored by the BSP. This parameter is ignored if it is empty. Optional Biometrics Information Record to be adapted (updated). This parameter is ignored if it is empty.

Begins capturing biometrics data for verification.

Clears all buffered device input.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Ends the capturing of biometrics data.

Captures biometrics data, compares it to an array of s, and then returns a rank ordered array of indexes.

The requested FAR criterion for successful verification. A collection of properties against which the Identify match is performed. The requested FRR criterion for successful verification. Maximum number of milliseconds to try a successful biometric capture before failing. If both criteria are provided, this parameter indicates which takes precedence. falseAcceptRatePrecedence indicates that maxFARRRequested takes precedence; falseRejectRatePrecedence indicates that maxFRRRequested takes precedence.

Compares a sample Biometrics Information Record against the entries of a collection of other Biometrics Information Records, and then returns a rank ordered array of indexes.

An array of properties against which the Identify match is performed. The requested FAR criterion for successful verification. The property to be identified. The requested FRR criterion for successful verification.An EMPTY pointer indicates that this criterion is not provided. If both criteria are provided, this parameter indicates which takes precedence. falseAcceptRatePrecedence indicates that maxFARRRequested takes precedence, falseRejectRatePrecedence indicates that maxFRRRequested takes precedence.

Creates biometric samples for use by Match-On-Card and enabled Match-On-Card implementations that require prematch data before matching operations.

The to be processed. The property that contains prematch data previously emitted by the associated Match-On-Card Library.

Captures biometrics data and compares it against a designated Biometrics Information Record.

The requested FAR criterion for successful verification. Indicates whether the referenceBir will be adapted from information taken from the captured . The requested FRR criterion for successful verification. Maximum number of milliseconds to try a successful biometric capture before failing. If both criteria are provided, this parameter indicates which takes precedence. The to be verified against.

Indicates the event type for events.

Indicates whether the referenceBir will be adapted from information taken from the captured . The requested FAR criterion for successful verification. The to be identified. The requested FRR criterion for successful verification. If both criteria are provided, this parameter indicates which takes precedence. The to be verified against.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether Biometrics is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Represents the Biometrics data that is returned to the application from a Biometrics device.

Creates an instance of the BiometricsInformationRecord class by using data copied from the specified BiometricsInformationRecord.

The BIR from which data are used to populate the new BIR.

Creates an instance of the BiometricsInformationRecord class.

The version of the BIR, which is defined by the service object. The recorded biometrics data, in a format that is defined by the service object. Other information about the BIR such as a checksum or proprietary information may also be included in the biometric data. Assigned by the format owner; optionally registered with the IBIA. The purpose of the biometrics information. FormatOwner values that are assigned and registered by the International Biometric Industry Association (IBIA). The type of data contained in the BIR. The type of the Biometric sensor used to record the data.

Defines the programmatic interface that is used for verifying biometrics data.

Creates an instance of the class and initializes its members to the specified values.

Contains the value of the false accept rate achieved for the match. This value is an indicator of the closeness of match. Contains the value of the false reject rate achieved for the match. This value is an indicator of the closeness of the match. A pointer to handle the adapted BIR. If this parameter is left empty, an adapted BIR is not created. A Boolean value that is true for a successful match or false for a failed match. If a payload is associated with the referenceBIR, it is returned in an allocated byte[] if the FARAchieved satisfies the match criteria of the Service.

Enumerates the possible types of data that the (BIR) class can hold.

The BIR is encrypted.

The BIR contains intermediate data.

The BIR contains processed data.

The BIR contains raw data.

The BIR contains signed data.

Enumerates the possible purpose for gathering the biometrics information.

The biometrics data was gathered for auditing purposes.

BIR was generated for Enrollment.

The biometrics data was gathered for verification only. Verification does not require the same level of quality as enrollment.

The biometrics data was gathered for comparison against other data only.

The biometrics data was gathered for comparison against other data.

The purpose of the biometrics data is unspecified.

The biometrics data was gathered for verification purposes. Verification does not require the same level of quality as enrollment.

Enumerates the possible types of borders to display.

A double line border.

A single line border.

A solid block border.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Bump Bar device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that input data from the bump bar is available.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that a bump bar error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that the queued output request associated with the property has completed successfully.

Indicates the event type for events.

Incremented every time that the bump bar is pressed.

Sounds the bump bar enunciator for the bump bar(s) specified by the units parameter.

Bitwise mask that indicates which bump bar unit(s) to operate on. When numberOfCycles is not one, pauses for interSoundWait milliseconds before repeating the tone cycle, that is before playing the tone again. If , starts bump bar sounding and, repeats continuously. Else performs the specified number of cycles. Tone duration in milliseconds. Tone frequency in Hertz.

Clears all buffered device input.

Clears all buffered tone outputs.

Assigns a logical key value to key scan code.

The translated logical key value. Valid values 0-255. The bump bar generated key scan code. Valid values 0-255. Bitwise mask that indicates which bump bar unit(s) to set key translation for.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method is performed asynchronously.

Gets or sets the duration of the automatic tone.

Gets or sets the frequency of the automatic tone.

Gets the number of queued .

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the bump bar device supports an enunciator.

Gets or sets the current bump bar unit ID.

Gets the number of currently queued events.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether a event is delivered when input data is queued.

Gets an error description.

Gets a bitwise mask of the unit(s) that encountered an error.

Gets a description of the error that occurred to the specified unit(s).

Gets the bump bar unit ID causing a event.

Gets a bitwise mask of the unit(s) when some events are delivered.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the Bump Bar is an exclusive-use device.

The Boolean value of true indicates that the physical printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Gets the number of keys on the specified bump bar unit.

Gets the identifier of the most recently started asynchronous output.

Gets or sets the time-out value that is used to complete output methods.

Gets a bitwise mask that indicates which bump bar units are online.

Enumerates the possible image formats that the device supports.

16 Colors

256 Colors

Full Colors

Grayscale

Bi-tonal (B/W)

No supported Image formats specified

Enumerates the possible degrees of rotation of the sensor image prior to processing.

180°

270°

No specified value

0°

90°

Enumerates the types of biometrics data that can be captured by the attached sensor.

Facial Features/Topography

Fingerprint

Gait/Stride

Hand Geometry

Iris

Keystrokes

Lip Movement

None

Password

Retina

Signature

Face Image

Hand Image

Voice

Enumerates whether the application or the reader/writer can control the detection processing, ejection processing, or storing processing of the card.

The application can control the detection, ejection, or storing processing.

The Electronic Value Reader/Writer (R/W) device can control the detection ejection, or storing processing.

Enumerates the types of card detection.

The card is in the stock space. The stock space sensor detects the card.

There is a card in the device. The card detection sensor detects the card.

Card remaining at the insertion slot. The insertion slot sensor detects the card.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Cash Changer device.

Creates an instance of class.

Raised by the service object to notify the application when the cash changer has a status change.

Indicates that the specified cash cannot be dispensed because of a cash shortage.

Indicates that an asynchronously performed method has finished.

Indicates that some cash slots are empty.

Indicates that no cash slots are empty or almost empty.

Indicates that some cash slots are full.

Indicates that no cash slots are full or almost full.

Indicates that a mechanical fault has occurred.

Indicates that a mechanical fault has recovered.

Indicates that some cash slots are almost empty.

Indicates that some cash slots are almost full.

Indicates that the device is ready to dispense coinage.

Sets the initial amount of cash after setup or adjusts cash counts after replenishment or removal.

The cashCounts parameter contains cash types and amounts to be initialized.

Starts a cash acceptance operation.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Dispenses the specified cash units and cash counts from the device.

Contains the dispensing cash units and counts, as an array of objects.

Dispenses the specified amount of cash.

Indicates the change to be dispensed.

Completes a cash acceptance operation.

Valid values are defined by the enumeration.

Updates property values to reflect the current values in the device.

Suspends or resumes depositing cash.

Valid values are defined by the enumeration.

Reads the current cash counts.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether methods are performed asynchronously.

Gets the completion status of the last asynchronous dispense request.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device supports cash acceptance.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can report cash acceptance events.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether can report effective values.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can report that some cash slots are empty.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can report that some cash slots are full.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can report that a mechanical fault has occurred in the cash changer.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can report that some cash slots are almost empty.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can report that some cash slots are almost full.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can suspend cash acceptance.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device may supply data as the money is being accepted.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can return deposited money.

Gets a list of cash units supported in the cash changer for the currency represented by the property.

Gets or sets the active currency code to be used by cash changer operations.

Gets a list of ASCII 3-character ISO 4217 currency codes, separated by commas.

Gets or sets a value that indicates the current cash-dispensing exit.

Gets or sets the current service.

Gets the number of currently queued events.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether a event can be delivered when input data is queued.

Gets the total amount of cash accepted.

Gets the cash units supported in the cash changer for the currency represented by the property.

Gets a list of the currency code indicators for the cash accepted.

Gets the total of the cash accepted by the cash units.

Gets the current status of the cash acceptance operation.

Gets the number of exits for dispensing cash.

Gets the current status of the cash changer.

Gets the cash units that can be dispensed to the exit denoted by the property.

Gets the current full status of the cash slots.

Gets a Boolean value that indicated whether the Cash Changer is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Enumerates values that describe the full status of cash slots in a Cash Changer device.

Some cash slots are full.

Some cash slots are almost full.

All cash slots are neither almost full nor full.

Enumerates possible current status values for the class.

Some cash slots are empty.

A mechanical fault has occurred.

Some cash slots are nearly empty.

The current condition of the cash changer is satisfactory.

Represents an individual count of a particular type of currency for a Cash Changer or Bill Dispenser device.

Creates an instance of the structure from parameters specifying the instance's constituent parts.

One of the cash type values that are defined by the enumeration. The number of currency units (either bills or coins) to be held by this . The face value of each unit of currency to be held by this .

Compares the specified and object to determine whether they are the same.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Compares the specified and object to determine whether they are different.

The to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Gets the number of bills or coins.

Gets the face value of the bill or coin.

Gets the type of cash, currency or coins.

Defines a programmatic structure used to create an array representing the total cash in a Cash Changer device.

Creates an instance of the structure from parameters specifying the instance's constituent parts.

If true, some cash could not be included in counts; otherwise, false. array.

Compares the specified and object and determines whether they are equal.

True if a and b are equal. Otherwise, false. The to compare with b. The object to compare with a.

Compares the specified and object and determines whether they are unequal.

True if a and b are not equal. Otherwise, false. The to compare with b. The object to compare with a.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates the discrepancy of cash that is not included in the count.

If true, some cash could not be included in a ; otherwise, false.

Enumerates the possible types of cash, bill or coin.

Indicates paper currency.

Indicates coin currency.

Enumerates the possible ways to deal with deposited cash.

The deposited amount is greater than the amount required.

The deposited amount is equal to or less than the amount required.

The deposit is to be repaid through the cash deposit exit or the cash payment exit.

Enumerates two possible values, Pause and Resume, for a cash acceptance operation.

Cash acceptance is paused.

Cash acceptance is resumed.

Enumerates the possible current status values of the cash acceptance operation.

Counting or repaying the cash accepted.

Finished accepting cash.

A mechanical fault has occurred.

Does not support cash acceptance.

Start accepting cash.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Cash Drawer device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Incremented during the method if the cash drawer does not open.

Incremented during the method if the cash drawer successfully opens.

Indicates that the cash drawer is closed.

Indicates that the cash drawer is open.

Physically opens the cash drawer.

The application calls to wait until the cash drawer is closed. If the drawer is still open after beepTimeout milliseconds, the message beeper should be started.

Number of milliseconds between the sounding of beeper tones. Number of milliseconds that the beep tone sounds. Audio frequency of the message beeper in hertz. Number of milliseconds to wait before starting a message beeper.

Gets the status of the cash drawer status, open or closed.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates the status of multidrawer configurations.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the drawer is open.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Cash Drawer is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Holds arrays of bill and coin types for use in POS devices such as Cash Changers and Bill Dispensers.

Creates an instance of the class from parameters specifying the constituent parts of the instance.

An integer array that contains a set of coin types for the current currency type. An integer array that contains a set of bill types for the current currency type.

Compares the specified CashUnits and object to determine whether they are equal.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Returns a value that indicates whether an instance of and an object are not equal.

True if a is not equal to b; otherwise, false. The to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS credit authorization terminal (CAT) device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Notifies the application that a CAT error has been detected and suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Notifies the application that the queued output request associated with the property has completed successfully.

Indicates an error was returned from the approval agency in .

Indicates the command sent to the CAT is incorrect.

Indicates a communication error has occurred between the approval agency and the CAT.

Indicates the daily log is too big to be stored.

Indicates the balance is insufficient for an electronic money device. The device cannot close the settlement.

Indicates a failure occurs for an electronic money device if the attempted settlement amount exceeds the charge account limit.

Indicates the CAT was stopped during processing by the CAT Reset key or Stop key.

Gets the daily log from CAT.

The sequence number to get the daily log. Specifies whether the daily log is intermediate total or final total and erase. The maximum waiting time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the CAT device. WaitForever, 0, and positive values can be specified.

Authorizes the purchase after approval.

Sequence number for approval. Purchase amount for approval. Tax and other amounts for approval. The maximum wait time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the CAT device. WaitForever, 0, and positive values can be specified.

Preauthorizes a purchase.

Approves a refund for a purchase.

Approves a purchase.

Approves cancellation of a purchase.

Preauthorizes a cancellation.

Charges the specified amount of money to the account.

Sequence number for charge. Amount of money for charge. The maximum wait time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the CAT device. WaitForever, 0, and positive values can be specified.

Indicates that a card check is intended.

Sequence number for approval. The maximum wait time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the CAT device. WaitForever, 0, and positive values can be specified.

Clears outputs that have been buffered for the unit.

Sets the security lock.

Releases the security lock.

Gets the credit card number of the settled account.

Gets or sets additional security information for an authorization operation.

Gets the credit approval code.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether the authorization runs asynchronously.

Gets a credit card balance.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the property can be used.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the method is implemented.

Gets the daily log ability of the device.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the "Installments" item is provided.

Gets a Boolen value that indicates whether the device has a security lock and can set it.

Gets a Boolen value that indicates whether the device can give information about the status of the log.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the property is implemented.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the item "TaxOthers" is provided.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the property is implemented.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the security lock can be released.

Gets the credit card company ID.

Gets the code from the approval agency.

Gets the result of the method.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the credit authorization terminal is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Gets the status of the dealing log of the CAT device.

Gets the identifier of the most recently started asynchronous output.

Gets the payment condition of the most recent successful authorization operation.

Gets payment condition details as the result of an authorization operation.

Gets or sets the payment media type that the approval method should approve.

Gets a "sequence number" as the result of each method call.

Gets the amount of the settlement for an electronic money device.

Gets a "slip number" as the result of each authorization operation.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether each operation is run in training mode.

Gets a transaction number as the result of each authorization operation.

Enumerates the available log functions for a credit authorization terminal (CAT) device.

The CAT device does not have the daily log functions.

The CAT device has only an intermediate total function that reads the daily log, but does not erase the log.

The CAT device has the intermediate total function and the final total and erases daily log functions.

The CAT device has only the final total and erases daily log functions.

Enumerates the possible default character sets for a printer, line display, or point card reader/writer device.

The default character set supports uppercase alphabetic plus numeric data, space, minus, and period.

The default character set supports ANSI characters.

The default character set supports all ASCII characters between 20-hex and 7F-hex.

The default character set supports partial code page 932. This includes ASCII characters 20-hex through 7F-hex and the Japanese kana characters A1-hex through DF-hex, but excluding the Japanese kanji characters.

The default character set supports code page 932, including the Shift-JIS kanji characters, Levels 1 and 2.

The default character set suports numeric data, plus space, minus, and period. (Line Display devices only.)

The default character set supports UNICODE.

The default character set supports ANSI characters.

Enumerates the possible image format color ranges for a check scanner.

16 colors

256 colors

Full colors

Grayscale

One color

Enumerates the possible countries/regions in which the check originated.

Canada

Mexico

Unknown (font is CMC7)

Unknown (font is OCR-A or OCR-B)

Unknown (font is E-13B)

United States

Enumerates the possible values for how an image file is to be located.

Clears all images in the device.

Locates the file to be cleared using the property value.

Enumerates the possible formats of a data image file.

BMP format

GIF format

JPEG format

Hardware native format

TIFF format

Enumerates the possible values for how an image file is to be retrieved from memory.

Locates the file to be cleared by using the property value.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Check Scanner device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised to notify the application that a scanned check image is available.

Raised to indicate an error has been detected while trying to read keyboard device input data.

Indicates the device can automatically adjust the contrast of the image.

Indicates that the y endpoint value of the scanned image is set to the value of the property.

Indicates the crop area is equal to the scanned image.

Indicates that the crop area definitions (as specified by the value of the property) have their x,y and width/height values reset to 0,0 and and , respectively.

Indicates that the x endpoint value of a scanned image are set to the value of the property.

Indicates that a check was detected in the check scanner device.

Indicates that no check was detected in the check scanner device.

Indicates there is no room for the scanned image to be stored in memory.

Indicates the image data from the check scanner is in a native format that cannot be converted to a bitmap.

Indicates that the check scan is complete.

Starts the document insertion process.

Specifies the number of milliseconds before failing the method. If timeout is set to 0 (zero), the method tries to begin insertion mode, returns immediately if this is successful. Otherwise, an exception is thrown. If timeout is set to WaitForever, the method tries to begin insertion mode, waits as long as needed until either the check is inserted or an error occurs.

Starts the document removal process.

Gives the number of milliseconds before failing the method. If timeout is set to 0 (zero), the method tries to begin removal mode, returns immediately if this is successful. Otherwise, it throws an exception. If timeout is set to WaitForever (-1), the method tries to begin removal mode, waits as long as needed until either the check is removed or an error occurs.

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 device storage. Possible values are defined by the enumerator.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

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

The numeric identifier for the defined crop area. The value added to the X-coordinate to determine the x endpoint for the cropping area. If set to , the x endpoint value is set to the value of the property. The value added to the Y-coordinate to determine the y endpoint for the cropping area. If set to , the y endpoint value is set to the value of the property. The starting X-coordinate of the cropping area. The starting Y-coordinate of the cropping area.

Ends the document insertion process.

Ends the document removal or ejection mode.

Retrieves the most recently scanned image that resides in the available memory and uses it to populate the property.

Specifies the numeric identifier for the storage location of the crop area definition to be applied to the most recently scanned image held in the working area memory of the device. If cropAreaID is set to , the area of the most recently scanned image is retrieved.

