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1. Screen Dimensions Width 320 Height 240 Object Definition Screen sciWelcome Name bakBackaround Style Group StyleCorporate Current Image Thumbnail View Add PDI Bak welcomeB ackground GIF a a a a R Er WELCOME Move Up TO OUR STORE Move Down 2 2 e Dithering None y M Visible Index 0 Screen View J Frame Delay fo measured in hundredths of a second 0 forever Width 329 Height 240 Frame p Position Column o Row o Jv Calculate size based on images Width 327 Height 240 Style Wizard Select the style groups used for this style j x Project s Current Style MEM lt lt Prey Next gt gt Finish Cancel The Style Wizard displays the next screen Select a style image that replaces the image in the script By default the Use default graphic image checkbox is selected To create a style image to replace this image select the browse button next to the check box An Open File dialog appears search for the new style image select it and press Open For this example select the file PDI Bak BlankBackground GIF and press Open 6 6 posDesigner User Manual Style Wizard Select the image that replaces the current image for this style Object Definition Screen schwelcome Type EFielde ackground Mame bake ackground Style Group StyleCorporate Location Position Size Scre
2. e Fog Wm Tran Ue es Rote Hind 8 8 posDesigner User Manual Me 1000 I0 Oe n Ln NA Ut 8 21 PlaySystemSound PlaySystemSound plays a predefined system sound such as a bell alarm etc Select the type of sound to play from the System Sound drop down menu 8 22 SignatureClear oignatureClear clears the contents of the specified Signature control This action does not clear any stored signature data it only empties the contents of the display in the Signature control For more information refer to SignatureEndCapture 8 23 SignatureEndCapture oignatureEndCapture saves the captured signature data in the specified control on the current screen The data is saved to the standard sig sigRaw RawData and PointArray variables To save the signature data to another variable use the Vasriable Copy action after using the Enter action to copy the signature data to another variable 0 24 TextLabelAppend TextLabelAppend allows text to be appended to a Text Input Label control Set the label parameter of InputFieldAppend to contain the name of the Label control Set the data parameter of InputFieldAppend to contain the text data to append to the Label control specified 8 25 TextLabelSave TextLabelSave saves the contents of a Static Text Label control Set the Label name parameter to contain the name of the Static Text Label control to save the contents of Set the Destination variable parameter of to contai
3. does not use this style group 6 1 Style Example For our example create a new script and add the default Welcome screen scrWelcome to the new script This screen has a single background image called bakBackground that displays this image posDesigner Styles 6 3 WELCOME TO OUR STORE The default style group for the bakBackground control is StyleLocked This style group prevents styles from being applied to this control Style Wizard Select the style groups used for this style x Praject s Current Style Groups lt lt Prev Hegt gt Finish If you select Project Style New from the main menu you see the Style Wizard dialog pop up The Project s Current Style Groups section is empty preventing you from create a style for the script 6 4 posDesigner User Manual Background Image Properties Object Definition Screen seweeme 00 Name bakBackgraund Style Group For our example select the bakBackground control display its properties dialog and change the style group to StyleCorporate then press OK This will allow this control to be stylized select Project Style New from the main menu The Style Wizard dialog pop up displays The Project s Current Style Groups section contains the StyleCorporate entry Select this style group and press Next posDesigner Styles 6 5 Background Image Properties x Object Events Ed n touch
4. Note 4 16 posDesigner User Manual Toolb aens and Contre posDesigner contains numerous toolbars enabling the developer to navigate the screens used to build point of sale screen flows The posDesigner Screen and Control panes enable the developer to jump from one screen to another and select a control for editing Use posDesigner controls to define the look and behavior of the point of sale screen flow 5 1 Control Property OK to All Option If using more than one property window opened for a control you are required to click OK once for each opened property window before the new settings take effect In some cases this amounts to several clicks If you would like to bypass use the OK to All option Press ALT key on the keyboard while clicking the OK button on the current property window This keyboard action causes all property windows to carry out their OK button actions automatically thereby closing all the opened property windows 5 2 posDesigner User Manual 5 2 Control Property Cancel All Option If using more than one open property window for a control click CANCEL once for each opened property window to cancel all modifications made to the property windows In some cases this amounts to several clicks If you would like to bypass use the Cancel All option Press the ALT key on the keyboard while clicking the CANCEL button on the current property window This keyboard action causes all
5. Screen View I Width 50 Height a0 Cancel To change a Button control on a screen open the Push Button Properties dialog by either right clicking on the Button control in the emulator view or double clicking the Button control name in the Control Pane Editable button properties include object name size and position of the object graphic images present in the object and the On button pressed event On button pressed events create an action that occurs when the Button control is pressed All buttons have two images associated with them The Image Up image displays when the Button control is not pressed The Image Down image displays when the Button control is being pressed For more information refer to Colors Resolution and Dithering on page 2 2 The Visible checkbox is checked by default If unchecked the button is invisible but active The developer can press a button whether visible or not When the control is invisible its location Is displayed in the emulator using a dotted outline This outline is not seen when the screen is displayed on the POS terminal The Position section includes button size and position information The Calculate size based on images option is unchecked by default forcing the image to stretch or shrink to meet the size of the button size If this option Is checked the button size is adjusted to match to the size of the image 5 16 posDesigner User Manual 5 15 Check Box Control The
6. posDesigner is a real time graphic screen flow editor designed for creating POS Point Of Sale applications running on a Symbol POS interactive terminal PD family of products and POS TCE posDesigner includes a POS terminal emulator simulating POS actions such as button presses animations and screen flow movements The posDesigner User Manual supports posDesigner version 6 The posDesigner interface enables the developer to design and view a screen flow before uploading it to a Symbol POS interactive terminal The developer is able to view the device screen flow without using a terminal Once the POS application is completed it can be uploaded to the terminal by clicking a button 1 2 posDesigner User Manual iBi x 8 File Edit View Screens Project Hardware Tools Window Help lj x CEFALEA 0 IHJ 4 gt DID 4 EE BIA 8 sciwelcome IF 17 fo Zoomfesz gt Screen Properties be FH 3 E T LL anp Bem n Ra ESR z WELCOME ud TO OUR STORE l N x N txt symbol A off 233x359 F030 0030 6030 EcreenscWekome 000x000 000x000 Styles B serSignature scrPin 10 scrCustom posDesigner includes standardized POS screens to design POS screen flows The posDesigner editor also supports the creation of custom screens The posDesigner drag and drop graphic interface enables often with the single click of a button new screens to be added to the screen flow VUUTIGLU HII III
7. Image Formats posDesigner supports standard graphic formats JPEG GIF BMP and their variations as well as numerous signature formats Graphic images supplied by the developer can be used for creating customized buttons backgrounds and ads The graphic raster bitmapped image formats supported are listed in the table below Pm O Zu Eu ane news E meer zm pem C ese pem mn CON CN E NN 2 2 posDesigner User Manual IC O o O O o O JPEG 256 b w shades 16 777216 colors The table below lists supported signature vector line image formats to oe I Type Level Quality Compression Ratio in Bytes fm Ww emm Im Jam CO CO e pe IR we mm po mem mo ET wem some me m WA m M m wem m m tO wem doo For more information on the signature formats supported refer to the posBuilder Software Development Toolkit p n 72E 63755 01 2 1 Colors Resolution and Dithering The Symbol TCE POS terminal contains a 256 color quarter VGA 320x240 pixel LCD The 256 colors available on the Symbol TCE cannot be changed The 256 color palette used is the WST Windows Web Safe Skin Tone palette The WST is a 256 color optimized palette supporting all 216 standard web safe colors and 20 standard Microsoft Windows system colors The WST is supplemented with a 28 color international skin tone palette 8 of the 20 Microsoft Windows system colors are present in the 216 color web safe palette Duplicate colors are omitted from the WST palette t
8. POS terminal to set new default values for a script To edit a project INI file select Project INI File Edit This brings up the Project INI File dialog box Manually type in new settings for the POS terminal Settings are typed as variable and value pairs The variable name is separated from the value with the equal character 1 2 posDesigner User Manual Project INI File E xj Settings StyleCorporate M yS tyle des Style 5 easonal MyStyle dez Mov arable zMyvalue Cancel For example styleCorporate MyStyle dss styleSeasonal Mystyle dss MyVariable MyValue In the above example the variable MyVariable is set to the value MyValue If uploading this INI file to the POS terminal using Project INI File Upload it contains the new variables and their values when the POS terminal reboots Any variable set from the cash register host PC can be set in the INI file There are no restrictions INI files do not need to be digitally signed Numerous posDesigner controls contain events resulting in actions when run on the POS terminal A few of these actions such as GotoScreen are simulated in the emulator most are not Actions enable the developer to set variables jump from one screen to the next and save signature data 0 2 posDesigner User Manual Object Definition Screen seSignatwe Hame binENTER Event JO Pressed 00 Actions Param 2 PlaySy
9. Use the scrLineltems screen to display ads and purchased items as they are scanned Use the imgHeaderBar control to display a logo The IstLineltems control is used to display purchased items The contents of the Line Display object are controlled by the host ECR Electronic Cash Register Use the txtMsg control to display text such as a running total sent from the host ECR The imgAd control can be used to display advertisements It includes five sample images that display a simple animated sequence lo display ads here simply replace the images with your own ads Use the btnScrollUp control to scroll through the contents of the IstLineltems control The btnNext control is used to go to the screen specified by the scrLineltems varScreenSkip variable The variable is blank by default It can be set by the host ECR or by the script 4 4 posDesigner User Manual The btnScrollDown control is used to scroll down the contents of the IstLineltems control 4 3 scrSelectPayment Please Select Payment Method The purpose of the scrSelectPayment screen is to enable the customer to select a payment type debit or credit The scrSelectPayment screen contains five objects Background bakBackground Button btnDebit Button btnCredit Image List imgHeaderBar Image List imgAd The btnDebit and btnCredit buttons direct the script to either the scrMsrDebit screen for debit transactions or the scrMsrCredit screen for credit transactio
