# ESC - HEX - XCT - DEC/Decimal Conversion

**URL:** <https://forum.sambapos.com/t/esc-hex-xct-dec-decimal-conversion/7424>\
**Category:** V5 Question\
**Created:** [October 2, 2015, 10:06pm UTC](https://forum.sambapos.com/t/esc-hex-xct-dec-decimal-conversion/7424 "2015-10-02T22:06:38Z")\
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Hi, I’m glad that this topic has created before. Right now, I’m setting up an ECS/POS customer display, but have no idea about the XCT command. If you don’t mind, do you want to share us your customer display template, please? Appreciated with thanks!

I tried this one, but still messed up.

EDIT: I’m using Posiflex PD-350UE Customer Display, running on virtual COM port. I realised that the clear screen command is the same as yours `<XCT> 12`. But I’m not sure how to apply the rest of the command in HEX code.

> [@Pole Display / Customer Display / VFD](https://forum.sambapos.com/t/pole-display-customer-display-vfd/1978/1):
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> First of all, you need to determine how your Display is connected to the computer, and how it communicates. If you cannot figure out this information, it will be very difficult to get your Display working with SambaPOS. There are many types of Displays, though most of them will communicate in a serial fashion via a serial port or COM emulation via USB.
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> The following screenshots show a Display connected via USB, that the Driver emulates as a serial port on COM2. This Display requires a driver in order to do port redirection/emulation.
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> Logic Controls PD3000 USB Pole Display:

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