Retrieves an image that was stored in memory and uses 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. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

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

Specifies the numeric identifier for the storage location of the crop area definition to be applied to the image data file that is currently in the buffer memory area of the check scanner device. If cropAreaID is set to then an exact image of the buffer memory is stored in the device memory (no cropping applied).

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether POS for .NET automatically disables the device when data is received.

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

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner device can create a file name for the image file automatically.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner device can generate tag data automatically.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the size of the scanned document can be set automatically.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner device supports image formats other than bitonal.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) data can be captured.

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

Gets the Boolean value that 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.

Gets the image file formats that this Check Scanner device supports.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner device can set tag data.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner device supports a check Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) read function.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner device can store check images.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether a check has to be removed before validation printing.

Gets or sets the image scan mode for later document scan operations.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner device can conduct a MICR read.

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

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

Gets the number of data events currently queued by the service object.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether the service object can deliver a queued event.

Gets or sets the height of the document scanned or the height of the document to be scanned.

Gets or sets the width of the document scanned or the width of the document to be scanned.

Gets or sets the file name associated with the image data file.

Gets or sets the file location associated with the image data file.

Gets the image data.

Gets or sets the data format of the image file that the device uses when it captures an image.

Gets the current memory availability status if the device can store multiple image files.

Gets or sets a string that specifies the tag name for the captured image data.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Check Scanner is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Gets or sets the units of measure that are currently valid for the Check Scanner device.

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

Gets or sets the resolution of the device when a scan image is to occur. The resolution value is defined as dpi (dots per inch).

Gets the resolutions that the Check Scanner device can support.

Gets a "best guess" estimate of the remaining number of images that can be stored.

Enumerates the valid check types for the most recently read Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) data.

The check is a business or commercial check.

The check is a personal check.

The type of check is unknown.

Enumerates valid clock commands.

Moves an instantiated clock to a new position.

Temporarily stops a clock from updating the display until a Resume is requested.

Resumes a clock that was previously paused, in such a way that display updates continue.

Starts a clock display assigned to the given clockId.

Permanently stops the clock from updating the display, and the clockId becomes free.

Enumerates the valid display formats for the clock.

Displays a 12 hour clock with "HH:MM:SS" format.

Displays a 24 hour clock with "HH:MM:SS" format.

Displays a clock with "MM:SS" format.

Displays a clock with "M:SS" format.

Defines the programmatic interface of a UPOS Coin Acceptor device.

Creates an instance of the CoinAcceptor class.

Notifies the application when one or more coins have been accepted.

Indicates that the Coin Acceptor is full.

Indicates that the Coin Acceptor is no longer full.

Indicates that the Coin Acceptor is jammed.

Indicates that the Coin Acceptor is no longer jammed.

Indicates that the Coin Acceptor is almost full.

Sets the initial amounts in the Coin Acceptor after setup or adjusts cash counts after replenishment or removal.

The cashCounts parameter contains cash types and amounts to be initialized.

Begins the cash acceptance process.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Indicates that the cash acceptance operation has been completed.

The deposit is accepted and the deposited amount is equal to or less than the amount required.

Updates property values to reflect the current values in the Coin Acceptor.

Suspends or resumes depositing cash.

Indicates whether the coin acceptance process will be paused or restarted. If the value of this parameter is Pause, acceptance will be paused. If the value is Restart, cash acceptance will resume.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Coin Acceptor is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value will be false.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Coin Dispenserdevice.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates the Coin Dispenser device cannot dispense coins because it is empty.

Indicates a mechanical fault has occurred in the Coin Dispenser device.

Indicates the Coin Dispenser device can still dispense coins, but the device is almost empty.

Indicates the Coin Dispenser device is ready to dispense coins, or the device is unable to detect an error condition.

Sets initial amounts in the Coin Dispenser after initial setup or adjusts cash counts after replenishment or removal.

Contains cash types and amounts to be initialized.

Indicates a count of the coins it dispenses.

A count of the currency units to dispense (such as cents or yen).

Reads the currency totals contained in the device.

Contains cash types and amounts to be initialized.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device can support an out-of-coins condition.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Coin Dispenser device can report a mechanical jam or failure condition.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Coin Dispenser device can report when it is almost out of coins.

Gets the current status of the dispenser.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Coin Dispenser device is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value will be false.

Enumerates the valid states of the coin dispenser device.

Cannot dispense coins because the dispenser is empty.

A mechanical fault has occurred.

Can dispense coins, but the dispenser is almost empty.

Ready to dispense coins. This value is also set when the dispenser is unable to detect an error condition.

Enumerates the valid comparison results between firmware files.

Indicates that the version of one or more of the firmware files is different than the firmware in the device, but either:

Indicates that the version of one or more of the firmware files is newer than the firmware in the device and that none of the firmware files is older than the firmware in the device.

Indicates that the version of one or more of the firmware files is older than the firmware in the device and that none of the firmware files is newer than the firmware in the device.

Indicates that the versions of all of the firmware files are the same as the firmware in the device.

Indicates that a relationship between the two firmware versions could not be determined. A possible reason for this result could be an attempt to compare Japanese and US versions of firmware.

Enumerates the valid states of a device.

The device is in a good state and is busy performing output.

The device is closed. The service object is not initialized.

An error has been reported, and the application must recover the Control to a good state before normal I/O can resume.

The device is in a good state and is not busy.

Enumerates the valid transaction types for an authorization operation.

Card check.

Purchase after approval.

Preauthorization.

Refund purchase.

Sales.

Cancellation.

Cancel preauthorization approval.

Charge.

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Data Events.

Creates an instance of the class by using device input status.

The device input status.

Sets the device input status.

The device input status value to set.

Returns a string that represents the input status.

Gets the integer value for the device input status.

Defines the method that handles the event.

Enumerates the possible status conditions of the Dealing Log for a CAT device.

is full.

is almost full.

has enough capacity.

Enumerates possible deposit status values.

The deposited money is being counted or repaid.

Cash acceptance has ended.

A mechanical fault has occurred.

Cash acceptance has started.

Enumerates the state of card detection.

The card is in the stock space. The stock space sensor detects the card.

There is a card in the device. The card detection sensor detects the card.

Card remaining at the insertion slot. The insertion slot sensor detects the card.

No card. The card detection sensor does not detect a card.

Defines the programmatic interface for a Device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Contains text identifying the device and any pertinent information about it. Contains the hardware path of a device. Contains a short string identifying the device and any abbreviated information about it.

Enumerates the level of device authentication supported by the service.

The service does not support device authentication.

The service supports device authentication, but does not require it.

The service requires device authentication.

Enumerates the device authentication protocol supported by the device.

The service supports the challenge response protocol.

The service does not support device authentication.

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Device Added Events and Device Removed Events.

Initializes an instance of the class with the specified .

The object to initialize with.

Gets the for an event.

Defines the method that handles the event.

Defines an indexed array of objects.

Creates an instance of the class.

Returns a value indicating whether the specified object is a member of the class.

The object to find in the collection.

Copies the collection to an array, starting to write at the specified array index.

The index of the array at which copying should begin. An array to copy the objects in the collection to.

Retrieves the index of the specified object in the collection.

The object for which to search in the collection.

Gets the object specified by index.

The zero-based index of the object to get.

Gets the object specified by name.

The name of the object to get.

Enumerates the valid compatibility levels for a POS device.

Indicates compatibility with any .NET service object.

Indicates compatibility with any COM service object.

Indicates compatibility with any .NET or COM service object.

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Device Error Events.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified data.

The device extended error code. This value is device-specific. The location of the error. The device error code. The error response.

Defines the method that handles events.

Defines a programmatic interface for device information that is used to create a service object.

Creates an instance of the class.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether a instance applies to the specified service object.

The service object to compare.

Gets device compatibility information.

Defines the programmatic interface for the class.

Creates an instance of the class.

An event that notifies the service objects that hardware has been added.

An event that notifies the service objects that hardware has been removed.

Raises an event that notifies the service objects that hardware has been added.

The hardware device that was added.

Raises an event that notifies the service objects that hardware has been removed.

The hardware device that was removed.

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Device Status Changed Events.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified .

The object to initialize with.

Defines the method that handles the event.

Defines 28 constants, each representing a POS device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates a bill acceptor device.

Indicates a bill dispenser device.

Indicates that the device is a biometrics scanner.

Indicates a bump bar device.

Indicates a cash changer device.

Indicates a cash drawer device.

Indicates a credit authorization terminal (CAT) device.

Indicates a check scanner device.

Indicates a coin acceptor device.

Indicates a coin dispenser device.

Indicates that the device is an electronic journal.

Indicates a fiscal printer device.

Indicates a hard totals device.

Indicates an image scanner device.

Indicates a keylock device.

Indicates a line display device.

Indicates a magnetic ink character reader (MICR) device.

Indicates a motion sensor device.

Indicates a magnetic stripe reader (MSR) device.

Indicates a PIN pad device.

Indicates a point card reader/writer device.

Indicates a keyboard device.

Indicates a power device.

Indicates a printer.

Indicates a remote order display device.

Indicates a weight scale.

Indicates a scanner (bar code reader) device.

Indicates a signature capture device.

Indicates a smart card reader / writer device.

Indicates a tone indicator device.

Enumerates the valid unit IDs of a single video unit for a Bump Bar or Remote Order Display device.

Unit 1

Unit 10

Unit 11

Unit 12

Unit 13

Unit 14

Unit 15

Unit 16

Unit 17

Unit 18

Unit 19

Unit 2

Unit 20

Unit 21

Unit 22

Unit 23

Unit 24

Unit 25

Unit 26

Unit 27

Unit 28

Unit 29

Unit 3

Unit 30

Unit 31

Unit 32

Unit 4

Unit 5

Unit 6

Unit 7

Unit 8

Unit 9

Defines the programmatic structure the service object uses to return data to an application.

Creates an instance of the structure with the specified data.

An object. Integer data.

Determines whether the specified is equal to the current .

A Boolean value that is true if the two instances are equal; otherwise, the value is false. The object to be compared to the current .

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current .

True if the specified object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. The object to be compared with the current .

Determines whether the specified instances are equal.

True if the value of a is equal to the value of b; otherwise, false. The first instance. The second instance.

Returns the hash code of the current .

An Int32 representation of the hash code for the current .

Compares the specified and object to determine whether they are equal.

True if the value of a is equal to the value of b; otherwise, false. The to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Returns a value indicating whether an instance of and an object are not equal.

A Boolean value that is true if a is not equal to b and false otherwise. The to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Returns a string representation of the instance.

A string representation of the .

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Direct IO Events.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified data.

An object. Event number whose specific values are assigned by POS for .NET. Additional numeric data.

Defines the method that handles a events.

Enumerates the valid line display blink capabilities for a Line Display device.

The line display supports blinking for the entire display. The service object sets the entire contents of the display to blink or to be in a steady state.

The line display supports blinking for each character. The service object can set each character to blink individually or to be in a steady state.

The line display device does not support blinking; the value is 0 (zero).

Enumerates the possible supported cursor types.

A blinking cursor is supported.

Cursor is displayable as a block.

Cursor is always displayed.

Cursor is displayable as a half block.

Cursor is not displayable.

Cursor is displayable but form is unknown.

Cursor is displayable in reverse video.

Cursor is displayable as an underline.

Enumerates the possible marquee format values.

Begin the marquee by 'walking' data from the opposite side.

Begin the marquee by placing data.

Enumerates the valid marquee type values.

Scrolls the window down.

Indicates the Marquee Init mode.

Scrolls the window left.

Marquees are disabled for this window.

Scrolls the window right.

Scrolls the window up.

Enumerates the possible read back capability values.

Read back is not supported.

Read back of a single character at a time is supported.

Enumerates the possible reverse video capability values.

Reverse video is not supported.

Reverse video is supported. The entire contents of the display are either in reverse video or displayed normally.

Reverse video is supported. Each character may be individually set to reverse video or normal.

Defines a screen mode—that is, the number of rows and columns supported—for a line display device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Number of rows. Number of columns.

Enumerates the possible scrolling directions.

Scrolls the window down.

Scrolls the window left.

Scrolls the window right.

Scrolls the window up.

Enumerates the possible display descriptor attributes.

Sets the descriptor to blinking.

Turns the descriptor off.

Turns the descriptor on.

Enumerates the possible text mode values.

Displays the text as blinking.

Displays the text in reverse video and blinking.

Displays the text normally.

Displays the text in reverse video.

Enumerates possible completion values for an EFT transaction.

The EFT transaction completed abnormally.

The EFT transaction completed normally.

Enumerates the possible EFT transaction types.

Indicates an administrative transaction.

Credits (increases) the specified amount.

Debits (decreases) the specified amount.

Indicates a balance inquiry.

Indicates reconciliation or settlement.

Defines the programmatic interface for an Electronic Journal device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Notifies the application that the queried Electronic Journal has finished storing its content in a host file.

Notifies the application that an Electronic Journal error has been detected and that a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Notifies the application that the queued output request has completed successfully.

Indicates that the medium is corrupted.

Indicates that the marker name is already specified in the medium.

Holds a value that indicates that the medium is full.

Indicates that more than one marker exists for the specified time period.

Indicates that, although multiple markers were requested, only one can be returned.

Indicates that there is insufficient free space.

Indicates that the medium is not initialized.

Indicates that the medium has an unknown or unsupported data format.

Indicates the number of times the medium has been erased.

Holds the number of failed write operations.

Holds a value that indicates the free space on the medium.

Indicates the number of times the medium is removed.

Indicates the medium size.

Indicates the number of write operations that are performed on the medium.

Holds a value that indicates that the medium is full.

Holds a value that indicates that the medium is currently inserted.

Holds a value that indicates that the medium is almost full.

Holds a value that indicates that the medium has been removed.

Holds a value that indicates that the medium is suspended.

Adds a marker to the end of the data that is stored on the recording medium.

Marker identifier.

Cancels the suspended data printing process.

Cancels a suspended data transfer process.

Clears all buffered device input.

Clears all buffered tone outputs.

Erases all data in the medium.

Initializes the recording medium.

The identification of the medium to be initialized.

Prints the current journal document stored in the recording medium onto the connected printer system.

Marker identifier that indicates end position of the data.A setting of null uses the position of the data at the end of the recording medium. Marker identifier that indicates start position of the data.A setting of null uses the position of the data at the beginning of the recording medium.

Prints the journal document from the specified file onto the connected printer.

Name of the file that contains printing data.

Queries the content and stores it. The format of the data that is stored on the medium depends on the physical device model.

Marker identifier that indicates end position of the data.Specifying a null string means specifying the data at the end of the recording medium. Name of the file that contains printing data. Marker identifier that indicates start position of the data.Specifying a null string means specifying the data at the beginning of the recording medium.

Resumes the suspended data printing process.

Resumes the suspended data transfer process.

Returns the last implicitly stored marker.

The marker for the end of a session is returned. The first implicitly stored marker on the medium is returned. The marker for the beginning of a session is returned. The marker for the document or ticket is returned. Specifies the type of the queried current marker. See values in Remarks. The last implicitly stored marker on the medium is returned.

Returns a marker implicitly stored on the record medium.

Contains the number of the queried markers document. If the value of markerType is SessionBegin or SessionEnd, this parameter is ignored. The marker for the end of a session is returned. The marker for the beginning of a session is returned. Contains the session number of the queried marker. If a session concept is not supported by the device, this parameter must be set to a value that is less than zero. The marker for the document or ticket is returned. Specifies the type of the queried current marker. See values in Remarks.

Returns a marker implicitly stored on the record medium.

The marker for the document or ticket is returned. If more than one marker of the requested type exists during the time period specified by the dateTime parameter, this parameter specifies the number of the marker which will be queried. Numbering for markers begins at 1 and is continuously incremented by one for each marker. The marker for the beginning of a session is returned. The marker for the end of a session is returned. The date/time period the marker is queried for. The format of dateTime is 'YYYYMMDDhhmmss'. If the application cannot specify the hours, minutes, and seconds, then these fields can be omitted. Specifies the type of the queried current marker.

Returns the date/time of the given marker.

Specifies the marker from which the date/time will be retrieved.

Suspends all data transfer from the device and then suspends the device state.

Suspends all data transfer from the device, and then suspends the device state.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether the print methods are performed asynchronously.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether POS for .NET automatically disables the device when data is received.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the application can use the method.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the storage medium can be erased.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the application can initialize the medium.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the application can search for a connected recording medium.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device can reprint stored journal documents on a connected printer.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether journal documents that are extracted from the storage medium can be printed on a connected printing device.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the application can use the method.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device can print predefined background when reprinting journal documents.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates the number of currently queued events.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether a event is delivered whenever input data is queued.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device delivers a when it becomes idle.

Gets the remaining free space of the storage medium, in bytes,.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether a recording medium is attached or not.

Gets the size of the storage medium in bytes.

Gets or sets the station for later data storing into the medium.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device is in a recordable state.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the printing or data obtaining process is suspended.

Enumerates the station for subsequent data storing into the medium.

Captures data output into journal station of and stores it into the medium.

Captures data output into receipt station of and stores it into the medium.

Captures data output into slip station of and stores it into the medium.

Defines the programmatic interface for an Electronic Value Reader/Writer (R/W) device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Notifies the application about the available input data from the device.

Notifies the application that an ElectronicValue R/W error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Notifies the application that the queued asynchronous output request associated with the attribute has completed successfully.

Indicates that an error was returned from the approval agency.

Indicates that the command sent to the device is wrong.

Indicates that a communication error has occurred between the approval agency and the device.

Indicates that the transaction log on the device is full.

Indicates that the amount cannot be subtracted because the balance is insufficient.

Indicates that the transaction log was too large to be stored.

Indicates that the device cannot add the charge because the maximum charge amount has been exceeded.

Indicates that the device was stopped during processing by the device Reset key (Stop key).

Indicates that the stock space sensor detects a card in the stock space.

Indicates that the card detection sensor detects a card in the device.

Indicates that the insertion slot sensor detects that a card is remaining in the slot.

Indicates that the transaction log is full.

Indicates that the transaction log is almost full.

Indicates that the transaction log has enough capacity.

Indicates that the card detection sensor does not detect a card.

Indicates update retry notification.

Indicates update retry notification (can be canceled).

Indicates confirmation of update retry (continued or canceled).

Indicates confirmation of process cancellation.

Indicates notification of issuing an invalid operation.

Indicates confirmation of invalid operation.

