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Wincor Nixdorf TH180, Programmer'S Manual

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Contents 

Control  Code  List ...................................................................................................................................... 1

 

Commands related to printing instructions ................................................................................... 1

 

Commands related to printing characters ..................................................................................... 1

 

Commands related to the print position ....................................................................................... 2

 

Commands related to bit images ................................................................................................... 2

 

Commands related to macro functions ......................................................................................... 2

 

Commands related to bar code ..................................................................................................... 2

 

Commands related to new line quantities ..................................................................................... 3

 

Commands related to mechanical control ..................................................................................... 3

 

Command related to paper detectors ........................................................................................... 3

 

Commands related to the status ................................................................................................... 3

 

Command related to the panel switches ....................................................................................... 3

 

Commands related to auxiliary functions ...................................................................................... 4

 

Commands related to extension functions ................................................................................... 4

 

Commands related to the two-dimensional barcode ..................................................................... 4

 

Code Tables .............................................................................................................................................. 5

 

Page 0 (PC437) .............................................................................................................................. 5

 

Page 1 (Katakana) .......................................................................................................................... 6

 

Page 2 (PC850) .............................................................................................................................. 7

 

Page 3 (PC860) .............................................................................................................................. 8

 

Page 4 (PC863) .............................................................................................................................. 9

 

Page 5 (PC865) ............................................................................................................................ 10

 

Page 16 (WPC1252) ..................................................................................................................... 11

 

Page 17 (PC866)........................................................................................................................... 12

 

Page 18 (PC852)........................................................................................................................... 13

 

Page 19 (PC858)........................................................................................................................... 14

 

Page 254 (MIK) ............................................................................................................................ 15

 

Page 255 (Blank Page) ................................................................................................................. 16

 

Page 8 (PC857) ............................................................................................................................ 17

 

Page 26 ( Thai code 18) ................................................................................................................ 18

 

Page 40 (PC864)........................................................................................................................... 19

 

Page 249 (PC851)......................................................................................................................... 20

 

Page 250 (PC869)......................................................................................................................... 21

 

Page 251 (ISO8859-2) .................................................................................................................. 22

 

Page 252 (ISO8859-7) .................................................................................................................. 23

 

Page 253 (PC866 Type 2) ............................................................................................................. 24

 

Command  Details .................................................................................................................................... 25

 

Commands related to printing instructions ................................................................................. 25

 

LF ..................................................................................................................................................... 25

 

FF ..................................................................................................................................................... 25

 

CR .................................................................................................................................................... 26

 

ESC  FF ............................................................................................................................................. 26

 

ESC J n ............................................................................................................................................ 27

 

ESC d n ............................................................................................................................................ 28

 

Commands related to printing characters ................................................................................... 29

 

CAN .................................................................................................................................................. 29

 

ESC SP n ......................................................................................................................................... 30

 

ESC !  n ............................................................................................................................................. 31

 

ESC % n ........................................................................................................................................... 33

 

ESC & y c1 c2 

 

 [xld1 d(y×x1)]     [xkd1d (y×xk)] ............................................................................. 34

 

Summary of Contents for TH180

Page 1: ...TH180 Thermal Printer Programmer s Guide Edition November 2012 ...

Page 2: ... GmbH 2012 The reproduction transmission or use of this document or its contents is not permitted without express authority Offenders will be liable for damages All rights including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design are reserved Delivery subject to availability technical modifications possible ...

Page 3: ...ands related to extension functions 4 Commands related to the two dimensional barcode 4 Code Tables 5 Page 0 PC437 5 Page 1 Katakana 6 Page 2 PC850 7 Page 3 PC860 8 Page 4 PC863 9 Page 5 PC865 10 Page 16 WPC1252 11 Page 17 PC866 12 Page 18 PC852 13 Page 19 PC858 14 Page 254 MIK 15 Page 255 Blank Page 16 Page 8 PC857 17 Page 26 Thai code 18 18 Page 40 PC864 19 Page 249 PC851 20 Page 250 PC869 21 Pa...

Page 4: ... d1 dk 1 xL xH yL yH d1 dk n 67 GS x y data x y 8 69 GS m 70 GS v 0 m xL xH yL yH d1 dk 71 Commands related to macro functions 73 GS 73 GS r t m 74 Commands related to bar code 75 GS H n 75 GS f n 76 GS h n 76 GS k m d1 dk NULL 77 GS k m n d1 dn 79 GS w n 81 Commands related to new line quantities 82 ESC 2 82 ESC 3 n 83 Commands related to mechanical control 84 GS V m 84 GS V m n 85 ESC i 86 ESC m...

Page 5: ... fn m 137 GS L pL pH m fn parameter 138 GS 8 L p1 p2 p3 p4 m fn parameter 138 Function 48 GS L pL pH m f n 139 Function 50 GS L pL pH m f n 139 Function 51 GS L pL pH m fn 139 Function 64 GS L pL pH m fn d1 d2 140 Function 65 GS L pL pH m fn d1 d2 d3 141 Function 66 GS L pL pH m fn kc1 kc2 141 Function 67 GS L pL pH m fn a kc1 kc2 b xL xH yL yH c d1 dk 1 c d1 dk b142 Function 69 GS L pL pH m fn kc...

Page 6: ...et right side character spacing 3 ESC n Select print mode s 4 ESC n Select cancel user defined character set 5 ESC y c1 c2 Define user defined characters 6 ESC n Turn underline mode on off 7 ESC n Turn emphasized mode on off 8 ESC E n Turn double strike mode on off 9 ESC G n Turn double strike mode on off 10 ESC M n Select character fonts 11 ESC R n Select international character set 12 ESC V n Tu...

Page 7: ...or character direction in page mode Commands related to bit images No Control code Designation 1 ESC m nL nH Select bit image mode 2 FS p n m Print in NV bit mode image 3 FS q n Define NV bit image mode 4 GS x y Define user defined bit image 5 GS m Print user defined bit image 6 GS v 0 m xL xH Print a raster bit image Commands related to macro functions No Control code Designation 1 GS Start end m...

Page 8: ...ed to paper detectors No Control code Designation 1 ESC c 3 n Select paper sensor s to output paper out signals 2 ESC c 4 n Select paper sensor s to stop printing Commands related to the status No Control code Designation 1 DLE EOT n Real time status transmission 2 GS a n Enable disable automatic status back ASB 3 GS r n Transmit status 4 ESC u n Transmit peripheral device status 5 ESC v Transmit ...

Page 9: ...ion functions No Control code Designation 1 GS A pL pH n m Execute test print 2 GS C pL pH fn b Edit user NV memory 3 GS D pL pH m Valid invalid real time command 4 GS E pL pH fn User setting command group 5 GS H pL pH fn m Request of response sending 6 GS K pL pH fn m Printing control method selection 7 GS L pL pH m fn Graphics data designation 8 GS 8 L p1 p2 p3 p4 Graphics data designation 9 GS ...

Page 10: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 5 Code Tables Page 0 PC437 ...

Page 11: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 6 Page 1 Katakana ...

Page 12: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 7 Page 2 PC850 ...

Page 13: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 8 Page 3 PC860 ...

Page 14: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 9 Page 4 PC863 ...

Page 15: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 10 Page 5 PC865 ...

Page 16: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 11 Page 16 WPC1252 ...

Page 17: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 12 Page 17 PC866 ...

Page 18: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 13 Page 18 PC852 ...

Page 19: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 14 Page 19 PC858 ...

Page 20: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 15 Page 254 MIK ...

Page 21: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 16 Page 255 Blank Page ...

Page 22: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 17 Page 8 PC857 ...

Page 23: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 18 Page 26 Thai code 18 ...

Page 24: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 19 Page 40 PC864 ...

Page 25: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 20 Page 249 PC851 ...

Page 26: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 21 Page 250 PC869 ...

Page 27: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 22 Page 251 ISO8859 2 ...

Page 28: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 23 Page 252 ISO8859 7 ...

Page 29: ...TH180 Programmer s Guide 24 Page 253 PC866 Type 2 ...

Page 30: ...ata a Line feed operation is performed according to line feed increments if no data is printed b A line feed operation is performed according to the height of print data including underlined data if print data is included FF Designation Print and return to standard mode in page mode Format 0CH Valid limits Initial value Function 1 Batch prints the data expanded in all print areas and returns to st...

Page 31: ...ions printing is set up using the SETUP AUTO LF at power on and reset 4 After printing is finished the beginning of a new line is set as the next print position ESC FF Designation Print data in page mode Format 1BH 0CH Valid limits Initial value Function 1 Batch prints the data expanded in all print areas in page mode 2 This command is valid only when page mode is selected 3 After printing is fini...

Page 32: ...tions given below are executed based on the starting point a The print position is moved in the paper feed direction if the starting point has been specified as upper left or lower right using the Select print direction in page mode command ESC T At this time the vertical motion unit y is used b If the starting point has been specified as upper right or lower left using the Select print direction ...

Page 33: ... feed amount specified using the following commands a Select 1 6 inch line spacing ESC 2 b Set line spacing ESC 3 4 If n basic calculated pitch exceeds about 900 mm 35 4 inches the paper is advanced about 900 mm 35 4 inches 5 When the initial value of line feed increments is smaller than the height of printed data a Line feed operation is performed according to line feed increments if no data is p...

Page 34: ...a in page mode Format 18H Valid limits Initial value Function 1 Erases all data in the print area currently set in page mode 2 This command is valid only when page mode is selected 3 Any data that has been previously set in a print area will be erased if it is included in the print area currently set ...

Page 35: ...er the right side spacing has been setup 6 If the calculation result contains a fraction the value is corrected using the minimum pitch of the mechanism The remainder is then discarded 7 In standard mode the horizontal motion unit x is used 8 In page mode the operations given below are executed based on the starting point a The print position is moved in the paper feed direction if the starting po...

Page 36: ...ied by the Set right side character spacing ESC SP is underlined However apparent space which is generated using a horizontal tab is not underlined In addition turn 90 clockwise rotation mode ON ESC V are not underlined 5 The thickness of the underline is not related to the character The thickness specified using the Turn underline mode on off command ESC is used 6 The character base lines are jus...

Page 37: ... 16 bits 1 FONT B MODE2 B 9 24 bits 11 When characters are enlarged horizontally the characters are enlarged to the right relative to the left edge of character space 12 In case of FONT A and FONT B The underlined data is positioned on the 25th dot In case of FONT A and FONT C The underlined data is positioned on the 17th dot ...

Page 38: ...ions Bit Function Value 0 1 0 User defined character set Cancel Specify 1 To be defined 2 To be defined 3 To be defined 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 To be defined 3 Only the lowest order bit of parameter n is valid 4 If a user defined character set is canceled the internal character set is specified automatically 5 Define user defined character set ESC and Define user defined ...

Page 39: ...on start character code c2 is a definition end character code 4 x is the number of definition dots defined horizontally x d1 d4 d xy 2 d2 d5 d xy 1 d3 d6 d xy 5 Definable character codes range from 20 H to 7EH in ASCII code 6 One sequence of the command can define two or more characters having consecutive character codes If only one character is to be defined c1 c2 must be satisfied 7 d is definit...

