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          Unfortunately, there is no such standard protocol.

          Each vendor has its own specifications.




          Although there is no standard protocol on hardware / firmware, the following middleware exists.



          OMG:UnifiedPOS,
          MCS:POS Device Standards, MCS:OPOS Hardware Vendors



          However, UnifiedPOS is a conceptual specification, and the actual software exists in OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.

          Both vendor independent parts and vendor / device specific parts work together.
          In other words, it is necessary for the vendor to provide software parts for OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.






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          • I need three command
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          • Clear screen, goto line, goto column
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          • Even with only three functions, there are no standard protocols.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • If you do not use hardware directly, but allow middleware layers, there are standard specifications such as OPOS/POS for .NET/JavaPOS, you can use it.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • where can you find it, I would be grateful
            – H.K
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          Unfortunately, there is no such standard protocol.

          Each vendor has its own specifications.




          Although there is no standard protocol on hardware / firmware, the following middleware exists.



          OMG:UnifiedPOS,
          MCS:POS Device Standards, MCS:OPOS Hardware Vendors



          However, UnifiedPOS is a conceptual specification, and the actual software exists in OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.

          Both vendor independent parts and vendor / device specific parts work together.
          In other words, it is necessary for the vendor to provide software parts for OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.






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          • I need three command
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Clear screen, goto line, goto column
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Even with only three functions, there are no standard protocols.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • If you do not use hardware directly, but allow middleware layers, there are standard specifications such as OPOS/POS for .NET/JavaPOS, you can use it.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • where can you find it, I would be grateful
            – H.K
            yesterday















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          Unfortunately, there is no such standard protocol.

          Each vendor has its own specifications.




          Although there is no standard protocol on hardware / firmware, the following middleware exists.



          OMG:UnifiedPOS,
          MCS:POS Device Standards, MCS:OPOS Hardware Vendors



          However, UnifiedPOS is a conceptual specification, and the actual software exists in OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.

          Both vendor independent parts and vendor / device specific parts work together.
          In other words, it is necessary for the vendor to provide software parts for OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.






          share|improve this answer























          • I need three command
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Clear screen, goto line, goto column
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Even with only three functions, there are no standard protocols.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • If you do not use hardware directly, but allow middleware layers, there are standard specifications such as OPOS/POS for .NET/JavaPOS, you can use it.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • where can you find it, I would be grateful
            – H.K
            yesterday













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          Unfortunately, there is no such standard protocol.

          Each vendor has its own specifications.




          Although there is no standard protocol on hardware / firmware, the following middleware exists.



          OMG:UnifiedPOS,
          MCS:POS Device Standards, MCS:OPOS Hardware Vendors



          However, UnifiedPOS is a conceptual specification, and the actual software exists in OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.

          Both vendor independent parts and vendor / device specific parts work together.
          In other words, it is necessary for the vendor to provide software parts for OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.






          share|improve this answer














          Unfortunately, there is no such standard protocol.

          Each vendor has its own specifications.




          Although there is no standard protocol on hardware / firmware, the following middleware exists.



          OMG:UnifiedPOS,
          MCS:POS Device Standards, MCS:OPOS Hardware Vendors



          However, UnifiedPOS is a conceptual specification, and the actual software exists in OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.

          Both vendor independent parts and vendor / device specific parts work together.
          In other words, it is necessary for the vendor to provide software parts for OPOS/POS for.NET/JavaPOS.







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          • I need three command
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Clear screen, goto line, goto column
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Even with only three functions, there are no standard protocols.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • If you do not use hardware directly, but allow middleware layers, there are standard specifications such as OPOS/POS for .NET/JavaPOS, you can use it.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • where can you find it, I would be grateful
            – H.K
            yesterday


















          • I need three command
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Clear screen, goto line, goto column
            – H.K
            yesterday










          • Even with only three functions, there are no standard protocols.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • If you do not use hardware directly, but allow middleware layers, there are standard specifications such as OPOS/POS for .NET/JavaPOS, you can use it.
            – kunif
            yesterday










          • where can you find it, I would be grateful
            – H.K
            yesterday
















          I need three command
          – H.K
          yesterday




          I need three command
          – H.K
          yesterday












          Clear screen, goto line, goto column
          – H.K
          yesterday




          Clear screen, goto line, goto column
          – H.K
          yesterday












          Even with only three functions, there are no standard protocols.
          – kunif
          yesterday




          Even with only three functions, there are no standard protocols.
          – kunif
          yesterday












          If you do not use hardware directly, but allow middleware layers, there are standard specifications such as OPOS/POS for .NET/JavaPOS, you can use it.
          – kunif
          yesterday




          If you do not use hardware directly, but allow middleware layers, there are standard specifications such as OPOS/POS for .NET/JavaPOS, you can use it.
          – kunif
          yesterday












          where can you find it, I would be grateful
          – H.K
          yesterday




          where can you find it, I would be grateful
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