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Hi, have a look here:
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Hi,
Is below the code for the control code?
$self->driver->write( _DLE . _DC4 . "\x01" . chr( $pin ) . chr( $time ) );
If my printer control code to open a cash drawer is 27.112.0.25.250, how can I put on the above code?
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This should probably done by
$self->driver->write( _DLE . _DC4 . join("", map { chr } qw( 27 112 0 25 250 )) . chr( $pin ) . chr( $time ) );
(untested, please try for yourself)
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I will try later and let you know. Thank you.
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