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2.3.1 Printing Area

The printable areas of various paper sizes on this printer is defined hereafter. Values are expressed in dot units, where 1 dot =
1/360 inch. As is displayed in the following diagram, printable area can be defined as follows:

A = the width of the unprintable left margin area
A (Centered) = the width of the unprintable left margin area when the printable area is centered
B = the width of the printable area
B (Centered) = the width of the printable area when the printable area is centered
C = the width of the unprintable right margin area
C (Centered) = the width of the unprintable right margin area when the printable area is centered
D = the length of the unprintable top margin area
D (Centered) = the length of the unprintable top margin area when the printable area is centered
E = the length of the printable area
E (Centered) = the length of the printable area when the printable area is centered

Paper feed

direction

B

C

Left margin non-printable area

D

A

E

Printing area

Printing area

Top margin

non-printable area

Bottom margin

non-printable area

P

F

Right margin non-printable area

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Summary of Contents for ET-14000

Page 1: ...2016 08 25 Revision 2 Page 1 EPSON Programming Guide For 4 Color EPSON Ink Jet Printer L1300 ET 14000 ...

Page 2: ...d in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Seiko Epson Corporation for any purpose other than the authorized users No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained within While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this information Seiko Epson Corporation and its affiliates assume no responsibility for errors or omission...

Page 3: ...IONS 25 5 1 1 Exit Packet Mode 25 5 1 2 Initialize printer ESC 26 5 1 3 Line feed LF 27 5 1 4 Form feed FF 28 5 1 5 Carriage Return CR 29 5 1 6 Control paper loading ejecting ESC EM n 30 5 1 7 Set absolute horizontal print position ESC nL nH 31 5 1 8 Set absolute horizontal print position ESC nL nH m1 m2 m3 m4 32 5 1 9 Set page length in defined unit ESC C nL nH mL mH 33 5 1 10 Set page length in ...

Page 4: ... Language Description 60 6 1 1 Enter Remote Mode Remote Mode ESC R 08H 00H 00H REMOTE1 62 6 1 2 Load Power On Default NVR into RAM Remote Mode LD 00H 00H 63 6 1 3 Set printer timer Remote Mode TI 08H 00H 00H YYYY MM DD hh mm ss 64 6 1 4 Set horizontal print position Remote Mode FP 03H 00H 00H m1 m2 65 6 1 5 Turn printer state reply on off Remote Mode ST 02H 00H 00H m1 66 6 1 6 Job name set JH nL n...

Page 5: ...ture 6 Table 2 Coordinate Systems for a Single Sheet of Paper 10 Table 3 Command Sequence for the Conventional command method of graphics data transmission 17 Table 4 Command Sequence for the newer Method of ESC D command method of graphics data transmission 18 ...

Page 6: ...porates the following features Highest resolution at 5760x1440dpi Ink supply system with outer ink tank I F USB2 0 High speed With this printer s bi directional interfaces and EPSON s Remote Mode bi directional printer control language the host computer can obtain useful printer status information See Chapter 6 in this Handbook for further information concerning EPSON s Remote Mode printer control...

Page 7: ...m Ink Jet Plain Paper Cut sheets A4 NO YES NO Bright White Paper Cut sheets Letter YES NO NO Bright White Inkjet Paper Cut sheets A4 NO YES YES Premium Glossy Photo Paper EAI_Old Euro Asia Premium Photo Paper Glossy EAI Cut sheets A3 YES YES YES A3 YES YES YES 11x14in YES NO NO B Tabloid YES NO NO Letter YES NO NO A4 YES YES YES 4x6in 100x150 mm YES YES YES 8x10in 六切 YES NO NO L size NO NO NO 5x7i...

Page 8: ...29 mm x 324 mm Yes No Japanese CHOKEI 3 Envelope 120 mm x 235 mm 3 Yes 4 No Japanese CHOKEI 4 Envelope 90 mm x 205 mm 3 Yes 4 No Japanese YOKEI 1 Envelope 120 mm x 176 mm Yes No Japanese YOKEI 2 Envelope 114 mm x 162 mm Yes No Japanese YOKEI 3 Envelope 98 mm x 148 mm Yes No Japanese YOKEI 4 Envelope 105 mm x 235 mm Yes No User defined 89 to 215 9 mm x 127 to 1117 6 mm 3 5 in to 8 5 in x 5 in to 44...

