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Chapter 7:  Programming Guide  7-147 

Read from User Data Storage 

ASCII: 

   

ESC 4 

m

 

a0 a1 a2

 

Hexadecimal:

  

1B 34 

m

 

a0 a1 a2

 

Decimal:    

27 52 

m

 

a0 a1 a2

 

Value of 

m

: 

 0 

– 

255 

Reads 

m

 bytes of data from the User Data Storage Flash Page at the 

address specified. 

Read from Non-Volatile Memory 

ASCII

: 

   ESC 

j 

k

 

Hexadecimal

:  

1B 6A 

k

 

Decimal:

 

  27 

106 

k 

Range of 

k

:   

20 – 63 (decimal) 

Reads a two-byte word from location 

k

 in the history EEROM. The 

printer returns the word at the next available opportunity. 

Write to Non-Volatile Memory (NVRAM) 

ASCII

: 

   ESC 

s 

n

1 

n

2 

k

 

Hexadecimal

:  

1B 73 

n

1 

n

2 

k

 

Decimal:

 

  27 

115 

n

1 

n

2 

k 

Value of 

n1 

:

   

1

st

 Byte 

Value of 

n2 

:

   

2

nd

 Byte 

Range of 

k 

:

   

20 - 63 (decimal locations) 

Writes the two-byte word, 

n

1 

n

2, to location 

k

 in history EEROM. 

Summary of Contents for 7158

Page 1: ...NCR 7158 Thermal Receipt and Impact Printer Release 1 0 Owner s Guide B005 0000 1112 Issue D...

Page 2: ...described herein may not be marketed by NCR in all parts of the world In some instances photographs are of equipment prototypes Therefore before using this document consult with your NCR representati...

Page 3: ...ification Interface Cable A shielded 360 degree interface cable must be used with this product The shield must be connected to the frame or earth ground connection or earth ground reference at EACH en...

Page 4: ...s a general guide for operators and supervisors who need to know how to use the printer It is also intended as a technical guide for programmers and system integrators who need to know the technical i...

Page 5: ...tions 1 5 Connectivity Options 1 5 Thermal Receipt Printer Options 1 5 Impact Slip Printer Options 1 5 Electronics and Firmware Options 1 5 Model Identification Key 1 6 Chapter 2 Setup Guide Unpacking...

Page 6: ...ring the Printer 3 17 Communication Interface 3 20 RS 232C Serial Interface Settings 3 20 Diagnostic Modes 3 21 Datascope Mode 3 21 Receipt Test Mode 3 22 Slip Test Mode 3 23 MICR Test Mode 3 23 Check...

Page 7: ...8 Returning a Printer 3 39 Chapter 4 Printer Media Supplies Ordering Thermal Paper 4 1 Thermal Paper Specifications 4 1 Ordering Parts and Supplies 4 2 Ordering Cash Drawers 4 2 Ordering Power Supply...

Page 8: ...ments 5 12 Slip Printing 5 12 Slip Positioning 5 12 Slip Format 5 13 Slip Throughput 5 14 Character Format 5 15 Allowable Duty Cycle measured over one minute of continuous printing 5 16 Ribbon Life 5...

Page 9: ...and Weight 5 36 Chapter 6 Communication Interface Communication Overview 6 1 Using DOS to Send Commands 6 1 Using BASIC to Send Commands 6 2 RS 232C Interface 6 3 Print Speed and Timing 6 3 50ms Paus...

Page 10: ...Commands 7 13 Page Mode Commands 7 14 Macro Commands 7 14 MICR Check Reader Commands 7 14 Check Flip Commands 7 15 User Data Storage Commands 7 15 Flash Download Commands 7 16 Comparison to 7156 7 17...

Page 11: ...Receipt or Slip for Printing Slip for MICR Read 7 27 Select Receipt or Slip for Setting Line Spacing 7 28 Select Paper Sensors to Output Paper End Signals Parallel Only 7 29 Select Sensors to Stop Pr...

Page 12: ...e Feed n Dots 7 44 Set Horizontal and Vertical Minimum Motion Units 7 44 Horizontal Positioning Commands 7 45 Horizontal Tab 7 45 Set Column 7 45 Set Absolute Starting Position 7 46 Set Horizontal Tab...

Page 13: ...de Table 7 66 Select or Cancel Unidirectional Printing Mode 7 67 Select or Cancel 90 Degrees Clockwise Rotated Print 7 67 Select or Cancel Upside Down Printing Mode 7 68 Select Character Size 7 69 Sel...

Page 14: ...Real Time Status Transmission 7 103 Real Time Request to Printer 7 107 Real Time Printer Status Transmission 7 109 Auto Status Back 7 110 Select or Cancel Automatic Status Back 7 110 Bar Code Commands...

Page 15: ...7 132 Parsing Parameter String Options 7 133 Sample Parsing Formats 7 136 Notes 7 139 Check Serial Number 7 141 Exception Table Entry Format 7 144 Maintaining the Exception Table 7 145 Check Flip Com...

Page 16: ...nections 8 1 Advantages of the NCR USB Solution 8 2 Checking for USB Support on the Host Computer 8 3 Host Configuration 8 3 Windows NT 8 3 Configuring NCR POS Printers for USB 8 5 Installing the NCR...

Page 17: ...the Drivers 8 17 Troubleshooting 8 19 Frequently Asked Questions 8 20 USB Printer Performance Under Windows 95 8 20 Revision Record Issue Date Remarks A Apr 99 First issue B June 99 Minor Updates C Ju...

Page 18: ...television interference caused by unauthorized modification of this equipment or the substitution or attachment of connecting cables and equipment other than those specified by NCR The correction of i...

Page 19: ...any host computer that uses the standard RS 232C interface Other interfaces are also available The printer s standard command set allows it to work with software written for NCR or other ESC POS compl...

Page 20: ...ous alerts Online Configuration Menu the printer guides the user through its configuration settings by printing instructions and a menu on receipt paper Electronics and Firmware Industry standard comm...

Page 21: ...ent character sets Code Pages 437 US 850 Multilingual 852 Slavic 858 with Euro symbol 860 Portuguese 863 French Canadian and 865 Nordic and 866 Cyrillic Prints standard bar codes Code 39 UPC A UPC E J...

Page 22: ...e MICR check reader option Form insertion flexibility insert forms in front or from the side Form alignment sensors and LED indicator Double wide and rotated print modes a double strike print mode imp...

Page 23: ...tional receipt cutter Impact Slip Printer Options The slip table is available in either standard or 2 extended sizes An extended slip table is standard with the MICR check reader and flip options The...

Page 24: ...Printer Model Identification Key A758 Model ID Key A 7 5 8 X X X X 1 no knife 5 knife 0 no MICR 1 MICR 2 MICR and check flip 5 check flip 0 512K Flash memory standard 1 1MB Flash memory 2 2MB Flash m...

Page 25: ...on the following formula The first digit indicates the release vintage and color of the printer s case The second digit indicates the amount of flash memory installed in the printer The third digit in...

Page 26: ...1 8 Chapter 1 About the Printer...

Page 27: ...lever on slip table Foam restraint for carriage behind front cover Power supply with cable connecting to printer and power supply cord connecting to power outlet only if ordered with the printer Ribbo...

Page 28: ...inter on a level surface and make sure there is enough room to open the receipt cover to change the paper and to open the front cover to change the impact printer s ribbon cassette Leave several inche...

Page 29: ...Guide 2 3 Remove the Packing Restraints Front Cover Cardboard Support Carriage Foam Restraint 1 Open the front cover remove the foam restraint holding the carriage 2 Remove the cardboard support from...

Page 30: ...Setup Guide Receipt Cover Paper Roll Paper Roll Supports Test Printout 1 Open the receipt cover and remove the test printout 2 Lift the thermal paper roll out of the paper bucket and remove the paper...

Page 31: ...onnector 9 pin connector shown Power Supply Connector Cash Drawer Connector Note Depending on your printer configuration the connector panel may vary from the above illustration Communication Cable Th...