Page 40: ...k reverse printing mode ON GS B command are not underlined 4 If underlining is canceled using n 0 or n 48 the subsequent data is not underlined However the current underline width setting is preserved A one dot underline width is initially selected 5 The underline width is not related to the character size The underline width is consistent with the specified thickness 6 Also underlining can be sel...

Page 41: ...print mode s ESC in print mode is deleted 4 If a specified character code has not been defined this command is ignored ESC E n Designation Turn emphasized mode on off Format 1BH 45H n Valid limits 0 n 255 Initial value n 0 Function 1 Specifies or cancels emphasized printing 2 The table below lists the bit definitions Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Emphasized printing Cancel Specify 1 To be defined 2 To ...

Page 42: ...rinting 2 The table below lists the bit definitions Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Double strike printing Cancel Specify 1 To be defined 2 To be defined 3 To be defined 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 To be defined 3 For parameter n only the lowest order bit is valid 4 Double strike printing cannot be done using this printer The result is the same as emphasized printing ...

Page 43: ...Selects font B MODE1 10 24 Selects font B MODE2 9 24 2 50 Selects font C 8 16 128 176 Selects Extension font A 12 24 129 177 Selects Extension font B MODE1 10 24 Selects Extension font B MODE2 9 24 130 178 Selects font C 8 16 3 Although an appropriate font can be selected by collectively specifying the printing mode ESC the last processed command settings are valid 4 The letter face of the extensi...

Page 44: ...B 5C 5D 5E 60 7B 7C 7D 7E n 0 USA n 1 France à ç é ù è n 2 Germany Ä Ö Ü ä ö ü n 3 United Kingdom n 4 Denmark Æ Ø Å æ ø å n 5 Sweden É Ä Ö Å Ü é ä ö å ü n 6 Italy é ù ä ò è ì n 7 Spanish Pt Ñ ñ n 8 Japan n 9 Norway É Æ Ø Å Ü É æ ø å ü n 10 Denmark É Æ Ø Å Ü É æ ø å ü n 11 Spanish á Ñ é í ñ ó ú n 12 Latin America á Ñ é ü í ñ ó ú n 13 Korea W n 14 Slovenia Croatia Ž Š ž š n 15 China Note The above t...

Page 45: ...ise rotation is specified for them 4 When 90 degree clockwise rotation of characters is specified the directions of their double width expansion and double height expansion are the reverses of those when 90 degree clockwise rotation of characters is canceled 5 The setting of this command has no effect in page mode 6 When page mode is selected entering this command only manipulates the internal fla...

Page 46: ...efined as listed below n Function 0 PC437 USA Standard Europe 1 Katakana 2 PC850 Multilingual 3 PC860 Portuguese 4 PC863 Canadian French 5 PC865 Nordic 16 WPC1252 17 PC866 18 PC852 Latin2 19 PC858 Euro 254 MIK 255 Blank page 8 PC857 Turkish 26 Thai code 18 40 PC864 Arabic without BOX DRAWINGS below 20 249 PC851 Greece obsolete 250 PC869 Greece 251 ISO8859 2 1999 Latin Alphabet No 2 252 ISO8859 7 1...

Page 47: ...3 To be defined 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 To be defined 3 For parameter n only the lowest order bit is valid 4 When standard mode is selected this command is valid only when entered at the beginning of a line 5 When page mode is selected entering this command only manipulates the internal flags of the printer 6 The setting of this command has no effect in page mode 7 In inv...

Page 48: ...es 0 0 1 1 4 times 0 1 0 0 5 times 0 1 0 0 5 times 0 1 0 1 6 times 0 1 0 1 6 times 0 1 1 0 7 times 0 1 1 0 7 times 0 1 1 1 8 times 0 1 1 1 8 times 2 When b7 or b3 is 1 the command becomes invalid 3 Except for HRI characters this command is valid for all characters ANK characters and kanji characters 4 This command is ignored if the character height scaling factor or character width scaling factor ...

Page 49: ...posed so as to be set on the base line the line positioned on the 21st dot 8 Double character width and double character height can be specified using the Select print mode ESC However the most recently executed command is valid 9 When characters are enlarged horizontally the characters are enlarged to the right relative to the left edge of character space ...

Page 50: ... only the lowest order bit is valid 4 Internal characters and user defined characters are subject to reverse printing 5 The spacing on the right side of characters specified using the Set right side character spacing command ESC SP are also subject to reverse printing 6 This command does not affect the spaces between lines 7 The reverse printing specification has priority over the underline specif...

Page 51: ...fined 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 To be defined 2 For parameter n only the 0bit 1bit is valid 3 Internal characters and user defined characters are subject to smoothing 4 Even if smoothing is specified smoothing is not performed if the character height scaling factor or character width scaling factor is single 5 This command is also applicable to external kanji characters 6 A...

Page 52: ...tion is beyond the end of the print area the print position is set to print area width 1 4 Horizontal tab positions are specified using the Set horizontal tab position ESC D command 5 If the print position is at print area width 1 this command prints the contents of the buffer of the current line and processes the horizontal tab position starting from the beginning of the next line 6 Horizontal ta...

Page 53: ...esult contains a fraction the value is corrected using the minimum pitch of the mechanism The remainder is then discarded 6 In standard mode the horizontal motion unit x is used 7 In page mode the operations given below are executed based on the starting point a The print position is moved in the paper feed direction if the starting point has been specified as upper left or lower right using the S...