Page 9: ...reinafter abbreviated as the page management coordinate system which is used as the reference for setting the position of each of these margins is the same as the position management coordinate system except for the definition of the origin The position management coordinate system is the coordinate system for management of the printable area which is set within the page management coordinate syst...

Page 10: ...rgin position Non printable region Origin of the position management coordinate system Top margin position Left margin position Right margin position Paper Minimum printable position Top margin position Right margin position Bottom margin position Printable area Non printable area L e f t m a r g i n R i g h t m a r g i n Printable area Bottom margin Left margin position ...

Page 11: ... the width of the printable area when the printable area is centered C the width of the unprintable right margin area C Centered the width of the unprintable right margin area when the printable area is centered D the length of the unprintable top margin area D Centered the length of the unprintable top margin area when the printable area is centered E the length of the printable area E Centered t...

Page 12: ...in 42 42 1716 1716 42 42 2555 2796 Japanese Postcard 42 42 1333 1333 42 42 1773 2014 Japanese Double Postcard 42 42 2751 2751 42 42 1773 2014 10 Envelope 42 42 1401 1401 42 42 3095 3095 DL Envelope 42 42 1475 1475 42 42 2793 2793 C6 Envelope 42 42 1532 1532 42 42 1971 1971 C4 Envelope 42 42 3162 3162 42 42 4508 4508 Japanese YOKEI 1 42 42 1617 1617 42 42 2169 2410 Japanese YOKEI 2 42 42 1532 1532 ...

Page 13: ...3 FastEco 360dpi x 360dpi Economy 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 180 10H Draft4 Economy 360dpi x 360dpi Economy 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 180 10H Normal1 360dpi x 360dpi VSD1 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 180 11H Fine Fine 360dpi x 720dpi VSD2 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 180 12H Photo1 720dpi x 720dpi VSD2 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 180 12H Phot...

Page 14: ...ormal2 360dpi x 360dpi VSD1 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 60 1 11H Fine Fine 360dpi x 720dpi VSD2 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 60 1 12H Photo1 720dpi x 720dpi VSD2 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 60 1 12H Photo2 720dpi x 720dpi VSD3 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 60 1 13H BestPhoto2 720dpi x 1440dpi VSD3 360dpi x 180dpi 2bit 4 1440 8 1440 Max 60 1 13H BestPhoto 14...

Page 15: ...t 1 360x180 Color 360x360 Black only ON ECO 2 360x180 Color 360x360 Black only ON ECO Standard 3 360x360 All ON OFF VSD1 4 360x360 All ON OFF VSD1 High 5 360x720 All ON OFF VSD2 6 720x720 All ON OFF VSD3 Premium Photo Paper Glossy Premium Glossy Photo Paper 1 360x720 All ON OFF VSD2 Standard 2 720x720 All ON OFF VSD2 High 3 720x1440 All ON OFF VSD3 4 5760x1440 Color ON OFF VSD3 Premium Presentatio...

Page 16: ...mmands 1 Non compressed mode the print data is transferred without being compressed Effective for printing data with a low compression ratio such as photographs 2 Run length encoded mode the print data is transmitted after run length encoding compression Effective for printing data such as graphs and figures in which patterns appear repeatedly ...

Page 17: ...s mode Set unit ESC SOH EJL ESC R TI JS JH SN PP MI DP US ESC 00H 00H 00H ESC ESC G ESC U 2 Printing method control 2 1 Turn unidirectional mode on off 2 2Select MicroWeave printing mode 2 3 Select Monochrome or Color 2 4 Select Ink Drop Size ESC U ESC i ESC e 3 Set print format single sheet 3 1 Set page format 3 2 Set paper dimension 3 3 Set Print method ESC c or ESC C ESC S By page By raster 4 S...

Page 18: ...croWeave print mode 2 3 Select Monochrome or Color 2 4 Select Ink Drop Size 2 5 Set resolution of Raster mode ESC U ESC i ESC e ESC D 3 Set print format single sheet 3 1 Set page format 3 2 Set paper dimension 3 3 Set Print method ESC c or ESC C ESC S By page By raster 4 Set vertical position 4 1 Set vertical print position ESC V or ESC v 5 Transfer data 5 1 Set horizontal print position ESC or ES...