Page 32: ...he cash drawer connector standard phone jack located at the rear of the printer Printer Y Cable Drawer Drawer Printer Connector Standard Phone Jack Note a If your system has two cash drawers attach a...

Page 33: ...ns Cable To the Communications Connector Strain Relief Cash Drawer Cable Power Supply or Adapter Cable Cash Drawer Cable 2 Route the cash drawer and the power supply cables through the stain relief as...

Page 34: ...ce the roll into the paper bucket with the paper unrolling from the bottom of the roll and with a few inches of paper extending over the cabinet front Note Paper must unroll from the bottom of the rol...

Page 35: ...Chapter 2 Setup Guide 2 9 4 Remove the excess paper by tearing it against the tear off blade 5 Press the Paper Feed Button to advance the paper...

Page 36: ...en the ribbon by turning the knob on the cassette in the direction of the arrow Caution DO NOT remove the mylar shield Ribbon Cassette Knob Mylar Shield Front Cover Ribbon Cassette Shown in Position P...

Page 37: ...ration Menu as instructed on the bottom of the test printout The printout may be useful to a service representative if there is a problem If something appears to be wrong with the test printout such a...

Page 38: ...emely careful changing any of the printer settings to avoid inadvertently changing other settings that might affect the performance of the printer 3 Press the Paper Feed Button the number of clicks fo...

Page 39: ...ne Paper Status Error LED Green Paper Feed Button The printer has the following controls The Paper Feed Button advances the receipt paper The On Line Paper Status Error LED shows the printer status by...

Page 40: ...when it is first turned on or after it has been reset by beeping A single beep indicates the printer has successfully completed its startup routine But if the printer beeps in a single double or trip...

Page 41: ...Change the paper as soon as possible to avoid running out of paper part way through a transaction If the On Line Paper Status Error LED blinks fast the paper is out Change the paper immediately or da...

Page 42: ...r unrolling from the bottom of the roll and with a few inches of paper extending over the cabinet front Paper must unroll from the bottom of the roll to insure the image will print 4 Close the cover w...

Page 43: ...assette Change the impact printer s ribbon cassette if it is printing lightly Note You must use an approved NCR ribbon cassette with the check flip option to prevent jamming or other printing problems...

Page 44: ...Front Cover Ribbon Cassette Shown in Position Printhead 2 Unwrap and tighten the new ribbon by turning the knob on the cassette in the direction of the arrow Caution Do not remove the Mylar shield 3 P...

Page 45: ...transactions that may require the insertion of a form or check into the printer Credit card transaction Multiple part forms such as credit transactions or merchandise returns Electronic funds transfer...

Page 46: ...s a check being inserted into the printer these instructions apply to any type of form The 7158 can print on forms up to five parts thick Slip Table Extended Slip Table PAY TO THE ORDER OF DOLLARS 19...

Page 47: ...ns against the Check Guide 3 Slide a short form or check toward the back of the printer until it contacts the Form Stop it won t be able to go any further For a long form position it appropriately usi...

Page 48: ...e printer is able to flip the check over and print on the front of the check Note To ensure that checks are properly verified and validated they must be free of folds and wrinkles and inserted correct...

Page 49: ...instructions on the host computer to complete the MICR process a When instructed by the host the check is fed into the printer read and backed out to a position ready for endorsement if desired b With...

Page 50: ...3 12 Chapter 3 Using the Printer Clearing Check Flip Paper Jams Check Check Flip Window Door...

Page 51: ...eck flip assembly 1 Look in the window of the check flip assembly If the jammed check is visible open the window and remove it Front Cover 2 If the jammed check is not visible in the window open the F...

Page 52: ...ears to be wrong with the test printout such as missing or faded text see the troubleshooting section in this document 1 To run the test either a Open and close the receipt cover while holding down th...

Page 53: ...Chapter 3 Using the Printer 3 15 Configuration Menu and Print Test samples show approximately 60 of size...

Page 54: ...inted on receipt paper The Configuration Menu prints instructions and setting options interactively as the user goes through the configuration process The following functions and parameters can be cha...

Page 55: ...ge various settings as indicated in the preceding sections The Configuration Menu prints instructions and setting options interactively as the user goes through the configuration process Caution Be ex...

Page 56: ...3 18 Chapter 3 Using the Printer 1 Set DIP Switch 1 to On Front of Printer Reset Button Front Cover...

Page 57: ...g the Printer 3 19 2 Press the Reset Button while holding the Paper Feed Button The printer beeps prints the current configuration then prints the first SELECTION 3 Follow all the instructions on the...

Page 58: ...he user the option of setting the printer to use an RS 232C serial port See Configuring the Printer for instructions on how to enter the Configuration Menu RS 232C Serial Interface Settings If the use...

Page 59: ...These diagnostic modes are enabled or disabled by using the Configuration Menu See Configuring the Printer for instructions on how to enter the Configuration Menu Datascope Mode Datascope Mode allows...

Page 60: ...Menu The printer is in Normal Mode and can communicate with the host computer Receipt Test Mode To run the Receipt Test Mode 1 Enable the Receipt Test Mode through the Configuration Menu See Configur...

Page 61: ...inted 5 Go to step 2 again to repeat this test To exit the Slip Test Mode 6 Enter the Configuration Menu again 7 Disable the Slip Test Mode 8 Exit the Configuration Menu The printer is in Normal Mode...

Page 62: ...check reader The decoded data is printed on receipt paper the platen is opened and the test is re started 5 The printed numbers should match the numbers on the check If the MICR check reader misreads...

Page 63: ...ation Menu then exit the Configuration Menu 2 Insert a check as if validating the check lengthwise and face down into the slip station See Verifying and Validating Checks section to insert check A che...

Page 64: ...er Emulations Printer emulations determine the commands that are available to the printer They are set by using the Configuration Menu See Configuring the Printer for instructions on how to enter the...

Page 65: ...hange this setting Hardware Options Print Density This function makes it possible to adjust the energy level of the printhead to darken the printout An adjustment should only be made when necessary Th...

Page 66: ...back of the printhead This character is visible by removing the top cover of the printer Only a trained service representative may remove this cover Therefore under normal use this setting should be l...

Page 67: ...when a form is inserted properly It does not indicate an error For some problems the printer communicates the information to the host computer and relies on the application to indicate what the probl...

Page 68: ...ad Fast Blink Level 0 Diagnostics entered at power on or in reset Fast Blink Paper Low Temperature Error Voltage Error Slow Blink Cover Open receipt slip or flip Paper Out Carriage Jam Slip Jam Flip J...

Page 69: ...On Line Paper Status Error LED blinks in the same pattern and the printer won t power up The printer has a problem with its electronics Contact a service representative Printer beeps during normal ope...

Page 70: ...contact a service representative Printer doesn t have power LED not on Power supply may be defective If the power supply is plugged in but does not come on you will need to order a new power supply Se...

Page 71: ...Front Cover and clear jam Receipt paper is low There are about 4 5 meters 3 meters 15 feet 10 feet of paper left Change the paper soon to avoid running out of paper part way through a transaction See...

Page 72: ...representative Ribbon cassette is worn Replace the ribbon cassette See Replacing the Ribbon Cassette in this document Light print smudging or slip skews Platen gap needs adjustment Contact a service...

Page 73: ...used If non recommended paper has been used for an extended period of time cleaning the printhead with an alcohol pen will not be of much benefit Contact a service representative Contact a service rep...

Page 74: ...flip mechanism See Clearing Paper Jams in this document The optional MICR Magnetic Ink Character Recognition check reader does not read or misreads checks The check is inserted improperly The check is...

Page 75: ...ot cut Paper is jammed The printer has a knife but the firmware is not configured for a knife All other problems Open the receipt cover inspect the knife and clear any jammed paper Enable the knife op...

Page 76: ...rms printing Printer will not cycle or stop when required Illegible characters Paper will not feed Knife will not cycle or cut Platen will not open or close Printer will not communicate with the host...

Page 77: ...printer for servicing 1 If you are sending the printer to NCR for repair call NCR for a Return Material Authorization number RMA Be prepared to answer questions concerning shipping and billing Reques...