Indicates confirmation of insufficient funds and the deductible amound from the balance.

Indicates confirmation of a center check.

Indicates confirmations of timeout to wait for touching.

Indicates confirmation of automatic charge.

Indicates notification of card detection.

Indicates notification of available PIN input data in the PIN input status.

Indicates notification of center check being conducted.

Indicates notification of process completion.

Indicates status notification of waiting for touching.

Indicates status notification that a process is underway.

Indicates the confirmation that a center check has been completed.

Indicates confirmation of settlement option when there are options available for settlement.

Indicates notification that unlocking card or device is required.

Indicates that a center check has finished.

Indicates confirmation of PIN input request from an external device.

Gets the transaction log from the device.

The sequence number to get transaction log. Specifies whether the transaction log is the intermediate total or the last total. The maximum waiting time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the device. can be specified.

Executes the device activation process.

Object depends on implementation. Data depends on implementation.

Adds Electronic Value on demand to the card as specified by sequenceNumber.

Sequence number. The maximum waiting time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the device. can be specified.

Executes the card detection process.

The type parameter specifies the type of the detected card. If a value of is specified, the method starts the card detection process and then waits as long as necessary until either the card is detected or an error occurs.

Executes the card removal process.

If a value of is specified, the method starts the card removal process and then waits as long as necessary until either the card is removed or an error occurs.

Cancels the Electronic Value related operation specified by on demand.

Sequence number. The maximum waiting time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the device. can be specified.

The card left in the slot is removed.

Clears all of the tag valus for the control.

Clears all buffered device input.

Resets the values of properties altered by the DataEvent or ErrorEvent event.

Clears all buffered device output.

Ends the card detection process.

Ends the card removal process.

Enumerates the services which are used in the card and also sets the property.

Locks the security lock.

Refreshes the property values resulting from the last successful value modification.

Reads the Electronic Value from the card.

Sequence number. The maximum waiting time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the device. can be specified.

Used to associate a tag name with the data value that comes from the card that is being read.

The tag name whose value is to be retrieved. The string value for the tag specified by the name parameter.

Used to associate a tag name with additional data value parameters that are associated with the card that is being read.

The tag used to identify the specific card data item. The string value for the tag specified by the name parameter.

Subtracts the Electronic Value from the card.

Sequence number. The maximum waiting time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the device. can be specified.

Enters or exits transaction mode.

The transaction control, can be set to

Releases the security lock.

Updates the key information in the device.

Object depends on implementation. Data depends on implementation.

Electronic Value is added to the card as specified by on demand.

Sequence number. The maximum waiting time (in milliseconds) until the response is received from the device. and positive values can be specified.

Enumerates the encryption algorithms supported by the device.

Data encryption is not supported.

Derived Unique Key Per Transaction (United States, Latin America).

Enumerates a value that indicates that the cash acceptance operation has been completed.

Indicates that the deposit was accepted and that the process is complete.

Enumerates the valid types of errors for an error event.

The current state does not allow this request. For example: if asynchronous output is in progress, certain methods may not be allowed.

The device is opened but not claimed. Another application has the device claimed, so it cannot be claimed at this time.

The device must be opened.

The method has been deprecated and is no longer available.

The device is opened and claimed (if this is an exclusive use device), but not enabled.

The file name (or other specified value) already exists.

A device category-specific error condition occurred. The error condition code is held in the exception's property.

The device cannot perform the requested procedure, even though the physical device is connected to the system, powered on, and on-line.

An attempt was made to perform an illegal or unsupported operation with the device, or an invalid parameter value was used.

The file name (or other specified value) does not exist.

The physical device is not connected to the system or is not powered on.

The control cannot communicate with the service object, normally because of a setup or configuration error.

The device is opened but not claimed. No other application has the device claimed, so it can and must be claimed.

The physical device is off-line.

No error occurred.

The service object timed out waiting for a response from the physical device, or the control timed out waiting for a response from the service object.

Enumerates possible times when an error occurred.

Error occurred while gathering or processing event-driven input. No input data is available.

An error occurred while gathering or processing event-driven input, and some previously buffered data is available.

An error occurred while processing asynchronous output.

Enumerates the valid responses an application can make to an error event.

Clear the buffered events and events and exit the error state, changing State to Idle.

This response acknowledges the error and directs the device to continue processing. The device remains in the error state, and delivers additional data events as directed by the property. When all input has been delivered and the property is again set to TRUE, another is delivered with locus Input.

This response directs the device to retry the input. The error state is exited, and State is changed to Idle.

Holds the structured return value for methods in the class.

Creates an instance of the structure.

The returned object that depends on the specific implementation. The returned data that depends on the specific implementation.

Enumerates the valid types of fiscal adjustments.

Fixed amount discount. The amount parameter contains a currency value.

Fixed amount surcharge. The amount parameter contains a currency value.

Fixed amount discount. The amount parameter contains a currency value.

Percentage discount. The amount parameter contains a percentage value.

Percentage surcharge. The amount parameter contains a percentage value.

Enumerates the valid types of package adjustments.

Discount.

Surcharge.

Enumerates the valid contractors to whom the receipt and/or some items of the receipt can be assigned.

First contractor is defined.

Second contractor is defined.

Single contractor.

Enumerates the valid countries/regions supported by the fiscal printer.

The fiscal printer supports Brazil’s fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Bulgaria's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Czech Republic fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Greece's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Hungary's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Italy's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports other fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Poland's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Romania's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Russia's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Turkey's fiscal rules.

The fiscal printer supports Ukraine's fiscal rules.

Enumerates the valid currencies for a fiscal printer.

The actual currency is Brazilian Cruceiro.

The actual currency is Bulgarian Lev.

The actual currency is euro.

The actual currency is Greek Drachma.

The actual currency is Hungarian Forint.

The actual currency is Italian Lira.

The actual currency is Other.

The actual currency is Polish Zloty.

The actual currency is Romanian Leu.

The actual currency is Russian Rouble.

The actual currency is New Turkish Lira.

Enumerates the valid data items that can be retrieved from a Fiscal Printer.

Gets the current receipt total.

Gets the daily total.

Gets the maximum number of characters that can be passed as a description parameter for a specific method, defined by the given identifier in the itemOption parameter.

Gets the fiscal printer’s firmware release number.

Gets the number of daily fiscal documents.

Gets the number of daily voided fiscal documents.

Gets the number of daily fiscal sales receipts.

Gets the number of daily voided fiscal sales receipts.

Gets the fiscal printer’s grand total.

Gets the number of printed lines, defined by the given identifier in the itemOption argument. If the property is true, line counters depend on the contractor defined by the property.

Gets the number of daily non fiscal documents.

Gets the number of daily voided non fiscal documents.

Gets the number of daily non fiscal receipts.

Gets the current total of not paid receipts.

Gets the grand number of configuration blocks.

Gets the grand number of currency blocks.

Gets the grand number of header blocks.

Gets the grand number of reset blocks.

Gets the grand number of VAT blocks.

Gets the total number of voided receipts.

Gets the fiscal printer’s fiscal ID.

Gets the number of fiscal receipts printed.

Gets the current total of refunds.

Gets the current total of voided refunds.

Gets the fiscal printer’s restart count.

Gets the number of daily simplified invoices.

Gets the payment description used in the method. When specifying this value, a PaymentDescription value from must be passed in the itemOption parameter.

Gets the Z report number.

Defines the programmatic structure used by the service object to return a fiscal data item from a Fiscal Printer device.

Creates an instance of the FiscalDataItem structure from parameters specifying the instance's constituent parts.

Optional integer data retrieved for some values. A character string that contains the returned data requested from .

Compares the specified and object to determine whether they are the same.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The to be compared to b The object to be compared to a.

Compares the specified and object to determine whether they are different.

True if a is not equal to b; otherwise, false. The to be compared to b The object to be compared to a.

Enumerates the valid types of dates that can be supported by the fiscal printer.

Date of configuration.

Date of last end of day.

Real time clock of the fiscal printer.

Date of last reset.

Date of start.

Date of last VAT change.

Enumerates the valid severity levels for an error condition on a fiscal printer.

A severe hardware failure (for example, a fiscal memory failure) that can be resolved only by authorized technicians has occurred. This error cannot be recovered.

A nonrecoverable error (for example, an internal printer failure) has occurred.

No error condition is present.

A recoverable error (for example, out of paper) has occurred.

Enumerates all possible fiscal message types.

Advance.

Advance paid.

Amount to be paid.

Amount to be paid back.

Card.

Card number.

Card type.

Cash.

Cashier.

Cash register number.

Change.

Check.

Client number.

Client signature.

Counter state.

Credit card.

Currency.

Currency value.

Deposit.

Deposit returned.

Dot line.

Driver number.

Empty line.

Free text

Free text with day limit.

Given discount.

Local credit.

Mileage (kilometers).

Note.

Paid.

Pay in.

Point granted.

Points bonus.

Points receipt.

Points total.

Profited.

Rate.

Shift number.

State of an account.

Subscription.

Table.

Thank you for your loyalty.

Transaction number.

Valid to.

Voucher.

Voucher paid.

Voucher value.

With discount.

Without uplift.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS fiscal printer device.

Creates an instance of class.

Notifies the application that a fiscal printer error has been detected and that a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Notifies the application that the queued output request associated with the property has completed successfully.

Indicates that the fiscal currency is the euro.

Indicates the method for itemOption in the method.

Indicates the and method for itemOption in the method.

Indicates one of the date parameters is invalid.

Indicates the amount parameter is invalid.

Indicates the description parameter is either too long, contains illegal characters, or contains a reserved word.

Indicates the quantity parameter is invalid.

Indicates the length of the string to print is too long.

Indicates the price parameter is invalid.

Indicates the VAT parameter is invalid.

Indicates the fiscal printer's internal clock has failed.

Indicates the fiscal printer cover is open.

Calls the method to print the report. The fiscal day must be completed before calling this function.

Indicates the journal station has run out of paper.

Indicates the fiscal printer's memory has been disconnected.

Indicates the fiscal printer’s fiscal memory has been exhausted.

Indicates that some of the other devices (according to the local fiscal legislation) that should be connected are missing.

Indicates the fiscal printer is expecting the activation of a new currency.

Indicates the fiscal printer’s computed total or subtotal is less than zero.

Indicates the receipt station has run out of paper.

Indicates the receipt total has overflowed.

Indicates the slip station has run out of paper.

Indicates a slip form is present.

Indicates the fiscal printer has encountered a severe error condition. Calling for fiscal printer technical help is required.

Indicates the Grand Total in working memory does not match the one in the EPROM.

Indicates the description contains a reserved word.

Indicates the requested method cannot be executed in the fiscal printer’s current state.

Indicates the number of comment lines.

Indicates the number of discount lines.

Indicates the number of voided refund lines.

Indicates the number of item lines.

Indicates the number of voided item lines.

Indicates the number of refund lines.

Indicates the number of voided refund lines.

Indicates the number of subtotal lines.

Indicates the number of subtotal discount lines.

Indicates the number of voided subtotal discount lines.

Indicates the number of subtotal surcharge lines.

Indicates the number of voided subtotal surcharge lines.

Indicates the number of surcharge lines.

Indicates the number of voided surcharge lines.

Indicates the number of total lines.

Indicates cash.

Indicates cheque.

Indicates chitty.

Indicates coupon.

Indicates currency.

Indicates that the description has been driven off.

Indicates printer EFT.

Indicates terminal EFT.

Indicates gift.

Indicates giro.

Indicates home.

Indicates imprinter with issuer.

Indicates local account.

Indicates local card account.

Indicates pay card.

Indicates manual pay card.

Indicates prepay.

Indicates pump test.

Indicates credit.

Indicates staff.

Indicates a terminal imprinter.

Indicates a voucher.

Indicates the cover is closed.

Indicates the cover is open.

Indicates all asynchronous output has finished, either successfully or because output has been cleared.

Indicates the journal station cover is closed.

Indicates the receipt station cover is open.

Indicates no journal paper.

Indicates journal paper is low.

Indicates journal paper is ready.

Indicates receipt station cover is closed.

Indicates receipt station cover is open.

Indicates no receipt paper.

Indicates receipt paper is low.

Indicates receipt paper is ready.

Indicates slip station cover is closed.

Indicates slip station cover is open.

Indicates no slip form is inserted, and no slip form has been detected at the entrance to the slip station.

Indicates almost at the bottom of the slip form.

Indicates a slip form is inserted.

Starts fiscal printing to the slip station.

Amount of document to be stored by the printer.

Starts fiscal printing to the receipt station.

Indicates whether to print the header lines currently.

Starts nonfiscal fixed text printing on a printer station.

Identifier of a document stored in the printer. The printer station to be used. Can be either Receipt or Slip.

Starts slip processing.

Specifies the number of milliseconds before failing the method. If zero, tries to begin insertion mode, then returns the appropriate status immediately. If WaitForever, tries to begin insertion mode, then waits as long as needed until either the form is inserted or an error occurs.

Starts a validation report of items that belong to a particular VAT class.

VAT identifier for reporting.

Starts nonfiscal operations on the printer.

Starts form-removal processing.

Specifies the number of milliseconds before failing the method. If zero, tries to begin removal mode, then immediately returns the appropriate status. If WaitForever, tries to begin removal mode, then waits as long as needed until either the form is removed or an error occurs.

Starts training operations.

Clears all printer error conditions.

Clears all buffered output data. This includes all asynchronous output.

Stops fiscal printing to the slip station.

Stops fiscal printing to the receipt station.

Indicates whether to print the header lines currently.

Stops nonfiscal fixed text printing on a printer station.

Ends form insertion processing.

Closes a validation report of items that belong to a particular VAT class.

Closes nonfiscal operations on one printer station.

Ends form removal processing.

Stops training operations on either the receipt or slip station.

Retrieves data and counters from the printer’s fiscal module.

A that contains the information retrieved. For some dataItem types this additional argument may be needed. Contact the Service Object vendor's documentation for more information. The specific item to retrieve.

Gets the printer's date and time.

Gets the totalizer associated with the specified vat id and totalizer type.

VAT identifier of the required totalizer. The totalizer type.

Gets the rate associated with a given VAT identifier.

VAT identifier of the required rate. Rate associated with the VAT identifier.

Prints a duplicate of a buffered transaction.

Prints a line of fiscal text to the slip station.

String to be printed on the fiscal slip.

Prints a line of a fixed document to the print station specified in the method.

Identifier of a document stored in the printer. Number of the line in the document to print. String parameter for placement in printed line.

Prints data on the printer station.

The printer station to use (Receipt, Journal, JournalReceipt, or Slip). The characters to print, consisting mostly of printable characters.

Prints a report of totals for a range of dates on the receipt.

Starting date of report to print. Ending date of report to print.

Prints on the receipt a report of a power failure that resulted in a loss of data that is stored in the CMOS of the printer.

Prints a cash-in or cash-out receipt amount on the station defined by the property.

Amount to be incremented or decremented.

Prints a receipt item for a sold item on the station specified by the property.

Price of the line item. Name of the unit; for example, "kg" or "ltr" or "pcs". If not used, an empty string ("") is transferred. Text describing the item sold. VAT rate identifier. If not used, a zero is transferred. Price of each item. If not used, a zero is transferred. Number of items. If zero, a single item is assumed.

Applies and prints a discount or a surcharge to the last receipt item sold.

Amount of the discount. VAT rate identifier. Text that describes the discount. Type of discount.

Takes a VAT rate identifier that corresponds to an entry in the VAT table.

Amount of the adjustment to be voided. If a currency value was specified by the adjustmentType, four decimal places are used. VAT rate identifier. Text describing the adjustment to be voided. Type of adjustment to be voided. See for descriptions of the possible values.

Prints a receipt fuel item on the station specified by the property.

Text that describes the fuel product. Special tax amount (for example, road tax). Price of the fuel item. Price of the fuel item per volume. Name of the special tax. Number of items. If zero, a single item is assumed. Name of the volume unit (for example, "ltr"). VAT rate identifier.

Voids a fuel item on the station specified by the property.

Text that describes the fuel product. Special tax amount (for example, road tax). Price of the fuel item. VAT table identifier.

Processes one or more item refunds.

Text describing the refund. Amount of each refund item. If not used a zero must be transferred. The amount of the refund line. Number of items. If zero, a single item is assumed. Name of the unit i.e., “kg” or “ltr” or “pcs”. If not used an empty string (“”) must be transferred. VAT rate identifier or amount. If not used a zero must be transferred.

Processes a void of one or more item refunds.

Cancels one or more items that has been added to the receipt and prints a void description on the station defined by the property.

Text describing the item to be voided. Price of the item to be voided. Price of each item. If not used, a zero must be transferred. Quantity of item to be voided. If zero, a single item is assumed. Name of the unit (for example: "kg" or "ltr" or "pcs"). If not used, an empty string ("") must be transferred. VAT rate identifier.

Prints a message on the fiscal receipt.

Text message to print.

Indicates a part of the receipt's total that is unpaid.

Text that describes the unpaid amount. Amount not paid.

Called to give an adjustment for a package of some items booked before.

Text describing the adjustment. Type of adjustment. Structure containing a list of adjustment(s) for different VAT(s).

Specifies a list of adjustments to be voided.

Structure containing a list of adjustment(s) to be voided for different VAT(s). Type of adjustment.

Processes a refund.

Text that describes the refund. Amount of the refund. VAT table identifier.

Processes a void of a refund.

Text that describes the refund. Amount of the refund. VAT table identifier.

Checks and prints the current receipt subtotal.

Amount of the subtotal.

Applies and prints a discount or surcharge to the current receipt subtotal.

Text describing the discount. Type of discount. Amount of the discount.

Voids a preceding subtotal adjustment on the station defined by the property.

Type of adjustment. Amount of the adjustment (discount or surcharge).

Prints the customer's tax identification on the station defined by the property.

Customer identification with identification characters and tax number.

Checks and prints the current receipt total on the station defined by the property and tenders a payment.

Amount of payment tendered. Text description of the payment or the index of a predefined payment description. Application-computed receipt total.

Cancels the current receipt.

The text that describes the void.

Prints a report of the fiscal EPROM contents on the receipt that occurred between two end points.

ASCII string identifying the starting record in Fiscal Printer memory from which to begin printing. The type of report to print. This will be one of the values defined by . ASCII string identifying the final record in Fiscal Printer memory at which printing is to end.

Prints a report of all the daily fiscal activities on the receipt.

Forces the printer to return to the Monitor state.

Changes to a new currency (for example, euro).

The new currency.

Sets the printer's date and time.

DateTime value.

Sets one of the fiscal receipt header lines.

Print this line in double-wide characters. Text to which to set the header line. Line number of the header line to set.

Sets the POS and cashier identifiers.

Identifier of the cashier. Identifier for the POS system.

Sets the store fiscal ID.

Fiscal identifier.

Sets one of the fiscal receipt trailer lines.

Print this line in double-wide characters. Text to which to set the trailer line. Line number of the trailer line to set.

Sends the VAT table built inside the service object to the printer.

Sets the VAT ID and VAT value.

Index of the VAT table entry to set. Tax value as a percentage.

Compares itemName and its vatId with the values stored in the printer.

VAT identifier of the item. Item to be verified.

Gets a value identifying which actual currency is used by the fiscal printer.

Gets or sets user-specific text to be printed on the receipt after the fixed header lines when calling the method.

Get or sets user-specific text to be printed on the receipt after the fiscal trailer lines when calling the method.

Gets the number of decimal places that the fiscal printer uses for calculations.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether certain print methods are performed asynchronously.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print application-specific text after the fixed header lines.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print application-defined lines.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print application-specific text after the fiscal trailer lines.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer handles discounts or surcharges.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether text can be defined in the property.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether automatic total comparison can be enabled.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer has a "cover open" sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print double-width characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer allows printing of more than one fiscal receipt.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can void an opened receipt.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print transactions on the station defined by .

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print receipts defined by .

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports fixed-format printing through certain methods.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer has a VAT table.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print header lines before the first fiscal receipt command is processed.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print a report of items of a specified VAT class.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer has an out-of-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer has a low-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal print station is present.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports more than one contractor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print in nonfiscal mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether only the last printed item can be voided.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates the order of use of and .

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether an adjustment can be given to a package of booked items.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer handles percentage discounts or surcharges.

Gets a Boolean property that indicates whether you can use the method to apply surcharges.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can support additional lines defined by the and properties.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print a power-loss report by using the method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print predefined payment descriptions.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports the method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt print station has an out-of-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt print station has a low-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt print station is present.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports the property to show the Fiscal Memory remaining.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer prints a reserved word before printing the total.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the fiscal printer can change the currency to a new one by calling the method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method can be used to initialize the contents of a particular line of the receipt header.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method can be used to initialize the values of and

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method can be used to set up the Fiscal ID number.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method can be used to initialize the contents of a particular line of the receipt trailer.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether and can be used to modify the contents of the printer’s VAT table.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip has a "slip in" sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer enables fiscal printing to the slip station.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports printing full-length forms on the slip station.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip has a "slip near end" sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer has a slip station.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports printing validation information on the slip station.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer handles fixed-amount discounts on the subtotal.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer handles percentage discounts on the subtotal.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method can be used to print the subtotal.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports reading different types of totalizers by calling the method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer supports a training mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method can be used to print a validation string on the journal station.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the method can be used to print an X report.

Gets or sets the text to print as a description for the cash return when using the method.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether automatic comparison between the total of the fiscal printer and the total of the application is enabled.

Gets or sets the identification of the contractor to whom the receipt and some items of the receipt or to whom the receipt or some items of the receipt are assigned.

Gets a value identifying the countries/regions supported by this service object.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer's cover is open.

Gets or sets the type of date to be requested when calling the method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the fiscal day has been started.

Gets the maximum number of characters that can be passed as a description parameter.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether all the printing commands inside a fiscal receipt are buffered and can be printed again with the method.

Gets a value that indicates the severity of the error condition.

Gets the identifier of the output in the queue that raised an error event when you use asynchronous printing.

Gets the current state of the printer when raising an error event for an asynchronous output.

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

Gets a vendor-supplied description of the current error.

Gets or sets the station where the transaction of the fiscal receipt started with method will be printed.

Gets or sets the type of the fiscal receipt.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the service object raises a event if it is in the Idle state.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the Fiscal Printer is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates the fiscal printer is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value will be false.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal is out of paper.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether journal paper is low.

Gets the maximum number of characters that can be passed as a message line in the method.

Gets or sets the kind of message to be printed when you use the method.

Gets the maximum number of header lines that can be printed for each fiscal receipt.

Gets the maximum number of trailer lines that can be printed for each fiscal receipt.

Gets the maximum number of VAT rates that can be entered into the printer’s VAT table.

Gets the identifier of the most recently started asynchronous output.

Gets or sets application-specific text to print on the fiscal receipt after a line item invoked by some methods.

Gets a string that indicates that only predefined payment lines are allowed.

Gets or sets application-specific text to be printed on the fiscal receipt before a line item invoked by some methods.

Gets the printer's current operational state.

Gets the number of decimal digits in the fractional part that should be assumed to be in any quantity parameter that is passed to this service object.

Gets the maximum number of digits that can be passed as a quantity parameter. This includes both the whole and fractional parts.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt station is out of paper.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt station is low on paper.

Gets the remaining counter of Fiscal Memory.

Gets the string that is automatically printed with the total when the method is called.

Gets or sets the kind of document to print on the slip station.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether a slip form is present.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether a slip form is almost at its end.

Gets or sets the type of totalizer to be requested when calling the method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer's operational state allows the training mode.

Enumerates the possible printer operational states that can be reported for a fiscal printer.

The printer is processing a fiscal slip. In this state, the printer accepts either the or method.

If the property is false, the printer is processing a fiscal receipt. In this state, the printer accepts any of the methods.

If the property is false, the printer has completed the receipt up to the total line. In this state, the printer accepts either the or method.

If the property is false, the printer has already accepted at least one payment. However, the total has not been completely paid. In this state, the printer accepts either the or method.

The printer is processing fixed text output to one or more stations. In this state, the printer accepts either the or method.

The printer is processing an item list report. In this state, the printer accepts either the or method.

The printer has encountered a non-recoverable hardware problem. An authorized printer technician must be contacted to exit this state.

If the property is false, the printer is not in a specific operational mode. In this state, the printer accepts any of the methods and the methods.

The printer is processing nonfiscal output to one or more stations. In this state, the printer accepts either the or method.

The printer is processing a fiscal report. In this state, the printer does not accept any methods until the report has been completed.

Enumerates the possible fiscal printer stations that can be set to print or reported as printing during the occurrence of an error.

Journal station.

Journal receipt station.

Journal slip station.

Receipt station.

Receipt slip station.

Slip station.

Enumerates the valid fiscal printer stations that can be used to start non-fiscal fixed text printing.

The following transactions will be printed on the receipt station.

The following transactions will be printed on the slip station.

Enumerates the valid types of receipts for a fiscal printer.

Cash-in receipt.

Cash-out receipt.

Generic receipt.

Refund receipt.

Retail sales receipt.

Service sales receipt.

Simplified invoice receipt.

Enumerates two document types—full-length and validation—to be printed.

Prints full-length documents.

Prints validation documents.

Enumerates the possible types of totalizers for a fiscal printer.

Discount totalizer specified by the and properties.

Voided discount totalizer specified by the and properties.

Gross totalizer specified by the and properties.

Item totalizer specified by the and properties.

Voided item totalizer specified by the and properties.

Net totalizer specified by the and properties.

Not paid totalizer specified by the and properties.

Refund totalizer specified by the and properties.

Voided refund totalizer specified by the and properties.

Subtotal discount totalizer specified by the and properties.

Voided discount totalizer specified by the and properties.

Subtotal surcharges totalizer specified by the and properties.

Voided surcharges totalizer specified by the and properties.

Surcharge totalizer specified by the and properties.

Voided surcharge totalizer specified by the and properties.

VAT totalizer specified by the and properties.

VAT totalizer per VAT category specified by the and properties associated to the given vatId.

Enumerates the possible types of totalizers.

Day totalizer.

Document totalizer.

Grand totalizer.

Receipt totalizer.

Enumerates the possible types of information contained within the Image Scanner's property.

The property contains a single still image.

The property contains a block of video data.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Gate device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates that the gate is blocked.

Indicates that the gate is closed.

Indicates that the gate has a hardware problem.

Indicates that the gate is open.

Opens the gate.

Waits until the gate is closed.

Maximum number of milliseconds to wait until the gate is closed before it returns control back to the application. If is defined, the method waits as long as needed until the gate is closed or an error occurs.

Enumerates the status of the Gate.

The gate is blocked.

The gate is closed.

The gate has a hardware problem. Technical help is needed.

The gate is open.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS hard totals device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates that you cannot write because a transaction is in progress, and there is insufficient free space to prepare for the transaction commit.

Indicates a validation error has occurred while it reads data.

Marks the beginning of a series of hard totals writes.

Tries to gain exclusive access to a specific file for use.

The time (in milliseconds) to wait for the file to become available.If zero, tries to claim the file, then returns the appropriate status immediately.If WaitForever is specified, waits as long as needed until exclusive access is satisfied. Handle to the totals file to claim.

Ends the current transaction.

Creates a totals file.

The name to be assigned to the file.Must not exceed 10 characters. All displayable characters - characters ≥ 20-hex – are valid. The length of the file in bytes. When it is created, the file size cannot be changed: totals files are fixed-length files. The level of error detection desired for this file:If true, the service object enables advanced error detection if supported.If false, better performance access is required so that advanced error detection do not have to be enabled for this file.

Deletes the named file.

The fileName parameter specifies the totals file to delete.

Locates an existing totals file.

The name of the totals file to be located.

Returns the name of the totals file associated with the given index.

The index of the totals file to be found.

Reads data from a totals file.

Starting offset for the data to be read. Number of bytes of data to read. Totals file handle returned from a or method.

Recalculates validation data for the specified totals file.

The handle parameter contains the handle to a totals file.

Releases exclusive access to a specific file.

The handle parameter contains the handle to the totals file to be released.

Renames a totals file.

The new name to be assigned to the file.The name must not exceed 10 characters. All displayable characters ( ≥ 20 hexadecimal) are valid. Handle to the totals file to be renamed.

Ends the current transaction.

Sets all the data in a totals file to the specified value.

Handle to a totals file. Value to set is in the low byte.

Verifies that all data in the specified totals file passes validation checks.

The handle parameter contains the handle to a totals file.

Writes data to a totals file.

Starting offset for the data to be written. Data buffer that contains the totals data to be written. Totals file handle returned from a or method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether error detection is supported.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether only a single file is supported.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether transactions are supported.

Gets the number of bytes of unallocated data in the hard totals device.

Gets the number of totals files in the hard totals device.

Gets the size of the hard totals area.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether a transaction is in progress.

Defines a class containing a range of hardware Ids supported by a service object.

Creates an instance of the class with the hardware ID.

Hardware ID.

Creates an instance of the class with the first and last hardware ID in a range.

First ID in a range. Last ID in a range.

Gets the first hardware ID in a range.

Enumerates the possible types of health checks to be performed on a device.

Performs a more thorough test that may change the device. For example, a pattern may be printed on the printer.

Performs an interactive test of the device. The supporting service object typically displays a modal dialog box to present test options and results.

Performs a health check that does not physically change the device. The device is tested by internal tests to the extent possible.

Defines the interface to enumerate devices.

Defines the interface to enumerate Plug and Play devices.

Defines the interface to access a legacy OPOS control object.

Gets or sets the binary conversion property.

Returns a enumeration.

Gets the string identifying the control object and the company that produced it.

Gets the version of a control object.

Enumerates the availability status values for image memory.

The image memory is empty.

The image memory is full.

The image memory has storage available.

Enumerates the possible modes of operation that an Image Scanner device can use.

The image scanner transmits video streams, and it tries to read bar code data. When a bar code is read, the bar code data and a still image are transmitted. The image resolution of video data could be different from the resolution of still image data. A hydra implementation of Image Scanner and Scanner is required for this mode.

The image scanner does not transmit still images or video to the application. However, it transmits bar code data decoded from purchased images through a Scanner service. A hydra implementation of Image Scanner and Scanner is required for this mode.

The image scanner transmits still images, and it tries to read bar code data. However, it does not transmit video streams. A hydra implementation of and Scanner is required for this mode.

The image scanner transmits still images. However, it does not try to read bar code data, nor does it transmit video.

The image scanner transmits video streams, and it tries to read bar code data. A hydra implementation of Image Scanner and Scanner is required for this mode.

The image scanner transmits video streams, and it transmits still images. However, it does not try to read bar code data. The image resolution of video data could be different from the resolution of still image data.

Enumerates the level of image quality supported by the Image Scanner device.

High image quality is supported.

Only low image quality is supported.

Medium image quality is supported.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Image Scanner device.

Notifies the application that input data from the Image Scanner is available.

Notifies the application that an Image Scanner device error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Holds the number of performed good read operations.

Holds the number of performed failed read operations.

Holds the number of total statistic sessions.

Clears all buffered device input.

Resets the values of properties altered by the event or the event.

Starts the Image Scanner session to obtain still images, decode, and video stream data in a mode specified by the property.

Ends a session started by the method.

Get a Boolean value that indicates whether the Image Scanner is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the Image Scanner is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value is false.

Defines the programmatic interface for an Item Dispenser device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates whether the Item Dispenser is empty.

Indicates whether the Item Dispenser is jammed.

Indicates whether the Item Dispenser is almost empty.

Indicates whether the Item Dispenser is working correctly.

Sets the number of items in the Item Dispenser.

Contains the number of items to be initialized. Contains the slot number to be initialized. Valid slot numbers are 1 through

Dispenses items.

Contains the number of items to be dispensed. On return, it contains the number of items dispensed. Contains the slot number that is used for dispensing items. Valid slot numbers are 1 through

Reads the number of items that are currently in the Item Dispenser.

Contains the slot number that is used for reading the item count. Valid slot numbers are 1 through

Enumerates the status of the .

Ready to dispense items from all slots. This value is also set when the dispenser is unable to detect error conditions.

Cannot dispense items, because a mechanical fault has occurred.

Can still dispense items. However, the dispenser is almost empty. If is greater than one (1), some slots are almost empty.

Ready to dispense items from all slots. This value is also set when the dispenser is unable to detect error conditions.

Enumerates the possible type of keyboard events that the application will receive.

Enumerates the possible types for the most recent key event.

The key was pressed.

The key was released.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS keylock device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates to wait for any keylock position change.

Indicates to wait for keylock position to be set to the "electronic" position.

Indicates to wait for keylock position to be set to the "locked" position.

Indicates to wait for keylock position to be set to the "normal" position.

Indicates to wait for keylock position to be set to the "supervisor" position.

Indicates how many times the keylock position has changed from "locked."

Used by the application to wait for a specified keylock position to be set.

Maximum number of milliseconds to wait for the keylock before returning control back to the application.If zero, returns the appropriate status immediately.If WaitForever, waits as long as needed until the requested key position is satisfied or an error occurs. Requested keylock position.keyPosition can contain one of the following values:ValueMeaningWait for any keylock position change.Wait for keylock position to be set to the “locked” position.Wait for keylock position to be set to the “normal” position.Wait for keylock position to be set to the “electronic” position.Wait for keylock position to be set to the “supervisor” position.Other ValuesWait for keylock position to be set to one of the auxiliary positions. This value may range from four (4) up to the total number of keylock positions indicated by the property.

Indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, false.

Holds a value that indicates the Keylock's current position.

Holds the total number of keylock positions on the Keylock device.

Lists the possible keylock device types.

The Keylock is an electronic keylock.

The Keylock is a standard keylock.

Enumerates the different alarms supported by the Light device.

Supports first custom alarm.

Supports second custom alarm.

Supports a fast beep.

Supports a medium beep.

Alarms are not supported.

Supports a slow beep.

Enumerates the supported colors for the Light device.

Supports first custom color (usually red).

Supports second custom color (usually yellow).

Supports third custom color.

Supports fourth custom color.

Supports fifth custom color.

Supports primary color (usually green).

Defines the programmatic interface for a Light device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Switches off the specified light.

Specifies the light number. Valid light numbers are 1 through .

Switches on the specified light or lets it blink.

A zero (0) value indicates no blink cycle. A positive value indicates the blink off cycle time in milliseconds. Negative values are not allowed. Specifies the used alarm type, must be one of the alarms defined by . Specifies the color of the light, must be one of the colors defined by . A zero (0) value indicates no blink cycle. A positive value indicates the blink on cycle time in milliseconds. Negative values are not allowed. Specifies the light number. Valid light numbers are 1 through .

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Line Display device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates the default character set is ANSI.

Indicates the default character set is ASCII.

Indicates the default character set is Unicode.

Displays the bitmap with one bitmap pixel per dot.

Aligns the bitmap’s bottom edge with the bottommost pixel of the current character position, as specified by the property setting.

Aligns the bitmap in the horizontal center of the current character position, as specified by the property setting.

Aligns the bitmap’s left edge with the leftmost pixel of the current character position, as specified by the property setting.

Aligns the bitmap’s right edge with the rightmost pixel of the current character position, as specified by the property setting.

Aligns the bitmap’s top edge with the topmost pixel of the current character position, as specified by the property setting.

Indicates that the specified file is either not a bitmap file or it is in an unsupported format.

Indicates that the bitmap is either too wide to display without transformation, or it is too big to transform.

Incremented when data is successfully drawn in the line display window.

Turns off all descriptors.

Clears the active 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 part 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.

Data bytes that define the glyph. The character code to be defined.

Destroys the active window.

Displays the bitmap with the specified alignment.

Horizontal placement of the bitmap to be displayed. For possible values, see Remarks. File name or URL of the bitmap file. Various file formats can be supported, such as BMP, GIF, or JPEG. Vertical placement of the bitmap to be displayed. For possible values, see Remarks.

Displays the bitmap with the specified alignment and width.

Horizontal placement of the bitmap to be displayed. For possible values, see Remarks. File name or URL of the bitmap file. Various file formats can be supported, such as BMP, GIF, or JPEG. Width of the bitmap to be displayed. See values below. Vertical placement of the bitmap to be displayed. For possible values, see Remarks.

Displays the specified string of characters.

The string of characters to display.

Displays the specified string of characters in the specified display mode.

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 Normal or Blink.

Reads the currently displayed character at the cursor position.

Changes the active 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 active 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. For possible values, see Remarks. The file name or URL of the bitmap file. Various file formats may be supported, such as BMP, GIF, or JPEG. If fileName is set to an empty string (""), then the bitmap is unset. The number to be assigned to this bitmap. Valid bitmap numbers are 1 through 100. The vertical placement of the bitmap. For possible values, see Remarks.

Sets the bitmap number, placement, and width.

