Business Unit Common Data Node describing the location. Contains one or more of RetailStore, DistributionCenter, InventoryLocation and AdminstrativeCenter. The name of the business unit separate legal entity which conducts retail operations for the retail enterprise in some geographical location. It may be treated as a division internally - yet it is still a separate legal entity a unique line of business within a corporation Any area of a store from which particular revenues can be said to derive A grouping of items with similar point of sale control and processing attributes. This entity type may also be used to control sales that are not properly identified at the item-level. an administrative unit in a large store which certain retail functions have been grouped A warehouse or other storage facility that receives merchandise in bulk from Suppliers and supplies merchandise to RetailStores. It may be co-located at the same Site as a RetailStore or AdministrativeCenter. A group of offices at which the retail enterprise conducts administrative (non-selling) operations. May be co-located at a Site with RetailStore, DistributionCenter, or InventoryLocation. A retail outlet that sells merchandise and services through either a physical location, catalog, web page or other channel. It may or may not be identical to a Site. It may be co-located at the same Site as a DistributionCenter, InventoryLocation or AdministrativeCenter. organizational hierarchy so that destination can be targeted to individual location, region, division etc, not to be confused with reporting the entire hierarchy as is done with the Organizational Hierarchy Structure - i.e. an instance of an organization hierarchy at a particular level. 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a UUID which ties this response to the original request The unique identifier for the WORKSTATION, typically the serial number. Describes the mode this Worskstation was in when it made the purchase.. The common header for use in the Flattened Service Schemat Holds the account number parsed from the most recently read MICR data. Holds the amount field parsed from the most recently read MICR data.The amount field on a check consists of ten digits bordered by Amount symbols. All non space digits will be represented in the test string including leading 0’s. If the amount is not present, the string will be empty (“”). Holds the bank number portion of the transit field parsed from the most recently read MICR data. The bank number is contained in digits 5 through 8 of the transit field. If the bank number or transit field is not present or successfully identified, the string will be empty (“”). If true, the device also performs validation printing via the POS Printer’s slip station, and a check does not have to be removed from the MICR device prior to performing validation printing. Holds the type of check parsed from the most recently read MICR data. Holds the country of origin of the check parsed from the most recently read MICR data. Holds the Extended Processing Code (“EPC”) field parsed from the most recently read MICR data. Holds the MICR data from the most recent MICR read. Holds the serial number of the check parsed from the most recently read MICR data. Holds the transit field of the check parsed from the most recently read MICR data. It consists of all the characters read between the ‘Transit’ symbols on the check. It is a nine character string. The check is a personal check. The check is a business or commercial check. Unknown type of check. The check is from America. The check is from Australia. The check is from Canada. The check is from Colombia. The check is from France. The check is from India. The check is from Israel. The check is from Mexico. The check is from Japan. The check is from Spain. The check is from Turkey. The check is from United Kingdom. Check origination is unknown. if true, the UnifiedPOS Service will set DeviceEnabled to false after it receives and enqueus data as a DataEvent. Before any additional input can be received, the application must be set DeviceEnabled to true. If true, then the service/device supports comparing the version of the firmware in the physical device against that of a firmware file. Identifies the reporting capabilities of the device If true, the device accumulates and can provide various statistics regarding usage; otherwise no usage statistics are accumulated. If true, then the device's firmware can be updated via the UpdateFirmware method. if true, the device statistics, or some of the statistics, can be reset to zero using the ResetStatistics method, or updated using the UpdateStatistics method. Holds the results of the most recent call to the CheckHealth method. If true, the device is claimed for exclusive access. If false, the device is released for sharing with other applications. Holds the number of enqueued Data Events. If true, a Data Event will be delivered as soon as input data is enqueued. If changed to true and some input data is already queued, then a Data Event is delivered immediately. Holds an identifier for the UnifiedPOS Control and the company that produced it. Holds the UnifiedPOS Control version number If true, the device is in an operational state. If changed to true, then the device is bought to an operational state. Holds an identifier for the UnifiedPOS Service and the company that produced it. Holds the UnifiedPOS Service version number If true, the UnifiedPOS control will not deliver events. Events will be enqueued until this property is set to false. Identifier of the most recently started asynchronous output Holds an identifier for the physical device Holds a short name identifying the physical device. Contains the type of power notification selection made by the application. Identifies the current power condition of the device, if it can be determined Holds the current state of the device Initiates check insertion processing. Initiates check removal processing. Ends check insertion processing. Ends check removal processing. Initiates check insertion processing. the number of milliseconds before failing the method. Initiates check removal processing. the number of milliseconds before failing the method. Initiates check insertion processing. Initiates check removal processing. Ends check insertion processing. Ends check removal processing. Tests the state of a device Indicates the type of health check to be performed on the device. Requests exclusive access to the device gives