Page 78: ...he left side of the printer and the carriage to protect the carriage c Place the cardboard support on the Slip Table d Place the printer in the plastic bag and foam pack place the packed printer in th...

Page 79: ...the end to indicate that the paper is running low The above lengths are based on a core diameter of 22 5 mm 87 in outside 1 5 5 mm 45 in inside NCR can provide paper in small lots to facilitate produc...

Page 80: ...bers Item Type Number Power supply 55 watt with attached cable to printer and U S power supply cord 7158 K330 Power supply 75 watt with attached cable to printer and U S power supply cord 7158 K331 Po...

Page 81: ...on single or multiple part forms in the slip station up to five part forms Forms and slips must meet the following requirements Front insertion minimum 51 mm 2 00 inches wide 68 mm 2 68 inches long S...

Page 82: ...tative or order from NCR at the following address or toll free number NCR Corporation Systemedia 9995 Washington Church Road Miamisburg OH 45342 1 800 543 8130 Ordering Extended Slip Tables Contact a...

Page 83: ...solution Standard 139 DPI X 72 DPI Compressed 171 DPI X 72 DPI Character Cell 10 Half Dots x 7 Dots High Print Line Width Standard 66 characters 13 9 CPI Compressed 80 characters 17 1 CPI Enhanced Pri...

Page 84: ...expose about one inch of the form to push in place Forms Detection Leading edge sensor at forms stop Trailing edge sensor in right margin Indicators Green LED Slip in light Character Sets PC Code Page...

Page 85: ...ength of the edge and the quality of glue used Binding on the right edge Paper feeding and insertion can be affected by the binding method the length of the edge and the quality of glue used Binding o...

Page 86: ...Slip LED Sensors use a reflective photo sensor Do not use paper that has holes or is translucent at the Slip LED Sensor location See A in above illustration Do not use paper that has holes on dark ar...

Page 87: ...ard Receipt Features Print Technology Direct thermal 640 dot printhead Print Resolution 203 DPI horizontal and vertical 8 dots mm Character Cell Standard 13 X 24 Compressed 10 X 24 Print Width Standar...

Page 88: ...PC Code Page 860 PC Code Page 863 PC Code Page 865 PC Code Page 866 resident Additional Flash memory for user defined characters Graphics 203 DPI X 203 DPI bit mapped input as 24 dot high print lines...

Page 89: ...ptions MICR Reader Integrated into the slip station Reads MICR checks oriented for validation on the back of the check and communicates the character string to the host computer Reads E13B and CMC7 MI...

Page 90: ...Failure MCBF for the items indicated Thermal Receipt Printer 45 Million Lines Impact Slip Printer 15 Million Lines Impact Printhead 200 Million Characters Knife 1 5 Million Cuts MICR Check Reader 200...

Page 91: ...Chapter 5 Technical Specifications 5 9 Certifications EMI FCC Class A Industry Canada Class A VCCI Class A CE Mark Class B Austel Class B Safety UL 1950 CSA 22 2 No 950 CE Mark EN60950...

Page 92: ...omplies with the regulatory EMI standards and levels indicated in the section on Certifications when tested as a stand alone unit When connected to a host terminal or system the 7158 also complies wit...

Page 93: ...80 compressed columns Large forms may be inserted from the left side and override the slip stop Forms over 170 mm 6 70 inches wide will extended outside the left side of the printer Receipt Media Dire...

Page 94: ...apter 7 Programming Guide for a comparison to the 7156 Performance Requirements Slip Printing Slip Positioning Forms are inserted from the front top of form first up to a form stop behind the carriage...

Page 95: ...CPI 80 17 1 CPI Graphics Capability 330 full dots 660 half dots N A N A Print line height 7 dots 1 72 inch Extra Dot Rows 0 EDR between lines 2 47 mm 097 inch 5 10 3 LPI 1 EDR 2 82 mm 111 inch 5 9 0...

Page 96: ...Lines Per Minute 40 Chars 13 9 CPI standard 290 LPM 52 Chars 13 9 CPI standard 237 LPM 66 Chars 13 9 CPI standard 195 LPM 80 Chars 17 1 CPI compressed 166 LPM Unidirectional graphics line speed will...

Page 97: ...jacent bits of graphics 660 addressable positions in the 121 mm 4 752 inch wide print zone Minimum line height is 7 dots 097 inch for vertical print or graphics and 6 dots 083 inch for rotated print 1...

Page 98: ...e Duty Cycle measured over one minute of continuous printing The impact printhead can continuously print the following average number of characters over a one minute period Ambient Temperature in degr...

Page 99: ...0 inch Minimum Margins 2 00 mm 079 inch 2 50 mm 098 inch Print line height 24 dots 8 dots mm Extra Dot Rows between lines 0 EDR 3 00 mm 118 inch 3 8 47 LPI 1 EDR 3 12 mm 123 inch 3 8 13 LPI 2 EDR 3 25...

Page 100: ...8 mm 70 in Minimum Printable Zone 576 Dots 72 mm 2 835 in Nominal Margins 4 mm 0 157 in The application centers 44 standard character cells 13 X 24 dots or 56 compressed character cells 10 X 24 dots...

Page 101: ...Technical Specifications 5 19 When printing graphics or logos converted from 6 dot mm to 8 dot mm i e designed for 7156 the printable zone is expanded to 598 dots Character Pattern for Standard 15 6...

Page 102: ...n B Upper Case m Lower Case g With Descender With Ascender Both Ascender and Decsender Graphic Symbol Character Pattern for Compressed 20 3 CPI Pitch Character Character Cell 8 Dots 995 mm 039 in 10 D...

Page 103: ...LPS 19 5 LPS 12 2 LPS Throughput 7 52 LPI 38 4 LPS 38 4 LPS 27 8 LPS 18 0 LPS 11 3 LPS Throughput 5 98 LPI 30 5 LPS 30 5 LPS 22 1 LPS 14 4 LPS 9 0 LPS Note Standard receipt has approximately 12 dot co...

Page 104: ...Paper Status Error LED when the roll is almost exhausted When the roller ball on the assembly slips into the hollow core of the paper roll a microswitch opens and paper low is indicated The customer...

Page 105: ...not print when this door is open See Putting in the Ribbon Cassette Paper Feed Button on top of the cabinet Manual Reset Button accessed by opening the front door of the printer 4 position DIP switch...

Page 106: ...r 5 Technical Specifications Front Cover Slip In LED Green Slip or Check Extended Slip Table Receipt Receipt Cover Front of Printer Reset Button Front Cover On Line Paper Status Error LED Green Paper...

Page 107: ...cept 24VDC 10 power from a host terminal To meet NEC Class 2 safety requirements the host terminal must provide a time delay fuse on the 24V input Maximum Current Print Station 55 Watt Source 75 Watt...

Page 108: ...with a 3 Pin female which mates with the integral shielded cable on the power supply The power supply may be plugged into either a 110 or 240 VAC outlet with a grounded AC cord The 7158 RS 232C has a...

Page 109: ...tuated during reset Printer ready for normal operation Switch 1 OFF Actuated during reset Printer configuration message Not actuated during reset Enter download mode to program Flash Switch 1 ON Actua...

Page 110: ...5 28 Chapter 5 Technical Specifications Code Page 437...

Page 111: ...Chapter 5 Technical Specifications 5 29 Code Page 850...

Page 112: ...5 30 Chapter 5 Technical Specifications Code Page 852...

Page 113: ...Chapter 5 Technical Specifications 5 31 Code Page 858...

Page 114: ...5 32 Chapter 5 Technical Specifications Code Page 860...

Page 115: ...Chapter 5 Technical Specifications 5 33 Code Page 863...

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Page 117: ...Chapter 5 Technical Specifications 5 35 Code Page 866...

Page 118: ...mm 13 7 in Extended Slip Table Receipt Cover Height 178 mm 7 0 inches Height with Cover Open 280 mm 11 0 inches Width 229 mm 9 0 inches Depth 264 mm 10 4 inches Depth with Extended Slip Table 347 mm...

Page 119: ...o the printer This section describes how to send commands to the printer using DOS and BASIC This section does not take into account the necessary protocol but is meant as a general introduction to ho...

