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Programmer's Guide PcOS Series 90PLUS Printer Control Codes
MICR Reader
12/16/99 Rev M Page 75
Description The [ESC] mE command asks the printer to reject the document. The document
is fed through the printer and ejected out of the top. The document is then
released.
Function MICR transport request
ASCII [ESC] mT
Hexadecimal 1BH 6DH 54H
Decimal <27> <109> <84>
IPCL &%MT
Return none
Description The [ESC] mT command asks the printer to load a document for printing. The
document is fed through the reader but not read. The document is then
positioned to the top of the form.
Function Set MICR start delay set
ASCII [ESC] [EM] M <n>
Hexadecimal 1BH 19H 4DH <n>
Decimal <27> <25> <77> <n>
IPCL &%ZM <m
1
>
EPOS none
Description The [ESC] [EM] M <n> command adjusts the delay from when the MICR
document sensor sees the document until the transport is started. The command
allows time for the operator to align the document before the reader clamps it.
The default is 150 milliseconds.
Where <n>:
0 0 ms
1 100 ms
2 200 ms, and so on until
7 700 ms
Function MICR read cancel
ASCII [ENQ] <12>
Hexadecimal 05H 0CH
Decimal <5> <12>
IPCL none
Description The [ENQ] <12> command is a real-time command that forces a MICR read
command to stop and return no data. The command can be used to get the
printer out of a read command. It has no other effect on the printer and is
always acknowledged. (See another ENQ command for a description). If the
read is complete before the ENQ <12> is issued, the read command will operate
normally.
Function Set MICR translation table
ASCII [ESC] mX <n
1
> <m
1
> <n
2
> <m
2
> ... <n
i
> <m
i
> <0>
Hexadecimal 1BH 6DH 58H <n
1
> <m
1
> <n
2
> <m
2
> ... <n
i
> <m
i
> <0>
Decimal <27> <109> <88> <n
1
> <m
1
> <n
2
> <m
2
> ... <n
i
> <m
i
> <0>
IPCL none
Description The command sets the MICR translation characters. If no translation is
specified, the symbols shown in the table below are used. The command does
not save the table to the configuration EEPROM.
Where: n = the ID
m = the character to translate to