Microcom LDS II, Programming Manual

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Chapter 2 Printer Commands
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2.4.3 ^D507)n (Select Printed Media Handler)
This command is used to select the type of Printed Media Handler (PMH) that is installed on
the printer. The valid parameters for “n” are listed below. Once this command is changed,
printer power needs to be cycled before changes take effect.
0 None
1 Catch Tray type 1
2 PMP (Printed Media Presenter) type 1
3 Stacker 160P
2.4.4 ^D508)n (Select Label Present Detector Type)
The
“^D508)” command selects from among the available label present detector (LPD)
types. The LPD is set to reflective if using with a Model 426 printer and transmissive type 1
if the printer is used in conjunction with the catch tray. If selections 1 through 3 are used the
printer will report either the >LABEL\TAG PRESENT< or 0x86 when media blocks the
sensor depending on the configured response set or “^D550)” command. When selections
1 through 3 are used and media does not block the LPD either the >LABEL\TAG NOT
PRESENT< or 0x8D when media blocks the sensor depending on the configured response
set or “^D550)” command. A selection, 1 through 3, is also required when using the
Disp
ense mode or “^D597)” or the dispense mode command with automatically retract
ignoring the LPD signal. This command is also used to control the optional INPUT 2 sensor
using selections 4 through 7. These settings configure how and when the >INPUT 2< or
0x22 message is reported.
The valid parameters for “n” are listed below.
0 None
1 Reflective
2 Transmissive type 1
3 Transmissive type 2
4 Send only a message when INPUT2 signal is active (LOW)
5 Send only a message when INPUT2 signal is inactive (HIGH)
6 Assert an error when INPUT2 signal is active (LOW)
7 Assert an error when INPUT2 signal is inactive (HIGH)
2.4.5 ^D509)n (Select INPUT1 Response Polarity and Action)
The
“^D509)” command selects whether the printer issues an >INPUT 1< or 0x21 message,
depending on the “^D550)” command setting, when the optional INPUT 1 sensor’s signal is
active (LOW), or when it is inactive (HIGH), and whether it sets an error of just sends a
message through the printer’s active port. The “^D509)” command is set to “3” when using
the optional Catch Tray assembly with the printer.
0 No response when INPUT 1 signal changes
1 Send only a message when INPUT 1 signal is active (LOW)
2 Send only a message when INPUT 1 signal is inactive (HIGH)
3 Assert an error when INPUT 1 signal is active (LOW)
4 Assert an error when INPUT 1 signal is inactive (HIGH)