Page 19: ...tical print position ESC V and Set relative vertical print position ESC v commands will set the starting print position of the subsequent data to be printed including whatever white space may exist within that data To avoid confusion it is recommended not to embed large null or white space in the data All null raster data should not be sent to the printer For detailed specifications of the command...

Page 20: ...orizontal resolution of 360 dpi ESC D Vertical resolution of 120 dpi ESC D Vertical dot count of 30 dots color mode Vertical dot count of 90 dots monochrome mode Those commands and parameters are only available Dot size is select variable 2 ESC 0 20 10 m nL nH ESC 1 20 10 m nL nH For detail on the specification command that is transmitted refer to CHAPTER 5 Individual Command Specification Horizon...

Page 21: ...2016 08 25 Revision 2 Page 21 The print head nozzle constitution and each nozzle name are shown below A column B column C 1 60 C 61 120 C 121 180 Head nozzle order Black Black2 Yellow Magenta Cyan ...

Page 22: ...63 120inch α 33 120inch α 3 120inch α 63 120inch 5 α 64 120inch α 34 120inch α 4 120inch α 64 120inch 6 α 65 120inch α 35 120inch α 5 120inch α 65 120inch 7 α 66 120inch α 36 120inch α 6 120inch α 66 120inch 8 α 67 120inch α 37 120inch α 7 120inch α 67 120inch 9 α 68 120inch α 38 120inch α 8 120inch α 68 120inch 10 α 69 120inch α 39 120inch α 9 120inch α 69 120inch 11 α 70 120inch α 40 120inch α 1...

Page 23: ...cal print position 1 120 inch ESC i 02 00 02 08 00 01 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF B Cyan 1line CR carriage return ESC v 02 00 01 00 relative vertical print position 1 120 inch ESC i 01 00 02 08 00 01 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF C Magenta 1line CR carriage return ESC v 02 00 01 00 relative vertical print position 1 120 inch ESC i 04 00 02 08 00 01 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF D Yellow 1line CR carriage...

Page 24: ... 13 120 α 14 120 α 15 120 α 16 120 α 28 120 α 29 120 α 30 120 α 31 120 C Magenta α 32 120 α 33 120 α 34 120 α 35 120 α 36 120 α 37 120 α 38 120 α 39 120 α 56 120 α 57 120 α 58 120 α 59 120 A Black α 60 120 B Cyan α 61 120 α 62 120 α 63 120 E Black α 64 120 α 65 120 α 66 120 α 67 120 α 68 120 α 69 120 α 70 120 α 84 120 α 85 120 α 86 120 α 87 120 α 88 120 α 89 120 ...

Page 25: ...ly transferred over either USB or Parallel Port including the basic ESC printer initialization command 2 Packet communication protocol EPSON packet mode is cancelled The command for entering packet mode and the commands utilized in packet mode are EPSON proprietary Initial State The initial state of the printer unused and unopened new from the EPSON box may or may not be in packet mode However onc...

Page 26: ...et to the current printing position on the Y axis 3 The present printing position on the X axis is set to the origin upon the X axis 4 Text mode printing is selected Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command The settings for all commands are returned to their initial states Setting Commands that change the effects of this command None Operation Com...

Page 27: ...ge is ejected The position management coordinate system is set to the next page In addition the printing position is set to the origin of the position management coordinate system for the new page Initial State Related Commands Related Command Setting s that apply an effect None Related Command Setting s that receive an effect None Related Command Operation s that apply an effect None Related Comm...

Page 28: ...t coordinate system for the new page 2 This command is ignored if the printer is out of paper Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command None Operation Commands whose functionality is affected by this command None Operation Commands that change the effects of this command The page length ...

Page 29: ...et to the origin the left margin on the X axis of the position management coordinate system Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command None Operation Commands whose functionality is affected by this command None Operation Commands that change the effects of this command None ...

Page 30: ...EM R will only eject paper fed from the CSF If the paper being fed was not fed by the CSF this command is ignored 4 Bin selection settings apply to the next and subsequent paper feedings 5 After the ESC EM R command ejects the paper the printing position in the X direction is set to the origin on the X axis Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command...