The horizontal placement of the bitmap. For possible values, see Remarks. The file name or URL of the bitmap file. Various file formats may be supported, such as BMP, GIF, or JPEG. If fileName is set to an empty string (""), then the bitmap is unset. The width of the bitmap to be displayed. See values here. The number to be assigned to this bitmap. Valid bitmap numbers are 1 through 100. The vertical placement of the bitmap. For possible values, see Remarks.

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.

Gets or sets the blink cycle in milliseconds.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the display of bitmaps is supported.

Gets the character blink capability of the Line Display device.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the blink rate of the device can be controlled.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether brightness can be controlled.

Gets the default character set capability of the Line Display device.

Gets a bitwise indication of the cursor types supported by the Line Display device, selectable through the property.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device support custom glyph definition.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device supports descriptors.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device supports horizontal marquee windows.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device supports inter-character wait.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the service object can map the characters provided by the application to the character sets defined in the property when displaying data.

Gets the capability of the Line Display device to read back the data displayed on it.

Gets the reverse video capability of the Line Display device.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Line Display device supports changing the screen mode; that is, the number of text rows and columns.

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the device supports vertical marquee windows.

Gets or sets the character set for displaying characters.

Gets a string of character set numbers.

Gets the number of columns for this window.

Gets or sets the active window to which text is displayed.

Gets or sets the column in the active window to which the next displayed character will be output.

Gets or sets the row in the active window to which the next displayed character is written.

Gets or sets the cursor type for the active window. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether characters are updated.

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

Gets or sets the device brightness value, expressed as a percentage between 0 and 100.

Gets the number of columns on this device.

Gets the number of descriptors on this device.

Gets the number of rows on this device.

Gets the maximum number of windows that the Line Display device supports.

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

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

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

Gets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Line Display device is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value is false.

Gets or sets the Boolean value that indicates whether the Line Display device supports mapping character sets.

Gets or sets the marquee format for the active window.

Gets or sets 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.

Gets or sets the marquee type for the active window.

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

Gets the maximum number of horizontal pixels that the device supports

Gets the maximum number of vertical pixels that the device supports.

Gets the number of rows for this window.

Gets or sets the screen mode value of the device.

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

Defines an event log file structure to which programs can write informational or programmatic warning or error events.

Closes the log stream.

Logs an error event with the specified parameters.

The error message The source of the error

Logs an error event with the specified parameters.

The error message The exception that is the source of the error The source of the error

Logs an informational event with the specified parameters.

An informational message The source of the information

Logs an informational event with the specified parameters.

An informational message The source of the information TRUE to write to the Windows event log; otherwise, FALSE

Logs a warning event with the specified parameters.

A warning The warning source

Logs a warning event with the specified parameters.

A warning The warning source TRUE to write to the Windows event log; otherwise, FALSE

Indicates whether logging is enabled.

Holds the registry path to the log file.

Enumerates the state of the transaction log.

The transaction log is full.

The transaction log is nearly full.

The transaction log has enough capacity.

Lists the valid units of measure for Printer, Check Scanner, and Point Card Reader Writer devices.

The device's dot width.

0.001 inch

0.01 millimeter

1/1440 of an inch

Lists the possible marker types.

Marker for a document or ticket.

Marks the first implicitly stored marker on the medium.

No assigned type.

Marks the beginning of a session.

Marks the end of a session.

Marks the last implicitly stored marker on the medium.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the service object to notify the application when MICR data is read from a check and is available to read.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that an error has been detected when it reads MICR data.

Indicates an unreadable character was detected during input processing.

Indicates the length of the check was beyond the expected readable range.

Indicates the device was taken out of Removal mode while a check is still present.

Indicates the check digit verification has failed even though there was no error during input processing.

Indicates the check insertion process failed because of the POS printer cover being open.

Indicates the check insertion process has caused a paper jam.

Indicates the device was taken out of Insertion mode without a check being inserted.

Indicates the input data stream was unreadable.

Contains the failed data parse count.

Contains the failed read count.

Contains the successful read count.

Starts check insertion processing.

The timeout parameter gives the number of milliseconds before failing the method.If timeout is zero, tries to begin Insertion mode, then returns the appropriate status immediately.If timeout is WaitForever, tries to begin Insertion mode, then waits as long until either the check is inserted or an error occurs.

Starts the check removal processing.

The timeout parameter gives the number of milliseconds before failing the method.If timeout is zero, tries to begin Removal mode, then returns the appropriate status immediately.If timeout is WaitForever, tries to begin Removal mode, then waits until either the check is removed or an error occurs.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Ends the check insertion processing.

Ends the check removal processing.

Gets the account number parsed from the most recently read MICR data.

Gets the amount field parsed from the most recently read MICR data.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether POS for .NET automatically disables the device when data is received.

Gets the bank number part of the transit field parsed from the most recently read MICR data.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether this device also performs validation printing through the POS Printer service object's slip station.

Gets a number that represents the type of check parsed from the most recently read MICR data.

Gets a number that represents the country/region of origin of the check, parsed from the most recently read MICR data.

Gets the number of currently queued events.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether a event is delivered when input data is queued.

Gets the Extended Processing Code ("EPC") field.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value is false.

Gets the MICR data from the most recent MICR read.

Gets the serial number of the check parsed from the most recently read MICR data.

Gets the transit field of the check parsed from the most recently read MICR data.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Motion Sensor device.

Creates an instance of class.

Indicates statistics for motion event reporting.

Indicates the absence of motion.

Indicates the presence of motion.

Used by the application to wait for detection of a motion from the motion sensor.

Maximum number of milliseconds for the motion sensor to wait for a person to be present before it returns control back to the application. If 0, the method returns immediately. If WaitForever, the method waits as long as needed until motion is detected or an error occurs.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value will be false.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether motion has been detected.

Gets or sets the number of milliseconds from the last time motion was detected until the status update event of is raised.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS magnetic stripe reader (MSR) device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the service object to indicate the delivery of input data from the device to the application.

Raised by the service object when an error is detected while trying to read MSR data.

Indicates the card type is AAMVA.

Indicates the card type is BANK.

Indicates an extended error where the device authentication process failed.

Indicates an extended error where the device deauthentication failed.

Indicates an end sentinel error.

Indicates a general error.

Indicates an LRC error.

Indicates a parity error.

Indicates a start sentinel error.

Indicates no error.

Contains the count of challenge requests.

Contains the count of failed card authentication attempts.

Contains the count of failed device authentication attempts.

This is field contains the node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of failed card reads is stored in this node.

This is field contains a node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of failed card writes is stored in this node.

Contains the count of successful card authentication attempts.

Contains the count of successful device authentication attempts.

This is field contains the node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of successful card reads is stored in this node.

This is field contains a node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of successful card writes is stored in this node.

This is field contains a node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of times the track 1 sentinel was found missing is stored in this node.

This is field contains a node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of times the track 2 sentinel was found missing is stored in this node.

This is field contains a node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of times the track 3 sentinel was found missing is stored in this node.

This is field contains a node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of times the track 4 sentinel was found missing is stored in this node.

This is field contains the node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of parity errors for track 1 is stored in this node.

This is field contains the node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of parity errors for track 2 is stored in this node.

This is field contains the node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of parity errors for track 3 is stored in this node.

This is field contains the node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of parity errors for track 4 is stored in this node.

This is field contains the node name used in the POS.NET XML statistics file. The number of failed card reads is stored in this node.

Indicates if the device is authenticated.

Indicates if the device is deauthenticated.

Authenticates a device.

A response token generated from the challenge token retrieved from a previous call to the method.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Deauthenticates a device that is currently in the authenticated state

A response token generated from the challenge token retrieved from a previous call to the method.

Retrieves the value of specific parsed properties from the last card swiped.

Name of the property whose value is to be retrieved. The property can be parsed to determine the set of valid properties for the most recently swiped card.

Provides a new encryption key to the device.

A name used to identify the key. A Hex-ASCII value for a new key.

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 whether POS for .NET automatically disables the device when data is received.

If true, the MSR device supports ISO cards; otherwise it is false.

If true, the MSR device supports JIS Type-I cards; otherwise it is false.

If true, the MSR device supports JIS Type-II cards; otherwise it is false.

If true, the MSR device can transmit start and end sentinels. If false, these characters cannot be returned to the application.

Holds the number of data events currently queued by the service object.

When set to true by the application, POS for .NET delivers the next event in the event queue.

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. For example, February 1998 is “9802” and August 2018 is “1808”.

Holds the first name from the most recently swiped card.

Indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value will be false.

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.

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.

Specifies which MSR tracks will be written when the method is called and an MSR card swiped.

If true, the , , , and properties contain start sentinel and end sentinel values.

Contains the different properties that can be accessed for AAMVA cards.

Contains the address property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the birth date property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the city property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the class property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the endorsements property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the expiration date property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the eye color property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the first name property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the gender property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the hair color property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the height property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the license number property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the postal code property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the restrictions property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the state property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the suffix property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the surname property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the weight property from the AAMVA card.

Contains the properties that can be accessed from the bank card.

Contains the account number property from the bank card.

Contains the expiration date property from the bank card.

Contains the first name property from the bank card.

Contains the middle initial property from the bank card.

Contains the service code property from the bank card.

Contains the suffix property from the bank card.

Contains the surname property from the bank card.

Contains the title from the bank card.

Lists the error reporting types for an MSR device.

Report errors at a card level.

Report errors at a track level.

Lists the possible combinations of track data to be read.

No track will be obtained.

Obtain track 1.

Obtain track 2.

Obtain track 3.

Obtain track 4.

Obtain tracks 1 and 2.

Obtain tracks 1, 2, and 3.

Obtain tracks 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Obtain tracks 1, 2, and 4.

Obtain tracks 1 and 3.

Obtain tracks 1, 3, and 4.

Obtain tracks 1 and 4.

Obtain tracks 2 and 3.

Obtain tracks 2, 3, and 4.

Obtain tracks 2 and 4.

Obtain tracks 3 and 4.

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Output Complete Events.

Creates a new instance of with the specified data.

ID number of the asynchronous output request that is complete.

Holds the ID number of the asynchronous output request that is complete.

Defines the method that will handle a events.

Lists the valid page mode functions of the printer for the selected .

Printing of barcodes on the is supported.

Rotation of barcodes on the is supported.

Printing of bitmaps on the is supported.

Rotation of bitmaps on the is supported.

No function is supported.

Text, graphics, and background are opaque, meaning items already placed on the page area in the specified print area will not be visible after being printed over.

Lists the valid Page Mode controls for a print station.

Clear the page and exit the Page Mode without any printing of any print area.

Print the print area and destroy the canvas and exit Page Mode.

Enter Page Mode.

Print and save the canvas. Page Mode is not exited. Use for printing of repeated pages.

Lists the possible print directions that can be set for a print station.

Print bottom to top, starting at the bottom left position of the print area (that is, rotated left 90° printing).

Print left to right, starting at top left position of the print area (that is, normal printing).

No valid station is selected.

Print right to left, starting at the bottom right position of the print area (that is, upside down printing).

Print top to bottom, starting at the top right position of the print area (that is, rotated right 90° printing.)

Lists the valid payment conditions for an authorization operation.

Bonus 1

Bonus 2

Bonus 3

Bonus 4

Bonus 5

Bonus combination payments 1

Bonus combination payments 2

Bonus combination payments 3

Bonus combination payments 4

Debit card

Electronic money

Installment 1

Installment 2

Installment 3

Lump-sum

Revolving

Lists the valid payment media types for an approval method.

Credit card

Debit card

No media type specified

Lists the possible PIN entry status values.

The user pressed an invalid key during PIN entry.

The user pressed the Cancel key, canceling PIN entry.

PIN entry was successfully completed.

The device timed out before PIN entry was completed.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS PIN pad device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the service object to present input data from the PIN pad device to the application.

Raised by the service object when an error is detected while trying to perform a PIN encryption function.

Indicates that an encryption key is corrupted or missing.

Incremented during the method if PIN entry has failed.

Incremented during the method if PIN entry has occurred successfully.

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.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

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.

Starts PIN entry at the PIN pad device. When is called, the service object sets the property to true.

Takes the PIN pad out of EFT Transaction Mode.

Valid values for the completionCode are defined by the enumeration.

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.

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.

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 number of data events currently queued by the service object.

When set to true by the application, the service object can deliver the next queued event.

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

Indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value will be false.

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.

Lists the possible ways in which an application can use the PIN pad’s display.

The PIN pad device in use does not have a display.

The application can use the PIN pad’s display in an unrestricted manner except during PIN entry.

The application cannot specify the text of messages to display; it can only select from a list of pre-defined messages.

The application cannot specify the text of messages to display; it can only select from a list of pre-defined messages, and the selections must occur in a pre-defined order.

The application can use the PIN pad’s display in an unrestricted manner to display messages.

Lists language characteristics for predefined prompt messages of the PIN pad device.

The PIN pad supports no pre-defined prompt messages.

The PIN pad supports pre-defined prompt messages in one language.

The PIN Pad cannot change prompt languages during PIN entry.

The application can change the language of pre-defined prompt messages at any time.

Lists the possible prompt messages for the PIN pad device.

The customer should enter Yes/No to approve the amount.

The request has been approved.

The request is canceled.

The EFT Transaction Host has declined to perform the requested function.

The user should enter his PIN on the PIN pad.

The PIN that was entered is not correct. The user should enter the correct PIN.

The system is Idle.

The customer should insert their (smart)card.

The PIN pad is not ready for use by customer.

The system is processing. The user should wait.

The user has failed to enter the correct PIN and the maximum number of attempts has been exceeded.

The customer should select the card type (typically credit or debit).

The user should slide their card through the integrated magnetic strip reader (MSR).

Enumerates the possible PIN pad management systems to use.

Standard 40 (UK and other countries/regions)

Australian Standard 2805

Derived Unique Key Per Transaction (USA, Latin America)

(Italian)

Japanese Debit 2

Master/Session. (USA, Latin America)

Lists the valid parts of the point card that can be cleared.

Magnetic tracks

Printing area

Both printing area and magnetic tracks

Lists valid track states for a Point Card Reader Writer.

No encoding

End sentinel error

Another error

LRC error

Parity error

Start sentinel error

Successful read of the data

Verify error

Defines a programmatic structure used by the service object to communicate write or read state information for a Point Card Reader Writer device during an error condition.

Creates a new instance of from parameters specifying the instance's constituent parts.

A enumeration value. A enumeration value. A enumeration value. A enumeration value. A enumeration value. A enumeration value.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current PointCardReadWriteStates.

True if the specified object is equal to the current PointCardReadWriteStates; otherwise, false. The object to be compared with the current PointCardReadWriteStates.

Determines whether the specified PointCardReadWriteStates is equal to the current PointCardReadWriteStates.

True if the specified PointCardReadWriteStates is equal to the current PointCardReadWriteStates; otherwise, false. The PointCardReadWriteStates to be compared with the current PointCardReadWriteStates

Determines whether the specified PointCardReadWriteStates instances are equal.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The first PointCardReadWriteStates instance The second PointCardReadWriteStates instance

Returns the hash code of the current PointCardReadWriteStates.

Int32 representation of the hash code for the current PointCardReadWriteStates.

Compares the specified PointCardReadWriteStates and object to determine whether they are equal.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The PointCardReadWriteStates to be compared to b The object to be compared to a

Returns a value indicating whether an instance of and an object are not equal.

True if a is not equal to b; otherwise, false. The PointCardReadWriteStates to be compared to b The object to be compared to a

Defines a programmatic structure used by the service object to communicate the length of track data for a Point Card Reader Writer device.

Creates an instance of with the specified data tracks.

The fifth data track's length in bytes. The fourth data track's length in bytes. The sixth data track's length in bytes. The first data track's length in bytes. The third data track's length in bytes. The second data track's length in bytes.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current .

A boolean value that is true if the specified object is equal to the current and false otherwise. The object to be compared with the current .

Determines whether the specified is equal to the current .

A boolean value that is true if the specified is equal to the current and false otherwise. The to be compared with the current

Determines whether the specified instances are equal.

A boolean value indicating whether the specified instances are equal. The boolean is true if a is equal to b; otherwise, it is false. The first instance The second instance

Returns the hash code of the current .

An integer representation of the hash code for the current .

Compares the specified and object to determine whether they are equal.

A boolean indicating whether a and b are equal. The boolean is true if a is equal to b; otherwise, it is false. The to be compared to b The object to be compared to a

Returns a value indicating whether an instance of and an object are not equal.

A boolean value indicating whether a and b are unequal. The boolean is true if a is not equal to b; otherwise, false. The PointCardReceiveLengths to be compared to b The object to be compared to a

Holds the length in bytes for Track 1.

An integer representing the length of data track 1.

Holds the length in bytes for Track 2.

An integer representing the length of data track 2.

Holds the length in bytes for Track 3.

An integer representing the length of data track 3.

Holds the length in bytes for Track 4.

An integer representing the length of data track 4.

Holds the length in bytes for Track 5.

An integer representing the length of data track 5.

Holds the length in bytes for Track 6.

An integer representing the length of data track 6.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Point Card Reader/Writer device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that input data is available from the device.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that a point card error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that the queued output request associated with the property has completed successfully.

The ANSI character set.

The ASCII character set, supporting the ASCII characters between 0x20 and 0x7F.

The character set supports Unicode.

Indicates the conveyance motor cover is open.

Indicates a display indicator error.

Indicates a card jam.

Indicates a conveyance motor error.

Indicates there is no card in the reader.

Indicates a printer error.

Indicates a read error.

Indicates a card jam.

Indicates a write error.

Indicates a card is in the device.

Indicates no card is in the device, or the card sensor position is indeterminate.

Indicates a card remains in the entrance.

Starts point card processing.

The timeout parameter gives the number of milliseconds before failing the method. If zero, tries to begin insertion mode, then returns the appropriate status immediately. If , tries to begin insertion mode, then waits as long as needed until the point card is inserted or an error occurs.

Starts point card removal processing.

Gives the number of milliseconds before failing the method. If zero, the method tries to begin removal mode, then returns the appropriate status immediately. If , tries to begin the Removal mode, then waits as long as needed until the point card is ejected or an error occurs.

Cleans the read/write heads of the point card reader/writer.

Clears all buffered device input.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Clears all buffered output data. This includes all asynchronous output.

Erases the printing area of a point card and erases the magnetic track data on a point card or erases the magnetic track data on a point card.