10. object name size and position of the object pen and paper color paper image visibility format pen width auto enter time signature point limit and the On Point Limit and On Auto Enter events Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 23 Paper Color allows you to select the paper color of the signature control In a Paper Image this setting is not used Pen Color allows you to select the color of the pen used to draw a signature in the signature control Paper Image allows you to supply a graphic image to represent the paper used in the signature control Pen strokes always display on top of the paper On Point Limit events take place when the pen movements captured in the Signature control reach the Point Limit value specified On Auto Enter events occur when the Auto Enter timeout is reached The Format option allows the selection of the signature file format used to store a captured signature The Auto Enter option specifies the timeout value used to automatically end signature capture When set to zero the auto enter feature is disabled If set to 15 a total of 15 seconds of stylus absence elapses after signing in the screen signature area before the On Auto Enter actions take place Writing in the signature area with the stylus sets the timeout counter to zero The timeout counter increases once every second after the stylus is lifted from signature area If the signature area is never touched with the stylus the timeout counter stays
11. To resize one or more controls select the control s Using the left mouse button press and hold one of the 8 outer grab marks Move the grab mark to the desired location to increase or decrease the size of the control s Release the mouse button Press the right mouse button while resizing a control to cancel the operation Eraser To erase a control press and release the left mouse button on the target control To cancel the erase operation move the cursor out of the screen and release the left mouse button Mover To move a control click the left mouse button on the target control and hold the at mouse button until the object is moved to the desired location Release the left mouse button again to confirm the new location To cancel a move operation press the right mouse button before releasing the left mouse button Resizer To resize an object move over the object with the mouse and press the left mouse button Move the mouse to select the new size of the control During the operation the control anchor position is in the upper left hand corner While moving the mouse the developer selects the new lower right hand corner of the control When done press the left mouse button again to confirm the new size or press the right mouse button to cancel the resize operation The Creation tool group consists of ten tools Button Creates a new Button control Check Box Creates a new Check Box control 9 4 posDesigner User Manual a
12. total of 2 or 3 key managers d Insert the floppy disk containing the digital key into the floppy drive e Type the Key Manager unique password and press OK f lf a message displays prompting for the next Key Manager to enter a password go to substep d and repeat the process until no more Key Mangers are required to sign the IFB The Upload script dialog box displays select the correct device connection type Press the Upload button Upload status information displays in the text area and posDesigner sets the unit to download mode and begins transferring the new IFB to the Symbol POS interactive terminal When the upload is complete press Done to exit the Upload script dialog box The Symbol POS interactive terminal automatically reboots and runs the new script 0 32 posDesigner User Manual If the posBuilder Win32 SDK version 6 is installed test the script using Tools gt Host lest This allows you to run screens set variables and get variables present on the Symbol POS interactive terminal using posDesigner Script testing uses the Symbol posBuilder Win32 SDK Refer to the posBuilder W32 Software Development Toolkit available at htto software symbol com devzone for more information on how to use posBuilder The posDesigner software allows the developer to create styles to apply to preexisting scripts A Style is similar in concept to a Skin A Style is package containing a collection of i
13. Box control is being selected The Selected checkbox is not checked by default This means the Image Up image displays by default If the Selected field is checked the Image Down image displays by default Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 17 The Visible field is checked by default If unchecked the checkbox is invisible but still active When the control is invisible its location is displayed in the emulator using a dotted outline The outline is not seen when the screen displays on the POS terminal For more information refer to Colors Resolution and Dithering on page 2 2 The Position field includes the size and position information of the checkbox The Calculate size based on images option is unchecked by default forcing the image to stretch or shrink to fit the size of the checkbox If checked the size of the checkbox is adjusted to fit to the size of the image 5 16 Radio Button Control The Radio Button Control contains one or more items displaying as a group The Radio Button Control enables users to give feedback to questions Users can only select one item at one time making radio buttons mutually exclusive Radio Button Properties E X Object Definition Screen Dimensions 5 creen ser ineltems width pa Jai BI Mame rad Selected Group ID jo Thumbnail View Button Graphic Images Deselected PDI Rad Deselected gif m Selected PDI Rad Selected gif El Dithering Wo dithering Visible V Swap Image
14. Check Box Control contains one or more items that display checked when selected The Check Box control enables users to provide feed back to questions For a group of Check Box Controls select multiple items at one time To change a Check Box control open the Check Box Properties dialog box by either right clicking on the Check Box control in the emulator view or by double clicking the Check Box control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of a Check Box include object name default object status object size and position graphic images present in the object and the On button selected event The On Checked event allows the creation of an action occurring when the Check Box control is checked The On Unchecked event allows the creation of an action occurring when the Check Box control is unchecked x Object Definition Screen Dimensions CEEnN scr ineltems width En Uefa BI Mame chk Selected Thumbnail View Button Graphic Images Unchecked JPDLChk_Uncheckedgif BI Checked PDLChk Checkedal al Dithering No dithering Visible Iw Swap Images Position Object Events Column 267 Row fig _ On Checked Width EM Height 5 mI On Unchecked Calculate size using images _ Screen View I Width a0 Height 0 Cancel All check boxes have two images associated with them The Image Up image is displayed when the Check Box control is not selected The Image Down image displays when the Check
15. Display include object name object size and position the graphic image present in the object object visibility colors used number of lines to be displayed and the type of data the Line Display control should display The default Type for the Line Display control is Line Item 1 This causes the control to display type 1 line items passed from the ECR when running on a POS terminal User settings such as User Data 2 are for non line item use but can be used for any data including line items The LineDisplayAdd LineDisplayClear LineDisplayScrollDownb and LineDisplayScrollUp actions can be used with this control Refer to Chapter 8 posDesigner Actions for additional information 5 20 posDesigner User Manual 5 18 MSR Control Hsr Credit Debit card Properties Screen sw Msitredt 0000 Mame msEredt On swipe good E On swipe bad On swipe lirit m Position Column n How 220 width 320 Height 20 Tracks To Read Good Swipe Settings Ir 2h 3 Require all selected tracks TO Bad Swipe Limit E E The MSR Magnetic Stripe Reader Control is used to capture credit card and debit card data Any screen containing a MSR control is capable of capturing card data To change an MSR control open the MSR Properties dialog box by right clicking on the an MSR control in the emulator view or double clicking the MSR control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of the MSR control include object name size and positio
16. Place Winnersh Triangle Berkshire RG41 5TP United Kingdom 0800 328 2424 Inside UK 44 118 945 7529 Outside UK Web Support Sites MySymbolCare htto www symbol com services msc symbol Services Homepage htto symbol com services Symbol Software Updates htto symbol com service downloads symbol Developer Program htto software symbol com devzone Additional Information Obtain additional information by contacting Symbol at e 1 800 722 6234 inside North America e 1 631 38 5200 in outside North America e http wwwsymbol com 10 posDesigner User Manual Symbol Technologies Inc One Symbol Plaza Holtsville New York 11742 1300 http www symbol com 72E 64641 02 Revision A July 2004
17. Radio Button Creates a new Radio Button control txt Static Text Label Creates a new Static Text Label control Variable Text Label Creates a new Variable Text Label control txt Input Field Creates a new Input Field control Image List Creates a new Image List control of Signature Creates a new Signature control Line Display Creates a new Line Display M MSR Creates a new MSR control 5 3 1 Creating a New MSR Control Only one MSR can be added to a screen Once one MSR control is present in a screen the editor does not allow a second MSR control to be added To create a new control 1 Select the control to be created 2 Move the mouse to the position where the upper left hand corner of the control is to be placed and press the left mouse button 3 Move the mouse to where the lower right hand corner of the control is to be placed Press the left mouse button again to confirm the operation or press the right mouse button to cancel the operation Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 5 5 4 Grid Toolbar LER ae The posDesigner editor was developed to simplify screen design To aid in screen design the grid guide can be used to help align controls on a screen When enabled the grid guide displays a series of horizontal and vertical guidelines The spacing margins color and appearance of these grid lines can be changes by setting the Grid guide properties Additionally an optional Snap to Grid mode can be enabled Whe
