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T30 Working One Epson

T30 Working One Epson

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Hello again I have found something more strange. I have created a Visual Studio solution and added all the TestApp application sources to there. Then, I have ran it. Curiously, the devices list shows the old logical name, but it does work, because when the list was populated, the DeviceInfo object was saved in the Tag property of the tree node. Driver Hp Pavilion Zv6000 Xpadder. When I open the device and print, the DeviceInfo is retrieved and use it.

The strange thing is that when I run the TestApp.exe executable that comes with the SDK (not inside my VS solution), devices list shows T20_1. In any case of the sample application, DeviceInfo object is preloaded when the tree is generated. In my case that is not feasible, because I will have 2 printers connected to the LAN. I need to print a receipt to one or the other printer, depending on 2 biometrics devices connected also to the LAN. If someone places his fingerprint in biometrics device 1, the receipt must be printed in printer 1.

That is why I need to address it by mean of the logical name, not a preloaded object. Hp D220 Motherboard Drivers. Any help with this will be greatly appreciated, Thanks Jaime Powered by C++. Download Game Angry Bird Untuk Hp Samsung Champ Neo Duos.

For context, do you have my book on POS for.NET:? The book provides the discussion on logical names and service object setup. There is an example application that communicate with a local printer, but the basics for application connection and access to the service object is the same. For this EPSON printer, connecting over a network is something new, but it sounds like it is working. Tracing the registry keys to track down the location of the logical name - service object information such as logical names are stored in the registry HKLM Software POSfor.NET and HKLM Software OLEforRetail ServiceOPOS are two location to look for the logical name information. EPSON might store the information in their subkey. How are instantiating the printer using the logical name?

Here is an example using myPrinter1 as the logical name: Try Dim device2 As DeviceInfo = explorer.GetDevice('PosPrinter','myPrinter1') myPrinter = explorer.CreateInstance(device2) myPrinter.Open() myPrinter.Claim(1000) myPrinter.AsyncMode = False myPrinter.DeviceEnabled = True Catch ex As Exception DeviceStr = DeviceStr & ' Printer' eFlag = True End Try www.annabooks.com / www.seanliming.com / Book Author - Pro Guide to WE8S, Pro Guide to WES 7, Pro Guide to POS for.NET. Hello.I have looked at HKLM Software POSfor.NET and there is only a reference to a fila named configuration.xml.The contents is the configuration for my printer where it is specified T20 as the logical name. Why is this not updated when I use SetupPOS? This is the whole XML: And according to yout code, the call to Dim device2 As DeviceInfo = explorer.

GetDevice ( 'PosPrinter', 'myPrinter1' ) returns Nothing because myPrinter1, or T20_1 in my case, is not found. This is what SetupPOS shows: Thanks Best regards, Jaime Powered by C++. Hello.I have found where the problem is, but I don't actually know the solution. The application that is trying to use the device was being run as Administrator, however, SetupPOS was being run as a current logged in user. So I have ran SetupPOS as Administrator and it has worked finally. However, this creates another problem. I have a Winforms application created by me that configures the device.