The vertical start position for erasing the printing area. The value is in units if is true. The width used for erasing the printing area. The value is in units if is true. The horizontal start position for erasing the printing area. The value is in units if is true. The height used for erasing the printing area. The value is in units if is true. Defines the parts of the point card that will be cleared (erased).1: PrintingArea2: MagneticTracks3: PrintingAreaAndMagneticTracks

Ends point card insertion processing.

Ends point card removal processing.

Prints the specified data on the printing area of the point card, writes data from the properties to the magnetic tracks, or both.

The vertical start position for printing. The value is in units if is true. The data to print. Any escape sequences in the data depends on the capabilities of the device. The horizontal start position for printing. The value is in units if is true. Designates the effect of the point card.

Enters or exits rotated print mode.

Direction of rotation.

Determines whether a data sequence, possibly including one or more escape sequences, is valid for the specified station, before it calls the method.

The data to validate. May include printable data and escape sequences.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can print bold characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device has an entrance sensor.

Gets the default character set capability.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device supports cleaning under application control.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can erase the printing area.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can print double-high characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can print double-wide characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can print double-high/double-width characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can print italic characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can print in rotated-90-degree-left mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the service object can map

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device has printing capability.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can designate a starting position with the property.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates the device can print in a rotated-90 degree-right mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates the device can print in a rotated upside-down mode.

Gets a bitmask that indicates which magnetic tracks are available.

Gets a bitmask that indicates which tracks are writable on the point card.

Gets the point card state.

Gets or sets the character set for printing characters.

Gets a string of character set numbers.

Gets the number of currently queued data events.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether a event is delivered when input data is queued.

Gets the fonts and typefaces supported by the point card reader/writer.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the device is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value will be false.

Gets or sets the number of characters that can be printed on a line on the point card reader/writer.

Gets the line character widths supported by the point card reader/writer.

Gets or sets the point card reader/writer print line height.

Gets or sets the spacing of each single-high print line. This includes both the printed line height plus the white space between each pair of lines.

Gets the width of a line of characters.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether characters are mapped from the application to the set specified in the

Gets or sets the mapping mode of the point card reader/writer.

Gets the maximum printable line number.

Gets a unique output request ID.

Gets the height of the largest character in a character set.

Gets read state information for Track1 through Track6.

Gets length information for Track1 through Track6.

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

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

Gets the Track1 data from the point card.

Gets the Track2 data from the point card.

Gets the Track3 data from the point card.

Gets the Track4 data from the point card.

Gets the Track5 data from the point card.

Gets the Track6 data from the point card.

Gets or sets the tracks to read from the point card.

Gets or sets the tracks to write to the point card.

Gets or sets the data uses to write to Track1.

Gets or sets the data uses to write to Track2.

Gets or sets the data uses to write to Track3.

Gets or sets the data uses to write to Track4.

Gets or sets the data uses to write to Track5.

Gets or sets the data uses to write to Track6.

Gets write state information for Track1 through Track6.

Enumerates the possible tracks to read from or write to.

Track 1

Track 2

Track 3

Track 4

Track 5

Track 6

Enumerates the possible card states the point card device can be in.

There is a card in the device.

No card or card sensor position indeterminate.

There is a card remaining in an entrance.

Defines an assembly attribute that can be attached as metadata to a .dll, identifying that assembly as a POS for .NET service object.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified manufacturer name.

Manufacturer name.

Defines the programmatic interface for constants, properties, methods, and events common to all UPOS devices.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the Service Object to communicate information directly to the application.

Raised by the Service Object to alert the application of a device status change.

Indicates the specified firmware file or files exist, but one or more of those files are either not in the correct format or are corrupted.

Indicates a specified statistic could not be reset or updated.

Holds the programmatic name of the Communication Error Count common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Device Category common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Firmware Revision common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Hours Powered On common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Installation Date common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Interface common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Manufacture Date common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Manufacturer Name common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Mechanical Revision common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Model Name common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Serial Number common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Unified POS Version common statistic.

Indicates that the device’s power is turned off or it is detached from the terminal.

Indicates that the device is powered on but is either not ready or unable to respond to requests.

Indicates that either the device’s power is off or it is offline.

Indicates that the device’s power is turned on and it is ready for use.

Indicates the update firmware process has completed successfully.

Indicates the update firmware process succeeded. However, the Service Object and/or the physical device cannot be returned to the state they were in before the update firmware process started.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. The device will not be operational until another attempt to update the firmware is successful.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. However, the device is still operational.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. The device is in an indeterminate state.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. The device is either unusable or unrecoverable through software.

Indicates the update firmware process has completed 1 to 100 percent successfully.

Used as the value for a timeout parameter in common and device-specific methods to indicate the method should wait until it receives a response, instead of timing out.

Tests the state of a device.

Indicates the type of health check to be performed on the device. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Requests exclusive access to the device.

Contains the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for exclusive access to be satisfied.

Releases the device and its resources.

Determines whether the version of the specified firmware is newer than, older than, or the same as the version of firmware in the physical device.

The name of the file that contains the firmware, or the name of a file that contains a list of firmware files.

Deletes the specified property from the XML configuration file.

Contains the name of the property the Service Object wants to delete from the configuration XML file.

Used to communicate directly with the Service Object.

Additional data supplied by the Service Object. Specific values vary by command and by what the Service Object chooses to transmit. Additional numeric data. Specific values vary by command and the Service Object. Command number. Specific values assigned by the Service Object.

Used by the Service Object to retrieve the specified property from the XML configuration file.

Contains the name of the property the Service Object wants to retrieve from the configuration XML file.

Used by the Service Objects to raise an event.

Object array of the arguments taken by the delegate. Name of the event delegate.

Opens a device for later input/output processing.

Releases exclusive access to the device.

Resets the specified statistic to 0 (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 an array of statistic names to be reset.

Retrieves the specified device statistic.

Specifies the statistic to be retrieved.

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 enumeration.

Retrieves the specified statistics.

Contains an array of statistic names to retrieve.

Sets a property value (or create a new property) in the XML configuration file.

Contains the value to which the property should be set. Contains the name of the property the Service Object wants to set in the configuration XML file.

Updates the firmware of a device with the version of the firmware contained or defined in the file specified by the firmwareFileName parameter regardless of whether that firmware’s version is newer than, older than, or the same as the version of the firmware already in the device.

Specifies either the name of the file that contains the firmware or a file that contains a set of firmware files that are to be downloaded into the device.

Updates the value of a specified device statistic.

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

Updates a list of statistics with the corresponding specified values.

Contains an array of class instances (name-value pairs) that contain the names and values of the statistics to be updated.

Updates the specified category of statistics with the specified value.

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

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the Service Object/device supports comparing the firmware version in the physical device against that of a firmware file.

Gets the power reporting capabilities of the device.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can accumulate and can provide various statistics regarding usage.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device's firmware can be updated through the UpdateFirmware method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether some or all the device statistics can be reset to 0 (zero) by using the and methods, or updated by using the and methods.

Gets a string that indicates the health of the device.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device is claimed for exclusive access.

Gets a string identifying the device and the company that manufactured it.

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

Gets a short string identifying the device and any pertinent information about it.

Gets or sets the hardware path of a device.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the application has requested that the Service Object not deliver events.

Gets or sets the type of power notification selection made by the application.

Gets the current power condition.

Gets a string identifying the Service Object that supports the device and the company that produced it.

Gets the Service Object version number.

Gets the current state of the device.

Gets or sets the object that is used to marshal the event handler calls issued because of a POS event.

Defines the programmatic interface for exceptions thrown by service objects.

Creates an instance of the class with serialized data.

The object that holds the serialized object data about the exception being thrown. The object that contains contextual information about the source or destination.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message and error code.

An value that represents the error code for the exception. A string that contains text that explains the reason for the exception.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message, error code, and inner exception.

An value that represents the error code for the exception. The exception that is the cause of the being constructed. If this parameter is not null (Nothing in Visual Basic), the exception provided is available to exception handling code as the 's InnerException. A string that contains text that explains the reason for the exception.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message, error code, and extended error code value.

An value that represents the error code for the exception. If an extended error code is provided, this value should be . A string that contains text that explains the reason for the exception. The extended error code for the exception. This value is typically device-specific. See the documentation for the POS for .NET device in question to discover what values may be passed here.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message, error code, extended error code value, and the exception that is the cause of the current exception.

An value that represents the error code for the exception. If an extended error code is provided, this value should be . The exception that is the cause of the being constructed. If this parameter is not null (Nothing in Visual Basic), the exception provided is available to exception handling code as the 's InnerException. A string that contains text that explains the reason for the exception. The extended error code for the exception. This value is typically device-specific. See the documentation for the POS for .NET device in question to discover what values may be passed here.

Creates and returns a string representation of the current exception.

Gets the value for this exception.

Gets the extended error code for this exception

Defines the programmatic interface that represents a generic POS device. The class inherits from the class.

Creates an instance of the class.

Defines the base class for POS for .NET classes containing event data.

Creates an instance of the class.

Gets the event identifier.

Gets the DateTime of the event.

Defines the programmatic interface for a generic exception in the POS for .NET system. All other exception classes inherit from .

Creates an instance of the class.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message.

The error message that explains the reason for the exception.

Creates an instance of the class with serialized data.

The that holds the serialized object data about the exception being thrown. The that contains contextual information about the source or destination.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message and a reference to the inner exception that is the cause of this exception.

The exception that is the cause of the current exception. If the e parameter is not a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic), the current exception is raised in a catch block that handles the inner exception. The error message that explains the reason for the exception.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message, error code, and extended error code values.

The error code for the exception. The error message that explains the reason for the exception. The extended error code for the exception.

Creates an instance of the class with a specified error message, error code, and extended error code value.

The error code for the exception. The exception that is the cause of the current exception. If the e parameter is not a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic), the current exception is raised in a catch block that handles the inner exception. The error message that explains the reason for the exception. The extended error code for the exception.

Sets the with information about the exception.

The that contains contextual information about the source or destination. The that holds the serialized object data about the exception being thrown.

Defines the programmatic interface for enumeration and initialization of POS installed devices.

Creates an instance of the class.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified parameter and initializes the system.

An object that implements the .NET Framework class . is used to marshal events to a particular thread defined by the object. For more information, see the .NET Framework Library documentation.

Notifies the application when a POS device has been added to the system.

Notifies the application when a POS device has been removed from the system.

Creates an instance of the service object based on the information supplied by the property values of the object.

An object that describes the device that you want to create an instance of, and which is an instance of the class. contains , , properties and so on for the device.

Retrieves a device of the specified type.

A string that contains one of the 36 POS device types, as defined by the helper class.

Retrieves a device of the specified type and logical name (or alias).

A string that contains one of the 36 POS device types, as defined by the helper class. The logical name or alias of the device.

Returns a collection of all POS devices currently installed in the system.

Retrieves all POS devices currently installed in the system, based on a compatibility level (or version number).

DeviceCompatibilities enumeration that indicates compatibility level.

Retrieves all POS devices of the specified type.

A string that contains one of the 36 POS device types, as defined by the helper class.

Retrieves all POS devices of the specified type and compatibility (or version).

A string that contains one of the 36 POS device types, as defined by the helper class. enumeration that indicates compatibility level.

Re-enumerates the list of attached POS devices and rebuilds internal data structures.

Gets the POS for .NET configuration root registry key in relation to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.

Gets a path of the file in which device statistics is persisted.

Gets or sets the object.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Keyboard device.

Creates an instance of class.

Raised by the service object to present input data from the device to the application.

Raised by the service object to indicate an error has been detected while it is trying to read keyboard device input data.

Incremented for each key-down action.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether POS for .NET automatically disables the device when data is received.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the keyboard device can generate both key-down and key-up input data, based on the value of the property.

Gets the number of data events currently queued by the service object.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the service object can deliver a queued event by raising a event.

Gets or sets the type of events that the application wants to receive.

Gets the value of the key from the last event.

Gets the type of the last keyboard event.

Defines the programmatic interface used by class to throw exceptions.

Initializes a new instance of the class with a specified error message.

The error message that explains the reason for the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class with serialized data.

The that holds the serialized object data about the exception being thrown. The that contains contextual information about the source or destination.

Initializes a new instance of the class with a specified error message and a reference to the inner exception that is the cause of this exception.

Defines the programmatic interface used by POS for .NET management APIs to throw exceptions.

Initializes a new instance of the class with a specified error message.

The error message that explains the reason for the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class with serialized data.

The that holds the serialized object data about the exception being thrown. The that contains contextual information about the source or destination.

Initializes a new instance of the class with a specified error message and a reference to the inner exception that is the cause of this exception.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS power system device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Indicates the property has been updated.

Indicates the remaining battery capacity is at or below the critically low battery threshold and the system is operating from the battery.

Indicates the remaining battery capacity is at or below the low battery threshold and the system is operating from the battery.

Indicates the fan is running.

Indicates the fan has stopped.

Indicates the property has been updated.

Indicates the system will restart immediately.

Indicates the device has shut down.

Indicates the system is requesting a transition to the Standby state.

Indicates the system is requesting a transition to the Suspend state.

Indicates the device is running at a high temperature.

Indicates the device's temperature is within acceptable range.

Indicates the UPS battery is in a critical state.

Indicates the UPS battery is almost full charge.

Indicates the UPS battery is almost depleted of charge.

Indicates the UPS battery is near 50 percent charge.

Indicates the system is requesting a transition to the Standby state because of user input.

Indicates the system is requesting a transition to the Suspend state because of user input.

Restarts the POS system independent of the power state.

Shuts down the POS system independent of the power state.

Requests that the POS system be put in the Standby state or responds to a request to put the system in the Standby state.

Specifies the reason has been called. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Requests that the POS system be put in the Suspend state or responds to a request to put the system in the Suspend state.

Specifies the reason has been called. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Gets a value between 0 and 100 that represents the percentage of remaining battery capacity.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can detect the CPU fan is stopped.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can detect if the CPU is running at a high temperature.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether power management allows charging the battery with a quick method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can explicitly shut down the POS system.

Gets one or more UPS charge states.

Gets or sets an integer value for a built-in mechanism to shut down the POS terminal.

When is set, the following value is put in the property:ValueMeaningSuccess was set successfully.IllegalAn illegal value was specified.

Gets the time in milliseconds for power failure intervals.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the battery is being recharged in a quick charge mode.

Gets the remaining time for loading the battery.

Gets the UPS charge state.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Printer device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Queued by the service object when an error is detected and the device’s transitions into the error state.

Queued by the service object to notify the application when asynchronous processing that corresponds to an has successfully completed.

Indicates the default character set supports the ANSI character set.

Indicates the default character set supports the ASCII character set.

Indicates the default character set supports the Unicode character set.

Indicates an unsupported format.

Indicates that the printer cover is open.

Indicates the journal cartridge is empty.

Indicates the journal cartridge has been removed.

Indicates the journal station is out of paper.

Indicates the journal cartridge head is being cleaned.

Indicates the receipt cartridge is empty.

Indicates the receipt cartridge has been removed.

Indicates the receipt station is out of paper.

Indicates the receipt cartridge head is being cleaned.

Indicates the slip cartridge is empty.

Indicates the slip cartridge has been removed.

Indicates a form has not been inserted into the slip station.

Indicates a form is present while the printer is being taken out of from removal mode.

Indicates the slip cartridge head is being cleaned.

Indicates the bitmap is either too wide to print without transformation, or too big to tranform.

Indicates the bar code should be printed aligned with the center of the station.

Indicates the bar code should be printed aligned with the leftmost print column.

Indicates the bar code should be printed aligned with the rightmost print column.

Indicates the bitmap should be printed with one bitmap pixel per printer dot.

Indicates the bitmap should be printed aligned with the center of the station.

Indicates the bitmap should be printed aligned with the leftmost print column.

Indicates the bitmap should be printed aligned with the rightmost print column.

Indicates a full paper cut.

Incremented when a bar code is successfully printed.

Incremented for each failed paper cut.

Incremented for each failed print side change or failed check flip.

Incremented when a form is successfully inserted into the document/slip station.

Incremented when a home error occurs.

Incremented for every journal character printed.

Incremented every time that the document/slip station cover opened.

Incremented for each journal line printed.

Incremented every time that maximum temperature is reached.

Incremented every time that NVRAM is written to.

Incremented every time that paper is cut successfully.

Incremented when a printer fault occurs.

Incremented when the print side changes or a check flips.

Incremented every time that a receipt character is printed.

Incremented every time that the receipt cover opened.

Incremented every time that a receipt line feed is performed.

Incremented every time that a receipt line is printed.

Incremented every time that a slip character is printed.

Incremented every time that the slip cover opened.

Incremented every time that a slip line feed is performed.

Incremented every time that a slip line is printed.

Incremented for each Stamp raised.

Indicates the printer cover is closed.

Indicates the printer cover is open.

Indicates all asynchronous output is finished, either successfully or because the output has been cleared. The printer State property is now set to .

Indicates the journal cartridge has to be replaced.

Indicates the journal cartridge is near its end.

Indicates all journal cartridges are ready.

Indicates the journal cover is closed.

Indicates the journal cover is open.

Indicates there is no journal paper.

Indicates the journal cartridge has begun head cleaning.

Indicates the journal paper is low.

Indicates the journal paper is ready.

Indicates the receipt cartridge has to be replaced.

Indicates the receipt cartridge is nearing empty.

Indicates all receipt cartridges are ready.

Indicates the receipt cover is closed.

Indicates the receipt cover is open.

Indicates there is no receipt paper.

Indicates the receipt cartridge has begun head cleaning.

Indicates the receipt paper is low.

Indicates the receipt paper is ready.

Indicates the slip cartridge has to be replaced.

Indicates the slip cartridge is nearing empty.

Indicates all slip cartridges are ready.

Indicates the slip cover is closed.

Indicates the slip cover is open.

Indicates that no slip form is inserted and no slip form has been detected at the entrance to the slip station.

Indicates the receipt cartridge has begun head cleaning.

Indicates the slip form is close to the bottom.

Indicates the slip form is inserted.

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

The timeout parameter gives the number of milliseconds before failing the method.

Starts form removal processing.

The timeout parameter gives the number of milliseconds before failing the method.

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

The side parameter indicates the side of the document where printing will occur. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Clears all device output that has been buffered. Also, when it is possible, stops outputs that are in progress.

Clears the area defined by the property.

Cuts the receipt paper.

The percentage parameter indicates the percentage of paper to cut. If percentage is set to the constant , this causes a full paper cut. Other percentage values request a partial cut.

Ends form-insertion processing.

Ends form-removal processing.

Uses the printer’s mark sensor for receipt paper.

