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Slide snap lock to the right hand side, swivel front door out.
Now you can see the switch S 101 on the printed circuit
board.
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For RS 232 C, RS 422 and RS 485 set switch S 101
to the right hand side.
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For Current loop, set switch S 101 to the left hand
side.
IMPORTANT:
This switching only applies to Interface I.
If the printer is connected to the sender device
(e.g. to a PLC) the interface parameters must be
matched to those at the sender device.
See chapter 6.2. which describes the setting of
the baudrate, data format, stop bit and parity bit.
4.2. Interface selection (Interface I)
If the printer is connected to the sender
device (e.g. to a PLC) the interface para-
meters must be matched to those at the
sender device. See chapter 6.2. which
describes the setting of baudrate, data
format, stop bit and parity bit.
8.3.3. Bitmap image commands
Prints column
bitmap image
Command: ESC *m nL nH d1 dk
<< Code >>
0x1B , 0x2A , m , nL , nH , d1 dk
where: m=0, 32, 0
≤ nL ≤ 255 , 0 ≤ nH ≤ 3, 0 ≤ d ≤ 255
<< Function >>
Specifies a bitmap image in mode m for the number of dots
specified by nL and nH.
m Mode No. of No. of
vertical dots Data (K)
0 8-dot single density 8 dots nL+nHx256
1 8-dot double density 8 dots nL+nHx256
32 24-dot single density 24 dots (nL+nHx256)x3
33 24-dot double density 24 dots (nL+nHx256)x3
<< Details >>
Processes the data after nL as normal data if m is outside
the definable range.nL and nH denote the number of
horizontal dots of the bitmap image to be printed, which is
(nL+nHx256).
If bitmap image data exceeding the number of printable
dots in a line is entered, the excess data is discarded.
d denotes bitmap image data. The bit for the dot to be
printed is „1“ and the bit the dot not to be printed is „0“.
Returns to normal data processing after bitmap image
processing.
Has no effect on print modes (underline, character size)
excluding NORMAL.
Prints the entered bitmap image magnified three times in
the vertical direction if m=0 or 1 (8-dot mode) is specified
and two times in the horizontal direction if m=0 or 32
(single density mode) is specified.
The data format of a bitmap is as follows: