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OLE for Retail POS Controls
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P1014152-002 Rev. A ZPL & CPCL Printer Driver for OPOS Application Programmer’s Guide 06/13/2011
OLE for Retail POS Controls
The goal of this document is to provide an overview and programming guide for the Zebra
ZPL & CPCL Printer Driver for OPOS driver implementation.
For full reference of OLE for Retail POS, please download the latest manual at:
http://www.nrf-arts.org/content/Unified-POS
How an Application Uses an OPOS Control
The first action the application must take on the Control is to call its Open method. The
parameter for this method selects a device name to associate with the Control. The Open
method performs the following steps:
• Establishes a link to the device name that, in our case, is the Windows printer driver name.
• Initializes the properties OpenResult, Claimed, DeviceEnabled, DataEventEnabled,
FreezeEvents, AutoDisable, DataCount, and BinaryConversion, as well as descriptions
and version number of the OPOS Control layers. Additional class-specific properties may
also be initialized.
Several applications may have an OPOS Control open at the same time. Therefore, after the
device is opened, the application will need to call the ClaimDevice method to gain exclusive
access to the device. The device must be claimed before the Control allows access to its
methods and properties. Claiming the device ensures that other applications do not interfere
with the use of the device. The application may call the ReleaseDevice method when the
device can be shared by other applications—for instance, at the end of a transaction.
Before using the device, the application must set the DeviceEnabled property to TRUE. This
value brings the device to an operational state, while FALSE disables the device.
After the application has finished using the device, the DeviceEnabled property should be set
to FALSE, then the ReleaseDevice method, and finally the Close method should be called to
release the device and associated resources. Before exiting, an application should close all
open OPOS Controls.
In summary, the application follows this general sequence:
• Open method: Call to link the Control Object to the Service Object.
• ClaimDevice method: Call to gain exclusive access to the device. Required for exclusive-
use devices; optional for some sharable devices.
• DeviceEnabled property: Set to TRUE to make the device operational.
• Use the device.
• DeviceEnabled property: Set to FALSE to disable the device.
• ReleaseDevice method: Call to release exclusive access to the device.
• Close method: Call to release the Service Object from the Control Object.
- P1014152-002 1
- Contents 3
- About This Document 5
- Who Should Use This Document 6
- OPOS Web Sites 6
- Contacts 7
- Document Conventions 8
- OPOS Information 9
- OLE for Retail POS Controls 10
- Supported Bar Codes 11
- ZPL Fonts 13
- Supported Bar Codes and Fonts 14
- Supported Fonts 14
- CPCL Fonts 15
- Supported Specifications 17
- Supported Printers 18
- Specifications Supported 18
- Printer Name 19
- Maximum 19
- Print Width 19
- Common Properties 21
- Methods, and Events 21
- Summary of Common Properties 22
- Summary of Common Methods 23
- Summary of Common Events 24
- Name Type/Access 25
- Summary of Specific Methods 29
- Summary of Events 30
- Device Manager 31
- Using the Device Manager 32
- Connecting Using Bluetooth 34
- IP address configuration 35
- Parallel cable configuration 36
- Serial cable configuration 37
- Connecting Using a USB Cable 38
- Adding a Printer 39
- Configuration Settings 40
- Adding a KR403 Kiosk Printer 41
- 7. Click the Apply button 42
- Output Logging 44
- Additional Font Handling 45
- Assigning Multiple Fonts 48
- Deleting a Font 49
- Zebra ^CI Values 50
- CharacterSet 50
- CapCharacterSet CharacterSet 52
- Kiosk Printer Settings 53
- Kiosk Properties 53
- Current Page: 54
- Kiosk Values: 54
- Continuous Mode 55
- Variable Continuous Mode 1 56
- Variable Continuous Mode 2 57
- Implementation 57
- KR403 Specific User Interface 58
- Test Application 59
- Preparing Windows 60
- Zebra OPOS Test Application 62
- Test One: 64
- Test Two: 65
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