Page 31: ... coordinate system 2 If current left margin position 256 x nH nL x absolute horizontal position setting value is passed the right margin position then this command is ignored Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command None Operation Commands whose functionality is affected by this command...

Page 32: ...3 m3 2562 m2 256 m1 x absolute horizontal position setting value 2 If Left margin m4 2563 m3 2562 m2 256 m1 x absolute horizontal position setting value is beyond the right margin position then this command is ignored 3 This Command is only effective in graphics mode Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the ef...

Page 33: ... The bottom margin position is set to the position positive Y page length from the top margin Initial State The page length is set to 558 8mm 22 inches Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command The top and bottom margin position settings set by the ESC c commands are cleared Setting Commands that change the effects of this command The page length the page manage...

Page 34: ...e origin on the Y axis The bottom margin position is set to the position positive Y page length from the top margin Initial State The page length is set to 558 8mm 22 inches Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command The top and bottom margin position settings set by the ESC c commands are cleared Setting Commands that change the effects of this command The page ...

Page 35: ...position in the Y direction at the time of setting as the origin on the Y axis 6 The printing position in the X direction is set to the origin upon the X axis 7 The microweave printing mode selection command becomes effective Initial State Character mode Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command Default character mode selection made by the ESC command is changed...

Page 36: ...tal position setting value 14H 20 0 141mm 1 180 inch Absolute horizontal position setting value 3CH 60 0 423mm 1 60 inch Relative vertical position setting value 0AH 10 0 071mm 1 360 inch Absolute vertical position setting value 0AH 10 0 071mm 1 360 inch Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command None ...

Page 37: ...inch units Relative vertical position setting value 0 071mm 1 360 inch units Absolute vertical position setting value 0 071mm 1 360 inch units Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command None Operation Commands whose functionality is affected by this command The relative horizontal position setting valu...

Page 38: ... management coordinate system is set to the next page In addition the printing position in the Y direction is reset to the origin on the Y axis of the new position management coordinate system 3 Settings made in a negative direction are ignored Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command N...

Page 39: ...mand to a non printable area then the paper is ejected The position management coordinate system is set to the next page In addition the printing position in the Y direction is reset to the origin upon the Y axis of the new position management coordinate system 3 Settings made in the negative direction are ignored Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this ...

Page 40: ...nce is set as the new page length 4 If the paper which is inserted is cut sheet paper then the distance from the top margin position to the bottom margin position is set as the page length Initial State The top margin position is set to 8 382mm 0 33 inches The bottom margin position is set to the page length The page length is set to 558 8mm 22 inches Related Commands Setting Commands whose settin...

Page 41: ...em to the bottom margin position is greater than the page length then this distance from the origin on the Y axis to the bottom margin position is set as the new page length 4 If the paper inserted for printing is cut sheet paper then the distance from the top margin position to the bottom margin position is set as the page length 5 This command is only effective in graphics mode Initial State The...

Page 42: ...ochrome mode are unpredictable 3 If n has any value other than the above this command is ignored Initial State Default mode Supplementary Note Higher throughput speeds may be obtained for printing monochrome data when monochrome mode is selected rather than color mode For printing in color the color mode must be selected Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command...

Page 43: ... Initial State Non MicroWeave mode Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command This command changes the non selected state set by either the ESC G or ESC commands Setting Commands that change the effects of this command The ESC G command sets the non selected state The ESC command sets the non selected state Operation Commands whose functionality is affected by th...

Page 44: ...t control is valid irrespective of printing mode or printing density 5 If the dot size is changed part way through a page the results are unpredictable 6 If n has any value other than the above this command is ignored Initial State Default Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command Use of the ESC command requires this command to be sent as follows ESC e 2 0 0 0 S...

Page 45: ...2H Cyan 00H 04H Yellow 2 If either m or n has a value other than those above this command is ignored 3 This command is only effective in graphics mode Initial State Black is selected Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command The ESC command selects black Operation Commands whose functionality is affec...

Page 46: ... command extends to a non printable area then the position management coordinate system is set to the next page and the printing position in the Y direction is reset to the origin on the Y axis of the new position management coordinate system Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command Non...

Page 47: ...Y direction printing position set by this command extends to a non printable area then the position management coordinate system is set to the next page and the printing position in the Y direction is reset to the origin on the Y axis of the new position management coordinate system Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands th...