Page 120: ...r to print the contents of its print buffer Commands sent prior to 0A tell the printer exactly how data should appear on the paper For example LPRINT CHR H12 ABC CHR H0A Sends the hexadecimal numbers...

Page 121: ...interface offers standard settings that are selected with the Configuration Menu Use of the Configuration Menu is described in Configuring the Printer in this manual Print Speed and Timing The fast s...

Page 122: ...it Time 19 2 K Baud Process Time 20 20 1 2 Seconds 0 5 Seconds 20 40 2 4 Seconds 1 0 Seconds 44 20 1 44 Seconds 0 5 Seconds 44 40 2 88 Seconds 1 0 Seconds Process Time is the time it would take the pr...

Page 123: ...e to the user Options that may be set through the Configuration Menu are The baud rate of 115200 57600 38400 19200 9600 4800 2400 or 1200 baud The number of data bits to seven or eight The number of s...

Page 124: ...In XON XOFF mode DSR state is ignored XON XOFF Protocol The XON XOFF characters coordinate the information transfer between the printer and the host computer The printer sends an XON character when i...

Page 125: ...al 13 DTR DSR Protocol The DTR signal is used to control data transmission to and from the printer It is driven low when the printer is ready to receive data and driven high when it cannot accept any...

Page 126: ...d are specified as male DB9 9 pin or female DB 25 25 pin D shell with RTS and CTS pins connected 9 pin DB 9 Connector DSR 6 RTS 7 CTS 8 Not Used 9 1 Not Used 2 RXD 3 TXD 4 DTR 5 Logic Ground Shell Fra...

Page 127: ...wer connector Pin 1 Pin 6 The following table shows the pinouts for the cash drawer The connector can support two cash drawers with a Y cable and is located at the rear of the printer Pin Number Cash...

Page 128: ...6 10 Chapter 6 Communication Interface...

Page 129: ...ol code Value A description of the command operands Range The upper and lower limits of the command operand Default The command operand default after printer reset Description Brief description and su...

Page 130: ...received they are ignored and not sent to the print buffer as data Any non legal commands are sent to the print buffer as data By Command Code All items in BOLD are new or have additional functionali...

Page 131: ...Select 90 Degree Counter Clockwise Rotated Print 54 1B 14 n Set Column 45 1B 16 n Select Pitch Column Width 55 1B 20 n Set Character Right Side Spacing 56 1B 21 n Select Print Modes 57 1B 24 n1 n2 Se...

Page 132: ...et or Cancel Italic Print 65 1B 4A n Print and Feed Paper 42 1B 4B n Print and Reverse Feed Paper 42 1B 4C Select Page Mode 122 1B 4C n1 n2 d1 dn Select Double Density Graphics A756 Emulation 78 1B 52...

Page 133: ...fe Cut 24 1B 6A k Read from Non Volatile Memory 147 1B 6D Perform Partial Cut 24 1B 70 n p1 p2 Generate Pulse to Open Cash Drawer 32 1B 73 n1 n2 k Write to Non Volatile Memory NVRAM 147 1B 74 n Select...

Page 134: ...Flash CRC 154 1D 10 n Erase Selected Flash Sector 155 1D 11 al ah cl ch d1 dn Download to Active Flash Sector 156 1D 14 n Reverse Feed n Lines 43 1D 15 n Reverse Feed n Dots 44 1D 21 n Select Charact...

Page 135: ...per 34 1D 57 nL nH Set Printing Area Width 52 1D 5C nL nH Set Relative Vertical Print Position in Page Mode 128 1D 5E r t m Execute Macro 130 1D 61 n Select or Cancel Automatic Status Back 110 1D 66 n...

Page 136: ...i Drop 25 1B 40 Initialize Printer 26 1B 43 n Set Slip Paper Eject Length 26 1B 63 30 n Select Receipt or Slip for Printing Slip for MICR Read 26 1B 63 31 n Select Receipt or Slip for Setting Line Spa...

Page 137: ...Paper One Line 36 0C Print and Return to Standard Mode Print and Eject Slip 36 0D Print and Carriage Return 37 14 n Feed n Print Lines 37 15 n Feed n Dot Rows 38 16 n Add n Extra Dot Rows 39 17 Print...

Page 138: ...Command Page 09 Horizontal Tab 45 1B 14 n Set Column 45 1B 24 n1 n2 Set Absolute Starting Position 46 1B 44 n k 00 Set Horizontal Tabs 47 1B 5C n1 n2 Set Relative Print Position 48 1B 61 n Select Just...

Page 139: ...Copy Character Set from ROM to RAM 62 1B 3F n Cancel User Defined Characters 63 1B 45 n Select or Cancel Emphasized Mode 63 1B 47 Select Double Strike A756 Emulation Mode 64 1B 47 n Select Double Stri...

Page 140: ...Graphics 78 1D 23 n Select Current Logo Downloaded Bit Image 79 1D 2A n1 n2 d1 dn Define Downloaded Bit Image 81 1D 2F m Print Downloaded Bit Image 83 1F 04 n Convert 6 Dots mm Bitmap to 8 Dots mm Bi...

Page 141: ...me Status Transmission GS Sequence 103 1D 05 Real Time Printer Status Transmission 109 Auto Status Back Code Hexadecimal Command Page 1D 61 n Select or Cancel Auto Status Back 110 Barcode Commands Cod...

Page 142: ...n Select Print Direction in Page Mode 124 1B 57 n1 n2 n8 Set printing Area in Page Mode 125 1D 24 nL nH Set Absolute Vertical Print Position in Page Mode 127 1D 5C nL nH Set Relative Vertical Print Po...

Page 143: ...1B 77 46 Check Flip Command 146 User Data Storage Commands Code Hexadecimal Command Page 1B 27 m addr d1 dm Write to User Data Storage 146 1B 34 m addr Read from User Data Storage 147 1B 6A k Read fro...

Page 144: ...Return Segment Number Status of Flash Memory 152 1D 02 n Select Flash Memory Sector to Download 153 1D 06 Get Firmware 153 1D 07 Return Microprocessor CRC 154 1D 0E Erase the Flash Memory 154 1D 0F R...

Page 145: ...Macro capabilities 9 Additional remote diagnostics Page Mode on the receipt Normally the printer will print data as it is sent In Page Mode the data to be printed is composed on a page before printing...

Page 146: ...FLASH or SRAM depending on the application developer s preferences Barcodes The 7158 supports printing of one dimensional barcodes on the slip station The receipt station supports ladder barcodes and...

Page 147: ...ty to record and execute a series of commands called a macro Additional Remote Diagnostics The 7158 supports 5 additional remote diagnostics Number of Flash cycles Number of knife jams Numbers of cove...

Page 148: ...n1 n2 Set Absolute Starting Position For graphics commands the position is scaled to best match the previous product In text mode the equivalent character position is calculated 1B 26 s c1 c2 n1 d1 nn...

Page 149: ...Emulation Mode this command calculates how many character positions to move based on the previous product s character width in dots 10 versus the current product 13 1B 61 n Select Justification This c...

Page 150: ...imal 10 Decimal 16 Clears the print line buffer without printing and sets the printer to the following condition 1 Receipt station is selected 2 Double Wide command 0x12 is cancelled 3 Line Spacing Pi...

Page 151: ...eset or the Clear 0x10 is received the feed roller and platen are opened This command executes if the platen is already closed This command is processed regardless of which station is selected Open Fo...

Page 152: ...ed regardless of which station is selected Perform Partial Knife Cut ASCII SUB or ESC m Hexadecimal 1A or 1B 6D Decimal 26 or 27 109 Cuts the receipt leaving 5 mm 20 inch of paper This command is impl...

Page 153: ...er is able to detect carriage motor jams eliminating the need to home the printhead after each slip transaction Select Peripheral Device for Multi Drop ASCII ESC n Hexadecimal 1B 3D n Decimal 27 61 n...

Page 154: ...ings for the startup configuration refer to Default settings above Single Wide Single High Non Rotated and Left Aligned characters are set and User defined characters or logo graphics are cleared Flas...

