Try sending the ASCII codes 27 112 0 120 240 to the LPT1 port. I think the BIOS monitors print data sent via software interrupt 17H. See http://www.htl-steyr.ac.at/~morg/pcinfo/hardware/interrupts/inte2apc.htm for the details of how this interrupt works.
I think this is what you're wanting to know:
Stationary tills:
The money in a bar station or cashier station register would be a good example. The money in the drawer doesn't move around the site.
Floating-physical tills:
This would be a waiter who carries money on his person to make change...
At first, this question may seem dumb... so please read the entire Q before answering.
QUESTION: Has anyone come up with a list of "street smart" tools to do cabling with? I'm not talking about items like a crimp tool. I'm talking about the street smart stuff you can't read about in books...
We had this same problem when first developing FreePOS Restaurant software. If you go to www.Positive-Feedback.net/download.htm you can find the escape codes to open the cash drawer on just about every printer. You'll also find documentation for most of the ESC/POS protocol.
Hope this helps!
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