Open E-POS Cash Drawer with using ASP.Net

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Hi.. friends, I have and asp.net web application. In this I want to open Cash Drawer while I am giving the print command to my EPSON Printer.

If anybody have some idea about that, then please give me some example.

Thanks in Advance

Parveen Rathi

Posted 1-Dec-13 19:18pm

Parveen Rathi

Updated 26-Oct-19 5:44am

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DaveAuld 12-Dec-13 3:32am

Edit question with make/model of equipment you are using etc.

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Buu Tran · Answer 1 · 2019-10-26T05:44:00

I got some sample code from MSDN using Microsoft.PointOfService package.

C#

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Microsoft.PointOfService;

namespace POS
{
    public class CashDrawerClass
    {
        CashDrawer myCashDrawer;
        PosExplorer explorer;

        public CashDrawerClass()
        {
            explorer = new PosExplorer(this);
            DeviceInfo ObjDevicesInfo = explorer.GetDevice("CashDrawer");
            myCashDrawer = explorer.CreateInstance(ObjDevicesInfo);
        }

        public void OpenCashDrawer()
        {
            myCashDrawer.Open();
            myCashDrawer.Claim(1000);
            myCashDrawer.DeviceEnabled = true;
            myCashDrawer.OpenDrawer();
            myCashDrawer.DeviceEnabled = false;
            myCashDrawer.Release();
            myCashDrawer.Close();
        }
    }
}