Page 155: ...When slip is selected the printer waits based on the slip waiting time setting ie 1B 66 m n for the paper to be inserted When slip has already been selected and the selection is changed the form is o...

Page 156: ...l 1B 63 31 n Decimal 27 99 49 n Value of n 1 2 3 Select receipt 4 Select Slip Default of n 1 Selects which station receives the effects of the following commands 1 Select Default Line Spacing 1B 32 2...

Page 157: ...er roll near end sensor enable 1 Off On 00 02 0 2 Paper roll near end sensor disabled Paper roll near end sensor enabled 2 Off On 00 04 0 4 Paper roll end sensor disabled Paper roll end sensor enabled...

Page 158: ...ffect the paper out sensor on the receipt station which will automatically stop the printer when the paper is depleted Enable or Disable Panel Buttons ASCII ESC c 5 n Hexadecimal 1B 63 35 n Decimal 27...

Page 159: ...the slip station It also sets the time n x 0 1 seconds that the printer waits to close the platen and start printing once the slip has been inserted The printer reads that a slip is inserted when the...

Page 160: ...is the hexadecimal number multiplied by 2 msec to equal the total time 1 On time p1 x 2 msec 2 Off time p2 x 2 msec Related Information The off time is the delay before the printer performs the next...

Page 161: ...e 7 33 Select Slip Station ASCII FS Hexadecimal 1C Decimal 28 Selects the Slip Station for all functions The receipt station is the default setting after the printer is initialized or the Clear Printe...

Page 162: ...otion unit and cuts the paper completely 66 Feeds paper to cutting position n times vertical motion unit and performs a partial cut Range of m 0 48 1 49 65 66 when used with n Range of n 0 255 Default...

Page 163: ...ons The receipt station is the default setting after the printer is initialized or the Clear Printer 0x10 command is received Print Test Form ASCII AX t Hexadecimal 1F 74 Decimal 31 116 Prints the cur...

Page 164: ...and Eject Slip ASCII FF Hexadecimal 0C Decimal 12 Prints data from the buffer to the slip station and if the paper sensor is covered reverses the slip out the front of the printer far enough to be acc...

Page 165: ...hers use it as print command Related Information See Ignoring Using the Carriage Return in Diagnostics for more information Carriage Return Line Feed pairs prints and feeds only one line Feed n Print...

Page 166: ...t Rows ASCII NAK n Hexadecimal 15 n Decimal 21 n Value of n Receipt Slip n 203 inchn 72 inch Range of n 0 127 A756 Emulation Mode 0 255 A758 Native Mode Feeds paper n dot rows without printing Receipt...

Page 167: ...The following table shows the relationship between the number of lines per inch and each extra dot row added for both the receipt and slip stations Receipt Station Slip Station Extra Rows Lines Per In...

Page 168: ...one line from the buffer and feeds paper one line Executes LF on receipt Executes LF on slip if previous character was not a CR Set Line Spacing to 1 6 Inch ASCII ESC 2 Hexadecimal 1B 32 Decimal 27 50...

Page 169: ...r the slip For the receipt the spacing is set to n 406 inches For the slip the line spacing is set to n 144 inches The line spacing equals the character height when n is too small If the Set Horizonta...

Page 170: ...the printer to print on the last line of the slip at 59 inches from the trailing edge and still retain the slip in the feed rollers for reverse feeding the paper back out of the slip station Related I...

Page 171: ...he number of lines on the slip station to be reverse fed Range of n 0 255 Prints one line from the buffer and reverse feeds the paper n lines on the slip station The receipt station cannot be reverse...

Page 172: ...ommand This command is ignored if receipt station is selected Set Horizontal and Vertical Minimum Motion Units ASCII GS P x y Hexadecimal 1D 50 x y Decimal 29 80 x y Value of x Horizontal Value of y V...

Page 173: ...in will move the tab positions When there are no tabs defined to the right of the current position or if the next tab is past the right margin line feed is executed both slip and receipt HT has no eff...

Page 174: ...ltiplying the column for the absolute starting position by 10 slip or receipt standard pitch or 8 receipt compressed pitch The example shows how to calculate column 29 10 dots per column as the absolu...

Page 175: ...position See the Horizontal Tab 09 command The tab positions remain unchanged if the character widths are changed after the tabs are set This command ends with hexadecimal 00 hexadecimal 1B 44 00 clea...

Page 176: ...are two bytes in low byte high byte word orientation Moves the print starting position the specified number of dots either right up to the right margin or left up to the left margin of the current po...

Page 177: ...ontal and Vertical Minimum Motion Units command 1D 50 in this document Compatibility Information 7158 receipt vs 7156 receipt There is a difference in the normal behavior of this command in A758 Nativ...

Page 178: ...mal 27 97 n Value of n 0 48 Left Aligned 1 49 Center Aligned 2 50 Right Aligned Range of n 0 2 48 50 Default 0 Left aligned Specifies the alignment of the characters graphics logos and bar codes on th...

Page 179: ...ng Area Width command 1D 57 in this document for a description of that command If the setting exceeds the printable area the maximum value of the printable area is used The maximum printable area is 5...

Page 180: ...ea follows the Set Left Margin command 1D 4C See the Set Left Margin command 1D 4C earlier in this document for a description Formulas To set the width of the printing area to one inch at the default...

Page 181: ...codes Select Double Wide Characters ASCII DC2 Hexadecimal 12 Decimal 18 Prints double wide characters The printer is reset to single wide mode after a line has been printed or the Clear Printer 0x10 c...

Page 182: ...ins in effect until the printer is reset or until a Clear Printer 0x10 Select or Cancel Upside Down Print 1B 7B or Select or Cancel Rotated Print 1B 56 command is received Exceptions This command is v...

Page 183: ...rd pitch Selects the character pitch for a print line Formulas The following table provides the print characteristics for both pitches on the receipt and slip stations Pitch Receipt Columns Receipt CP...

Page 184: ...he Set Horizontal and Vertical Minimum Motion Units 1D 50 command the value must be in even units and not less than the minimum amount of horizontal movement In Standard Mode the horizontal motion uni...

Page 185: ...6 Col Line 20 3 CPI Rec 80 Col Line 17 1 CPI Slip Bit 3 Empha sized Mode Canceled Set Bit 4 Double high2 Canceled Set Bit 5 Double wide Canceled Set Bit 7 Underli ned Mode Canceled Set Bits 1 2 6 are...

Page 186: ...as the basis Range 0 3 Default 0 Code Page 437 Selects either the Code Page 437 character set the Code Page 850 character set or the User Defined character set If the User Defined character set is sel...

Page 187: ...rs downloaded characters into RAM or Flash The command may be used to overwrite single characters User defined characters are available until power is turned off or the Initialize Printer command 1B 4...

Page 188: ...ters 1B 26 3 Slip Characters 1B 26 0 Most Significant Bit Is Not Printed d 10 dn MSB LSB d1 d4 dn MSB LSB d1 d2 d3 d4 d5 dn Values and Ranges Receipt c the ASCII codes of the first c1 and last c2 char...

Page 189: ...st c1 and last c2 characters respectively c1 Hex 20 FF Hex 20 is always printed as a space c2 Hex 20 FF Hex 20 is always printed as a space To define only one character use the same code for both c1 a...

Page 190: ...xceptions This command is ignored if n is out of the specified range This command is only available in A758 Native Mode Copy Character Set from ROM to RAM ASCII ESC 0 0 0 Hexadecimal 1B 3A 30 30 30 De...

Page 191: ...E n Hexadecimal 1B 45 n Decimal 27 69 Value of n 0 bit 0 not selected 1 bit 0 selected Range of n 0 255 Default 0 bit 0 Starts or stops emphasized printing on slip and receipt In Emphasized Mode on t...

Page 192: ...has been printed or after a Clear Printer 0x10 command is received Exceptions The settings do not apply in Page Mode However they can be set or cleared in Page Mode Double strike printing cannot be u...

Page 193: ...Least Significant Bit LSB Default 0 Off Turns Italic print mode on or off This command is only available in A758 Native Mode Italic print mode is available for built in user defined characters This co...