18. ain the variable name and the data parameter to contain the variable value The parameters can be any text data The host ECR is free to interpret the FireSetVAR parameters in any way It is recommended however that Symbol standards be followed Action Label parameter Data parameter FireSetVAR screen object action type posDesigner Actions 8 5 On the scrLineltems screen there is a button called btnScrollUp which plays a button click sound then scrolls the IstLineltems Line Display control up one line Add a FireSetVAR action to the button to send a SetVAR command to the host ECR to notify the line items were scrolled up once when the button was pressed Action Label parameter Data parameter FireSetVAR scrLineltems btnScrollUp On button pressed Fire an event to the host ECR to tell the host ECR an On swipe good action has taken place Action Label parameter Data parameter FireSetVAR scrMsrCredit msrCredit On swipe good The host ECR can know exactly which control and screen the SetVAR event came from and what caused the event to be sent 8 9 GotoScreen GotoScreen jumps to the specified target screen If the screen name doesn t exist the action does nothing 8 10 GotoScreenVariable GotoscreenVariable jumps to a new screen based on the contents of the specified variable If using GotoscreenVariable with the variable name ScreenNext given and the variable ScreenNext contains scrWelcome the action jumps to the scrWelcom
19. ale Palette 256 color WST filindows Websate Skin Tone palette map 0 1 2 3 4 5 b 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Primary Color Palette 20 Standard Windows System Colors 25 Intemational Skin Tones Supported Graphics and Image Formats 2 5 2 3 Available Point of Sale Fonts The PD8500 system version 2 5 running posPortalCE version 6 5 currently supports 4 fonts Sample Font Characters proportional ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 Courier New fixed width ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 Tahoma proportional ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 Times New Roman proportional ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijkImnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 The iPOS TCE only supports the Courier New font The fonts used in the hardware are identical to the fonts bundled with the Microsoft Windows operating system The Courier New fontis the only font available that has a fixed width pitch each character in the font has the same width All of the other fonts have a proportional pitch each character has its own width The Courier New fontis typically used when characters are horizontally aligned The Line Display Control uses Courier New font 2 6 posDesigner User Manual Create New Screens 3 2 posDesigner User Manual The first time you use posDesigner the Start Project Wizard is displayed Start Project Wiz
20. ard i x Actions What action would you like to perform C Open an existing script C Create a new style for a preloaded script C Create a new non YisaPED script NOTE non igaPED scripts only work on non igaPED devices Create a new secure VisaPED complient script MOTE For security reasons if you are using YisaPED complient Point Of Sale hardware you will need to digitally sign any new scripts you create before they can be uploaded to the Point OF Sale hardware The digital signature must match the digital signature present in the Point OF Sale hardware being used IF the digital signature does not match you will nat be able ta use pour script in the Point OF Sale hardware VisaPED scripts work an both VisaPED devices and non VisaPED devices IY Always use the wizard BEE Next gt gt EIER The project wizard prompts you with 4 choices a 2 3 4 Open an existing script Create a new style for a preloaded script Create a new non VisaPED script Create a new secure VisaPED complient script To create a new document select either option 3 or 4 Select 4 if the target POS terminal is VisaPED compliant otherwise Select 3 When done press Next Next a New file dialog appears asking for the type of project to create There are two choices 1 2 posDesigner Interactive Script dis poslFB Interactive Script ifb Using posDesigner to Greate New Screens 3 3 Choose option 1 for most cas
21. at zero and the On Auto Enter events never take place The Point Limit option specifies the maximum number of stylus movements to capture in the oignature control 5 24 posDesigner User Manual 5 20 PIN Control Please Enter Your PIN 1 82 83 m Um 5 m Om oS ED Om a The PIN control is used to enter a PIN Personal Identification Number during debit transactions The PIN control occupies the entire screen It contains fixed buttons and a text field that cannot be moved or deleted To change a PIN control present on a screen open the PIN Entry Properties dialog box by right clicking on the PIN control in the emulator view or double clicking the PIN control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of a PIN control include object name encryption type background image button images valid length of PIN color of readout text and six events On Processing On Completion On Button Press On Invalid Entry On Cancel and On Error The buttons on a PIN control are restricted Button controls The developer can only change the button images of a PIN control s buttons For more information refer to Button Control on page 5 14 Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 25 PIN Entry Properties J xj Object Definition Screen scrPin Name pinPad FIN Readout Fore Color El Object Events El On Cancel Pressed E On Enter Pressed Invalid PIN Miniman la y EN On Enter Pressed Processin
22. ay a 10 digit phone number use By adding the string 1234567890 using InputFieldAppend the Input Field displays 1 234 567 890 5 30 posDesigner User Manual 5 24 Installation File Block IFB IFB stands for Installation File Block e File Export IFB enables the document to be saved as an ifb file for later use e File Import IFB enables the import of an existing ifb file as the current document e File Upload IFB enables the user to load an IFB file on the posPortal device Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 31 5 25 Running a Script on the POS Terminal When the screen flow design is complete Symbol recommends testing the flow within posDesigner before running the script on the Symbol POS interactive terminal To run a script on a POS interactive terminal jt Connect posDesigner to the Symbol POS interactive terminal using a USB cable RS232 cable or an Ethernet cable Wait for the device to boot up completely From posDesigner select File Upload IFB The IFB property dialog box displays Check Erase previous folder contents to erase any previous script data on the terminal Press the OK button If Creating a non VISA PED script proceed to step 4 a A prompt displays Digitally sign IFB When creating a secure VISA PED digitally signing the IFB is a requirement b Press Yes c A message displays promting for the Key Manager to enter a password there is a
23. ble The default value is 0 00 and can be changed by the ECR or by pressing one of the numeric cash back buttons The numeric cash back buttons use the VariableSet action to set the cashback system variable 4 9 scrThankYou Thank You pores aP PIRG The purpose of the scr ThankYou screen is to let the customer know the transaction has ended The scrThankYou screen is the only screen with a timeout by default The default timeout is set to 5000 milliseconds The timeout event contains one action GotoScreenVariable scrThankYou varScreen Timeout By default the variables used in the GotoScreenVariable actions are either empty or set in the scrWelcome screen An empty variable results in no screen jump action The host ECR script or an INI file can set configure the variables to jump to another screen posDesigner Screen Templates 4 15 4 10 scrCustom Use the scrCustom screen for creating custom screens By default it contains a Background Image When designing custom screens Symbol recommends using standardized names for the screens otandard screen names include e scrWelcome e scrlineltems e scrSelectPayment e scrMsrCredit e scrMsrDebit e scroignature e scrPin e scrCashBack e scrhinallotal e scrihankYou By using standard screen names a host ECR application using the standard screen names works well with the script amp The screen name can be changed in name field of Screen Property dialog box
24. cument gt Open Opens an existing document Insert Inserts an existing document to the current one s Import Imports an IFB file Li Save oaves the current document E Save Screen Saves the current screen a Export Exports an IFB file r Upload Uploads an IFB file b Cut Cuts the current screen Copy Copies the current screen A Paste Pastes a cut copied screen into the screen Undo Undoes the last screen editing operation c Redo Redoes the last undone screen editing operation Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 7 eb Print Prints the current screen T Help About Displays the About dialog box If saving a screen to the default location using a default screen name such as scrWelcome scrLineltems etc the screen replaces the previous default screen Note 09 anew default screen File Preferences enables the developer to change the settings for the Undo Redo main toolbar features x Mouse Cursor Options Graphics Preferences Use sticky cursors All cursors are treated as main cursors S Import 1 8 bit images ta GIF default Import 1 8 bit images ta PHG s le chisel Beall SE Produces smaller files Oe Import 24 bit i to JPEG default C Use selection cursor as cn i dd gt sil TEINER C Import 24 bit images to PNG l Produces larger files with better Use selection and hand i quality cursors as main curgars ER GIF File Format Preferences Display object prop
25. e controls StyleLocked This is the default style group This group prevents a control from being stylized In the default VisaPED script all secure controls such as the cash back screens and most buttons use this style group to prevent styles from being applied to them StyleCorporate This group is used for logos In the default VisaPED script all stylizable header bars use this style group StyleAdvertisement This group is used for advertisements In the default VisaPED script all stylizable image list controls used for ad display use this style group StyleSeasonal This group is used for seasonal images For example some images in a script may change in summer then again in fall Such images should belong to this group The default VisaPED script uses this style group for the background images of many screens such as the scrWelcome and scrIhankYou screens StyleDaily This group is used for images that change daily The default VisaPED script does not use this style group StyleWeekly This group is used for images that change daily The default VisaPED script does not use this style group StyleMonthly This group is used for images that change monthly The default VisaPED script does not use this style group StyleAnnual This group is used for images that change yearly The default VisaPED script does not use this style group StylePerennial This group is used for images that may change after several years The default VisaPED script
26. e imgMessageArea control is normally invisible If a message is displayed imgMessageArea Is made visible so the text in either txtMsgError or txtMsgProcessing can be displayed over it Please Enter Your PIN posDesigner Screen Templates 4 13 The txtMsgError control is normally invisible The control displays the contents of the scrPin varMsgError variable By default the variable is set in the scrWelcome screen The pinPad control On error event makes the txtMsgError and imgMessageArea controls visible he txtMsgProcessing control is normally invisible he control displays the contents of the scrPin varMsgProcessing variable By default the variable is set in the scrWelcome screen The pinPad control On processing event makes the txtMsgProcessing and imgMessageArea controls visible 4 8 scrCashBack Please Select Cashback Amount The purpose of the scrCashBack screen is to allow the customer to select a cash back amount scrCashBack is normally offered to the customer during a debit transaction The scrCashBack screen contains ten objects e Background bakBackground e Image List imgHeaderBar e Button btn20 e Button btn40 e Button btn60 e Button btn80 e Button btnNONE e Variable Text Label txtCashBack e Static Text Label IblDollarSign e Button btnEnter 4 14 posDesigner User Manual Use the txtCashBack Variable Text Label control is used to display the current contents of the cash back system varia
