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Oracle Food and Beverage Compatibility Matrix Oracle® Food & Beverage Compatibility Matrix E95173-31 January 2021 Oracle Food & Beverage Compatibility Matrix E95173-31 Copyright © 2010, 2021, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws. Except as expressly permitted in your license agreement or allowed by law, you may not use, copy, reproduce, translate, broadcast, modify, license, transmit, distribute, exhibit, perform, publish, or display any part, in any form, or by any means. Reverse engineering, disassembly, or decompilation of this software, unless required by law for interoperability, is prohibited. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is not warranted to be error-free. If you find any errors, please report them to us in writing. 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Contents Preface v 1 Point-of-Sale (POS) Application Compatibility 1-1 POS Compatibility with Enterprise Back Office 1-1 POS Compatibility with Oracle Payment Interface (OPI) Native Driver & Simphony Payment Interface (SPI) 1-2 POS Compatibility with Oracle Payment Interface (OPI) OGDH / MGDH Driver 1-4 POS Compatibility with Oracle Payment Interface Pay-at-the-Table (OPI PATT) 1-5 2 Simphony 2-1 Enterprise Server Technology 2-1 Upgrade Paths 2-3 Feature Matrix 2-4 POS Client Operating Systems 2-29 POS Client Databases 2-30 POS Client Devices 2-34 CAPS Operating Systems 2-37 CAPS Databases 2-38 CAPS Client Devices 2-39 KDS Client Display Operating Systems 2-40 KDS Client Display Devices 2-41 KDS Controller Devices 2-44 Peripheral Devices for Windows Clients 2-47 Peripheral Devices for Linux Clients 2-50 3 Simphony First Edition 3-1 Enterprise Server Technology 3-1 Database Server Technology 3-2 POS Client Operating Systems 3-3 POS Client Devices 3-4 KDS Client Display Operating Systems 3-7 KDS Client Display Devices 3-8 KDS Controller Devices 3-10 Peripheral Devices 3-12 4 RES 3700 4-1 Operating Systems 4-1 POS Client Devices 4-1 KDS Client Devices 4-3 5 e7 POS 5-1 Credit Card Driver Host Operating Systems 5-1 POS Client Devices 5-2 iii iv Preface Preface Purpose This document provides details about the environments and products supported by Oracle Food and Beverages products. Audience This document is intended for users of the Oracle Food and Beverage products. Customer Support To contact Oracle Customer Support, access My Oracle Support at the following URL: https://support.oracle.com When contacting Customer Support, please provide the following: Product version and program/module name Functional and technical description of the problem (include business impact) Detailed step-by-step instructions to re-create Exact error message received and any associated log files Screenshots of each step you take Documentation Product documentation is available on the Oracle Help Center at: https://docs.oracle.com/en/industries/food-beverage/ Revision History Date Description of Change March 2018 Initial publication for Simphony April 2018 Updated the Windows 10 support in Chapter 2, and updated the Tablet 720/721 support in Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 May 2018 Updated the Enterprise Server Technology information for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 July 2018 Added compatibility information for Simphony 18.1 July 2018 Updated the supported Enterprise Server Technology information for version 18.1 August 2018 Added the KDS Client Operating Systems chapter and added the Remote Display Controller (RDC) 166 (Microsoft Windows CE 5.0) device information to the KDS Client Devices chapter v Preface Date Description of Change October 2018 Updated the POS Client Operating Systems and the POS Client Devices chapters for Android 6.0 December 2018 Added the POS Compatibility chapter. Added compatibility details for Simphony 18.2 January 2019 Updated for Android 7.0 and 8.0 support with Simphony Edited Chapter 6, specifically the Kitchen Display Controller (KDC) 210 section for Simphony 2.8.2 February 2019 Updated the following: Chapters 3 and Chapter 4 listing for supported Android versions for Simphony 2.10, 18.1, and 18.2 Chapter 4 for the RES 3700 and e7 product’s compatible POS Client devices March 2019 Added compatibility for OPI 19.1, and updated Simphony 18.2 and OPI compatibility in the Point-of-Sale (POS) Application Compatibility chapter Added compatibility details for Simphony First Edition May 2019 Added “Enterprise Server” to SQL Server items to reflect accurate information Added section and table “KDS Client Devices” to RES3700 chapter October 2019 Added OPI and SPI, OPI MGDH, and OPI PATT tables to the Point-of-Sale (POS) Application Compatibility chapter December 2019 Added information for Simphony 19.1 Added Linux Information for Peripherals Added Fingerprint Reader information Added KDS Controller Devices Table Provided general updates Removed support for POSReady 2009 in Simphony 19.1 Removed Zebra MC40 Handheld support in Simphony 19.1 Added POS Client DBs January 2020 Added information for Simphony First Edition 1.8 February 2020 Fixed naming convention for Linux (renamed to Oracle Linux for MICROS) Updated compatibility entry for Back Office 9.0 and Simphony 19.1 April 2020 Updated Chapter 2 - Simphony by adding the Feature Matrix section May 2020 Added Simphony POS client information for the 625 and 655 workstations Added Simphony Upgrade Paths table to Chapter 2 - Simphony June 2020 Added Epson TM-U295 models to Point of Sale Client Peripheral Support table July 2020 Added footnote to Table 2-2 about Enterprise Back Office not supporting Microsoft SQL Server 2016 as the database server September 2020 Added 18.2.6 to the Upgrade Paths table Added information for Simphony 19.2 vi Preface Date Description of Change November 2020 Added Android support details to the Feature Matrix section Added equal payment feature and OPERA self-pay details to the Feature Matrix section December 2020 Updated Table 2-7 to include Microsoft Windows Server 2016 support for CAPS only Added tables for CAPS Operating Systems, CAPS Databases, and CAPS Client Devices Added footnote to Table 3-2 about Enterprise Back Office not supporting Microsoft SQL Server 2016 as the database server vii Chapter 1 Point-of-Sale (POS) Application Compatibility 1 Point-of-Sale (POS) Application Compatibility POS Compatibility with Enterprise Back Office Table 1-1 POS Compatibility with Enterprise Back Office Back Office 8.5.1 Back Office 9.0 Back Office 9.1 Back Office 20.1 Simphony 19.2 No Patch 8 and higher Yes Yes Simphony 19.1 No Patch 8 and higher Yes No Simphony 18.2 Patch 2 and higher Yes Yes No Simphony 18.1 Patch 2 and higher Yes Yes No Simphony 2.10 Patch 2 and higher Yes Yes No Simphony 2.9 Patch 2 and higher Yes Yes No Simphony 2.8 Patch 2 and higher Yes No No Simphony First Edition 1.8 Patch 16 and higher Yes Yes No Simphony First Edition 1.7 Yes Yes Yes No RES 5.7 Yes Yes Yes Yes RES 5.6 Yes Yes Yes Yes RES 5.5 Yes Yes Yes Yes e7 4.4 Patch 31 and higher1 Patch 19 and higher1 Patch 6 and higher1 Yes e7 4.3 Patch 31 and higher1 Patch 19 and higher1 Patch 6 and higher1 Yes 1-1 Chapter 1 Point-of-Sale (POS) Application Compatibility Back Office 8.5.1 Back Office 9.0 Back Office 9.1 Back Office 20.1 e7 4.2 Yes Yes Yes Yes 1 Compatibility must be configured manually.
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