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Windows Driver for an Ithaca® 8000 on a: Version 3.0.2.0 Note: After you download and extract this .zip file, you will see several folders. You will normally use the ITherm-576 folder. Please use the Add Printer Wizard to install this driver. If you have a USB printer, after plugging in the USB cable, you may get a Found New Hardware Wizard dialog window. Click "Cancel". Use the Add Printer Wizard to install the printer. |
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Windows Driver for an Ithaca® 8000 on a Windows 2000 System Note: After you download and extract this .zip file, you will see several folders. You will normally use the ITherm-576 folder. Please use the Add Printer Wizard to install this driver. If you have a USB printer, after plugging in the USB cable, you may get a Found New Hardware Wizard dialog window. Click "Cancel". Use the Add Printer Wizard to install the printer. |
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Windows Driver for an Ithaca® 8000 on a Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me System |
405 KB | Download |
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Ithaca® Printer API manual |
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Transact Virtual Serial Port Device Driver (TVS Driver) |
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*This is for USB printers only |
850 KB |
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Transact Pos for .NET Drivers |
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Version 1.12.1.5 |
5.46 MB | Download |
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Prerequisites Following installations are necessary prior to installing Transact Technology's Pos for .Net driver: .NET Framework Redistributable Package version 2.0 or a higher version Microsoft Point of Service for .NET v1.12 Supported Printers Following printers are supported by Transact Pos for .Net driver. Transact Series 90, 150, 280, 430, 500, 610, 880, 1000, 1500, 1580, 2500 and 8000 Installing the driver: The Transact Pos for .Net driver can be installed by running the setup program provided for installing the driver. After installing the Transact Pos for .Net driver, it is necessary to properly configure the driver. Run the NetOPOSConfig.exe to configure the driver. This can be done by going to
Start Menu-->All Programs-->Transact-->PosDotNet-->Launch NetOPOSConfig.exe Note: On Windows Vista operating system, the setup program should be run in admin mode for proper installation of the driver and its related components. --See Readme.doc included with installation for more information. |
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OPOS Drivers |
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Version 1.13.0.0 |
9.46 MB | Download |
What is OPOS? OPOS or OLEPOS stands for Object Linking and Embedding for Point Of Sale. This is a standard way to interface to a POS printer or other POS devices. The OPOS printer interface for the PcOS Series printers allows an application programmer access to printer functionality that is otherwise unavailable using normal Operating System API function calls. This allows applications to be built which can utilize the special features of the PcOS series printers. What is in the download?
The BANKjet® 1500, BANKjet® 1580, BANKjet® 2500, Epic 430TM, Epic 880TM, Ithaca KITCHENjet® 1000, POSjet® 1000, POSjet® 1500, iThermTM280, Ithaca® 610, Ithaca® 8000, Ithaca® 8040, 50Plus, 80 Series, 90 Series, and 150 Series. Support for both Serial and Parallel I/O Ports? Yes with the POSjet® 1000, POSjet® 1500, 610, 80, 90, and 150 Series. 50Plus(serial only). Note: It is highly recommended that you read the sections "Printer Configuration for OPOS" and "Important Guidelines" in the Reference Manual IthacaOPOS.doc. This information will help you utilize your printer most effectively. Key Features of the OPOS Interface The OPOS printer interface allows Synchronous and Asynchronous modes of operation. In the Synchronous mode of operation, print methods are called and do not return until the print operation is completed or an error occurs that prevents printing. This synchronous mode of operation allows error checking as a return value of the print method called. Conversely, in the asynchronous mode of operation, the print method returns immediately without waiting for the print job to finish. This mode has the advantage of faster operation, the errors are handled by error event processing. Transaction Mode In Transaction Mode print requests are buffered up until transaction mode is exited. hen the buffered text is printed. This allows a transaction to be built and then sent all at once. StatusUpdateEvent This event notifies the application when a significant event occurs. These are things like printer cover open, and receipt paper gone. ErrorEvent This event notifies the application when an error event occurs. OutputCompleteEvent This event notifies the application when an output complete event occurs in asynchronous mode. See the Reference Manual(IthacaOPOS.doc in the down load). Bitmap Functions/Methods This bitmap print interface is easy to use, all the application needs to supply is the file name of the bitmap to be printed. There are functions to set/save the bitmap for later print via OPOS defined escape codes. OPOS defined Escape codes There are escape codes defined to feed paper, fire a stamp, print a pre-stored logo, print a bitmap, select fonts, bold, italic, underline, double size print, justification, and more. See "Data Characters and Escapes Sequences" in the Appendix of the Reference Manual (IthacaOPOS.doc in the down load). Rotated Print There are four modes of Rotated Print; Normal, 90L, 90R, and 180. These modes are entered via "RotatePrint" method. The 90L, 90R cause text sent to "PrintNormal" to be buffered up until the Rotated Print mode is change to Normal. The rotated print uses "LineHeight" and "LineChars" properties(as normal print does) to set rotated print height and character pitch. Properties Some of the pertinent properties are:
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Version 1.12.0.9 |
7.74 MB | |
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Version 1.11.0.2 |
7.71 MB | Download |
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Version 1.6.17 |
4.4 MB | |
| Version1.6.13 | 5.1 MB | |
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