27. e next and save signature data xl Notational Conventions The following conventions are used in this document e ltalics are used to highlight specific items in the general text and to identify chapters and sections in this and related documents e Bullets e indicate e action items e lists of alternatives e lists of required steps that are not necessarily sequential e Sequential lists those that describe step by step procedures appear as numbered lists Service Information If you have a problem with your equipment contact the Support Center for your region Before calling have the model number serial number and several of your bar code symbols at hand Call the Support Center from a phone near the scanning equipment so that the service person can try to talk you through your problem If the equipment is found to be working properly and the problem is symbol readability the Support Center will request samples of your bar codes for analysis at our plant If your problem cannot be solved over the phone you may need to return your equipment for servicing If that Is necessary you will be given specific directions oymbol Technologies is not responsible for any damages incurred during shipment if the approved shipping container is not used Shipping the units improperly can possibly void the warranty If the original shipping container was not kept contact Symbol to have another sent to you xil posDesigner User Manual
28. e screen If the screen name doesn t exist the action does nothing 8 11 InputFieldAppend InputFieldAppend allows text to be appended to the specified Input Field control Set the text to append parameter of this action to contain the text data to append to the Input Field control specified For more information refer to nput Field Control on page 5 29 8 6 posDesigner User Manual 8 12 InputFieldAppendVariable InputFieldAppendVariable allows the text contents of a variable to be appended to the specified Input Field control Set the variable to append the name of the variable containing the text data to append to the Input Field control For more information refer to nput Field Control on page 5 29 8 13 InputFieldClear InputFieldClear clears the data captured in the specified Input Field control For more information refer to nput Field Control on page 5 29 8 14 InputFieldSave InputFieldSave saves the captured contents of the specified Input Field control Set the Destination parameter to contain the name of the variable to save the contents to For more information refer to Input Field Control on page 5 29 8 15 LineDisplayClear LineDisplayClear clears the text of the current Line Display control on the screen Set the Control Name parameter to the Line Display control being referenced 8 16 LineDisplayDataAdd LineDisplayDataAdd allows text to be appended to the specified type of Line Display data storage oet the Te
29. e than one graphic image present in an image list control enable animation by setting the Frame Delay rate to any non zero value his causes all images in the list to be displayed one after the next at the rate specified After the last image is displayed the next image displayed is the first image in the list For more information refer to Colors Resolution and Dithering on page 2 2 The Visible checkbox is checked by default This allows the control to be seen If unchecked the control is invisible but still active The developer can touch an image list control whether visible or not When the control is invisible it is not shown in the emulator but appears in the Controls Pane Fven though the control is now shown in the editor you can still select and edit the control 5 14 Button Control The Button Control enables the developer to interact with the screen flow of a POS terminal giving feed back to questions presented causing a screen to jump from one screen to another and more Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 15 Push Button Properties X Object Definition Screen Dimensions Creen ser ineltems ume pa Visi En Mame btnNext Thumbnail View Button Graphic Images Released PD_btrvSrrowFight_up gif E Pressed PD btr rowRight down gif BI Dithering Wo dithering Visible V Swap Images Position Object Events Column joog Row 86 EI On Pressed width 30 Height 30 Calculate size using images _
30. en Dimensions Width o Height o Default Graphic Image PDI Bak WelcemeBackground GIF Frame o width 320 Height 240 Select Stole s Image Use default graphic image EPraiectssposDesianersPlattormssposPortalCE Styles Default Screens PDI_Bak_ amp x Prey Hert xx Finish Cancel The new file displays in the Style Wizard Press Finish A Save New Script Style dialog box appears Type in the name MyStyle dss and press Save The script now displays the new style image in place of the actual image The status bar in the lower right hand corner now displays Style Mystyle dss indicating the new style is in use To view the script using the original files unload the style To unload the current style select Project Style Unload To load a preexisting style select Project Style Load Once a style is loaded it can be edited using Project Style Edit To save a loaded style after editing use Project Style Save To export the style to an IFB file select Project Style Export IFB This allows you to upload the style to a POS terminal at a later time To upload the style to a POS terminal use Project Style Upload posDesigner allows the developer to create INI files to apply to preexisting scripts An INI file Is a text file containing varilables and value pairs The INI can be created and uploaded to a
31. erties after creation Default Dithering None Emulation Preferences Iv Play Sounds Wizard Preferences v Use Wizard LInda Heda System Enable the undo redo system Limit unda reda system to E unda redo steps per open document View Preferences v Show screens within hardware Show MSA controls Cancel 5 8 posDesigner User Manual 5 7 Navigation Toolbar HA A 22 221 gt A Use the Navigation toolbar to navigate the screen emulator and enable or disable screen animations and screen actions The Navigation toolbar contains 6 controls ld Start Moves the screen emulator to the first screen 44 Previous Moves the screen emulator to the previous screen gt gt Next Moves the screen emulator to the next screen 33 End Moves the screen emulator to the last screen 3 Play Enables animations and button actions to be emulated a Stop Disables animations and button actions to be emulated 58 Screen Toolbar Iserweicome 1 ME Zoom 100 Screen Properties The Screen toolbar contains the Screen Field the Screen Location indicators the Zoom Field and the Screen Properties tools e Screen Field Used to navigate to a desire screen and rename a screen To navigate to a desired screen select the drop down button and click the desired screen To rename the current screen type in the new name and press enter e Screen Location Used to show which screen is currently be
32. es Choosing option 1 creates a standard project Choosing option 2 creates a packaged project with all project files packaged together as one file option 2 is slower When done press OK Next the New Project dialog box displays Follow these steps 1 2 9 Yi scrWelcome scrLineltems scrSelectPayme ME nt E scrMsrCredit wN scrMsrDebit r scrSignature aa scrPin ru scrCashBack u scrThankYou scrBlank Enter the file name of the new project in the Project Name field Enter the location path of the file in the Location field Press OK to create the new posDesigner project The new project displays blank with no screens Click one of the buttons within the New Screen tool bar to create a screen Creates a welcome screen Creates a line item display screen Creates a select payment menu screen Creates a MSR credit card swipe screen Creates a MSR debit card swipe screen Creates a signature entry screen Creates a PIN entry screen Creates a cash back menu screen Creates a thank you screen Creates a blank screen 3 4 posDesigner User Manual posDesigne 2en lemplate Customize screen templates by manipulating posDesigner controls or adding new buttons and backgrounds Images There are several additional controls Signature PIN and MSR that cannot be added to a screen To create a screen with one of these controls the developer is required to use a screen template c
33. g PIN Ii asimum hz mi On Enter Pressed Processing Complete ES On PIN Buttons Pressed 0 9 and Clear E On Error PIM object is not working Default Encryption Settings Type DUKPT Background Image PDI scrPinType amp GIF IV EE The Encryption Type option enables the developer to select the type of encryption to encrypt the PIN Both DUKPT and MASTER SESSION encryption types are available When the Type option is Master Session and your script is deployed the Master Key Index and oession Key information are required to be sent from the cash register at run time On the PD8500 the Master Key should always be set to 0 The Session Key should always be a 16 digit hexadecimal number On Cancel Pressed events occur when CANCEL is pressed The default action is for the screen flow to move to the scrSelectPayment screen On Error events take place when the PIN encryption fails The default action is for the screen flow to move to the scrSelectPayment screen On Enter Pressed Invalid PIN events take place whenever any invalid PIN is entered and the ENTER button is pressed The default action plays an INVALID sound a base beep On Enter Pressed Processing PIN events take place when the ENTER button on a PIN control is pressed When a valid PIN is entered the default is no action Symbol recommends creating a hidden Image List control containing a Processing Please Wait message visible 9 26 posDesigner User Ma
34. ing viewed in the emulator The number on the left is the current screen index The number on the right is the total number of screens present in the current document Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 9 e Zoom Field Used to control the zoom feature To zoom in select a zoom percentage above 100 To zoom out select a zoom percentage below 100 A zoom level of 100 displays a pixel per pixel accurate representation of the POS terminals display being emulated e Screen Properties Used to control the properties of a screen such as the screen name the On entry action the On exit action the On timeout action and the timeout value 5 9 Screen Properties Click the Screen Properties button to display the Screen Property dialog box The Screen Property dialog box can also be opened by double clicking the screen name in the Screen Pane Screen Properties x Object Definition Name sort hank you Object Events On entry El On exit El On timeout Timeout Milliseconds Editable screen properties include screen name On entry event On exit event On timeout event and timeout value The On entry event is triggered when the screen is loaded The On exit event is triggered when the screen exits The Screen Timeout field is set to ZERO for most screens If set to ZERO the screen timeout function Is disabled for the current screen and the Timeout Actions for the On Timeout event are ignored setting the Screen Timeout value
