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What industry are you looking to use this POS in? Do you want something reliable? What options have you looked at? The bare minimum your gonna need is an Epson
by trome 10y ago
What industry are you looking to use this POS in? Do you want something reliable? What options have you looked at? The bare minimum your gonna need is an Epson TM-T88V, a wired Metrologic, NCR or Datalogic Scanner (spend more than $50 for something decent), and a cash drawer.
Other things you will probably want are a programmable keyboard, NCR 78 or Datalogic 9800i, coin dispenser & an integrated pinpad for processing credit/debit.
- tomelders 10y agoSort of retail. Yeah, I'm looking at having a printer controlled cash draw. I don't need a bar code scanner. A Raspberry Pi touch display. And some sort of pinpad hardware and payment processing service I can integrate with. I think that's "all" I need for what I have in mind.
- trome 10y ago> Sort of retail. Eh, that is really vague, if you could be more specific I could help ya more. > I'm looking at having a printer controlled cash draw. No reason not to use the printer to control the cash drawer, every receipt printer you look at will support 1 if not 2 cash drawers. > I don't need a bar code scanner. Do you only have a few items which you intend to have on a touchscreen? >A Raspberry Pi touch display. How big/how high resolution? > And some sort of pinpad Look at the Pax Px7 or Dejavoo, we wrote PHP bindings for Pax's API. Would recommend you avoid Datacap, most semi-integrated credit/debit offerings are a pretty penny besides the two I mentioned. https://github.com/AccelerateNetworks/PHPax https://github.com/AccelerateNetworks/PHPax