Scale Class

Creates an instance of the Scale class.

Indicates the specified firmware file or files exist, but one or more of those files are either not in the correct format or are corrupted.

Indicates the weight was over MaximumWeight.

Indicates the scale is reporting that the item/weight on the scale is identical to the previously reported item/weight (that is, the item has not been removed from the scale).

Indicates a specified statistic could not be reset or updated.

Indicates the scale is reporting a weight that is less than zero due to a calibration error.

Holds the programmatic name of the Communication Error Count common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Device Category common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Firmware Revision common statistic.

Indicates good weight read count for statistics reporting.

Holds the programmatic name of the Hours Powered On common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Installation Date common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Interface common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Manufacture Date common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Manufacturer Name common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Mechanical Revision common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Model Name common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Serial Number common statistic.

Holds the programmatic name of the Unified POS Version common statistic.

Indicates the scale is not ready to weigh.

Indicates that the device’s power is turned off or it is detached from the terminal.

Indicates that the device is powered on but is either not ready or unable to respond to requests.

Indicates that either the device’s power is off or it is offline.

Indicates that the device’s power is turned on and it is ready for use.

Indicates scale weight is stable.

Indicates the update firmware process has completed successfully.

Indicates the update firmware process succeeded. However, the Service Object and/or the physical device cannot be returned to the state they were in before the update firmware process started.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. The device will not be operational until another attempt to update the firmware is successful.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. However, the device is still operational.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. The device is in an indeterminate state.

Indicates the update firmware process failed. The device is either unusable or unrecoverable through software.

Indicates the update firmware process has completed 1 to 100 percent successfully.

Indicates scale weight is overweight.

Indicates scale weight is less than zero.

Indicates the scale weight is unstable.

Indicates the scale weight is zero.

Used as the value for a timeout parameter in common and device-specific methods to indicate the method should wait until it receives a response, instead of timing out.

Indicates whether ReadWeight is performed asynchronously.

Indicates whether POS for .NET automatically disables the scale when data is received.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the Service Object/device supports comparing the firmware version in the physical device against that of a firmware file.

Indicates whether a scale has a display.

Indicates whether a scale can display text.

Indicates whether a scale supports the freezeValue method.

Gets the power reporting capabilities of the device.

Indicates whether a scale can calculate prices.

Indicates whether a scale supports live weight measurements incorporating a tare value.

Indicates whether a scale supports different methods to calculate price.

Indicates whether a scale can use different weight unit types apart from the default scale weight unite types..

Indicates whether a scale can use different tare values in replacement of or in addition to the default scale tare value used in determining the net weight.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device can accumulate and can provide various statistics regarding usage.

Indicates whether a scale can use multiple tare values in a certain ranking order for the calculation of net weight and item price.

Indicates whether a scale supports a tare.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device's firmware can be updated through the UpdateFirmware method.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether some or all the device statistics can be reset to 0 (zero) by using the ResetStatistic and ResetStatistics methods, or updated by using the UpdateStatistic and UpdateStatistics methods.

Indicates whether an application can set scale weight to zero.

Gets a string that indicates the health of the device.

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device is claimed for exclusive access.

Holds the number of currently queued DataEvent events.

Indicates whether a DataEvent event is delivered when input data is queued.

Gets a string identifying the device and the company that manufactured it.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the device has been placed in an operational state.

Gets a short string identifying the device and any pertinent information about it.

Gets or sets the hardware path of a device.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the application has requested that the Service Object not deliver events.

Indicates whether the Scale is an exclusive-use device.

Holds the number of characters that can be displayed.

Holds the maximum weight measurement possible from the scale.

Holds the minimum weight measurement possible from the scale.

Gets or sets the type of power notification selection made by the application.

Gets the current power condition.

Holds the sales price read from a price-calculating scale.

Gets a string identifying the Service Object that supports the device and the company that produced it.

Gets the Service Object version number.

Gets the current state of the device.

Gets or sets the object that is used to marshal the event handler calls issued because of a POS event.

Holds the tare weight of scale data.

Holds the unit price of the article to be weighed.

Holds the unit of weight of scale data.

Indicates whether an application can report a valid weight as zero.

Tests the state of a device.

Requests exclusive access to the device.

Clears all device input that has been buffered.

Releases the device and its resources.

Determines whether the version of the specified firmware is newer than, older than, or the same as the version of firmware in the physical device.

Deletes the specified property from the XML configuration file.

Used to communicate directly with the Service Object.

Updates display text.

Used by the Service Object to retrieve the specified property from the XML configuration file.

Used by the Service Objects to raise an event.

Opens a device for later input/output processing.

Reads a weight from the scale.

Releases exclusive access to the device.

Resets the specified statistic to 0 (zero).

Resets all statistics associated with a device to 0 (zero).

Resets all statistics for a specified category to 0 (zero).

Resets the specified statistics to 0 (zero).

Retrieves the specified device statistic.

Retrieves all device statistics.

Retrieves the statistics for the specified category.

Retrieves the specified statistics.

Sets a property value (or create a new property) in the XML configuration file.

Updates the firmware of a device with the version of the firmware contained or defined in the file specified by the firmwareFileName parameter regardless of whether that firmware’s version is newer than, older than, or the same as the version of the firmware already in the device.

Updates the value of a specified device statistic.

Updates a list of statistics with the corresponding specified values.

Updates the specified category of statistics with the specified value.

Sets the scale weight to zero.

Fired by the service object to notify the application that an asynchronous ReadWeight has completed.

Raised by the Service Object to communicate information directly to the application.

Fired by the service object to notify the application that a scale device error has been detected and a suitable response by the application is necessary to process the error condition.

Raised by the Service Object to alert the application of a device status change.