Page 54: ...mmand resets previously set horizontal tab positions 6 If n 8 is specified for horizontal tab positions executing the Horizontal tab HT command shifts the print position to character position 9 1 2 3 123456789012345678901234567890 print position 7 Up to 32 horizontal tab positions can be set up k 32 If k is greater than 32 the excessive data is processed as ordinary data 8 Horizontal tab position ...

Page 55: ...13 Horizontal tab positions at the time of the 90 degrees turn of the standard mode n x character Height right side character spacing ESC SP x cross direction magnification The height of the character Font A 24 Font B 24 Font C 16 ...

Page 56: ... in the print area specified using the Set printing area in page mode command ESC W 4 The motion unit x or y used in the commands given below depends on the starting point a If the starting point is upper left or lower right a Commands that use x Set right side character spacing ESC SP Set absolute print position ESC Set relative print position ESC b Commands that use y Set line spacing ESC 3 Prin...

Page 57: ...es Vertical length dyL dyH 256 basic calculated pitch inches 2 When standard mode is selected entering this command manipulates only the internal flags of the printer In this case the command does not affect printing in standard mode 3 Command processing is canceled if the horizontal or vertical starting point is outside the printable area The next data is then processed as normal data 4 Command p...

Page 58: ... the printable area has been set up 9 If the calculation result contains a fraction the value is corrected using the minimum pitch of the mechanism The remainder is then discarded 10 The motion unit x is used for the basic pitch of the horizontal starting point and horizontal length The motion unit y is used for the basic pitch of the vertical starting point and vertical length 11 The maximum valu...

Page 59: ...nt to the left nL nH 256 65536 N 6 The basic calculated pitch is set up using the Set horizontal and vertical motion unit GS P 7 If the calculation result contains a fraction the value is corrected using the minimum pitch of the mechanism The remainder is then discarded 8 In standard mode the horizontal basic calculated pitch is used 9 In page mode the operations given below are executed based on ...

Page 60: ...0 Right justification 3 When standard mode is selected this command is valid only when entered at the beginning of a line 4 When page mode is selected entering this command manipulates only the internal flags of the printer 5 The command does not affect page mode 6 The command justifies the positions within the specified print area width 7 Portions skipped using the following commands are included...

Page 61: ...ers of data expansion start positions are not moved 6 The ESC T command is used to specify the starting point used for reference 7 The operations given below are executed based on the starting point specified using the Select print direction in page mode command ESC T a If the starting point has been specified as upper left or lower right the absolute print position in the paper feed direction is ...

Page 62: ... as the printable area in the horizontal direction If the maximum value is exceeded the value will be rounded off to the maximum value 7 The basic calculated pitch is set up using the Set horizontal and vertical motion unit GS P In addition the specified left margin will not be changed even if the basic calculated pitch is changed using the Set horizontal and vertical motion unit GS P after the le...

Page 63: ...dth is not exceeded b If the processing operation in a above cannot allocate area equivalent to one character the print area is enlarged to the left The left margin is reduced 11 If the specified print area width is less than nine dots the processing given below is executed for that line This applies when non character data bit images user defined bit images and bar codes is expanded a The print a...

Page 64: ...of the printer 5 The command does not affect page mode 6 If a value exceeding the printable area of one line is entered the entire area excluding the left margin is set up as the print area width 7 The basic calculated pitch is set up using the Set horizontal and vertical motion unit GS P In addition the specified print area width will not be changed even if the basic calculated pitch is changed u...

Page 65: ...d to the left The left margin is reduced c The right space is reduced if the processing operation in b above cannot allocate sufficient area 11 If the print area width is smaller than the minimum horizontal width 2 dots for single density or 1 dot for double density of the bit image the processing given below is executed for that line This applies when bit images or user defined bit images are exp...

Page 66: ...bers are displayed as complements of 65536 For example for N pitch movement upward nL nH 256 65536 N 6 Relative print positions that exceed the specified print area are ignored 7 The operations given below are executed by the Select print direction in page mode command ESC T a If the starting point has been specified as upper left or lower right the relative print position in the paper feed direct...

Page 67: ...inted Specifically nL nH 256 4 If the bit image data entered exceeds the number of dots printable on one line the excessive data is skipped 5 The parameter d indicates the bit image data In this data a 1 bit corresponds to a dot to be printed A 0 bit corresponds to a dot not to be printed 6 If the print area width specified using the Set left margin command GS L or Set printing area width command ...

Page 68: ... underlining and character size specification other than inverted printing 9 The relationships between the bit image and printed data are as follows a 8 bit image if m 0 or 1 b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0 Head pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Pin to print Pin not to print ...

Page 69: ...3 24 10 The maximum number of printable character positions is as follows a Paper width is 80mm and 48 column 576 b Paper width is 80mm and 42 column 512 c Paper width is 58mm and 35 column 420 d Paper width is 58mm and 32 column 384 11 This command can be used together with ANK and kanji characters 12 The following gives the processing of horizontal direction Single density Double density ...

Page 70: ... affect print modes such as emphasized printing double printing underlining character size specification white black reverse printing and 90 degree right rotation other than inverted upside down printing 9 If the print area width specified using the Set left margin command GS L or the Set printing area command GS W is smaller than the minimum horizontal width in NV bit image mode the processing gi...

Page 71: ... the height of NV bit image n is executed in normal mode and double character width mode And a paper feed by dots corresponding to two times the height of NV bit image n is executed in double character height mode and quadruple size mode 12 After termination of printing this bit image the next character is printed at the line start with ordinary data processing performed ...

Page 72: ... processing is performed at a line start with standard mode selected 8 This command is invalid with page mode selected 9 This command becomes valid when seven bytes of FS to yH are processed as normal values 10 If a number of data pieces that exceeds the left capacity of a defined area have been specified by xL xH yL and yH arguments out of the defined area are processed 11 If an argument out of a...

