We currently have an example that shows how to use the AuresCustomerDisplay class to drive an OCD-300 display.
I've now also got an OCD-100 and Oxhoo AF240 which are also controlled by ESC/POS-like commands, but do not work with this example.
Other than number of columns and code pages (handled in profiles), they differ by:
The command to switch to an ESC/POS emulation mode
Handling of line endings
Defaults
Expand the AuresCustomerDisplay class so that it can be used on any of these three displays, changing these feature based on the name of the active profile.
mike42
commented
6 years ago
We currently have an example that shows how to use the
AuresCustomerDisplayclass to drive anOCD-300display.I've now also got an OCD-100 and Oxhoo AF240 which are also controlled by ESC/POS-like commands, but do not work with this example.
Other than number of columns and code pages (handled in profiles), they differ by:
Expand the
AuresCustomerDisplayclass so that it can be used on any of these three displays, changing these feature based on the name of the active profile.