Correct implementation of Milan/Paylink in java 2021

Support for the Milan Intelligent interface, sold by Money Controls as the Paylink USB unit and for the earlier PCI card version.

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Jonathan Vivero
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Correct implementation of Milan/Paylink in java 2021

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Greetings.

1) How should Milan / Paylink be implemented in java in 2021. We have a Windows7 operating system, a Currenza c2 coin recloser, a CDM-400C3 Bill Dispenser and a model 1000 cash cassette. Currently we have a demo made in java but It is not very accurate as you have entered coins. I don't know if you could help me with a correct implementation of Milan Paylink on the java side.

2) How could I configure Milan / Paylink to work with the currencies of my country Ecuador?

3) What files should I download to use Milan / Paylink correctly and where can I download them?

I appreciate your help in advance
davebush
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Re: Correct implementation of Milan/Paylink in java 2021

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All this is oriented around Windows (There are equivalent instructions for Linux.)

Paylink will automatically operate with the coins handled by the peripherals.

You should start by installing the latest version of the Paylink SDK, which you can download from
http://aardvark.eu.com/downloads/softwa ... -12-12.msi

Following this, there will be a folder ..Paylink\SDK\Java, there is a Readme.pdf in that which give details on the package.

In brief:
The folder will have the interface DLL binary - AESImheiJava64.dll (or AESImheiJava.dll if you have a 32 bit system)
You use AESImhei.jar which will access this dll together with the standard Paylink dll AESImhei64.dll
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Jonathan Vivero
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Re: Correct implementation of Milan/Paylink in java 2021

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Thank you very much for your answer, I will comment if I have had any progress or any inconvenience
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