Page 73: ...sists of up to 2M bits 256K bytes More than one NV bit image can be defined However bit image data exceeding 2M bits 256K bytes as the total size of all bit image data and the header cannot be defined 17 If this command is processed during macro definition the macro definition is suspended with processing of this command started 18 This command only defines an NV bit image and does not support pri...

Page 74: ... determined by y 8 5 The parameter data indicates the bit image data In this data a 1 bit corresponds to a dot to be printed A 0 bit corresponds to a dot not to be printed 6 The relationships between the user defined bit image and printed data are as follows 7 user defined bit image GS and Define user defined characters ESC can be defined at the same time 8 User defined characters if any are clear...

Page 75: ...a does not fit the print area the excessive data is ignored 7 If the print area width specified using the Set left margin command GS L or Set printing area width command GS W is smaller than the minimum horizontal width 1 dot for normal mode and double character height mode or 2 dots for double character width mode and quadruple size mode of the bit image the processing given below is executed for...

Page 76: ...yL yH 256 bytes 5 This command is only valid when the standard mode is selected and the print buffer contains no data 6 This command is valid when the page mode is selected in a buffer data regardless of having or not to have 7 All print modes such as character size specification emphasized printing double printing inverted printing underlining and white black reverse printing do not affect a rast...

Page 77: ... image 12 If this command has been executed during macro definition the macro definition processing is stopped and processing by this command is started In this case the macro is not defined 13 d indicates defined data The bit corresponding to a dot to be printed is set at 1 while the bit corresponding to a dot to be not printed is set at 0 14 The following gives relationships between a raster bit...

Page 78: ... a macro is being defined this command stops defining the macro and the macro definition being made is cleared 4 Initially no macro is defined 5 No macro definition is cleared by the Initialize printer ESC command 6 If this command GS is entered twice consecutively a macro becomes undefined 7 A macro definition can define up to 2048 bytes of data Data exceeding 2048 bytes cannot be defined 8 The R...

Page 79: ...corresponding to the manual feed switch flashes to prompt the user to press the switch The macro is executed once each time the manual feed switch is pressed This is done r times 5 When parameter t is specified processing is on standby for approximately t 100 msec after executing one macro definition 6 This command stops defining a macro and clears a macro definition if entered when a macro is bei...

Page 80: ...ition of HRI characters when printing bar codes n Print position 0 48 Do not print HRI characters 1 49 Print HRI characters above the bar code 2 50 Print HRI characters below the bar code 3 51 Print HRI characters both above and below the bar code 2 HRI stands for Human Readable Interpretation 3 HRI characters are printed using the typeface selected using the Select character font for HRI characte...

Page 81: ... for HRI characters n Typeface 0 48 Font A 1 49 Font B 2 50 Font C 2 HRI stands for Human Readable Interpretation 3 HRI characters are printed in the place s specified using the Select printing position for HRI characters GS H command GS h n Designation Select bar code height Format 1DH 68H n Valid limits 1 n 255 Initial value n 162 Function 1 Sets the height of bar codes to n dots ...

Page 82: ...AN 13 the bar code is printed when 13 bytes of bar code data are entered From the next data the data is processed as normal data 5 For JAN 8 the bar code is printed when eight bytes of bar code data are entered From the next data the data is processed as normal data 6 The number of data items of ITF bar codes must be an even number If the number of data items is an uneven number the last data item...

Page 83: ... is only expanded It is not printed When bar code expansion is finished the next dot of the final data of the bar code is set as the next data expansion start position b If parameter d is outside the definition area command processing is canceled From the next data the data is processed as normal data The data expansion start position is not moved c If the horizontal width of the bar code exceeds ...

Page 84: ...n area command processing is canceled From the next data the data is processed as normal data 4 For standard mode a If parameter d is outside the definition area only the paper is advanced From the next data the data is processed as normal data b If the horizontal width of the bar code exceeds the print area of one line only the paper is advanced The bar code is not printed c The paper is advanced...

Page 85: ...ameter d is outside the definition area command processing is canceled From the next data the data is processed as normal data The data expansion start position is not moved c If the horizontal width of the bar code exceeds the print area of one line the data expansion start position is moved to the left end outside the print area The bar code is not printed 6 This command is ignored if a The bar ...

Page 86: ...th mm Double value level bar code Fine element width mm Thick element width mm 1 0 128 0 125 0 375 2 0 25 0 25 0 625 3 0 375 0 375 1 125 4 0 5 0 5 1 375 5 0 625 0 625 1 75 6 0 75 0 75 2 25 2 Multilevel bar code indicates the following bar code systems a UPC A b UPC E c JAN13 d JAN8 e CODE39 f CODE128 3 Double value level bar code indicates the following bar code systems a CODE39 b ITF c CODABAR ...

Page 87: ...ew line quantities ESC 2 Designation Select 1 6 inch line spacing Format 1BH 32H Valid limits Initial value Function 1 Sets the line spacing pitch to 3 75 mm 60 406 inches 2 The line feed amount can be set up separately for standard mode and page mode ...

Page 88: ... has been set up 4 If the calculation result contains a fraction the value is corrected using the minimum pitch of the mechanism The remainder is then discarded 5 In standard mode the vertical motion unit y is used 6 In page mode the operations given below are executed based on the starting point a The vertical motion unit y is used if the starting point has been specified as upper left or lower r...