35. isible If unchecked the radio button is invisible but still active Optionally select a radio button whether it is visible or not When the control is invisible its location displays in the emulator using a dotted outline The outline is not seen when the screen is displays on the POS terminal For more information refer to Colors Resolution and Dithering on page 2 2 The Position field includes radio button size and position information The Calculate size based on images option is unchecked by default forcing the image to stretch or shrink to fit the size of the radio button If the option is checked the size of the radio button is adjusted to fit to the size of the Image 5 17 Line Display Control Use the Line Display Control to display a list of scrolling line items on the POS terminal The Line Display Control can also be used to display a list of custom text data To change a Line Display control open the Line Display Properties dialog box by right clicking on the Line Display control in the emulator view or double clicking the Line Display control name in the Control Pane Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 19 Line Display Properties x Object Definition Screen AT Mame Ist ineltemd Line Display Options mI Back Color Type Line Item 1 El Fore Color Visible Lines E v Visible Image FO Ei Position Column Ag Row 130 Width 270 Height 100 Lancel Editable properties of a Line
36. ither patterns tend to blend into each other to create the appearance of a new color Dither color patterns are not that effective on LCD displays On LCD displays the pixels appear more distinct and 2 4 posDesigner User Manual tend not to blend into each other producing a very grainy effect If you are designing your screens using a standard CRT display don t expect the dithered images to look as nice as on an LCD display The None option bypasses dithering completely he colors in the imported image not matching those in the WST palette are replaced with similar colors in the WST palette in order to best represent the intended image Low produces the least amount of dithering Medium produces a moderate amount of dithering High produces the highest level of dithering Each dithering level could potentially produce the best result depending on the specific image being imported An image displaying people plants or other natural imagery looks best with the dither option set to High Man made images of text and straight lines look best using the Low or None dither settings An image using colors only found in the 256 color WST palette such as an image created using the 20 color Windows system palette or the 216 color web safe palette is never dithered no matter which dithering option is used Dithering is only performed when it is needed It is only used on portions of images containing colors not found in the 256 color WST palette Gray Sc
37. le scrMsrCredit varscreenOnSwipeBad By default the variables used in the GotoScreenVariable actions are either empty or set in the scrWelcome screen An empty variable results in no screen jumps The host ECR the script or an INI file can set the variables to cause a screen jump to take place posDesigner Screen Templates 4 7 4 5 scrMsrDebit Please swipe ne card A The scrMsrDebit screen prompts the user to swipe their card The scrMsrDebit screen contains four objects e Background bakBackground e mage List imgHeaderBar e Image List imgSwipeCard e MSR msrDebit Use the imgHeaderBar control to display a logo The msrDebit MSR control is invisible Because it s invisible the size and placement of an MSR control is not important It is only shown in the editor so it can be clicked to obtain its properties When the MSR control receives a successful card swipe several events occur 1 PlaySystemSound Success 2 VariableSet swipestatus 1 3 FireEvent swipestatus 1 4 GotoScreenVariable scrMsrDebit varScreenOnSwipeGood 4 8 posDesigner User Manual When the MSR control receives a bad card swipe several events occur 1 PlaySystemSound Fail 2 VariableSet swipestatus 1 3 HreEvent swipestatus 1 4 GotoScreenVariable scrMsrDebit varScreenOnSwipeBad When the MSR control exceeds the swipe limit two events occur 1 PlaySystemSound Fail 2 GotoScreenVariable scrMsrDebit varScreenOnSwipeLi
38. les the developer to change control z order placement in the current screen The Controls Pane is located on the right hand side of the editor bakB ackgraund imgHeaderB ar 1 scwelcome 2 zcrLineltems 3 scrSelectPayment 4 2crMarlredit b scrSignature scrPin a scrLashB ack 3 scrThankr ou The Controls Pane displays a list of all the controls present in the current screen To edit the properties of a control double click the control name listed in the Controls Pane using the left mouse button To select a control single click the control name listed in the Controls Pane using the left mouse button To change the z order of any selected control use the UP or DOWN arrow buttons located at the top of the Controls Pane The first control listed at the top of the list is the control with a z order of ZERO meaning all other controls are drawn over it The control at the bottom of the list is drawn last and has the highest z order position this control overlays all other controls 9 12 posDesigner User Manual 5 12 Background Image Control Background Image Properties X Screen Dimensions width 32g Height o4 Object Definition Screen Jsctwelcome Mame bakBackground Style Group StyleLocked T Object Events BI On touch Current Image Thumbnail View Add DI Bak waelcomeB ackgraund GIF T T T T F Wuse WELCOME mem TO OUR STORE Move Down z Di
39. mages used to replace existing images in a script The PD8500 VisaPED POS terminal ships complete with a default VisaPED complient script This script normally supports posDesigner Style packages Some developers choose not to create their own scripts but instead use the built in default script and create Style package to apply to It While the VisaPED script itself is secure and must be digitally signed before it can be used in the PD8500 VisaPED POS terminal a Style package does not need to be digitally signed The PD8500 VisaPED POS and non VisaPED POS terminals accepts any uploaded Style package It Is up to the script to decide which images it replaces with the images present in a Style package Each stylizable control in a script has its own style group property If all the controls in a script use the style group StyleLocked then a style cannot be applied to the script For security reasons the default VisaPED scripts only allow certain controls to be stylized 6 2 posDesigner User Manual When a script is created the developer can choose which images are stylizable and which are not When creating a new control the default style group of the control is StyleLocked This prevents the control from being stylized by a Style package To allows a control to be stylized the devoloper much change the style group fo the control to any setting other than StyleLocked he following style groups are available for stylizabl
40. mit By default the variables used in the GotoScreenVariable actions are either empty or set in the scrWelcome screen An empty variable results in no screen jumps The host ECR the script or an INI file may set these variables to cause a screen jump to take place 4 6 scrSignature Please Sign Here The scrSignature screen obtains a signature from the customer scrSignature is normally used during credit transactions after the credit card was swiped The scrSignature screen On entry event performs the following actions FireEvent ctstate scrSignatureB oignatureBeginCapture sigSignature VariableClear btstate InputFieldAppendVariable fldAccount AccountNumber gt UON gt posDesigner Screen Templates 4 9 The scrSignature screen contains twelve objects e Background bakBackground e Signature sigSignature e Button btnCANCEL e Button btnCLEAR e Button btnENTER e Variable Text Label txtFirstName e Input Field fldAccount e Variable Text Label txtlotal e Static Text Label IblAccount e Static Text Label IblTotal e Static Text Label IblName e Image List imgHeaderBar The sigSignature control is set to use the SIG format for optimum signature quality The btnCANCEL button performs the following actions PlaysystemSound Click signatureClear sigSignature VariableSet btstate btnCANCEL FireEvent btstate btnCANCEL 5 GotoScreenVariable scrSignature varScreenCancel pe ee ee dcos The btnCLEAR b
41. n Snap to Grid is enabled the mouse cursor can create move and resize controls as If the mouse cursor was exactly aligned within the grid guidelines even when the mouse cursor Is not his makes it simple to perfectly align your controls The Grid tool group consists of three tools ES Grid Guide Enables or disables the Grid guide E Grid Option Edits the Grid guide properties m Snap to Grid Enables disables the Grid guide Snap to feature 55 Alignment Toolbar Use the Alignment Toolbar when designing screens by performing variable alignment operations on the current selected control Ped E B 49 24 TT 2 m Align Horizontal Aligns the current control to the horizontal center of the screen Align Vertical Aligns the current control to the vertical center of the screen a Align Center Aligns the current control to the center of the screen Align Left Aligns the current control to the left of the screen 9 6 posDesigner User Manual Align Right Aligns the current control to the right of the screen kd Align Top Aligns the current control to the top of the screen il Align Bottom Aligns the current control to the bottom of the screen For more information on using Snap to Grid when aligning a control refer to Grid Toolbar on page Grid Toolbar on page 5 5 5 6 Main Toolbar 5 The Main toolbar is divided into five sections File Clipboard Undo Redo Print and Help IAS A 5 amp 8 5 New Creates a new do
42. n TTE 4 2 ASS 4 3 UM rr aa ee 4 4 NUM ocd bec caga derramada RER ARE 4 5 A di 4 7 vi posDesigner User Manual RSS 4 8 MI oo eau ee st band oto varado rar E EEE E E EE E 4 11 e AEE E E E EEE DD 4 13 WN si A hee een erraten 4 14 scrCustom 2 cee ete tee ees 4 15 Chapter 5 Toolbars Screens and Controls Control Property OK to All Option 00 eee 5 1 Control Property Cancel All Option liiis 5 2 LODS NO drid errada vita diia esa 5 2 Creating a New MSR Control siiis ees 5 4 DONIS MAA TESE E EE EE E 5 5 ANNIE OOOO rear OR CR CR 5 5 AS enge 5 b cs AEE E EE E L E E E RACE 5 8 o NEN 5 8 DIEBE PIONS civ csc aka ar ernannte 5 9 Screens Pane coc 5 10 Ponu da i nt oc ow een oe whee coeds AN 5 11 Background Image Control liiis 5 12 un AA 9 13 o A 5 14 Check Box Control 0 RR 5 16 aul 0 AAA 5 17 Hug DES OT La on doe ed Rap UR ER MDC ra c b LR ee 5 18 iiit AS 5 20 Signature Control 0 nett 5 22 d i5ono Ec 5 24 eue Tex Label LONO uaa esca icd rdg He ce es e dai ang 5 27 Variable Text Label Control 2 RR 5 28 Dep EOD AA 5 29 Installation File Block IFB 00 0 0 e cece cece eee ee aaa 5 30 Running a Script on the POS Terminal 5 31 Chapter 6 posDesigner Styles cisci MCC ES 6 2 Chapter 7 Project INI Files Chapter 8 posDesigner Actions PEN caw oe ee erence Rc EE SUE OPE OR RORIS EEE 0 3 Beginlra
43. n of the object number of tracks to read whether or not to require all selected tracks for a good read bad swipe limit and the Un swipe good Un swipe bad and On swipe limit events The MSR control is an invisible control In the emulator the MSR control is displays using a dotted outline This is not visible on the POS terminal It only displays in the emulator to allow its properties to be edited by right clicking the control The size and position of the MSR control is ignored when the control is on the POS terminal Use the Tracks To Read checkboxes to select the tracks the MSR control reads from a card Any combination of tracks 1 2 and 3 can be selected Select the Require all selected tracks checkbox to generate an On swipe good event when all selected Tracks To Read tracks are successfully read If the Require all selected tracks option is not selected any selected track successfully read generates an On swipe good event even if the other selected tracks are not successfully read Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 21 On swipe good events take place when a card is swiped and its data successfully read from the card magnetic stripe On swipe bad events take place when a card is swiped but the data was not successfully read from the card magnetic stripe On swipe limit events take place when the Bad Swipe Limit is reached If the Bad Swipe Limit is set to zero the action never takes place If the Good Swipe Settings checkbox i
