Or you can use the tool which Sean Liming created, it allows you to select your POS item and apply a logical name to it, to which you will refer to in your C# code. I placedĬ:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Point Of Service\Control Configurations\PosPrinter.xmlĬ:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Point Of Service\Configuration\Configuration.xmlīelow is the XML for the above EPSON printer model : The main thing i was doing wrong was putting the generated XML for the printer ( which was generated by the .setpos.exe application pr Sean Limings SOMgr.exe to enable the service object for the printer) into the incorrect directory. NET and tried to get other code samples working with my printer but to no avail.
I also downloaded the EPSON OPOS ADK For.
I just thought id share the following piece of information which might help some of you who are having the same issue I had.īasically I downloaded the POS.NET 1.12 SDK and tried to get an EPSON receipt printer ( Model TM-T88V ) working with the sample application.
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