Page 194: ...0 4 Code Page 863 5 Code Page 865 6 Code Page 858 7 Code Page 866 Default 0 Code Page 437 Selects the character set to be used See Print Specifications for the character sets There are two codes for t...

Page 195: ...idirectional printing increases column alignment and provides higher quality printing Printing is normally bi directional because of the faster speed Select or Cancel 90 Degrees Clockwise Rotated Prin...

Page 196: ...characters The character order is inverted in the buffer so text is readable The command remains in effect until the Rotated Print 1B 12 command is received Only bit 0 is used Bits 1 7 are not used S...

Page 197: ...ter width using bits 4 to 7 as follows Character Width Selection Hex Decimal Width 00 0 1 normal 10 16 2 two times width 20 32 3 three times width 30 48 4 four times width 40 64 5 five times width 50...

Page 198: ...reversed In Page Mode vertical and horizontal direction are based on the character orientation When characters are enlarged with different sizes on one line all the characters on the line are aligned...

Page 199: ...it is also applied to character spacing which is set by Right Side Character Spacing 1B 20 This command can be used with built in characters and user defined characters but does not affect the space...

Page 200: ...2 Select superscript size Default 0 normal size Turns superscript or subscript modes on or off This attribute may be combined with other characters size settings commands 12 13 1B 21 n 1D 21 n This c...

Page 201: ...he normal size characters Double wide and double high characters are printed in the same orientation double high characters cannot be printed on the slip station They may also be mixed on the same lin...

Page 202: ...e data of a monochrome BMP file preceded by a hexadecimal 1B character The bit map is stored in the printer in the same manner as a downloaded bit image The downloaded BMP file can be printed by using...

Page 203: ...nly 7 bit MSB not printed In A758 Native Mode slip graphics are 8 bit Select Bit Image Mode continued on the next page Values Receipt Station Value of m Mode No of Dots Vertical No of Dots Horizontal...

Page 204: ...n 8 Dot Single Density Mode Value of n 24 Dot Single Density Mode Value of d n1 256 x n2 3 x n1 256 x n2 Number of Bytes of Data Printed left to right 8 dot mode Printed down then across 24 dot mode...

Page 205: ...Chapter 7 Programming Guide 7 77 Top of Bit Image 24 Dot Single Density Mode Receipt Only dn MSB LSB d1 d2 d3 d4 d7 d5 d6 dn...

Page 206: ...x n2 3 x n1 256 x n2 Number of Bytes of Data Printed Down Then Across Enters one line of 7 slip in 7156 mode or 8 dot double density graphics into the print buffer Any print command is required to pri...

Page 207: ...previously existing application that expects only one possible logo the printer will not receive the Select Current Logo 1D 23 n command In this case the printer assigns 0 as the active logo identifi...

Page 208: ...7 80 Chapter 7 Programming Guide Exceptions This command is only valid for the receipt station However it will be processed correctly regardless of whether the receipt station is currently selected...

Page 209: ...uch as a logo into RAM or Flash with the number of dots specified by n1 and n2 in A756 Emulation unless loaded into Flash The downloaded bit image is available until power is turned off another bit im...

Page 210: ...umn Column One 72 x 8 Max Row One Row 64 Max 64 65 d Exceptions See the illustration for the Print Downloaded Bit Image command 1D 2F for a representation of the bit image Related Information See 1D 2...

Page 211: ...per inch Prints a downloaded bit image in RAM or Flash on the receipt station at a density specified by m It is ignored if any data is in the print buffer if the downloaded bit image is undefined or i...

Page 212: ...ault 0 Off Selects or cancels 6 dot mm in A756 Emulation Mode When the 6 dot mm emulation is selected logos and graphics are expanded horizontally and vertically to emulate their size on a 6 dot mm pr...

Page 213: ...this busy condition it would not be processed In fact no Batch Commands are processed while the printer is in this state Real Time Commands These commands are sent to the printer and are NOT stored i...

Page 214: ...ny of the Batch Mode Printer Status commands If the fault causing the busy condition can be cleared such as by loading paper or letting the thermal printhead cool down the printer will resume processi...

Page 215: ...nt 03 Ignored No Change Printer Does Not Stay BUSY1 1PAPER EXHAUST LINE is valid to indicate previously requested status This command allows the printer to inform the host when the data in the buffer...

Page 216: ...printer waits for DSR SPACE Status Byte RS 232C Bit Function 0 Signifies 1 Signifies 0 Receipt Paper Ok Low 1 Receipt Cover or Front Cover Closed Open 2 Receipt Paper Ok Out 3 Knife or Slip Ok Jam 4 A...

Page 217: ...del ID NCR 7156 0x26 A756 Emulation 2 50 Type ID Installed options Refer to the table below 3 51 ROM version ID ROM version 0x00 4 52 Logo Definition Logo Definition Refer to table below Type ID n 2 B...

Page 218: ...Bit Off On Hex Decimal Function 0 Off 00 0 No logo definition loaded by application On 01 1 Logo loaded by application 1 Undefined 2 Undefined 3 Undefined 4 Off 00 0 Not used Fixed to Off 5 Undefined...

Page 219: ...s The first item group in the table includes an example of data to send and to receive Data sent from the host to write to NVRAM must contain all digits required by the remote diagnostic item All data...

Page 220: ...are part returns 14 bytes 2F 47 Boot firmware CRC 4 digit ASCII Return Boot firmware CRC returns 6 bytes 3 33 51 Flash firmware part 12 digit ASCII Return Flash firmware part returns 14 bytes 7 37 55...

Page 221: ...to 0 87 135 Knife cut tally Return knife cut tally returns 10 bytes 88 136 Slip character tally 8 digit ASCII numeric max 99 999 999 Write to NVRAM 89 137 Slip character tally Write to NVRAM and print...

Page 222: ...rmware version returns 6 bytes A4 164 Flash cycles tally 8 digit ASCII numeric max 99 999 999 Write to NVRAM A5 165 Flash cycles tally Write to NVRAM and print on receipt to verify a A6 166 Flash cycl...

Page 223: ...tally Return Cover openings tally returns 10 bytes B2 178 Max Temperature tally Set Max temp tally to 273 B3 179 Max Temperature tally Return Max Temperature tally returns 10 bytes B4 180 Slip lines t...

Page 224: ...communications handshaking control is selected the printer transmits the one byte response only when the host signal DSR indicates it is ready to receive data When XON XOFF RS232C communications hands...

Page 225: ...n 00 20 0 32 Slip leading edge sensor paper present Slip leading edge sensor no paper 6 Off On 00 40 0 64 Slip trailing edge sensor paper present Slip trailing edge sensor no paper 7 Off 00 0 Not used...

Page 226: ...lash Memory Status n 4 or n 52 Bit Off On Hex Decimal Status for Transmit Status 0 Off 00 0 Undefined Fixed to off 1 Off 00 0 Undefined Fixed to off 2 Off On 00 04 0 4 User data storage write successf...

Page 227: ...order in which they were solicited Batch Mode Response Response Recognized By ASCII HEX ESC u 0 1B 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x x Binary ESC v 1B 76 0 0 0 0 0 x x x Binary GS I n 1D 49 n 0 x x 0 x x x x Binary...

Page 228: ...loaded This is true for all error conditions knife home error slip paper jam thermal printhead overheat etc In addition there is no way to restart the printer after a paper jam or to cancel a slip wai...

Page 229: ...receiving it and will transmit status regardless of the condition of the DSR signal Second the printer transmits status whenever it recognizes a Real Time Status Transmission command sequence even if...

Page 230: ...en the printer is busy due to an error condition then data stops being processed out of the buffer until the condition clears one way or another In either case but more quickly in the case of an error...

Page 231: ...tatus 5 Slip paper status Transmits the selected one byte printer status specified by n in Real Time according to the following parameters This command includes two sequences GS and DLE Exceptions The...

Page 232: ...0 0 Fixed to Off Real Time Status Transmission continued on the next page 2 Transmit RS 232C Busy Status Bit Status Hex Decimal Function 0 Off 00 0 Fixed to Off 1 On 02 2 Fixed to On 2 Off On 00 04 0...

