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What Micros Porduct did they buy

what do you need them for

Do you have all the keys codes for it. most likely if you want to use the credit card interface you will have to pay micros to activate it. send me your menu items and i can tell you how much you'll spend.

you need to know all the embeded hardware codes

there actually no good site, but the 200 is a pain in the butt to program because it used hex codes. you need help tell me what you need i can probably get some info for you

Micros have a very good front end system but lacks on the back end and it can handle bar code scanning too.

is it hospitality or retail, theres a lot of difference.

aloha is mostly VB

I am a MICROS programmer in fact i designed most of the interface that micros have for the gaming industry. if you give me your spec, i can definitely create an interface for you. I used to work for MICROS professional service division. 1996-2000.

There is a bit setting on the 8700 i believe its under system parameters or revenue center parameter under credit card where you can turn this off. its the same with the 3700 and 9700.

Theres a system that does all of the things that you want already. digital dining. http://www.menusoft.com, if you develop this system will take you a while.

there might be a cut in the cable run or the termination is not done properly. another is you might have run the cable parallel to a transaformer specially on neon lights.

yes they are right you just send data to a com port just as you will be sending it on a printer.

use the export facility, it came with the product.

touch screen based system, with full inventory solutions is what you need, depending on how you want to run your stores you can have 1 server and station each store or run it using one server at corporate and stations on ech store. do you want credit card integration too. basically depending on...

send me an e-mail to send you a micros isl manual

the best way to start is find out if the application that your using right now (ie. accounting or inventory) have an import or export functionality. start from there. now if you just want to process data to another computer, mot pos front end have an excel export for you to process data.

Basically, the system that you will choose depends on functionality that you want, like remote printing, liquor gun interface, back office reports, ease of menu programming, etc. if you give more info then it will be easier to recommend.

Its dependent on the total sets that you created ad the time the end of day has been run. the report writer will usually give you a selection of the total set when you run some reports