Page 89: ... 1 48 49 Initial value Function 1 Performs a cut operation of a specified type m Function 1 49 Perform partial cut operation with one point center uncut 2 This command is valid only when entered at the beginning of a line 3 This command partially cuts the paper one point center uncut 4 In page mode this command cuts the paper at once ...

Page 90: ...g of a line 3 If n 0 the paper is cut off after it is advanced to the specified position 4 If n 0 the paper is cut off after it is advanced further through n basic calculated pitch from a specified cut position 5 The basic calculated pitch is set up using the Set the basic calculated pitch command GS P 6 The paper feed amount is calculated using the vertical basic calculated pitch y If the calcula...

Page 91: ... Full cut the paper 2 This command is valid only when entered at the beginning of a line 3 In page mode this command cuts the paper at once ESC m Designation Partial cut Format 1BH 6DH Valid limits Initial value Function 1 Cuts paper with one point center uncut 2 This command is valid only when entered at the beginning of a line ...

Page 92: ...able Enable 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 To be defined 3 Multiple paper detectors can be selected at the same time When multiple paper detectors are enabled the paper out signal is output when any one of the paper detectors detects paper out 4 This command is valid for USB PRINTER specifications This command is ignored for serial interface and USB V COM specifications 5 Execut...

Page 93: ...d as listed below Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Roll paper near end detector Invalid Valid 1 Roll paper near end detector Invalid Valid 2 To be defined 3 To be defined 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 To be defined 3 Printing is stopped after printing of the current line and papers feed are finished 4 The printer is set offline when printing is stopped 5 If bit 0 or 1 is 1 the roll pap...

Page 94: ...n Function 1 Transmits printer status 2 Transmits offline cause factor 3 Transmits error cause status 4 Transmits continuous forms detector status 2 The status information reflects the current condition Each piece of status information is 1 byte 3 The status information is transmitted no matter the state of the host 4 The status information is transmitted even when the reception buffer is full 5 T...

Page 95: ...itch Not push Push 7 Not used Fixed at 0 b When n 2 offline cause status Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Not used Fixed at 0 1 Not used Fixed at 1 2 Cover state Closed Open 3 Paper feed by paper feed switch Disabled Eabled 4 Not used Fixed at 1 5 Printing suspension due to no paper No printing suspesion Printing supended 6 Error or no error No error Error 7 Not used Fixed at 0 1 Bit 5 Printing is stopped...

Page 96: ...t the cause of the error Then recover using DLE ENQ n 1 n 2 Recovery will be impossible if this error occurs due to a faulty circuit disconnection and the like Bit 6 Abnormally high temperature of the head has been detected Bit 6 is set to 1 while printing is stopped until the temperature of the head goes down d When n 4 continuous forms detector status Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Not used Fixed at 0...

Page 97: ...e superimposed n 4 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Roll paper near end detected n 1 0 1 1 0 State of drawer kick connector pin 3 may be superimposed n 2 0 1 1 1 0 Error status printing suspension due to no paper paper feed by paper feed switch and cover status may be superimposed n 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Auto recoverable error may be superimposed n 4 0 1 1 1 1 0 Cover open detected n 1 0 1 1 1 0 State of drawer kick con...

Page 98: ... feed switch and cover state may be superimposed n 3 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 Auto recoverable superimposed n 4 0 1 1 0 Roll paper end and roll Paper near end may be superimposed Cutter jam Error n 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 State of drawer kick connector pin 3 may be superimposed n 2 0 1 1 1 0 Printing suspension due to no paper paper feed by paper feed switch and cover state may be superimposed n 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 Auto...

Page 99: ...tion Invalid Valid 3 Continuous forms Invalid Valid 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 Panel switch condition Invalid Valid 7 To be defined 2 Status information if valid is transmitted when the command is executed Also this information is transmitted each time it is changed This status information may change even if it is not selected as a target of the ABS function because the status bits reflect ...

Page 100: ... 1 Not used Fixed at 0 2 State of the drawer kick connector pin 3 Low High 3 Online offline Online Offline 4 Not used Fixed at 1 5 Cover state Closed Open 6 Paper feed by paper feed switch Stopped Operating 7 Not used Fixed at 0 b Second byte error information Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Macro executing Not execute execute 1 Panel switch OFF ON 2 Mechanical error Cover open Cutter jam No Yes 3 Cutter...

Page 101: ...etector Paper present No paper 3 4 Not used Fixed at 0 5 Not used Fixed at 0 6 Not used Fixed at 0 7 Not used Fixed at 0 d Fourth byte paper detector information Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Not used Fixed at 1 1 Not used Fixed at 1 2 Not used Fixed at 1 3 Not used Fixed at 1 4 Not used Fixed at 0 5 F W down load Fail Not Fail Fail 6 To be defined 7 Not used Fixed at 0 ...

Page 102: ...l paper near end detected First Byte 0 1 0 0 Paper feed by paper feed switch cover state and drawer kick connector pin 3 may be superimposed Second Byte 0 0 0 Auto recoverable and unrecoverable errors may be superimposed Third Byte 0 0 0 0 1 1 The roll paper near end detector may be superimposed Fourth Byte 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 F W down load Fail Cover open detected First Byte 0 1 1 1 0 0 Paper feed by p...

Page 103: ...th byte 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 F W down load Fail Cutter jam Error First byte 0 0 1 1 0 0 Cover state and state of the drawer kick connector pin 3 may be superimposed Second byte 0 0 0 1 1 Unrecoverable may be superimposed Second byte 0 0 0 0 The roll paper end and roll paper near end detectors may be superimposed Fourth byte 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 F W down load Fail When cover open 1 Not printing bit3 and bit5 of ...