the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for exclusive access to be satisfied. If zero then either return immediately or throws exception immediately Specifies either the name of the file containing the firmware or a file containing a set of firmware files whose versions are to be compared against those of the device. Reports the result of the comparison command numbers whose specific values are assigned by the UnifiedPOS Service An array of one modifiable integer whose specific values or usage vary by command and UnifiedPOS Service Additional Data whose usage varies by command and UnifiedPOS service Specifies the device name to open list of name(s), where an empty string means all resettable statistics are to be reset, "M_" means all manufacturer defined resettable statistics are to be reset, and "Acutal_Name1, Actual_Name2" means the specifically defined resettable statistic(s) are to be reset. This is a list of name(s), where an empty string (“”) means ALL statistics are to be retrieved, “U_” means all UnifiedPOS defined statistics are to be retrieved, “M_” means all manufacturer defined statistics are to be retrieved, and “actual_name1, actual_name2” (from the XML file definitions) means that the specifically defined statistic(s) are to be retrieved. The current Service state does not allow this request. For example, if asynchronous output is in progress, certain methods may not be allowed. An attempt was made to access a Physical Device that is claimed by another Control instance. The other Control must release the Physical Device before this access may be made. For exclusive-use devices, the application will also need to claim the Physical Device before the access is legal. An attempt was made to access a closed Device. The requested operation can not be performed since it has been deprecated. Cannot perform this operation while the Device is disabled. The file name (or other specified value) already exists. The Device cannot perform the requested procedure, even though the Physical Device is connected to the system, powered on, and on-line An attempt was made to perform an illegal or unsupported operation with the Device, or an invalid parameter value was used. The file name (or other specified value) does not exist. The Physical Device is not connected to the system or is not powered on. The Control cannot communicate with the Service, normally because of a setup or configuration error. An attempt was made to access an exclusive-use device that must be claimed before the method or property set action can be used. If the Physical Device is already claimed by another Control instance, then the status E_CLAIMED is returned instead. The Physical Device is off-line. The Service timed out waiting for a response from the Physical Device, or the Control timed out waiting for a response from the Service. A device category-specific error condition occurred. The error condition code is held in an extended error code. This method updates the firmware of a device with the version of the firmware contained or defined in the file specified by the firmwareFileName parameter regardless of whether that firmware’s version is newer than, older than, or the same as the version of the firmware already in the device. If the firmwareFileName parameter specifies a file list, all of the component firmware files should reside in the same directory as the firmware list file. This will allow for distribution of the updated firmware without requiring a modification to the firmware list file. This is a list of name-value pair(s), where an empty string name (““”=value1”) means ALL resettable statistics are to be set to the value “value1”, “U_=value2” means all UnifiedPOS defined resettable statistics are to be set to the value “value2”, “M_=value3” means all manufacturer defined resettable statistics are to be set to the value “value3”, and “actual_name1=value4, actual_name2=value5” (from the XML file definitions) means that the specifically defined resettable statistic(s) are to be set to the specified value(s). Tests the state of a device Requests exclusive access to the device Clears all device input that has been buffered Set all data properties that were populated as a result of firing a DataEvent or ErrorEvent back to their default values. Does not reset the DataCount or State properties Clears all buffered output data, including all asynchronous output. Releases the device and its resources determines whether the version of the firmware contained in the specified file is newer than, older than or the same as the version of the firmware in the physical device Communicates directly with the UnifiedPOS Service. reports errors that are "invalid or bad invocations" or errors that are caused by errant device behavior Opens a device for subsequent I/O Releases exclusive access to the device Resets the defined resettable statistics in a device to zero Retrieves the requested statistics from a device Updates the firmware of a device with the version of the firmware contained or defined in the file specified by the FirmwareFileName parameter regardless of whether that firmware's version is newer than, order than or same as the version of the firmware already in the device. Updates the defined resettable statistics in a device. Tests the state of a device Requests exclusive access to the device Clears all device input that has been buffered Set all data properties that were populated as a result of firing a DataEvent or ErrorEvent back to their default values. Does not reset the DataCount or State properties Clears all buffered output data, including all asynchronous output. Releases the device and its resources determines whether the version of the firmware contained in the specified file is newer than, older than or the same as the version of the firmware in the physical device Communicates directly with the UnifiedPOS Service. reports errors that are "invalid or bad invocations" or errors that are caused by errant device behavior Opens a device for subsequent I/O Releases exclusive access to the device Resets the defined resettable statistics in a device to zero Retrieves the requested statistics from a device Updates the firmware of a device with the version of the firmware contained or defined in the file specified by the FirmwareFileName parameter regardless of whether that firmware's version is newer than, order than or same as the version of the firmware already in the device. Updates the defined resettable statistics in a device.