The document discusses the Unified Point of Service (UPOS) standard, which defines an architecture for application interfaces to point-of-sale devices in a retail environment. UPOS aims to provide a standard way to communicate with devices and allow users to change devices without changing application details. Implementations of UPOS include OPOS for Microsoft platforms and JavaPOS, which is operating system independent using Java technology. The Kube printer is compliant with the UPOS standard.

1. OPOS / JavaPOS

2. UPOS STANDARD Introduction UnifiedPOS is the acronym for Unified Point of Service . It is an architectural specification for application interfaces to point-of-service devices that are used in the retail environment. This standard is both operating system independent and language neutral and defines: • An architecture for application interface to retail devices • A set of retail device behaviors sufficient to support a range of POS solutions

3. UPOS STANDARD Introduction • Provide a standard way to communicate with devices • User can change devices every time without changing application details • Hide device details

4. UPOS STANDARD Architecture User Application Control Object Service Object Printer In charge of application developer In charge of printer manufacturer

5. UPOS STANDARD Implementation UPOS OPOS Microsoft platform implementation JavaPOS O.S. independent Compliant with Java technology (Microsoft, Linux, Mac, etc…)

6. KUBE PRINTER IS UPOS COMPLIANT Installation software includes: - Service Object - Documentations - Examples For both

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