44. n the name of the variable to save the contents to For more information refer to Static Text Label Control on page 5 27 posDesigner Actions 8 9 8 26 TextLabelSet TextLabelSet sets the contents of a Static Text Label control to a text string Set the Label name parameter to contain the name of the Static Text Label control to set the contents of Set the New Label Text parameter to contain the new string value display in the Static Text Label Once set the otatic Text Label s display is updated 8 27 TouchPadOFF TouchPadOFF disables touch screen activity currently only supported on the iPOS TX C POS terminal It takes no parameters 8 28 TouchPadON TouchPadON enables touch screen activity currently only supported on the POS TX C POS terminal It takes no parameters 8 29 VariableClear VariableClear clears the data in a variable Set the label parameter to contain the name of the variable to clear If the variable name specified is a Label control the Label is cleared and its display is updated This action has no data parameter 8 30 VariableCopy VariableCopy copies the contents of one variable to another Set the label parameter to contain the name of the variable to copy the data from Set the data parameter to contain the name of the variable to copy the data to 8 31 VariableSet VariableSet sets the contents of a variable to a text string Set the label parameter to contain the name of the variable to set the con
45. ns The imgHeaderBar control can be used to display a logo The imgAd control can be used to display advertisements It includes five sample images that display a simple animated sequence lo display ads here simply replace the images with your own ads posDesigner Screen Templates 4 5 4 4 scrMsrCredit Please swipe your card RS The scrMsrCredit screen prompts the user to swipe their card The scrMsrCredit screen contains four objects e Background bakBackground e mage List imgHeaderBar e Image List imgSwipeCard e MSR msrCredit Use the imgHeaderBar control to display a logo The MSR control msrCredit is invisible Because it s invisible the size and placement of an MSR control is not important It is only shown in the editor so it can be clicked to obtain its properties When the MSR control receives a successful card swipe several events occurr 1 PlaySystemSound Success 2 VariableSet swipestatus 1 3 HreEvent swipestatus 1 4 GotoScreenVariable scrMsrCredit varscreenOnSwipeGood 4 6 posDesigner User Manual When the MSR control receives a bad card swipe several events occurr 1 PlaySystemSound Fail 2 VariableSet swipestatus 1 3 HreEvent swipestatus 1 4 GotoScreenVariable scrMsrCredit varscreenOnSwipeBad When the MSR control exceeds the swipe limit these events take place 1 PlaySystemSound Fail 2 VariableSet swipestatus 1 3 HreEvent swipestatus 1 4 GotoScreenVariab
46. nsaction lsssssesssesee RR 0 3 ClearTransaction 0 00 RR 0 3 Padah SDE MA EEE TERES SOLE EE E 0 4 Bl hlc o aaa eier keiten 0 4 DOES os i o EXER A 0 4 Ae AA 8 4 IEA e A A ra 0 4 BONES a ened rs rr dress D TAE ES 8 5 DOLOS CBRN A 8 5 Mi 0 AA Vr IRR EN eC Ge CODE PN AER A 0 5 InputFieldAppendVariable 0 0 0 eee een 8 6 A 8 6 o A 8 6 LineDisplayClear ooooocoocoooooooo RR 8 6 EHE Lea darweorpaadct qq 404 Era eee et 8 6 LTE ISIS RETTET PPP 8 6 Motta A usa arii OE dp RE AR ROGER RE E ous or ga d id 8 7 LineDisplayScrollUp 0 aunan aaaeeeaei 8 7 PUG AA 8 7 POSICI N cir isis ici bagues 8 8 A A 8 8 a AMA 8 8 E E A rn re ee 8 8 Ci AA 8 8 TON raptada sis 8 9 TouchPadUff iussisse Rode Re ecd ER RR ee ed 0 9 Inscr 01 MMC RER 0 9 VarableClear sese RRRRRRRRRERRRI e III 8 9 Vii vill posDesigner User Manual VariableCopy VariableSet About This Guide Introduction The posDesigner User Manual provides general instructions for using posDesigner a real time graphic screen flow editor used for creating POS Point Of Sale applications running on a Symbol POS interactive terminal PD family of products and POS TCE Chapter Descriptions Topics covered in this guide are as follows e Chapter 1 posDesigner Overview provides a basic overview of the application e Chapter 2 Supported Graphics and Image Formats lists supported graphic and image fo
47. nsaction marks the beginning of a transaction This is done by setting the following variables btstate 0 pinstatus 0 swipestatus 0 seskey sigcomp cindicator Ss Begin Transaction takes no parameters 8 3 ClearTransaction ClearTransaction clears the current transaction data Clear Transaction takes no parameters The following variables are considered part of the transaction and are cleared ttype paytype cnum alltrack txt 1 2 3 expd fname lname pinblock debitac cashback dtotal Sig Sigraw date 8 4 posDesigner User Manual total stime etime litype desc price sku brand subtotal tax Line item data 8 4 ControlVisibilitySet ControlVisibilitySet sets the Visible property of a control Set the label parameter of ControlVisibilitySet to contain the name of the control to set the visibility of Set the data parameter of ControlVisibilitySet to 1 to make the object visible and 0 to make the object invisible Once set the control display is updated 8 5 DeviceReset DeviceReset resets the POS terminal DeviceReset takes no parameters 8 6 DownloadMode DownloadMode puts the POS terminal into download mode DownloadMode is for future implementations DownloadMode takes no parameters 8 7 EndTransaction End Transaction ends a transaction End Transaction takes no parameters 8 8 FireEvent FireEvent sends a text SetVAR command event to the host ECR Set the label parameter to cont
48. nual On Enter Pressed Processing Complete events take place when the PIN has successfully been encrypted and the new encrypted PIN is available for the ECR The default action is for the screen flow to move to the scrCashBack screen On PIN Buttons Pressed 0 9 and Clear events take place whenever any 0 9 or Clear PIN button is pressed The default action plays a button click sound All PIN buttons generate On Button Press events On Error PIN object is not working events take place whenever the PIN object is not functioning properly The default action is GotoScreen scrSelectPayment The PIN Digit Length maximum and minimum values can be modified If for example a minimum of 4 digits and maximum of 6 digits is selected a PIN of 3 digits or less or 7 digits or more is not a valid PIN In order to encrypt a pin number successfully a valid card account number should e be captured in advance o i setting encryption type is MASTER SESSION M S from the host side the Master Key Index mindex and Session Key seskey should also be provided from the cash register Otherwise DUKPT is used Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 27 5 21 Static Text Label Control Static Text Label Properties EN Object Definition Label Text Screen scrw elcome m Welcome To Symbol ame elcome Options Font Size Alignment Tahoma E Center Arial 14 e Visible Courier New Multiline Times New Roman Iv Bald Italic xl S
49. o allow the complete 28 color international skin tone palette The Symbol PD8500 POS terminal contains a 4096 color quarter VGA 320x240 pixel LCD Supported Graphics and Image Formats 2 3 The Symbol DP4500 POS terminal contains a monochrome blue tinted 256 shade quarter VGA 320x240 pixel LCD The posDesigner emulator view can simulate all three hardware modes 256 rolor Quarter VGA LCD WELCOME pixels MANTAS 520 pixels poe 2 2 Importing Graphic Images to the TCE This chapter only applies to the TCE When importing images to the PD8500 or PD4500 images remain untouched When importing images to the TCE POS terminal images imported into posDesigner remain untouched if matching the requirements of the TCE POS terminal display specifications If they do not match the requirements of the target terminal they are pre formatted to match If an image contains colors other than those found in the WST palette the image is pre formatted when imported When imported images require pre formatting by posDesigner Images can be dithered if dithering Is selected Four dithering options are available None Low Medium and High Dithering simulates colors not available It uses various patterns of existing colors to simulate new colors For example a pattern of red and blue might be used to simulate the color purple Dither color patterns can be very effective for CRT cathode ray tube displays where the colored pixels in the d
50. ontaining the control When adding important text in the screen flow ensure a high contrast text is used Black text on a white background is a Symbol recommended easy to read high contrast color combination Red text on a blue background is a difficult to read low contrast color combination difficult for color blind people to read Some customers are vision impaired Symbol recommends making screen text large enough for people with bad eyesight to read When designing screens Symbol recommends keeping the screen flow consistent with other applications used your retail environment 4 2 posDesigner User Manual 4 1 scrWelcome The scrWelcome screen contains just the Background object bakBackground By default the scrWelcome screen displays until the ECR Electronic Cash Register issues a command to display the next screen in the transaction screen flow oet the scrWelcome screen to move to the next screen typically the scrLineltems screen by adding a GotoScreen action for the On touch property of the background image or by adding a Next button to the screen with a GotoScreen action for its On button pressed property posDesigner Screen Templates 4 3 4 2 scrLineltems Purchase Items The scrLineltems screen contains eight objects Background bakBackground Image List imgHeaderBar Line Display IstLineltems Variable Text Label txtMsg Image List imgAd Button btnScrollUp Button btnNext Button btnScrollDown
51. posDesigner ar Manuc ymbol f RR The Enterprise Mobility Company posDesigner User Manual 72E 64641 02 Revision A July 2004 2001 2004 by Symbol Technologies Inc All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced or used in any form or by any electrical or mechanical means without permission in writing from Symbol This includes electronic or mechanical means such as photocopying recording or information storage and retrieval systems The material in this manual is subject to change without notice The software is provided strictly on an as is basis All software including firmware furnished to the user is on a licensed basis Symbol grants to the user a non transferable and non exclusive license to use each software or firmware program delivered hereunder licensed program Except as noted below such license may not be assigned sublicensed or otherwise transferred by the user without prior written consent of Symbol No right to copy a licensed program in whole or in part is granted except as permitted under copyright law The user shall not modify merge or incorporate any form or portion of a licensed program with other program material create a derivative work from a licensed program or use a licensed program in a network without written permission from Symbol The user agrees to maintain Symbol s copyright notice on the licensed programs delivered hereunder and to include the same on any au
