Telpar MTP-1530II Receipt Thermal Printer User Manual
MTP-1530II User Manual (Revision 20120510)
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1.
For UPC-A or UPC-E, Printing starts after 12 data bytes are received.
2.
For JAN13 (EAN13), Printing starts after 13 data bytes are received.
3.
For JAN8 (EAN8), Printing starts after 8 data bytes are received.
4.
For ITF, the number of data bytes must be an even number.
4.5.9 GS k
+m +n
+d1
∼
dn [1D 6B
+m +n
(DATA)]
For +m = 41hex through 49hex,
+m
selects the bar code type, +n =
number of data bytes to follow.
Bar Code Command Values
+m
Bar Code
+n(dec) =
Valid data
41 hex
UPC-A
11 or 12
0 - 9
42 hex
UPC-E
11 or 12
0 – 9
43 hex
JAN(EAN)13
12 or 13
0 - 9
44 hex
JAN(EAN)8
7 or 8
0 - 9
45 hex
CODE39
1 thru 255
0 - 9, A-Z,
space, $ % + -
. /
46hex
I 2 of 5
even 1 thru 255
0 - 9
47hex
CODABAR
1 thru 255
0 – 9, A,B,C,D,
$ + - . / :
48hex
Code93
1 thru 255
00hex thru
7Fhex
49hex
Code128
2 thru 255
00hex thru
7Fhex
Bar Code Command Values
Notes:
1.
+n indicates the number of data bytes which follow.
2.
If +n is outside the allowable range, the command aborts and following data is
treated as normal data.
Notes when CODE93 (+m=48hex) is used:
1.
In the HRI fields, a small square is printed as the start character and as the
stop character before and after the HRI character string.
2.
In the HRI field, a small solid block followed by alphabetic character is
printed when a control code is printed. The character printed after the block
for each control code is (nn in hex,alphe character): 00,U 01,A 02,B 03,C
04,D 05,E 06,F 07,G 08,H 09,I 0A,J 0B,K 0C,L 0D,M 0E,N 0F,O 10,P 11,Q
12,R 13,S 14,T 15,U 16,V 17,W 18,X 19,Y 1A,Z 1B,A 1C,B 1D,C 1E,D
1F,E 7F,T..
Notes when CODE128 (+m=49 hex) is used:
1.
The first character of the bar code data string must be the code set
selection character (CodeA, CodeB, or CodeC) which selects the first code
set to use. Code setcharacters are specified by sending a two character
sequence, the first character is { (7B hex) and the second is a printable
ASCII character. CodeA = {A, CodeB = {B, CodeC = {C.
a.
Code set A consists of the ASCII characters 00 hex through 5F hex,
FNC1 through FNC4, SHIFT, CodeB, and CodeC.
b.
Code set B consists of the ASCII characters 20 hex through 7F hex,
FNC1 through FNC4, SHIFT, CodeA, and CodeC.
c.
Code set C consists of 2-digit numeral characters using one character
(100 numerals from 00 dec through 99 dec or 00 hex through 63 hex),
FNC1, CodeA, and CodeB.
2.
Special characters are specified by sending a two character sequence, the
first character is { (7B hex) and the second is a printable ASCII character.
