Telpo C9D Cash Drawer

This page records the hardware details found on the Android POS terminal used for cash drawer integration.

Verified device

Checked over ADB on 2026-07-08.

Field	Value
ADB serial	`A65C009P00400034`
Manufacturer	`Telpo`
Android model	`C9D`
Android version	`14`
Build display id	`C9D_A14_V1.1.3_202603250221`

The device may be referred to operationally as CPOS TH C9PD, but Android reports the hardware as Telpo C9D.

Installed helper packages

Relevant packages found on the terminal:

Package	Notes
`com.cpos.helper`	Installed helper app. APK strings identify it as `Telpo Drawer Helper`.
`com.telpo.omcservice`	Telpo privileged system service.
`th.co.boonsiri.posterminal`	POS terminal app.
`com.boonsiri.printerconfig`	Printer configuration app/package with Android `PrintService` and `PrinterContentProvider`.

com.cpos.helper was installed from Files (com.google.android.apps.nbu.files) and reports version 1.1.1.

com.boonsiri.printerconfig reports version 1.0.0, declares com.boonsiri.printerconfig.READ_PRINTERS, and exposes:

com.boonsiri.printerconfig/.print.BoonsiriPrintService
com.boonsiri.printerconfig/.provider.PrinterContentProvider
provider authority com.boonsiri.printerconfig.provider

Verified USB peripherals

adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell dumpsys usb found two USB peripherals.

Receipt printer

Field	Value
USB path	`/dev/bus/usb/001/005`
Manufacturer	`ICOD`
Product	`ICOD_Thermal_Printer`
Vendor ID	`1155`
Product ID	`30016`
USB class	`7` (`Printer`)
Interface class	`7`
Interface subclass	`1`
Interface protocol	`2`
Serial number	`000000000005920ca2`
OUT endpoint	address `3`, max packet size `64`
IN endpoint	address `129`, max packet size `64`

The USB settings also register com.cpos.helper/.MainActivity for attached USB devices with class 7, so the Telpo drawer helper is expected to handle USB printer attach events.

Scanner / keyboard wedge

Field	Value
USB path	`/dev/bus/usb/001/003`
Manufacturer	`HID .`
Product	`DECODER-KEYBOARD`
Vendor ID	`7554`
Product ID	`23712`
USB class	HID class `3`

This device appears as a keyboard-style scanner and should not be treated as the receipt printer.

Drawer capabilities found

The helper APK contains cash drawer specific code and text, including:

Telpo Drawer Helper
com.cpos.helper.Drawer
com.cpos.helper.PrinterProxyService
com.cpos.helper.TEST_DRAWER
ACTION_TEST_DRAWER
Drawer Proxy
Drawer Mode
MODE_TELPO
MODE_USB
MODE_PRINTER
Telpo only (GPIO/SDK)
USB only (drawer on printer)
Auto (printer + Telpo)
Standard printer (drawer connected to printer)

The APK also includes Telpo SDK classes relevant to direct drawer control:

com.telpo.tps550.api.moneybox.MoneyBox
com.common.apiutil.moneybox.MoneyBox
com.common.apiutil.util.TelpoLib

Native libraries found in the helper APK:

libtelpo-lib.so
libserial-util.so
libusb-util.so

libtelpo-lib.so references /dev/telpo_gpio and exposes JNI symbol Java_com_common_apiutil_util_TelpoLib_ioctlControlJNI, which suggests the Telpo SDK can drive GPIO-level drawer control.

Printer drawer kick command

The helper APK also contains an ESC/POS drawer kick path for drawers connected through a receipt printer.

Command bytes found:

1B 70 00 19 FA

Equivalent byte array:

[0x1b, 0x70, 0x00, 0x19, 0xfa]

Use this only when the cash drawer is connected to the receipt printer drawer port, usually RJ11/RJ12.

For the verified ICOD USB thermal printer, raw USB ESC/POS output should target the printer device, not the scanner:

expected target product: ICOD_Thermal_Printer
expected USB path at time of inspection: /dev/bus/usb/001/005
expected OUT endpoint: address 3

Recommended implementation

Add an Android native module in apps/pos-terminal for cash drawer control.

Recommended behavior:

Prefer Telpo direct drawer control through MoneyBox or the Telpo GPIO SDK.
Fall back to ESC/POS drawer kick when the drawer is connected through a USB, LAN, or Bluetooth receipt printer.
For the current terminal, identify the printer by USB product name ICOD_Thermal_Printer or vendor/product id 1155:30016.
Expose a React Native API such as CashDrawer.open() for UI and payment flows.
Add a manual operator button such as เปิดลิ้นชัก.
Optionally call the same API after successful cash payment.
Log failures with enough detail to distinguish Telpo SDK failure from printer fallback failure.

Suggested TypeScript boundary:

type CashDrawerOpenMode = "auto" | "telpo" | "printer";

type CashDrawerNativeModule = {
  open(mode?: CashDrawerOpenMode): Promise<void>;
  isSupported(): Promise<boolean>;
};

Suggested Android behavior:

open("auto")
  -> try Telpo MoneyBox / GPIO
  -> if not available, try configured printer ESC/POS kick
  -> throw a clear error if both fail

Safety notes

Testing the command can physically open the drawer.
Ask the operator before running drawer tests on a live terminal.
Avoid repeated rapid pulses. Add debounce/rate limiting in app code.
Do not assume every POS terminal has the same helper app or GPIO path. Check the Android model and installed packages before enabling direct Telpo mode.

Useful ADB commands

Identify the connected POS device:

adb devices
adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell getprop ro.product.manufacturer
adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell getprop ro.product.model
adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell getprop ro.build.display.id
adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell getprop ro.build.version.release

Inspect helper packages:

adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell pm list packages
adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell dumpsys package com.cpos.helper
adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell pm path com.cpos.helper

Inspect printer and scanner USB devices:

adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell dumpsys usb
adb -s A65C009P00400034 shell dumpsys package com.boonsiri.printerconfig

Verified device​

Installed helper packages​

Verified USB peripherals​

Receipt printer​

Scanner / keyboard wedge​

Drawer capabilities found​

Printer drawer kick command​

Recommended implementation​

Safety notes​

Useful ADB commands​