Local Integration (External Device): Difference between revisions

Revision as of 02:56, 5 March 2026

Suitable for scenarios where no application development on the POS terminal is needed. Instead, the Vendor Machine communicates directly with the PAYWizard. In this case, communication between the POS terminal and the Vendor Machine supports serial port, MDB (Multi-Drop Bus), and Socket protocols.

Reference for data packaging and unpacking of VM：Serial&SocketDemo240910.zip
See also, local-integration

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-Suitable for scenarios where no application development on the POS terminal is needed. Instead, the Vendor Machine communicates directly with the OPC. In this case, communication between the POS terminal and the Vendor Machine supports serial port, MDB (Multi-Drop Bus), and Socket protocols.
+Suitable for scenarios where no application development on the POS terminal is needed. Instead, the Vendor Machine communicates directly with the PAYWizard. In this case, communication between the POS terminal and the Vendor Machine supports serial port, MDB (Multi-Drop Bus), and Socket protocols.
 * Reference for data packaging and unpacking of VM：[https://ftp.wizarpos.com/advanceSDK/PaymentApp/Serial&SocketDemo240910.zip Serial&SocketDemo240910.zip]
 * See also, [https://smartpossdk.gitbook.io/paywizard-open-api/semi-integration/local-integration local-integration]