Page 48: ...s of data 1 If c has any value other than those specified above this command terminates at the instant that c is processed If either v or h has any value other than the above this command is ignored 2 The actual image pattern is generated according to a raster method determined by the following parameters c printing mode 00H full graphics mode non compressed mode 01H run length encoded compression...

Page 49: ...es 3 This function also increments the X printing position relative to the current X printing position by the amount 256 x nH nL x h 3600 x 25 4mm If this command specifies an X position in the non printable area right margin the right margin position is automatically reset to the X value of the new printing position 4 If image data is designated for a non printable area then the image data design...

Page 50: ...cs mode entered by sending the ESC G command 5 This command will work effectively only when the defined paper length is the same as the physical paper length measured by the printer 6 If some portion of an image extends beyond the bottom edge of the page then that extended portion of the image is deleted Also if the defined paper length is shorter than the actual paper length the portion of an ima...

Page 51: ...12h 13h 180 Nozzles 2 In case of color mode Mode ESC D ESC i ESC e Used Nozzle number H x V h r v r mH 256 mL n2 360x180 4 1440 8 1440 60 10h 11h 12h 13h 60 Nozzles 1 1 The first nozzle data must be zero 2 The parameter mH 256 mL 1 is recommended 3 This command may be especially useful in circumstances where programmers utilize their own chosen algorithms to improve print quality Initial State Rel...

Page 52: ...ize For every 2 bits of data 00 no dot 01 a small dot 10 a medium size dot 11 a large size dot will be printed at the pixel location for those 2 bits Sample bits of data for 4 pixels of an image and the results of that data are displayed in the upcoming diagram nL nH Horizontal byte count according to the following formula nH INT horizontal byte count 256 INT horizontal dot count bit length of eac...

Page 53: ...black nozzle using each 60 nozzles But for color data each of the first nozzle data must be zero Color image print Total 240 nozzles MAX size 1 180 HEAD r 00H black r 40H black2 Data start point d1 Data start point d1 Data end point dk Data end point dk 120 HEAD r 00H black r 04H yellow 180 60 Data start point d1 Data end point dk Data start point d1 Data end point dk r 01H r 02H cyan 1 60 2 61 62...

Page 54: ...2H or 32H selects automatic printing direction control n 03H or 33H selects unidirectional printing 80 to 0 column 2 If n has any value other than the above this command is ignored Initial State Bi directional printing Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command ESC initialized values may be cancelled by this command Setting Commands that change the effects of thi...

Page 55: ...lue The relative horizontal position setting value is set with the ESC U command The defined default relative horizontal position setting value is 0 141mm 1 180inch 3 If the position set by this command is within the non printable area it is ignored However it is possible to shift to a position in the right margin area Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by ...

Page 56: ...tting value OR m4 x 2563 m3 x 2562 m2 x 256 m1 x relative horizontal position setting value The relative horizontal position setting value is set with the ESC U command The defined default value for this command is 0 423mm 1 60inch 3 If the position set by this command is within the non printable area it is ignored However it is possible to shift to a position in the right margin area 4 This comma...

Page 57: ... n 0 black if n 1 magenta if n 2 cyan if n 4 yellow 2 If n has a value other than the above this command is ignored Initial State Black selected Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command The ESC command selects black Operation Commands whose functionality is affected by this command None Operation Com...

Page 58: ...gnored 3 This command is only effective in graphics mode 4 The value of setting refers to CHAPTER3 Initial State Related Commands Setting Commands whose settings are affected by this command None Setting Commands that change the effects of this command The ESC command selects black Operation Commands whose functionality is affected by this command None Operation Commands that change the effects of...

Page 59: ...Range of Definition nL 01H nH 00H n 00H Function This command is a dummy command If a printer received this command the printer drops this command This command is used for controlling the timing that a host computer send the printing data If this command s parameter n is not 00H a function of this command is not changed Initial State Related Commands ...

Page 60: ...between consecutive ESC P2 commands The primary purposes for EPSON Remote Mode printer control language are to provide the host with the following 1 Current printer status 2 Printer identification 3 Capability of setting the printers front panel operations remotely print the nozzle check pattern clean print heads set hardware adjustments for paper size and thickness save current settings into NVR ...

Page 61: ...Excluding these commands Remote Mode commands generally follow the following format XX nL nH 256 x nH nL number of parameter bytes The XX represents 2 ASCII characters that indicate the Remote Mode command primary function and nL nH x 256 indicates the number of subsequent parameters If the first parameter following the length count is 00H then the Remote Mode command makes a setting Set printer s...

Page 62: ... 00H 00H REMOTE1 Function 1 The current emulation mode is terminated 2 Print data present in the buffer is sent to the printer to be printed 3 The printer enters remote mode Remote mode continues until the Exit Remote Mode command is received In the remote mode XX nL nH 00H m1 mx type control codes are available This command is only valid in text mode ...

Page 63: ...ault NVR into RAM Remote Mode LD 00H 00H Format LD 00H 00H Function Loads the power on default from a non volatile memory into RAM and begins using these values as the current printer operating system settings This command is only available in Remote Mode ...

Page 64: ...of the parameters YYH YYL MM DD hh mm and ss is a one byte binary format parameter and their definitions are as follows Parameter meaning Range YYH Year YYL YYH 256 0 xxxx YYL MM Month 1 12 DD Day 1 31 hh hour 0 23 mm minute 0 59 ss second 0 59 Function If the parameter is out of range this command is ignored and the previous setting is maintained ...

Page 65: ... that indicate the below condition according to the following formula The unit of print start position is 1 360 inch print start position m2 256 m1 Horizontal Print Start Position m1 m2 Standard position 00H 00H Borderless print position 3 5mm A0H FFH Borderless print position 2 5mm B0H FFH If the parameter is out of range this command is ignored and the previous setting is maintained ...

Page 66: ...rfacesthat receive this command Forexample this command is received with the built in Macintosh serial interface the status transmission for the built in Macintosh serial interface is set Ifthe parameter m1 is out ofrange or ifsetting ofparameter m1 is not supported bythe product this command is ignored and the existing setting is maintained This command will be ignored ifthis command is not suppo...

Page 67: ...The parameters m2 m3 m4 m5 are each one byte binary data that indicate Job ID job name is a maximum of 32 bytes of binary codes that describe a job name m1 00h job name Host name Max 32byte m1 01h job name Product ID m1 02h job name Document name m1 03h job name User name Function Set the job name of the job specified by JS command This command will be ignored and skipped if the product does not s...

Page 68: ...ition reply is enabled If the host uses the cancel job command or it needs the page and line position reply it must send print data as a print job The print job is started with the JS command and terminated with the JE command After starting a job with the JS if the JS is sent again without the JE the previous print job will be terminated with the second JS After power on initialization the print ...

Page 69: ...nment to the values specified by the below command If the below command is not sent the printer selects the plain paper mechanical sequence Item Command Paper path PP command Duplex Printing DP command Color Monochrome setting ESC K command Set Print method ID ESC m command Paper types MI command Bottom margin setting US command This command is only valid in remote mode ...

Page 70: ...s continuous type or a single sheet in CSF or a manual inserted sheet as shown below Paper m1 m2 Cut Sheet Rear 01H FFH Function Select paper path to be used for the temporary default The previous setting will be kept if the parameter m1 and m2 exceeds its limit Also this command will be ignored and skipped if the product does not support this command This command is available only in Remote ...

Page 71: ...ium Luster Photo Paper 14 MC 光沢紙 Glossy Paper Photo weight 15 フォトマット紙顔料専用 Archival Matte Paper Enhanced Matte Paper 16 画材用紙顔料専用 Watercolor Paper Radiant White 17 MC ﾃﾞｻﾞｲﾝ光沢紙 Professional Glossy Paper 18 マットボード紙 19 ｽｰﾊﾟｰﾌｧｲﾝ専用光沢紙薄口 Photo Quality Glossy Paper 20 Dupont EPSONSemigloss Proofing Paper A 21 ｽｰﾊﾟｰﾌｧｲﾝ専用紙 2 22 Double Sided Matte Paper 23 ColorLife Photo Paper 24 光沢紙 Economy Photo Pape...

Page 72: ...ze 16 Japanese Postcard 17 Japanese Double Postcard 18 Envelope 10 4 1 8x9 1 2 in Landscape 19 Envelope C6 Landscape 20 Envelope DL Landscape 21 Envelope 220x132 mm Landscape 22 Japanese CHOKEI 3 23 Japanese CHOKEI 4 24 Japanese YOKEI 1 25 Japanese YOKEI 2 26 Japanese YOKEI 3 27 Japanese YOKEI 4 28 5x7 in 2Lsize 29 Envelope 10 4 1 8x9 1 2 in Portrait 30 Envelope C6 Portrait 31 Envelope DL Portrait...

Page 73: ...own and Default mean A4 and Pain Paper 2 It includes Photo Quality Ink Jet Paper for Europe Function Set paper type to the temporary default The previous setting will be kept if the parameters are out of range Also this command will be ignored and skipped if the product does not support this command This command is available only in Remote ...

Page 74: ...s the I F that this command is received one 2 The printer switches to the duplex printing mode 3 State Reply is changed m1 00H 1 The printer releases the fixed I F 2 The printer switches to the normal mode Select a duplex printing mode to be used for the temporary default The previous setting will be kept if the product does not have the character set selected with the parameter m1 Also this comma...

Page 75: ...g 00H Fast Mode 01H Normal Mode 05H Load mode setting 00H Fast Mode 01H Silent Mode Default Others Reserved This command Economy print setting is effective only the following mode If this command is not used the product is actuated with Fast Mode Print mode ESC m Economy 10H 11H Function Select a printer setting shown upper to the temporary default The previous setting will be kept if the paramete...

Page 76: ...Mode Remote Mode ESC 00H 00H 00H Format ESC 00H 00H 00H Function Copy the default environment to the current setting Execute the ESC command in ESC P2 Execute software initialization Exit from Remote mode and enter to the selected printer control language ...

Page 77: ...rmation The parameter of total bytes are two byte binary codes that indicate the byte counter from next data to the last data by the little endian The structure of each information field is as shown Item Byte explanation Header 1 Header No Parameter count 1 Parameter byte counter Parameter n Parameter value The Header is one binary code that is shown on the list on next page The parameter count is...

Page 78: ...ng state 03 In the idle state 04 In the cleaning state 07 In the factory shipment state 08 In the shutdown state 0A In the Initial charge state 11 7 2 Error code Structure Item Byte Hex Value Hex Header 1 02 Parameter counter 1 01 Parameter 1 Error code The parameter Error code is one byte Binary code that indicates error code as follows Error Error code Fatal error 00 Other I F is selected 01 Pap...

Page 79: ...t indicates type of the self printing as shown below Self printing self print code Nozzle test printing 00 Reserved 01 FF 7 4 Paper path Structure Item Byte Hex Value Hex Header 1 06 Parameter counter 1 02 Parameter 2 paper path information The parameter paper path is two bytes Binary code that indicate current paper path For EPSON L1800 following information is replied PaperPath code Cut sheet 01...

Page 80: ... Byte Hex Value Hex Header 1 0Fh Parameter total counter 1 10h Parameter counter for 1 I C 1 3h Parameter 3 per 1 I C Ink information The ink information order is Black1 Black2 Magenta Cyan Yellow Each ink cartridge information is consisted of m1 m2 m3 Ink information code m1 Ink cartridge name 01h Black Ink Cartridge 03h Cyan Ink Cartridge 04h Magenta Ink Cartridge 05h Yellow Ink Cartridge 0Bh Bl...

Page 81: ...ved cancel command and initialize the printer A1 Request 81 7 9 Job name Information Structure Item Byte Hex Value Hex Header 1 19 Parameter counter 1 n Max 37 Parameter Max 37 Job name information The parameter Job name information is n bytes Binary codes It indicates the m1 to m5 parameter and Job name specified by JH command If the JH command is not send of printing job it replies unknown Item ...

Page 82: ... RID nn 3 DDS size 4 1 END4 means supporting The extension for non D4 2 Each parameter specification of FID is as below FX FAX DP DuplexPrint WF WiFi ET Ethernet AF ADF DA ADF Duplex WR WebRemoteOperation xxA Available xxN Not available Model Name FXN DPN WFN ETN AFN DAN 5 3 RID parameter nn is two bytes ASCII code that indicates product region ID in hexadecimal For example if the region ID is F1h...

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