Page 233: ...thead temp power supply voltage are in range Thermal printhead temp power supply voltage are out of range 7 Off 00 0 Fixed to Off Real Time Status Transmission continued on the next page 4 Transmit Re...

Page 234: ...On 00 04 0 4 Slip paper selected Receipt paper selected 3 Off On 00 08 0 8 Not waiting for slip Waiting for slip 4 On 10 16 Fixed to On 5 Off On 00 20 0 32 Slip leading edge sensor paper preset Slip...

Page 235: ...from line to line such as character height and width are still preserved with this command This sequence is ignored except when the printer is busy due to an error condition If the receipt is selected...

Page 236: ...error recovery possibilities exist as for n 1 n 3 Cancels the slip waiting status This sequence is ignored except when the printer is waiting for a slip to be inserted When slip waiting is canceled th...

Page 237: ...ceipt paper adequate Receipt paper low 2 Off On 00 04 0 4 Both receipt and cassette doors closed Receipt or cassette door open 3 Off On 00 08 0 8 Not busy at the RS 232C interface Printer is busy at t...

Page 238: ...ween the printer receiving this command and changing the ASB response depending on the receive buffer status If any of the status items listed are selected ASB is enabled and the printer automatically...

Page 239: ...r status disabled Slip detector slip paper status enabled 6 Undefined 7 Undefined Default 0 ASB disabled Select or Cancel Status Back continued on the next page Exceptions If n 0 ASB is disabled Relat...

Page 240: ...Paper Feed Button is pressed 7 Off 00 0 Not used Fixed to off Select or Cancel Status Back continued on the next page Second Byte Error information Bit Off On Hex Decimal Status for ASB 0 Undefined 1...

Page 241: ...ip leading edge sensor paper present Slip leading edge sensor no paper 6 Off On 00 40 0 64 Slip trailing edge sensor paper preset Slip trailing edge sensor no paper 7 Off 00 0 Not used Fixed to off Se...

Page 242: ...e narrow modules The default is 3 DPM 7158 firmware ranges from 1 dot per module to 5 dots per module DPM printed on the receipt The default is 2 DPM Select Printing Position for HRI Characters ASCII...

Page 243: ...de characters When slip is selected as the interface HRI is always compressed Select Bar Code Height ASCII GS h n Hexadecimal 1D 68 n Decimal 29 104 n Value of n Number of dots Range of n 1 255 Defaul...

Page 244: ...e are two variations to this command The first variation uses a NUL character to terminate the string the second uses a length byte at the beginning of the string to compensate for the Code 128 bar co...

Page 245: ...p code is supplied by printer if necessary Variable Length 5 Interleaved 2 of 5 48 57 Variable Length Even Number 6 Codabar 65 68 start code 48 57 36 43 45 46 47 58 Variable Length 10 PDF 417 1 255 Va...

Page 246: ...code is supplied by printer if necessary Variable 70 Interleave d 2 of 5 ITF 48 57 Variable Even Number 71 CODABA R NW 7 65 68 start code 48 57 36 43 45 46 47 58 Variable 72 Code 93 48 57 65 90 ASCII...

Page 247: ...justified PDF417 and Code 93 are only available in A758 Native Mode Select Bar Code Width ASCII GS w n Hexadecimal 1D 77 n Decimal 29 119 n Value of n 1 2 3 4 5 Default 3 for receipt 2 for slip Sets...

Page 248: ...he Select Page Mode command 1B 4C puts the printer into Page Mode Any commands that are received are interpreted as Page Mode commands Several commands react differently when in Standard Mode and Page...

Page 249: ...orm command which is performed when the printer is not in Page Mode Exceptions This command is only used in Page Mode Print Data in Page Mode ASCII ESC FF Hexadecimal 1B 0C Decimal 27 12 Collectively...

Page 250: ...e set independently in Standard Mode and Page Mode to those for Page Mode 1 Set Right Side Character Spacing 1B 20 2 Select 1 6 Inch Line Spacing 1B 32 3 Set Line Spacing 1B 33 It is possible only to...

Page 251: ...position is set to the beginning of the line This command switches the settings for the following commands the values for these commands can be set independently in Standard Mode and Page Mode to tho...

Page 252: ...page B 2 Lower right corner proceeding across page to the left upside down C 3 Upper right corner proceeding down page D A D B Default 0 Upper left corner proceeding across page to the right The comm...

Page 253: ...any mode Formulas The starting position of the print area is the upper left of the area to be printed x0 y0 The length of the area to be printed in the y direction is set to dy inches The length of t...

Page 254: ...he following notes in mind for this command 5 The fundamental calculation pitch depends on the vertical or horizontal direction 6 The maximum printable area in the x direction is 576 203 inches 7 The...

Page 255: ...when the starting position is set to the upper left or lower right and sets the absolute position in the horizontal direction when the starting position is set to the upper right or lower left The hor...

Page 256: ...ion is set to the upper right or lower left of the printing area the horizontal motion unit x is used Value The value for the horizontal and vertical movement cannot be less than the minimum horizonta...

Page 257: ...received Normal printing occurs while the macro is defined When the power is turned on the macro is not defined The defined contents of the macro are not cleared by the Initialize Printer 1B 40 thus t...

Page 258: ...ion the number of specified times When the macro is executed by pressing the Paper Feed Button m 1 paper cannot be fed by using the Paper Feed Button Formulas The waiting time is t x 100 msec for ever...

Page 259: ...create and maintain an Exceptions table Read MICR Data and Transmit ASCII ESC w 1 Hexadecimal 1B 77 01 Decimal 27 119 1 Default All data returned Reads and transmits the MICR data and adds a Carriage...

Page 260: ...is to be the default parse string at printer power up If no parameters are selected parsing is not performed d1 through dn are the parse string The string must be CR terminated If the string has inval...

Page 261: ...ble Variable Length Field Optional Modifiers Selector Comments Zero fill to length 0 ASCII zero preceding maximum length Maximum length nn 1 or 2 digit ASCII number Remove space dash X Replace space d...

Page 262: ...heck Amount field present No error Field Separator x Field separator preceded by a single quote so a field separator of the letter A would be sent as A 0x27 0x41 If a Carriage Return is specified as a...

Page 263: ...e for the exception table The parsing parameter string is stored packed in NVRAM starting at word 10 with the total byte length stored in the high order byte of word 10 While most parameters take two...

Page 264: ...e account number Final Carriage Return ESC w p 18 X A CR Maximum 18 characters in the account number with spaces and dashes removed Final Carriage Return ESC w p 18 x A CR Maximum 18 characters in the...

Page 265: ...ck number zero filled if check number is only three characters long Final Carriage Return ESC w p K9 X T 18 X A 04C CR U S check all nine characters in the transit number because there are no dashes C...

Page 266: ...ing Guide ESC w p T A C S CR All characters in the transit number Field separator All characters in the account number Field separator All characters in the check number Field separator Two digit stat...

Page 267: ...d processing of the parsing parameters will stop Any data remaining after the unrecognized parameter will be treated as normal input data If parameters are not defined for example 1B 77 50 CR or 1B 77...

Page 268: ...Guide Once a parsing format is specified the following values are returned MICR Characters ASCII Hexadecimal Numerics Space Dash Field separator Country code 0 9 0x30 0x39 0x20 0x2D As specified in t...

Page 269: ...ccco txxxxxxxxxt xxxxxxxxo Otherwise a three or more digit number to the right of the rightmost on us symbol and to the left of the leftmost amount symbol if an amount field is present is the check se...

Page 270: ...ic bank is picked out by its transit number and the firmware will look in the exception table for a transit number match before looking in the normal check serial number locations In this example with...

Page 271: ...s at word 20 in NVRAM Each entry takes five words There is room for eight exceptions with a sumcheck written in the last word An application can load local exceptions into the printer using the write...

Page 272: ...character account character or skip this character or symbol The five low order bits of each byte contain the number of characters of that type to extract Most exceptions will not need to use all six...

