PC-POS System Development
This chapter describes the PC-POS System interface, the control method for devices, and system development
using the Thin-Client environment.
PC-POS System Development
You can configure a simple POS System by installing POS applications and connecting a display with a touch
panel and a barcode scanner to this product. You can also configure a system utilizing existing Windows POS
applications.
Interface
The following table describes the interfaces of this product printer and connected peripherals that are recog-
nized from Windows.
Device
Product's printer
TM printer
(USB interface)
TM printer
( Wired LAN / Wireless LAN
interface)
Cash drawer
Customer display
HID standard device
(Barcode scanner, etc)
Serial communication device
: This setting is for cases when there is no connection by a USB-serial conversion device other than the customer
display. If you connect a USB-serial conversion device, a COM port is assigned to that device for each connection.
Refer to the Windows Device Manager for accurate information regarding ports.
Interface
USB
USB
Network
USB
(same as the product's printer)
COM4*
Keyboard
COM1
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Description
Recognized as a USB-connection TM-T88V.
Recognized as a USB-connection TM printer.
Recognized as a network-connection TM printer.
Connects to the DK (Drawer-kick) connector but the
interface is the same as for this product printer.
Connects to a USB connector but is recognized as a
virtual COM port by the COM-USB conversion driver.
Recognized as a keyboard device.
Recognized as COM1 in the Windows system settings.
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