Page 104: ...tails of the transmitted status information are as follows a When n 1 49 paper detector status Bit Function Value 0 1 0 Roll paper near end detector Paper present No paper 1 2 Roll paper end detector Paper present No paper 3 4 Not used Fixed at 0 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 Not used Fixed at 0 1 Bits 2 and 3 If the paper end detector detects paper end the printer will be set offline Therefor...

Page 105: ...5 After the host is confirmed to be ready to receive status information this information is transmitted to the host if the DTR DSR protocol is used If the host is not ready to receive transmission of the status information is deferred until the host is ready 6 If the XON XOFF protocol is used status information is transmitted to the host without checking whether the host is ready to receive 7 A de...

Page 106: ...ned 4 Not used Fixed at 0 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 Not used Fixed at 0 3 This command is valid only for serial interface and USB VCOM interface specifications 4 When the DTR DSR protocol is used the printer transmits status data after confirming that the host is ready to receive data When the host is not ready to receive data the printer waits until the host is ready 5 When the XON XOFF p...

Page 107: ...t used Fixed at 0 6 Not used Fixed at 0 7 Not used Fixed at 0 2 This command is valid only for serial interface and USB V COM interface specifications 3 When the DTR DSR protocol is used the printer transmits status data after confirming that the host is ready to receive data When the host is not ready to receive data the printer waits until the host is ready 4 When the XON XOFF protocol is used t...

Page 108: ...ined 4 To be defined 5 To be defined 6 To be defined 7 To be defined 3 Only the lowest order bit of parameter n is valid 4 If the panel switch is disabled all panel switches will be disabled 5 For this printer the panel switch means the paper feed switch 6 At switch standby when the macro is executed the paper feed switch is enabled regardless of the setting of this command However the paper is no...

Page 109: ...s from the next line of the error generation 6 Processing is executed in offline receive buffer full or error states 7 The status when an error occurs is retained for the following settings a Select print mode s command ESC b Set line spacing ESC 3 8 The printer is fully initialized using this command and the Initialize the printer command ESC 9 For other commands too the same operation as this co...

Page 110: ...ears the print buffer and initializes the settings 2 The receive buffer data is retained 3 This command does not clear a macro definition 4 This command does not clear a NV bit image definition 5 This command does not clear a User NV memory and graphics 6 See Section 5 Initial Operations for initialization ...

Page 111: ...g the Select print direction in page mode command ESC T becomes the character expansion position 6 For the commands given below that have separate values for page mode and standard mode the setting values are switched to those of page mode a Set right side character spacing command ESC SP b Set kanji spacing command FS S c Select 1 6 inch line spacing command ESC 2 d Set line spacing command ESC 3...

Page 112: ...start position 5 The print area specified using the Set printing area in page mode command ESC W is initialized 6 For the commands given below that have separate values for page mode and standard mode the setting values are switched to those of standard mode a Set right side character spacing command ESC SP b Set kanji spacing command FS S c Select 1 6 inch line spacing command ESC 2 d Set line sp...

Page 113: ...Drawer kick drive signal 2 pin 5 2 50 Buzzer 3 51 Buzzer Interval Repetition 4 52 Paper LED ON 5 53 Error LED ON 3 The times during which the drawer kick drive signal and buzzer is on and off is specified as t1 2 ms and t2 2 ms respectively t1 t2 ON OFF Paper LED Error LED ON t1 100ms OFF t2 100ms After the command ends LED returns to the original condition 4 If t1 t2 is specified t2 is assumed to...

Page 114: ...n 1 70 70 140msON 140msOFF Pattern 2 100 100 200msON 200msOFF Pattern 3 5 25 10msON 50msOFF Pattern 4 15 25 30msON 50msOFF Pattern 5 Other Other None m t3 buzzer 3 51 0 It follows the setting of Buzzer Repetition 1 One 2 Two 3 Three 4 Four 5 Five Other None 7 The buzzer rings after the mechanism operation ends at m 3 51 8 Parameter t3 is not added except for m 3 51 ...

Page 115: ...alue 0 1 0 2 byte code Not supported Supported 1 Auto cutter No Yes 2 To be defined Fixed at 0 3 To be defined Fixed at 0 4 Not used Fixed at 0 5 To be defined Fixed at 0 6 To be defined Fixed at 0 7 Not used Fixed at 0 3 Transmits the following information after command execution according to the setting of parameter n N Kind of printer information Information 65 Firmware version Firmware version...

Page 116: ...e host is ready 6 If the XON XOFF protocol is used a printer ID is transmitted to the host without checking whether the host is ready to receive 7 A delay may occur between command reception and printer ID transmission depending on the condition of the reception buffer because this command is executed during print buffer expansion 8 If ASB has been enabled using the Enable disable automatic status...

Page 117: ... calculated pitch is returned to the initial value 4 Horizontal is the direction perpendicular to the paper feed direction Vertical is the paper feed direction 5 In standard mode the parameters given below are used regardless of the character orientation inverted 90 degree rotation and so on a Commands that use x a Set right side character spacing command ESC SP b Set absolute print position comma...

Page 118: ...ers given below are used if the starting point has been specified as upper right or lower left using the Select print direction in page mode command ESC T a Commands that use x a Set line spacing command ESC 3 b Print and feed paper command ESC J c Set printing area in page mode command ESC W d Set absolute position for characters direction in page mode command GS e Set relative position of charac...

Page 119: ...e on off time is respectively set as t x 100 ms 3 This command is ignored in the following states During the signal output to the drawer kick connector During the occurrence of error 4 If the code sequence that matches the codes that make up this command is received the user must note that the same operation as the operation for this command will take place Example If the relevant code sequence is...