Page 273: ...mmands 0x1B 0x73 0x22 0x13 30 0x1B 0x73 0x76 0x32 31 After the right transit symbol are four characters to skip a seven digit account number two characters to skip and finally a four digit check seria...

Page 274: ...p the check is measured to see that it is of an appropriate size see Chapter 4 Media and Supplies Forms Specification to be flipped If not the check is fed back to the user Exception This command is a...

Page 275: ...olatile Memory ASCII ESC j k Hexadecimal 1B 6A k Decimal 27 106 k Range of k 20 63 decimal Reads a two byte word from location k in the history EEROM The printer returns the word at the next available...

Page 276: ...h Memory This is the default condition for logo Flash storage A logo defined following this command is stored in Flash Memory n 50 ASCII n 2 Loads user defined characters to RAM only This is the defau...

Page 277: ...s the allocation of Flash sectors between user data storage and logos user defined characters This allocation is saved in the EEPROM of the printer and is therefore saved across power cycles n1 n2 2 5...

Page 278: ...set with another In both cases all logos and character set definitions are erased and must be redefined n 50 ASCII n 2 This command erases all sectors available for user data storage Important While...

Page 279: ...he printer has reset The printer never goes directly from the Download Mode to normal printer operation To return to normal printer operation either the operator must turn the power off and then on to...

Page 280: ...nt Number Status of Flash Memory ASCII GS SOH Hexadecimal 1D 01 Decimal 29 1 Returns the size of the Flash used There may be 8 16 or 32 sectors 64K each in Flash Memory This command assures that the f...

Page 281: ...cceptable or an NAK if the sector number is not acceptable Sector numbers start at 0 Exceptions Available only in Download Mode Get Firmware CRC ASCII GS ACK Hexadecimal 1D 06 Decimal 29 6 Causes the...

Page 282: ...y ASCII GS SO Hexadecimal 1D 0E Decimal 29 14 Causes the entire Flash Memory except the boot to be erased The printer returns ACK if the command is successful NAK if it is unsuccessful Exceptions Avai...

Page 283: ...and Range of n 0 7 512K bytes Flash 0 15 1M bytes Flash 0 31 2M bytes Flash Erases the previously selected sector The printer transmits ACK when the sector has been erased If the previous sector is no...

Page 284: ...start address is relative to the start of the sector Addresses run from 0 to 64K The printer may return one of several responses ACK means that the data was written correctly and the host should tran...

Page 285: ...and the printer should have firmware loaded and external switches set to the runtime settings Application software for downloading should prompt the user to set the external switches and confirm befor...

Page 286: ...7 158 Chapter 7 Programming Guide...

Page 287: ...als Advantages of USB connections USB has a number of advantages over legacy connection schemes e g serial RS 232 These advantages include High Speed up to 12 MB second for high speed devices Plug and...

Page 288: ...s These devices include image scanners and printers As the speed and capability of POS printers increases the performance of the printer in an application can become limited by the speed of the commun...

Page 289: ...ws 95 and 98 1 Open the Control Panel 2 Click on System Windows 98 or System Properties Windows 95 The Windows 95 operating system version should read 4 00 950 B If your system is not current you ll n...

Page 290: ...Note Even though the host may have a USB port Windows NT does not natively support plug and play USB because it does not have a built in driver You will need to load the NCR Windows NT USB driver see...

Page 291: ...he USB connector prior to installing the new USB board 1 You need to obtain Part Number 497 0417 2 Unplug the printer s power cable Back of Printer Strain Relief DIP Switches Communication Connector 9...

Page 292: ...l for printing the diagnostic form To remove the Options Board and install the USB Board You ll need a No 1 Phillips screwdriver to complete this task Warning Electrostatic discharge could damage the...

Page 293: ...onto the Controller Board where you just removed the Options Board by carefully aligning the connectors and pushing the USB Board down into place 6 Replace the Top PCB Cover Options PCB Cage over the...

Page 294: ...per operation The printer can be configured to use hardware flow control using DTR DSR or software flow control using XON XOFF All other serial communication parameters i e baud rate parity stop bits...

Page 295: ...s shown in the ON position On DIP Switch 4 3 2 1 3 Open the Front Cover of the printer and press the Reset button while pressing the Paper Feed button The printer beeps prints the current configuratio...

Page 296: ...nd No with a short click Press and hold the Paper Feed button for at least one second for a long click Press the Paper Feed button quickly for a short click 5 Select Set Communication Interface from t...

Page 297: ...aining communications parameters 9 When you have finished set DIP switch 1 to Off down 10 Press the Reset button The printer resets with the new selection You can verify the new setting by pressing th...

Page 298: ...m the host to the printer be careful to plug it into the USB Board connector only Do not insert the USB cable into the Cash Drawer connector on the right back of the printer Damage to the printer coul...

Page 299: ...Relief USB Cable To the USB Connector Strain Relief Cash Drawer Cable Power Supply or Adapter Cable Cash Drawer Cable Data 3 Data 2 1 5V USB 4 Ground PC end of USB Cable Pinouts of Printer end of USB...

Page 300: ...drivers were installed correctly Windows 95 and 98 1 Open the Device Manager window as you did in Checking for USB Support 2 Scroll down to Universal serial bus controllers The following devices shoul...

Page 301: ...the installation wasn t successful You will need to reinstall the drivers Windows NT Go the Windows Start button and select Programs InsideOut Networks Utilities Edgeport Configuration Utility A wind...

Page 302: ...ration Methods on the following page Running the Edgeport Utility You ll need to run the Edgeport utility to check which serial port has been assigned to the printer This utility queries and configure...

Page 303: ...w the directions on the resulting form to assign a new port to the printer Associating a serial port with a specific USB port Windows 98 and NT In certain installations it is desirable to associate a...

Page 304: ...the Edgeport Configuration Utility to uninstall the drivers 1 Press Windows Start Menu button 2 Choose Programs then Inside Out Networks Utilities 3 Choose Edgeport Configuration Utility 4 Click the...

Page 305: ...Chapter 8 Universal Serial Bus 8 19 Troubleshooting Problem Solution Device not working Check for conflicting USB devices Check Comport assignment in application Reconnect USB connector to PC...

Page 306: ...per second depending on other processes that takes place in the terminal Under Windows 95 the USB printer yields significantly slow print speed with a maximum output of 25 lines per second This issue...

Page 307: ...4 standard features 1 2 test the printer 3 14 testing 2 11 Accessories See Supplies Adapters ordering 4 2 Axiohm address 3 40 B Bar code commands 7 114 Bar codes commands 7 114 BASIC sending commands...

Page 308: ...age mode 7 120 print 7 36 print characteristics 7 53 printer function 7 22 printer status 7 85 real time 7 100 real time rules for using 7 101 realtime moving data through the buffer 7 102 user data s...

Page 309: ...ad over under temperature 3 33 Dimensions of printer 5 36 Documentation ordering 4 4 DOS sending commands 6 1 DTR DSR protocol 6 7 Duty cycle 5 16 receipt 5 22 slip 5 16 E Electrical 5 10 Electrical i...

Page 310: ...1 MICR check reader commands 7 131 MICR parsing 7 132 check serial number parsing 7 141 exception table entry format 7 144 exception table loading 7 143 exception table maintaining 7 145 parameter str...

Page 311: ...l environment 5 10 Positioning slip 5 12 Power maximum 3 27 Power requirements 5 25 Power supply cable connecting 2 7 Power supply cord ordering 4 2 Print characterisitics commands 7 53 Print characte...

Page 312: ...Receipt duty cycle 5 22 format 5 17 media 5 11 paper low 5 22 poor print quality 3 34 print zone 5 18 printing 5 17 standard features 5 5 throughput 5 21 Receipt paper changing 3 3 loading 2 8 Receipt...

Page 313: ...n cassette 4 4 slip table 4 4 Switch settings 5 27 T Technical specifications RS 232C interface 6 8 Temperature 5 10 Testing the printer 2 11 3 14 Tests testing the printer 2 11 3 14 Thermal paper ord...

Page 314: ...Index 8 W Weight of printer 5 36 X XON XOFF protocol 6 6...

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