The type parameter indicates the kind of mark-sensed paper handling. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

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

The Page Mode control.

Prints a bar code on the specified printer station.

Character string to be bar-coded. 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. 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. Placement of the bar code. For possible values, see Remarks in this topic. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are or .

Prints a bitmap on the specified printer station.

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

Prints the string immediately that is specified for data on the printer station specified by station.

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 as follows: , , or .

Prints a bitmap from memory on the specified printer station.

The bitmap to be printed. Printed width of the bitmap. Placement of the bitmap. The printer station to be used. Can be either PrinterStation.Slip or PrinterStation.Receipt.

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

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

The printer stations to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are as follows: , , or . 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, by 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 try to print on both stations concurrently.

Enters or exits rotated print mode.

Direction of rotation. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are as follows: or .

Saves information about a bitmap for later printing.

Name of Windows bitmap file. The file must be in uncompressed format. If set to an empty string (""), the bitmap is unset. Printed width of the bitmap to be performed. See the method for values. The number to be assigned to this bitmap. Two bitmaps, numbered 1 and 2, may be set. Placement of the bitmap. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are as follows: or .

Saves a data string as the top or bottom logo.

The characters that produce the logo. May consist of printable characters, escape sequences, carriage returns (13 decimal), and newline / line feed (10 decimal). Where the logo is to be set. Possible values are defined by the enumeration as or .

Enters or exits transaction mode.

Transaction control. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. See in this topic. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are as follows: , , or .

Determines whether a data sequence, possibly including one or more escape sequences, is valid for the specified station, before it calls the , , or methods.

The data to be validated. May include printable data and escape sequences. See Remarks in this topic. The printer station to be used. Possible values are defined by the enumeration. Valid values are as follows: , , or .

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether certain print methods will be performed asynchronously.

Gets the default character set capability.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal and receipt stations can print at the same time.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal and slip stations can print at the same time.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can support Page Mode at the same time for both the receipt and slip stations.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt and slip stations can print at the same time.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer has a "cover open" sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal can print dark plus an alternate color.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal can print bold characters.

Gets the presence of journal cartridge monitoring sensors.

Gets available journal color cartridges.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal can print double-high characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal can print double-wide characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal can print characters that are both double-high and double-wide.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal has an out-of-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal can print italic characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal has a low-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal print station is present.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal can underline characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether when printing data, the service object can map the characters sent by the application (in the character set that is defined by the property) to the character sets that are defined by the property.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print dark plus an alternate color.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt has bar code printing capability.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print bitmaps.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print bold characters.

Gets the presence of receipt cartridge monitoring sensors.

Gets the receipt color cartridges.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print double-high characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print double-wide characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print double-high, double-wide characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt has an out-of-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print italic characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print in rotated-90-degree-left mode.

Gets the type of mark-sensed paper handling available.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt has a low-paper sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can perform paper cuts.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt print station is present.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print in a rotated-90-degree-right mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can print in a rotated upside-down mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt has a stamp capability.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt can underline characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print dark plus an alternate color.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip has bar code printing capability.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print bitmaps.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print bold characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip print station supports printing on both sides of the document.

Gets the presence of slip-cartridge monitoring sensors.

Gets the type of color cartridges supported for slip printing.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print double-high characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print double-wide characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print characters that are both double-wide and double-high.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip has a "slip in" sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip is a full slip station; it can print full-length forms.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print italic characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print in a rotated 90 degree left mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip has a "slip near end" sensor.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can support Page Mode for the slip station.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip print station is present.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print in a rotated-90-degree-right mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can print in an upside-down mode.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip can underline characters.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether each station supports printer transactions.

Gets or sets the type of cartridge state notification the application wants to receive.

Gets or sets the numeric value that indicates the character set that the application wants to use for printing characters.

Gets the list of character set numbers supported for printing.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer’s cover is open.

Gets the severity of the most recent error condition.

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

Gets a vendor-supplied description of the current error.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the service object queues a event by using the constant when the device is in an idle state, and reset to false.

Gets a string array that specifies the fonts and typefaces supported by the printer.

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

Gets or sets the currently selected journal cartridge.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal is out of paper.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer can print in high-quality mode.

Gets or sets the number of characters that the application wants to print on a journal line.

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

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

Gets or sets 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.

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

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the journal paper is low.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the service object maps the characters transferred by the application to the character set selected in the property.

Gets or sets the mapping mode of the printer the application wants to use.

Gets the identifier associated with the current output request.

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

Gets the basic Page mode functionality of the printer for the selected property.

Gets or sets the horizontal start position offset within the print area for the print station specified by the property, expressed in the unit of measure specified by the property.

Gets or sets the vertical start position offset within the print area for the print station specified by the property, expressed in the unit of measure specified by the property.

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

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

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

Gets or sets the receipt cartridge selected by the application.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt is out of paper.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer prints in high-quality mode.

Gets or sets the number of characters that the application wants to print on a receipt line.

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

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

Gets or sets the spacing of each single-high print line. This includes both the printed line height and the white space between each pair of lines, that the application wants to use.

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

Gets 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.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the receipt paper is low.

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

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

Gets or sets the rotation orientation for bar codes that the application wants to use.

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

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

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

Gets or sets the slip cartridge the application wants to use.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether a slip form is not present.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the printer prints in high-quality mode.

Gets or sets the number of characters that the application wants to print on a slip line.

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

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

Gets 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.

Gets or sets the spacing of each single-high print line. This includes both the printed line height and the white space between each pair of lines that the application wants to use.

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

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

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the slip form is near its end.

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

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

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

Enumerates the possible states of power notification for the current device.

The service object will not provide power notifications to the application. No power notification events will be raised, and the property may not be set.

The service object will raise power notification events and update the property, beginning when the property is set to true. The level of functionality available depends on the value of the property.

Enumerates the possible power reporting capabilities of a device.

The service object can determine and report all three power states, Off, Offline, and Online.

The service object cannot determine the state of the device. Therefore, no power reporting is possible.

The service object can determine and report two of the power states, OffOffline (that is, Off or Offline) and Online.

Enumerates possible current power sources for a device.

The current power source is the AC line.

The current power source is a backup source such as an UPS or backup battery.

The current power source is a system battery. This value is only presented for systems that operate typically on battery.

Power source reporting is not available.

Enumerates the possible current power state values for a device.

The device is turned off or detached from the terminal.

The device is turned on but is either not ready or unable to respond to requests.

The device is either turned off or offline.

The device is turned on and ready for use.

Cannot determine the device's power state.

Enumerates the possible cartridge-state notification capabilities for a printer.

Cartridge-state notifications are not available.

Cartridge-state notifications are available.

Enumerates the possible printer-cartridge-monitoring sensors.

A sensor that indicates the head is being cleaned.

A sensor that indicates the cartridge is empty.

A sensor that determines whether the color cartridge is near its end.

The device does not support cartridge-monitoring sensors.

A sensor that indicates the cartridge has been removed.

Enumerates the possible printer cartridge states.

The printer head is being cleaned.

The cartridge is empty.

The cartridge is near its end.

The cartridge in normal condition.

The cartridge has been removed.

Cannot determine the cartridge state.

Enumerates the possible printer color cartridges.

Supports first custom color (Secondary color, usually red).

Supports second custom color.

Supports third custom color.

Supports fourth custom color.

Supports fifth custom color.

Supports sixth custom color.

Supports cyan color for full color printing.

Supports full color.

Supports magenta color for full color printing.

Supports no color.

Supports primary color.

Supports yellow color for full color printing.

Enumerates the possible severity levels for the most recent error condition.

A nonrecoverable error has occurred. (For example, internal printer failure.)

No errors have occurred.

A recoverable error has occurred. (For example, out of paper.)

Enumerates the possible locations for setting a logo.

Puts the logo at the bottom of the document.

Puts the logo at the top of the document.

Enumerates the possible kinds of mark-sensed paper handling.

Feeds the mark-sensed paper to the present paper’s top of form. (Reverse feed if it is required).

Feeds the mark-sensed paper to the auto cutter cutting position.

Feeds the mark-sensed paper to the next paper’s top of form.

Does not feed.

Feeds the mark-sensed paper to the paper take-up position.

Enumerates possible sides of the print station document on which printing can occur.

The opposite of the current side.

Default print side.

The other side of the document (the reverse of default).

Document is not inserted.

Enumerates the possible printer station modes.

The current printer station is Journal.

The current printer station is undefined.

The current printer station is Receipt.

The current printer station is Slip.

The current printer station combines Receipt and Journal.

The current printer station combines Slip and Journal.

The current printer station combines Receipt and Slip.

Enumerates the possible transaction modes for a printer station.

Ends a transaction by printing the buffered data.

Starts a transaction.

Enumerates the possible rotation settings for a printer device.

Rotates bar code printing. (ORed with one of the previous rotation values.)

Rotates bitmap printing. (ORed with one of the previous rotation values.)

Rotates printing 90 degrees to the left (counter-clockwise).

Ends rotated printing.

Rotates printing 90 degrees to the right side (clockwise).

Rotates printing 180 degrees (print upside-down).

Defines a helper class that can be used to create an array representing custom glyphs for a Line Display device.

Creates an instance of the class based on a single character.

The character that the class instance should contain.

Creates an instance of the class based on a range of characters.

The ending character position for the range. The starting character position for the range.

Gets or sets the starting character position for a range of characters.

Gets or sets the ending character position for a range of characters.

Defines the programmatic interface for a remote order display.

Creates an instance of the RemoteOrderDisplay class.

Notifies the application when input data from a video touch unit is available.

Notifies the application that a remote order display error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Notifies the application that the queued output request associated with the property has completed successfully.

A constant value that is used by the method to set the video unit to use the ANSI character set.

A constant value used by the method to set the video unit to use the ASCII character set.

A constant value that is used by the method to set the video unit to use the Unicode character set.

A constant value that is used by the method to set all clocks to start at the same time.

Indicates a Pause, Resume, Start, Stop, or Move command was requested on an uninitialized clockId for any of the video units indicated in units.

Indicates the requested buffer exceeds the total number of video save buffers the remote order display device can support at once as specified in the property.

Indicates the total number of clocks the remote order display device can support at one time as specified in the property has been reached.

Indicates bufferId does not contain a previously saved video region for the selected units.

Indicates all the buffer memory has been allocated for a specific unit. The and properties are updated.

Clears the device input that has been buffered for the unit specified by the property.

Clears all outputs that have been buffered for the unit specified by the property. This includes video and tone outputs.

Clears the display area for the video unit(s) specified by the units parameter.

Indicates which unit(s) to operate on. The video attributes to clear.

Clears the specified video region.

The number of columns in the region. The region's start row. The region's start column. The number of rows in the region. The attribute to clear.

Performs the clock command requested in clockFunction on the specified video unit(s).

The initial seconds for the clock display. The units to operate on. The initial hours for the clock display. The type of clock to display. The clock's row. The requested clock function. The initial minutes for the clock display. The clock's start column. The video attribute. Clock identification number. The valid values can be from 1 - Clocks. When the clockFunction parameter is Pause, Resume, or Stop, then clockId can be to specify all clocks started on the specified video unit(s).

Enables or disables the cursor for the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. The type of cursor to display.

Copies a region of the display area to a new location on the display area for the specified video unit(s).

The start column of the target location. The video units to operate on. The number of columns in the region. The region's start row. The region's start column. The number of rows in the region. The start row of the target location.

Displays the characters in data starting at the location that is specified by row and column, and continues in succeeding columns on the video unit(s) indicated in the units parameter.

The video units to operate on. The string of characters to display. The start row for the text. The start column for the text. The video attribute.

Draws a box on the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. The number of columns in the box. The box's start row. The border type. The box's start column. The number of rows in the box. The video attribute.

Frees any buffer memory allocated for the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. Integer identifying the video buffer to free. Valid values range from 1 to the property for the selected unit(s).

Sets the specified video unit(s) to a turned on state.

The units to operate on.

Restores a previously saved video region of the display area from the requested bufferId for the specified video unit(s).

The start column of the target location. The units to operate on. Number identifying the source video buffer to use. Valid values range from 1 to the property for the selected unit(s). The start row of the target location.

Saves the specified video region of the display area to one of the provided video buffers for the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. The number of columns in the region to save. The start row of the region to save. The start column of the region to save. The number of rows in the region to save. Number identifying the video buffer to use. Valid values range from 1 to the property for a selected unit(s).

Selects a compatible character set for the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. The character set for displaying characters.

Updates the cursor position on the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. Row to put the cursor on. Column to put the cursor on.

Enters or exits transaction mode for the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. Transaction control function.

Modifies the attribute on the specified video unit(s).

The units to operate on. The number of columns in the region. The number of rows in the region. The region’s start column. The attribute command. The video attribute to use.

Sounds the video enunciator for the specified units.

When numberOfCycles is not 1, then pause for interSoundWait milliseconds before repeating the tone cycle (that is, before playing the tone again). The unit(s) to operate on. Tone frequency in Hertz. If WaitForever, then start tone sounding and, repeat continuously. Otherwise, perform the specified number of cycles. Tone duration in milliseconds.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether methods are performed asynchronously.

Gets or sets the duration (in milliseconds) of the automatic tone for the video unit specified by the property.

Gets or sets the frequency (in Hertz) of the automatic tone for the video unit specified by the property.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the service object can map characters to the character sets that are defined in .

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the video unit specified by the property can be loaded with an alternate, user-supplied character set.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the video unit specified by the property supports an enunciator.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the video unit specified by the property supports the TouchUp, TouchDown, and TouchMove event types.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether transactions are supported by each video unit.

Gets the character set for displaying characters for the video unit specified by the property.

Gets the character set for the video unit specified by the property.

Gets the number of clocks the video unit, specified by the property, can support.

Gets or sets the current video unit ID. Up to 32 units are allowed on one remote order display device. The unit ID definitions range from Unit1 to Unit32.

Gets the total number of queued events.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether a event is delivered when input data is queued.

Gets an error description that occurred to the video units.

Gets a bitwise mask of the video units that encountered an error.

Gets an error description for an error event.

Gets or sets event types.

Gets a video unit ID.

Gets device unit(s).

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether transferred characters are mapped to another character set.

Gets the identifier of the most recently started asynchronous output.

Gets the total number of clocks the remote order display device can support at one time.

Gets the total number of video save buffers the remote order display device can support at one time.

Gets or sets the timeout value in milliseconds used by the remote order display device to complete all supported output methods.

Gets which video units are online.

Gets the number of events queued for the video unit specified by the property.

Gets or sets the video Mode ID selected for the video unit specified by the property.

Gets the video modes supported for the video unit specified by the property.

Gets the number of save buffers for the video unit specified by the property.

Lists the possible event types for touch video input on a Remote Order Display device.

Touch occurred in the down direction.

Touch direction moved.

Touch occurred in the up direction.

Lists the possible transaction control functions for a Remote Order Display device.

End a transaction by displaying the buffered data.

Begin a transaction.

Lists all report types used in POS for .NET.

Prints a report between two fiscal memory record numbers.

Prints a report between two dates.

Prints a report between two reports specified by report number.

Enumerates the available predefined RFID tag protocols the device supports.

All protocol tags.

EPC class 0 read-only passive tags.

EPC class 1 write once passive tags.

EPC class 1 gen 2 (ISO 18000-6C) write-once passive tags.

EPC class 2 rewritable tags.

ISO 14443A HF tags.

ISO 14443B HF tags.

ISO 15693 HF tags.

ISO 18000-6B UHF tags.

A tag that does not fit into one of the defined protocols.

Non-standard EPC class "0+" write-once passive tags.

Enumerates the tags within range that meet a parameterized criteria.

Reads the full UserData.

Reads the ID and full UserData.

Reads the ID and the defined partial UserData.

Reads the defined partial UserData.

Reads only the ID data.

Defines the programmatic interface for an RFID Scanner device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Notifies the application that input data from the RFID Scanner is available.

Notifies the application that an RFID Scanner device error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Notifies the application that the queued output request associated with the attribute has completed successfully.

Indicates if the RF antenna is in a state of failure.

Contains the count of failed tag disable attempts.

Contains the count of failed tag lock attempts.

Contains the count of failed tag write attempts.

Contains the count of successful tag disable attempts.

Contains the count of successful tag lock attempts.

Contains the count of successful tag write attempts.

Contains the count of read tags.

Indicates the device is experiencing excess noise.

Indicates the device is low on memory.

Clears the data and input error events.

Clears all data properties and sets them to their default values.

Clears the data and output error events.

Permanently disables the specific tag matching the tagID parameter.

Allowed execution time, in milliseconds, before the method fails and a time-out is sent to the application. If , the service waits as long as needed until either the operation is complete or an error occurs. Authorized key for reader that might be required for this operation; null if not applicable. The ID of the tag it is disabling.

Resets the service’s counter to the first tag in the tag list, and copies that tag’s information into the corresponding properties.

Turns the tag into a read-only mode.

Allowed execution time, in milliseconds, before the method fails and a time-out event is sent to the application. If the service waits as long as needed until either the operation is complete or an error occurs. Authorized key for reader that might be required for this operation, null if not applicable. The ID of the tag it is locking.

Moves the service’s counter to the next tag in the tag list, and copies that tag’s information into the corresponding properties.

Moves the service’s counter to the previous tag in the tag list, and copies that tag’s information into the corresponding properties.

Performs a poll of all the tags within range that meet the parameterized criteria.

Holds a value which is used to mask the filterID. If the bitwise AND matches the bitwise AND of a tagId and the filterMask, the tagId will be returned. To get all tags in the field, pass in a filterMask of 0. Command parameters from Allowed execution time, in milliseconds, before the method fails and a time-out is sent to the application. If , the service waits as long as needed until either the operation is complete or an error occurs. Holds a bit pattern to be AND-ed with filterMask to determine which tag(s) to read. Authorized key for reader that might be required for this operation; null if not applicable. Indicates the zero-based position within the tags UserData field to begin reading from. This parameter only applies when cmd is set to or . Otherwise, it is ignored. Indicates the number of bytes of user data to read starting at the position indicated by the start parameter. This parameter only applies when cmd is set to or . Otherwise, it is ignored.

Performs a continuous polling of tags that meet the parameterized criteria.

Holds a value which is used to mask the filterID. If the bitwise AND matches the bitwise AND of a tagId and the filterMask, the tagId will be returned. To get all tags in the field, pass in a filterMask of 0. Holds a bit pattern to be AND-ed with filterMask to determine which tag(s) to read. Authorized key for reader that might be required for this operation; null if not applicable. Indicates the zero-based position within the tags UserData field to begin reading from. This parameter only applies when cmd is set to or . Otherwise, it is ignored. Indicates the number of bytes of user data to read starting at the position indicated by the start parameter. This parameter only applies when cmd is set to or . Otherwise, it is ignored.