52. property windows to carry out their CANCEL actions thereby closing all opened property windows 5 3 Controls Toolbar The Controls Toolbar is divided into two sections The section on the left contains the Edit tool group The section on the right contains the Creation tool group Regardless of which tool is selected clicking a screen control with the right mouse button always displays the edit menu options Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 3 he Edit tool group consists of five tools i Hand Allows the developer to interact with controls and display their property sheets Clicking a screen control with the left mouse button causes the editor POS terminal simulator to run the control On touch or On button action Selector Allows the developer to select screen controls move controls resize controls and display their property sheets 1 To select a single control click a control with the left mouse button 2 To select multiple controls press and hold the left mouse button to group the controls When the desired controls are within the group release the left mouse button 3 To move one or more controls select the control s Next using the left mouse button press and hold the center grab mark of the selected con trol s Move the control to the desired location and release the mouse but ton Pressing the right mouse button while moving a control before releasing the left mouse button cancels the operation 4
53. r for dynamic tired character which will not be visible until a user input character needs to be placed to the left of it Background Image n E Font Color Format Speciher El Back Color 7 000 007 0000 Escape for a static fixed character that will be considered part of the user input Contrast this with which is the escape for a static fed character which will not be considered part of user input Di 123 45 6789 Position Column 35 Row i3 width pz Height cs Cancel OK Use the Input Field Control to create input fields such as phone number entry fields and date entry fields To change an Input Field control open the Input Field Properties dialog box by either right clicking on the Input Field control in the emulator view or double clicking the Input Field control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of Input Field control include object name background image color control size and position text alignment left input option multi line option visibility and Format Specifier The Input Field accepts text input from the InputFieldAppend and InputFieldAppendVariable actions and can be cleared using the InputFieldClear action Its contents can be saved to a variable using the InputFieldSave action These actions can be part of a button sending the text strings to the input field when pressed Use the Format Specifier to specify how to display the data in the Input Field For example to displ
54. rmats as well as available colors and resolutions it also contains instructions for importing images to the TCE e Chapter 3 Using posDesigner to Create New Screens explains how to create new screens x posDesigner User Manual Chapter 4 posDesigner Screen Templates explains how to design screens and how to add controls to that enable users to perform such tasks as selecting a payment type swiping a credit or debit card providing a signature and so on Chapter 5 Toolbars Screens and Controls explains posDesigner toolbars which enable developers to navigate the screens used to build point of sale screen flows screenand control panes which enable developers to jump from one screen to another and select a control for editing and controls which enable developers to define the look and behavior of the point of sale screen flow Chapter B posDesigner Styles explains how to create styles collections of images used to replace existing images in a script to apply to preexisting scripts Chapter 7 Project INI Files provides information on creating or uploading INI files text files that contain varilable and value pairs to set new default values for preexisting scripts Chapter 8 posDesigner Actions explains the actions caused by events that enact specific controls A few of these actions such as GotoScreen are simulated in the emulator most are not Actions enable the developer to set variables jump from one screen to th
55. round Image To change a Variable Text Label control open the Variable Text Label Properties dialog box by either right clicking on the Variable Text Label control in the emulator view or double clicking the Variable Text Label control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of Text Variable Label control include object name background image color size and position of the control text alignment left input option multi line option visibility and variable contents to display Variable contents to display is the name of the variable the developer displays in the label For a list of standard POS variables refer to the posPortal CE Integrator Guide 72E 64639 02 Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 29 5 23 Input Field Control Input Field Properties X Object Definition Format Specifier Guide screen sciwelcome Represents any numeric character from O through 3 Mame fd amp Represents any alphanumeric character fram O through 9 a through z and amp through Z Options Font Size Text Alignment Arial B Center 3 we Visible Courier Mew Tahoma Times New Roman Bald Italic Strikeout I 7 Underline m Represents any printable ASCII character which includes alpha numeric characters and other printable characters including space Escape character to display a static fied character which will be always visible and fied in the label Escape characte
56. s Position Object Events Column 75 Row 14 EI On Selected Width 28 Height 27 mi On Deselected Calculate size using images 1 Screen View I Width a0 Height a0 Cancel To change a Radio Button control open the Radio Button Properties dialog box by either right clicking on the Radio Button control in the emulator view or by double clicking the Radio Button control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of a Radio Button include object name default object status object size and position the graphic images present in the object and the On button selected event The On Selected event enables the creation of an action occurring when the Radio Button control is selected 5 18 posDesigner User Manual The On Deselected event enables the creation of an action occurring when the Radio Button control Is deselected Radio buttons have two images The Image Up image displays when the Radio Button control is not selected The Image Down image displays when the Radio Button control is selected The Selected checkbox unchecked by default The Image Up image displays by default If the oelected checkbox is selected the Image Down image displays The Group checkbox indicates which group the current radio button belongs to In one group there could be several mutually exclusive radio buttons Only one radio button can be selected at one time he Visible checkbox is checked by default enabling the radio button to be v
57. s Remove Move Up Move Down Dithering None v visible Index o Screen View Frame Delay o measured in hundredths of a second O forever Width 320 Height so Frame o Position ONAMF OW Lal alculate size based on Image Col 0 R 40 4 Calculate size based on i Width 2n Height so EMEN To change an Image List control open the Image List Properties dialog box by either right clicking on the Image List control in the emulator view or double clicking the Image List control name in the Control Pane 5 14 posDesigner User Manual Editable properties include object Name Style Group On touch event Visible property Frame Delay Dithering and graphic images present in the object The Style Group allows you to select a style group for your image The default group is etyleLocked For more information refer to Chapter 6 posDesigner Styles The On touch event enables the creation of an action occurring when the image is touched By default an image list control contains only one graphic image But it can also contain more than one graphic image To add graphic images press Add To remove graphic imagels select the image s and press Remove To change the order images are displayed select the image s to re order and press either Move Up or Move Down to change the order they appear By default the Frame Delay of an image list control is set to ZERO This disables animation When there is mor
58. s selected all the Tracks To Read checked should be satisfied The Bad Swipe Limit value has a default of 10 The MSR control allows up to 10 consecutive bad swipes before triggering On swipe limit events Setting the value to zero disables the On swipe limit events 5 22 posDesigner User Manual 5 19 Signature Control Signakure Properties E x Object Definition Screen e Mame sigsignature Position Object Events Column 5 Row feo EN On Point Limit Width 30 Height 5 On Auto Enter Signature Appearance m m Fen Color Pen width E E Paper Color Paper Image PDI_ImaSignature GIF Bl 7 Visible Paper Dithering None Signature Properties Control ID i Internal Point Buffer Size in points 20949 Format NLE Auto Enter Time in millisecends o ATSC Real Time Signature Capture Event Properties Enable Event Interval in milliseconds 100 Cancel signatures are used by retailers to verify credit transactions The storage and retrieval of paper signatures Is an expensive process for retailers Having a paperless digital signature on record saves both money and time when compared with signatures stored on paper To change a Signature control open the Signature Properties dialog box by right clicking on the Signature control in the emulator view or double clicking the Signature control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of a Signature control include
59. stemSound Click SignatureE ndCapture sigSignature Variables et btstate btnENTER FireE vent btstate btnENTER anta Screen variable amp cr5ignature varS creenE nter Add Modify Remove Move Up Cut Copy Paste Move Down Cancel Controls supporting actions such as the button control have an Object Events section in their property dialog box For example Button Properties shows a button control has an On button pressed event Pressing the On button pressed button displays the Actions dialog This button in the example has two actions when pressed PlaySystemSound and GotoScreen Use the Actions dialog box to add modify remove and re order actions To add an action press Add or double click a blank space in the list of actions This displays the Add Action dialog box Select the action Type and its parameters Some actions take label and data parameters while others only take one or the other If an action only has one parameter the other parameter field is disabled To modify an action in the Actions dialog box press Modify or double click the action to modify This displays the Modify Action dialog The Modify Action dialog has the same functionality as the Add Action dialog box posDesigner Actions 8 3 8 1 ActionDelay ActionDelay introduces a delay for a specified number of milliseconds Set the data parameter to the number of milliseconds ActionDelay has no label parameter 8 2 BeginTransaction Begin Tra
60. tents of Set the data parameter to contain the new string value to set the contents to If the variable specified does not exist it is created If the variable specified is a Label control its Label Data is set and the Label display is updated 8 10 posDesigner User Manual symbol Technologies provides its customers with prompt and accurate customer support Use the Symbol Support Center as the primary contact for any technical problem question or support issue involving Symbol products If the Symbol Customer Support specialists cannot solve a problem access to all technical disciplines within Symbol becomes available for further assistance and support Symbol Customer Support responds to calls by email telephone or fax within the time limits set forth in individual contractual agreements When contacting Symbol Customer Support please provide the following information e serial number of unit e model number or product name e software type and version number 8 posDesigner User Manual North American Contacts Inside North America contact Symbol by e Symbol Technologies Inc One Symbol Plaza Holtsville New York 11742 1300 Telephone 1 631 738 2400 1 800 SCAN 234 Fax 1 631 738 5990 e Symbol Support Center for warranty and service information e telephone 1 800 653 5350 e fax 631 563 5410 e Email support symbol com International Contacts Outside North America contact Symbol by e Symbol Technologies symbol
