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PP-55 Resident Command Set Version 1.01
Detailed Description
31.3 Not
Used
31.4 Not
Used
31.5 Not
Used
31.6 Not
Used
31.7
Reserved – always 1
32.0 Not
Used
32.1 Not
Used
32.2 Not
Used
32.3 Not
Used
32.4 Not
Used
32.5 Not
Used
32.6 Not
Used
32.7
Reserved – always 1
ESC `
Transmits the current battery voltage and the print head temperature.
[Code] <1B>H<60>H
[Outline] The printer transmits two bytes data. First byte is the battery voltage given
as 0.1 mV plus 20h. the second byte is the print head temperature, in
degrees Celsius, plus 20h.
[Example] If the battery voltage is 6.4 V, and the print head temperature
is 33°C, the printer will transmit <60h><41h>, which is
<40h+20h><21h+20h> or <64+32><33+32>.
ESC a n
Aligning the characters
[Code] <1B>H<61>H<n>
[Range] {0 <= n <= 2}
[Outline] This command is extended and has the following format:
All the printed text data or the bar code within one line are aligned in the
specified position. If used before printing a bar code with this command
can be specified vertical direction for printing the bar code.
• Depending on n value, positional alignment is carried out as in the table
below:
0 Left end alignment
1 Centering
2 Right end alignment
3 Left end aligned vertical bar code
4 Centred vertical bar code
5 Right end aligned vertical bar code