Stops the Continuous Read mode.

Authorized key for reader that might be required for this operation; null if not applicable.

Overwrites the entire or part of the UserData field of targeted tag.

Allowed execution time, in milliseconds, before the method fails and a timeout is sent to the application. If , the service will wait as long as needed until either the operation is complete or an error occurs. User data to be written. Authorized key for reader that might be required for this operation, null if not applicable. ID of the tag whose user data it is writing to. Indicates the zero-based position within the tags userData field to begin writing to.

Overwrites the existing tag ID with a new ID.

The source tag ID from which it is writing the new ID. Allowed execution time, in milliseconds, before the method fails and a time-out is sent to the application. If , the service waits as long as needed until either the operation is complete or an error occurs. Authorized key for reader that might be required for this operation; null if not applicable. Destination ID of the new tag.

Lists the possible bitmap and bar code rotations for printing.

Start rotated printing 90° to the left (counter-clockwise).

End rotated printing.

Start rotated printing 90° to the right (clockwise).

Start rotated printing 180° (that is, print upside-down).

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS scale device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Fired by the service object to notify the application that an asynchronous has completed.

Fired by the service object to notify the application that a scale device error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Indicates the weight was over

Indicates the scale is reporting that the item/weight on the scale is identical to the previously reported item/weight (that is, the item has not been removed from the scale).

Indicates the scale is reporting a weight that is less than zero due to a calibration error.

Indicates good weight read count for statistics reporting.

Indicates the scale is not ready to weigh.

Indicates scale weight is stable.

Indicates scale weight is overweight.

Indicates scale weight is less than zero.

Indicates the scale weight is unstable.

Indicates the scale weight is zero.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Updates display text.

The string of characters to display.

Reads a weight from the scale.

The number of milliseconds to wait for a settled weight before fails. If zero, attempts to read the scale weight, then returns the status immediately. If WaitForever, waits as long as needed until a weight is successfully read or an error occurs.

Sets the scale weight to zero.

Indicates whether is performed asynchronously.

Indicates whether POS for .NET automatically disables the scale when data is received.

Indicates whether a scale has a display.

Indicates whether a scale can display text.

Indicates whether a scale supports the freezeValue method.

Indicates whether a scale can calculate prices.

Indicates whether a scale supports live weight measurements incorporating a tare value.

Indicates whether a scale supports different methods to calculate price.

Indicates whether a scale can use different weight unit types apart from the default scale weight unite types..

Indicates whether a scale can use different tare values in replacement of or in addition to the default scale tare value used in determining the net weight.

Indicates whether a scale can use multiple tare values in a certain ranking order for the calculation of net weight and item price.

Indicates whether a scale supports a tare.

Indicates whether an application can set scale weight to zero.

Indicates whether an application can report a valid weight as zero.

Holds the number of currently queued events.

Indicates whether a event is delivered when input data is queued.

Indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value will be false.

Holds the number of characters that can be displayed.

Holds the maximum weight measurement possible from the scale.

Holds the minimum weight measurement possible from the scale.

Holds the sales price read from a price-calculating scale.

Holds the tare weight of scale data.

Holds the unit price of the article to be weighed.

Holds the unit of weight of scale data.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Scanner device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the Service Object to present scanned data from the device to the application.

Raised by the Service Object to notify the application that an error has been detected while attempting to read scanned data.

Incremented for each successful scan.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Get or sets a Boolean value whether POS for .NET automatically disables the Scanner after data is received.

Gets the number of data events currently queued by the Service Object.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether POS for .NET can deliver the next queued event.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the data can be decoded.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the class is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value is false.

Gets a byte array of the data that is read from the scanner.

Gets the decoded bar code label.

Gets the decoded bar code label type. Possible values are defined by the enumeration.

Lists the image capture modes for available biometric capture operations.

16 Colors

256 Colors

Full Colors

Gray scale

Bi-tonal (B/W)

No color support specified.

Indicates the requested orientation adjustment to the received sensor data prior to creation.

180°

270°

0°

90°°

Lists the possible types of data that the Biometrics Scanner may be designed to capture.

Captures biometrics data regarding facial features.

Captures biometrics data regarding fingerprints.

Captures biometrics data regarding gait.

Captures biometrics data regarding hand geometry.

Captures biometrics data regarding the iris.

Captures biometrics data regarding keystroke dynamics.

Captures biometrics data regarding lip movement.

The password.

Captures biometrics data about the retina.

Captures biometrics data regarding the signature dynamics.

Captures biometrics data regarding thermal face imaging.

Captures biometrics data regarding thermal hand imaging.

Captures unspecified biometrics data.

Captures biometrics data regarding voice.

Allows the extraction of information from Cash Changer subservices.

Creates an instance of the structure with the specified values.

Index of service. Index of service. Index of service. Index of service.

Gets the index of the subservice.

Defines a class-level attribute that can be used to identify the service object that implements the class.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified parameters.

The type of service object. A description of the service object. The name of the service object. Major version. Minor version.

Gets the compatibility level with any .NET or COM service object.

Gets a description of the service object.

Gets a name of the service object.

Gets the tyoe of the service object.

Gets the UPOS version number of the service object.

Gets the UPOS major version number for the service object.

Gets the UPOS minor version number of the service object.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS signature capture device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that input data is available.

Raised by the service object to notify the application that a device error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Indicates the number of failed signature reads.

Indicates the number of good signature reads.

Begins the capture of a signature.

Contains the platform-specific location for obtaining form or data screen information for display on the device screen.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Ends signature capture.

Indicates whether POS for .NET automatically disables the device when data is received.

Indicates whether the device can display a form or data entry screen.

Indicates whether the device can supply data in real-time.

Indicates whether a user can terminate a signature capture.

Holds the number of currently queued events.

Indicates whether a event is delivered when input data is queued.

Indicates whether or not the is exclusive-use.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value will be false.

Holds the maximum horizontal coordinate of the signature capture device.

Holds the maximum vertical coordinate of the signature capture device.

Holds the signature captured from the device.

Holds the signature captured from the device in a device-specific format.

Indicates whether signature data can be gathered in real time.

Lists the possible communication modes for Smart Card devices.

Same as Block mode except that the block of string data that contains commands and data sent to the SCR/W service object conforms to the ISO/IEC 7816 APDU (Application Protocol Data Units) standard for smart cards. ISO and EMV messaging formats are supported and selectable if the SCR/W has the capability to switch to one of these formats.

A block of string data that contains commands and data is sent to the SCR/W device service object. The application and the SCR/W service object need to agree upon a communication protocol and data format before using this mode.

Basic ASCII format for commands and data interchange.

A block of string data that contains commands and data is sent to the SCR/W service object. The application and the SCR/W service object agree to use a communication protocol and data format defined in this standard consistent with the XML Data Dictionary and XML schema guidelines as outlined in the NRF-ARTS IX Retail XML standard.

Lists the valid message standards for a Smart Card device.

APDU messaging format conforms to the EMV standard.

APDU messaging format conforms to the ISO standard.

Lists the possible types of processing of the data that is to be done by the smart card.

The data being read from the smart card present in the SCR/W is data that was processed by a program currently resident on the smart card. When this action is requested the smart card program is started and sends back the data that it has processed.

The data being read from the smart card present in the SCR/W is from the data area on the smart card.

The data being read from the smart card present in the SCR/W is an executable program that was found in the smart card memory associated with executable programs.

The data being read is XML data that the SCR/W is sending to the application. It is up to the application to parse the data being returned.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS smart card reader/writer device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Fired by the service object to present input data from the device to an application.

Fired by the service object to notify the application that a SCR/W error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Fired by the service object to notify the application that the queued output request associated with the property has completed successfully.

Indicates no card is detected in the smart card reader/writer device but a card was expected.

Indicates there was a read error.

Indicates the smart card was prematurely removed from the smart card reader/writer unexpectedly.

Indicates there was a write error.

Indicates a card is in the device.

Indicates no card is detected in the device.

Initiates smart card insertion processing.

The number of milliseconds before failing the method.If zero, the method initiates insertion mode and either returns immediately if successful, or raises an exception. If WaitForever, the method initiates the begin insertion mode, then waits as long as needed until either the smart card is inserted or an error occurs.

Initiates smart card removal processing.

The number of milliseconds before failing the methodIf 0, the method initiates the begin removal mode and either returns immediately or raises an exception. If WaitForever, the method initiates the begin removal mode, then waits as long as needed until either the smart card is removed or an error occurs.

Clears all queued data and input error events and sets the property to Idle.

Resets the values of properties altered by or .

Clears all buffered output data, including all asynchronous output.

Ends smart card insertion processing.

Ends smart card removal processing.

Reads data from a smart card.

The data that is to be read by the smart card. Indicates the type of data processing to be done by the smart card.

Writes data to a smart card.

The data that is to be sent to the smart card. Indicates the type of processing of the data that is to be done by the smart card.

Indicates whether the smart card device can report a "torn" card.

Indicates the interface modes the device is capable of supporting.

Indicates the supported message modes when is APDU.

Indicates if the device can sense a smart card in a user-available slot.

Indicates the number of slots available to a user.

Indicates the types of transmission protocols supported by the device.

Holds the number of currently queued events.

Indicates whether a event is delivered when input data is queued.

Holds the current communication interface mode.

Indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is exclusive-use. Otherwise, the value is false.

Holds the message modes the device is using when is APDU.

Holds the identifier of the most recently started asynchronous output.

Indicates a smart card is in position to exchange data.

Holds the current slot available to a user.

Indicates whether a smart card has been detected.

Holds the transmission protocols the device currently supports.

Lists the possible types of transmission protocols for a Smart Card device.

Asynchronous, Half Duplex, Character, Transmission Protocol Mode

Asynchronous, Half Duplex, Block Transmission Protocol Mode

Lists the possible types of processing of the data that is to be done by the smart card.

The data being sent to the smart card present in the SCR/W is to be stored in the data area on the smart card.

The smart card present in the SCR/W is instructed to reset to its "power on" state and ready to execute an application command.

The smart card present in the SCR/W will have its security fuse activated to prevent future data from being stored in the smart card.

The data being sent to the smart card present in the SCR/W is to be stored in the data area on the smart card.

The data being sent to the smart card present in the SCR/W is an executable program and is placed in the smart card memory associated with executable programs.

The data being sent is XML data and is to be parsed by the SCR/W to determine what actions are to take place.

Defines the programmatic interface used to create an array, or list, of device statistics.

Initializes a new instance of from parameters specifying the instance's constituent parts.

Statistic name. Statistic value.

Lists the possible categories of device statistics that can be retrieved, reset, or updated.

All available statistics for the device.

Manufacturer-defined statistics.

Unified POS-defined statistics.

Lists the possible scale weight notification capabilities a service object can use for a Scale device.

The service object will not provide any scale weight state notifications to the application or set any related values. No scale weight state notification s will be raised, and may not be set.

The service object will raise scale weight state notification s and update the property beginning when is set to TRUE.

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Status Update Events.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified data.

Device-specific status, describing the type of status change.

Holds the device-specific status, describing the type of status change.

Defines the method that will handle a events.

Defines the programmatic interface for the transmission of Transition Events.

Creates an instance of the class with the specified data.

The ID number of the asynchronous I/O device process condition that is the cause for the event. Additional information about appropriate response which is dependent upon the specific process condition. Information about the specific event that has occurred.

Holds the ID number of the asunchronous I/O device process condition that is the cause for the event.

Holds additional information about appropriate response whish is dependent upon the specific process condition.

Holds information about he specific event that has occurred.

Defines the method that will handle a events.

Lists the possible actions an application can allow for a PosPower device.

The request should be allowed.

The request should be denied.

The system should enter the requested standby or suspend state.

Defines the programmatic interface for a UPOS Tone Indicator device.

Creates an instance of the class.

Raised by the Service Object to notify the application that an error has been detected at the device and a suitable response is necessary to process the error condition.

Raised by the Service Object to notify the application that the queued output request has completed successfully.

Indicates the number of tones sounded.

Clears all buffered output data. This includes all asynchronous output.

Sounds the indicator or starts it sounding asynchronously.

When numberOfCycles is not one, then pause for InterSoundWait milliseconds before repeating the tone cycle (before playing tone1 again). If , then start the indicator sounding, and repeat continuously.Otherwise, perform the specified number of cycles.

Sounds the hardware tone generator one time, synchronously.

Gets or sets a Boolean value to indicate whether the method is performed asynchronously.

Gets a Boolean value to indicate whether the hardware tone generator can vary the tone pitch.

Gets a Boolean value to indicate whether the hardware tone generator can vary the tone volume.

Gets or sets the number of milliseconds of silence between tone1 and tone2.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the is an exclusive-use device.

A value of true indicates that the is an exclusive-use device. Otherwise, the value is false.

Gets the identifier of the most recently started asynchronous output.

Gets or sets the duration of the first tone in milliseconds.

Gets or sets the pitch or frequency of the first tone in Hertz.

Gets or sets the volume of the first tone.

Gets or sets the duration of the second tone in milliseconds.

Gets or sets the pitch or frequency of the second tone in Hertz.

Gets or sets the volume of the second tone.

Defines the programmatic structure used by the service object to identify the current totals file for the application.

Creates an instance of the structure from parameters specifying the instance's handle to the totals file and totals file size.

Totals file size. Handle to the totals file.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current TotalsFileInfo.

True if the specified object is equal to the current TotalsFileInfo class; otherwise, false. The object to be compared with the current TotalsFileInfo class.

Determines whether the specified TotalsFileInfo class of the object is equal to the current TotalsFileinfo.

True if the specified TotalsFileInfo is equal to the current TotalsFileInfo class; otherwise, false. The TotalsFileInfo to be compared with the current TotalsFileInfo class.

Determines whether the specified TotalsFileInfo instances are equal.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The first TotalsFileInfo instance. The second TotalsFileInfo instance.

Returns the hash code of the current TotalsFileInfo class.

An Int32 representation of the hash code for the current TotalsFileInfo class.

Compares the specified TotalsFileInfo class and object to determine whether they are the same.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The TotalsFileInfo to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Compares the specified TotalsFileInfo class and object to determine whether they are different.

True if a is not equal to b; otherwise, false. The TotalsFileInfo class to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Enumerates the transaction mode.

Ends the transaction mode by executing the buffer operation.

Begins a transaction.

Enumerates the transaction log type.

Gets transaction log as an intermediate total.

The transaction log for the device is fixed and erased. (Whether it is erased or not depends on the implementation.)

Lists the possible UPS charge states for a PosPower device.

UPS battery is in a critical state and can be disconnected at any time without further warning.

UPS battery is near full charge.

UPS battery is near zero charge. Application shutdown should be started to ensure that it can be completed before the battery charge is depleted. A minimum of two minutes of normal system operation can be assumed when this state is entered, unless this is the first charge state reported upon entering the "Off" power state.

UPS battery is near 50% charge.

Defines the programmatic structure used to build a list of adjustments for value added tax (VAT) information.

Creates an instance of the VatInfo structure from parameters specifying the VAT identifier and VAT amount.

The VAT amount. The VAT identifier.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current VatInfo.

True if the specified object is equal to the current VatInfo; otherwise, false. The object to be compared.

Determines whether the specified VatInfo is equal to the current VatInfo.

True if the specified VatInfo is equal to the current VatInfo; otherwise, false. The VatInfo to be compared.

Determines whether the specified VatInfo instances are equal.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The VatInfo to be compared with b. The VatInfo to be compared with a.

Returns the hash code of the current VatInfo.

Returns an Int32 representation of the hash code for the current VatInfo.

Compares the specified VatInfo and object to determine whether they are the same.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The VatInfo to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Compares the specified VatInfo and object to determine whether they are different.

True if a is not equal to b; otherwise, false. The VatInfo to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Lists the possible video region attibutes for a Remote Order Display device.

Turn off blinking in the region.

Turn on blinking in the region.

Turn off foreground intensity in the region.

Turn on foreground intensity in the region.

Remove reverse video from the region.

Reverse video the region.

Set the region with the new attribute.

Lists the possible foreground and background colors, and blinking and intensity attributes of a video display on a Remote Order Display device.

Black background

Blue background

Brown background

Cyan background

Gray background

Green background

Magenta background

Red background

Blinking

Black foreground

Blue foreground

Brown foreground

Cyan foreground

Gray foreground

Green foreground

Magenta foreground

Red foreground

Intensity

Lists the possible video cursor types for a Remote Order Display device.

Enable a solid block cursor.

Enable a blinking solid block cursor.

Enable a solid underscore line.

Enable a blinking solid underscore cursor.

Disable the cursor.

Defines the programmatic structure used by the service object to build an array of video modes supported by each online video unit.

Creates an instance of the structure from parameters specifying the instance's constituent parts.

Number of colors. true if video is color; otherwise, false. Number of columns. Number of rows.

Creates an instance of the structure from parameters specifying the instance's constituent parts.

The number of colors true if video is color; otherwise, false. The number of columns. Id of the video unit, determined by the Remote Order Display system. The number of rows.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current VideoMode.

True if the specified object is equal to the current VideoMode; otherwise, false. The object to be compared to the current VideoMode

Determines whether the specified VideoMode is equal to the current VideoMode.

True if the specified VideoMode is equal to the current VideoMode; otherwise, false. The Videomode to be compared to the current Videomode.

Determines whether the specified VideoMode instances are equal.

True if the two instances of VideoMode contain the same values; otherwise, false. The first VideoMode to compare. The second VideoMode to compare.

Returns the hash code of the current VideoMode.

Returns the Int32 representation of the hash code for the current Videomode

Compares the specified VideoMode and object to determine whether they are the same.

True if a is equal to b; otherwise, false. The VideoMode to be compared to b. The object to be compared to a.

Compares the specified VideoMode and object to determine whether they are different.

True if a is not equal to b; otherwise, false. The VideoMode to be compared to b The Object to be compared to a

Gets the number of colors the video unit supports.

The number of colors supported by the current video unit.

Gets the number of rows the video unit supports.

The number of rows supported by the current video unit.

Lists the valid weight units for a Scale device.

gram

kilogram

ounce

pound

Enumerates the writable fields in the tag.

All fields in the tag are writable.

The ID field in the tag is writable.

No writable fields in the tag.

The UserData field in the tag is writable.