61. the scrPin screen to obtain a Personal Identification Number or PIN from the customer he scrPin screen is used during all debit transactions after a debit card is read he scrPin screen contains 18 objects e PIN Pad pinPad e Pin Button btn1 e Pin Button btn2 e Pin Button btn3 e Pin Button btn4 e Pin Button btn5 e Pin Button btn6 e Pin Button btn7 e Pin Button btn8 e Pin Button btn9 e Pin Button btn0 e Pin Button btnCANCEL e Pin Button btnCLEAR e Pin Button btnENTER e Image List imgPleaseRe enterYourPIN e Image List imgMessageArea e Variable Text Label txtMsgError 4 12 posDesigner User Manual e Variable Text Label txtMsgProcessing The pinPad control utilizes several controls on the scrPin screen btn1 btn2 btn3 btn4 btn5 btn6 btn7 btn8 btn9 btn0 btnCANCEL btnCLEAR and btnENTER These buttons are special PIN button controls The buttons are used for a PIN entry only The buttons cannot be deleted and their positions and sizes are fixed The button images and several properties of the pinPad including the background image property can be changed to enable a customized look and feel The imgPleaseRe enterYourPIN control is normally invisible It is displayed when an invalid PIN Is entered and btnENTER is pressed When displayed it contains a red blinking message at the top of the screen prompting the user to re enter their PIN EH 1 8 2 eS Ao BIS ys os T ers M 8 ww M D Th
62. ther Move Up or Move Down to change the order they appear Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 13 By default the Frame Delay of a background image is ZERO Zero disables animation When there Is more than one graphic image present in a background image control enable animation by setting the Frame Delay rate to any non zero value his causes all images in the list to be displayed one after the next at the rate specified After the last image is displayed the next image displayed is the first image in the list For more information refer to Colors Resolution and Dithering on page 2 2 The Visible checkbox is checked by default This allows the control to be seen If unchecked the control is invisible but still active The developer can touch a background image control visible or not When the control is invisible it is not shown in the emulator but appears in the Controls Pane Even If the control is displayed in the editor you can still select and edit the control 5 13 Image List Control The Image List Control is contained in numerous screens It provides a screen with an area to display advertisements and other graphic images overlaying the background Image List Properties 1 X Object Definition Name Pr Style Group StyleLocked Screen Dimensions width 320 Height 2407 Current Image Thumbnail View Add POI Ima SelectFayment amp d GlF KES Next week SAVE 3095 on select soft drink
63. thering None v v Visible Index n Screen View M Frame Delay o measured in hundredths of a second D forever Width 320 Height 240 Frame fo Position Column How v Calculate size Based on images Width son Height 240 Ba The Background Image control is present within all default screens It provides a screen with a background image Ihe Background Image control should be the first control present in a screen To change the Background Image of a screen open the Background Image Properties dialog box by either right clicking on the Background Image control in the emulator view or by double clicking the Background Image control name in the Control Pane Fditable properties include object Name object Style Group On touch event Visible property Frame Delay Dithering and the graphic images present in the object The Style Group allows you to select a style group for your image The default group is etyleLocked For more information refer to Chapter 6 posDesigner Styles The On touch event enables the creation of an action occurring when the background image is touched By default a background image control contains only one graphic image But it can also contain more than one graphic image To add graphic images press the Add button To remove graphic image s select the image s to remove and press Remove To change the order images are displayed select the imagels to re order and press ei
64. thorized copies it makes in whole or in part The user agrees not to decompile disassemble decode or reverse engineer any licensed program delivered to the user or any portion thereof oymbol reserves the right to make changes to any software or product to improve reliability function or design oymbol does not assume any product liability arising out of or in connection with the application or use of any product circuit or application described herein No license is granted either expressly or by implication estoppel or otherwise under any Symbol Technologies Inc intellectual property rights An implied license only exists for equipment circuits and subsystems contained in Symbol products Symbol Spectrum One and Spectrum24 are registered trademarks of Symbol Technologies Inc Other product names mentioned in this manual may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies and are hereby acknowledged symbol Technologies Inc One Symbol Plaza Holtsville New York 11742 1300 http www symbol com Contents M Chapter 1 posDesigner Overview Chapter 2 Supported Graphics and Image Formats Colors Resolution and Dithering 0 0 ccc cee eee ee 2 2 Importing Graphic Images to the TCE 2 0 2 3 Available Point of Sale Fonts 0 0 0 0 0 cee cece ees 2 5 Chapter 3 Using posDesigner to Create New Screens Chapter 4 posDesigner Screen Templates era hae obo TO T OT dees ee
65. to a non zero value enables the screen Timeout Actions for the current screen If enabled the Screen Timeout field indicates how many milliseconds should elapse before the screen timeout is reached When the screen timeout is reached the POS application performs actions for setting the On Timeout event of the current screen 5 10 posDesigner User Manual 5 10 Screens Pane bak Background imgHeaderb ar 1 sc elcome 2 crLineltem 3 scroelectPayment 4 scrmMerCredit F scrkdsrDebit b scrSignature scrin B scrLashBack H scrT hankou The Screens Pane enables the developer to jump from one screen to another and change the screen order The Screens Pane is located near the right hand side of the editor on the left of the Controls Pane A list of the present screens is displayed in the Screen Pane To select and edit a screen use the left mouse button to click the screen name listed in the Screen Pane To move a screen up or down use the UP or DOWN arrow buttons located at the top of the Screen Pane Moving a screen up or down does not impact the screen flow Screen flow is controlled by actions present in controls on the screen Moving a screen up or down changes the order in which they are stored Double clicking a screen in the Screen Pane displays the screen s property dialog box Toolbars Screens and Controls 5 11 5 11 Controls Pane Use the Controls Pane to select a control for editing The Control Pane enab
66. trikeout E Underline Background Image m Font Color B Back Color Position Column ig Row fag Width 247 Height 87 Cancel o The Static Text Label Control is used to display text data To change a Static Text Label control present on a screen open the Static Text Label Properties dialog box by either right clicking the Static Text Label control in the emulator view or double clicking the Static Text Label control name in the Control Pane Editable properties of the Static Text Label control include object name background image color size and position of the control text alignment left input option multi line option visibility and Label Text Label Text is used to set the text displayed in the label 5 28 posDesigner User Manual 5 22 Variable Text Label Control Yariable Text Label Properties x Object Definition Screen sctwelcome Mame nt Options Font Size Test Alignment Times New Roman 20 Right z 1 1 wv Visible Multiline Times New Roman W Bald Italic Strikeout x Underline El Font Color Variable contents to display El Back Color cashback ha Position Column i Flow 8 Width 248 Height 53 Cancel Use the Variable Text Label Control to display the current text data contents the associated variable it is bound with When the contents of the associated variable changes the Variable Text Label is updated to display the new contents Backg
67. utton performs the following actions 1 PlaySystemSound Click 2 SignatureClear sigSignature 3 VariableSet btstate btnCLEAR 4 FireEvent btstate btnCLEAR 4 10 posDesigner User Manual The btnENTER button performs the following actions PlaySystemSound Click oignatureEndCapture sigSignature VariableSet btstate btnENTER FireEvent btstate btnENTER GotoScreenVariable scrSignature varscreenEnter DIN LEE LE M By default the variables used in the GotoScreenVariable actions are either empty or set in the scrWelcome screen An empty variable results in no screen jumps The host ECR the script or an INI file may set these variables to cause a screen jump to take place Use the txtFirstName Variable Text Label control to display the contents of the FirstName variable The FirstName variable can be set by the host ECR or when a card is swiped containing the first name The fldAccount Input Field control is used to display the last four digits of an account number The fldAccount Input Field control is set by an InputFieldAppendVariable action in the On entry event of the screen Use the txtTotal Variable Text Label control to display the contents of the total variable The txtTotal variable can be set by the host ECR E he editor does not simulate the signature actions Note posDesigner Screen Templates 4 11 4 7 scrPin Please Enter Your PIN D 1 0 243 ES cm 05 En T Om En zu p EE Use the purpose of
68. xt To Add parameter to contain the text to append to the Line Display data store Set the Data Type ID parameter to the type of Line Display data storage being referenced Any Line Display control displaying the specified data type shows the new contents 8 17 LineDisplayRefresh LineDisplayRefresh refreshes the contents of a Line Display control Set the data parameter to the Line Display control being referenced posDesigner Actions 8 7 8 18 LineDisplayScrollDown LineDisplayScrollDown scrolls down the text contents of the specified Line Display control on the screen Set the Number of lines to scroll parameter to contain the number of lines to scroll Set the control name parameter to the Line Display control being referenced 8 19 LineDisplayScrollUp LineDisplayScrollUp scrolls up the text contents of the specified Line Display control on the screen oet the Number of lines to scroll parameter to contain the number of lines to scroll Set the control name parameter to the Line Display control being referenced 8 20 PlaySound PlaySound plays a sound frequency for a specified duration Set the label parameter of this action to contain the name of a musical note you wish to play for example C1 plays the first octave C note or the numeric value of any frequency Set the data parameter of this action to contain total the duration the sound will play This duration is measure in milliseconds PlaySound only works on the IPOS TX C platform

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