Microcom 334M, Operator'S Manual

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Printer Commands Chapter 5
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6 Set the Subnet Mask Address: This command sets the Subnet mask of the
printer. The default is set to 255.255.255.0.
7 Set the MAC Address: The MAC address is assigned at the Factory and
should not be changed. If the CPU connected to the Ethernet Option Board is
replaced, the MAC will need to be set. Contact Microcom Corporation for a
valid MAC address if needed.
8 Display printer parameters settings in RAM: This command is used to
report back the parameters that are stored in RAM. Any value that has
changed will not be saved unless the save command is selected.
9 Save Configuration Parameters: The command saves parameters that are
stored in RAM and writes the values into non-volatile memory.
5.2.3 Print Head Size Commands
The different printer models may be configured with a variety of different print head sizes
and densities. The ^D78 and ^D79 commands (non-volatile) allow the printer to be setup
through software to configure the different print head sizes and densities. Power cycle or
^D32 is required before command settings take affect.
Note: When using these commands, the ^D79 command MUST be sent prior to the ^D78
^A ^D COMMAND
X 79 Set print head dots/inch (dpi). This command sets the dot density of the
print head.
0 203DPI: This sets the printhead resolution to 203dpi. This requires that a
203dpi printhead is installed on the printer. If the setting is not set properly,
the printed image could produce
1 300DPI: This command the printhead resolution to 300dpi. This requires that
a 300dpi printhead is installed on the printer. If the setting is not set properly,
the printed image could produce
The only valid entries are ^A0 for 203dpi and ^A1 for 300dpi.
XX 78 Set print head number of dots. This command sets # of dots in the print
head. This command MUST be sent AFTER the dot density (dpi) is set with
the ^D79 command. The only valid entries for XX are the numbers in the “# of
Dots” column in the table above.