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5 0/1 00 Reserve
6 0/1 00 Reserve
7 0 00 Fixed to 0
Second byte (printer information)
Bit Off/On Hex. Description
0 0/1 00/01 PRST without paper / PRST with paper
1 0/1 00/02 Normal/Paper jam on printing part
2 0/1 00/04 Normal/Paper jam on PRST
3 0/1 00/08 Normal/Black mark missing
4 0/1 00/10 Normal/Auto paper loading error
5 0/1 00/20 Buffer not full/buffer full
6 0/1 00/40 System normal/error
7 0 00 Fixed to 0
Third byte (printer information)
Bit Off/On Hex. Description Possible error*
00000/10000 00/10
Printer idle status
Normal/Error
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end/ near end
00001/10001 01/11
Printing status
Normal/ Error
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end/ near end ,Paper jam
00010/10010 02/12
Cutting paper status
Normal/ Error
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end / near end , cutter error
Paper jam
00011/10011 03/13
PRST feeding paper status
Normal/ Error
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end / near end , paper jam
00100/10100 04/14
PRST waiting status
Normal/Error
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end / near end
00101/10101 05/15
PRST retraction status
Normal/Error
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end / near end , paper jam
00110/10110 06/16
PRST ejection status
Error/Normal
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end / near end , paper jam
0-4
00111/10111 07/17
Auto paper loading status
Normal/Error
Top cover open,
Printhead overheated, paper
end / near end
5 0/1 00/20
PrstIn with paper / PrstIn
without paper
6 0/1 00/40
No FEED button action/FEED
button action
7 0/1 00/80
Paper retract normally
／
user
take the paper away in the
process of retracting
Fourth byte (printer information)
Bit Off/On Hex. Description
0-3 000 00 Fixed to 0
4-7 111 70 Fixed to 1
Notes
：
• The function of the fifth and the seventh byte are optional (by set the states of PrstIn
sensor), the fifth and the seventh byte set to 0 when the function is effective.
• The fifth and the seventh byte both indicates states and do not effect the action of