Page 120: ...ng The power off processing by the hardware cannot be executed 5 After the processing of this command further data is not processed Returning to the printable status requires the power to be turned on again or hardware to be reset 6 If the code sequence that matches the codes that make up this command is received the user must note that the same operation as the operation for this command will tak...

Page 121: ...bytes that is shown below Header Status NULL 37H 25H 00H 3 It is in standard mode selection status 4 If the code sequence that matches the codes that make up this command is received the user must note that the same operation as the operation for this command will take place Example If the relevant code sequence is included in bit image data 5 This command must not be inserted between other comman...

Page 122: ...dump 2 50 Status print of printer 3 51 Test print 4 52 Alignment Pattern Note The printing can be stopped when the FEED switch is pressed during test printing The firmware chart number and the version are first printed depending on the firmware level 2 The printer executes the hardware reset when processing of this printer is over At that time the receive buffer and print buffer is cleared and var...

Page 123: ... or invalid processing of real time command as below a b Function 1 0 48 No processing to DLE DC4 fn m t fn 1 invalid 1 49 Processes the DLE DC4 fn m t fn 1 valid 2 0 48 No processing to the DLE DC4 fn a b fn 2 invalid 1 49 Processes the DLE DC4 fn a b fn 2 valid pL pH is m and it designates the subsequent byte value as pL pHx256 a designates the real time command type b designates whether it is v...

Page 124: ...cter code page in the operation area 9 Function 9 Defines data according to the raster format to the character code page in the operation area 10 Function 10 Deletes data of the character code page in the operation area 11 Function 11 Sets the communication conditions of the serial interface 12 Function 12 Transmits the communication conditions of the serial interface pL pH is m and it designates ...

Page 125: ...owing commands will activate in the user setting mode a This command Function 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 b GS 1 Function 2 GS E pL pH fn d1 d2 d3 Format 1DH 28H 45H pL pH fn d1 d2 d3 Valid limits pL pH 256 4 pL 4 pL 0 fn 2 d1 79 0 d2 85 U d3 84 T Function 1 This command ends the user setting mode and executes the software reset At this time the receive buffer and print buffer will be cleared and var...

Page 126: ...r Print 49 Receive Error Ignore 4 48 Auto LF Disable 49 Auto LF Enable 5 50 Reservation 6 48 DSR 6 Reset Disable 49 DSR 6 Reset Enable 7 48 INIT 25 Reset Disable 49 INIT 25 Reset Enable 3 The configuration of the power on notice Power On Status is shown as below Hex Decimal Data number Header 3BH 59 1 byte Identification 31H 49 1 byte N U L 00H 0 1 byte 4 Set the memory switch 2 Msw2 a 2 as below ...

Page 127: ...1 48 PNE Detect Disable 49 PNE Detect Enable 2 48 Serial Number Enable 49 Serial Number Disable 3 48 Font B Mode1 49 Font B Mode2 4 48 49 50 Reservation 5 48 USB V COM 49 USB Printer 6 48 49 50 Reservation 7 48 49 50 Reservation 8 a 127 is valid Sets the memory switch 127 Msw127 as below Bit Value setting b Function 0 48 Batch COM IF Disable 49 Batch COM IF Enable 48 ASB Disable 49 ASB Enable 48 C...

Page 128: ...ion 1 It transmits the value setting of the memory switch designated by a Hex Decimal Data number Header 37H 55 1 byte Identification 21H 33 1 byte Data 30H or 31H 48 or 49 8 bytes N U L 00H 0 1 byte 2 Data transmits the value settings the data sequence of 8 bytes as below in the order of bit 7 bit 2 bit0 OFF Hex 30H Decimal 48 ON Hex 31H Decimal 49 ...

Page 129: ...ects the Buzzer Repetition For a 1 the NV graphics memory User NV memory capacity changes to the designated size by nL nH 256 nL nH 256 Memory capacity 1 576KB 0B 2 512KB 64KB 3 448KB 128KB 4 384KB 192KB For a 3 the paper width changes to the designated size by nL nH 256 nL nH 256 Paper Width 48 80mm 48columns 42 80mm 42columns 35 58mm 35columns 32 58mm 32columns For a 5 the printing density chang...

Page 130: ...rn 2 3 Pattern 3 4 Pattern 4 5 Pattern 5 For a 126 it changes to the Buzzer Repetition specified by nL nH 256 nL nH 256 Buzzer Repetition 0 Zero 1 One 2 Two 3 Three 4 Four 5 Five 2 This function activates only in the user setting mode 3 As for the printing density setting when the data length of the serial interface communication conditions is designated as 7 bit it cannot be set from 70 to 90 tim...

Page 131: ...smission data First byte Second byte Third byte 1 49 3 51 5 53 6 54 124 49 50 52 125 49 50 53 126 49 50 54 3 Configuration of the customized value Designation of the NV graphics memory User NV memory capacity a 1 Setting condition Transmission data Stored value Memory capacity First byte Second byte Third byte Fourth byte Fifth byte 1 576KB 0B 49 2 512KB 64KB 50 3 448KB 128KB 51 4 384KB 192KB 52 D...

Page 132: ...lue Max speed First byte Second byte Third byte Fourth byte Fifth byte 1 100mm s 49 2 110mm s 50 3 120mm s 51 4 130mm s 52 5 140mm s 53 6 150mm s 54 7 160mm s 55 8 170mm s 56 9 180mm s 57 Designation of the error alert a 124 Setting condition Transmission data Stored Value Error alert First byte Second byte Third byte Fourth byte Fifth byte 1 None 49 2 One Time 50 3 Continuous 51 Designation of th...

Page 133: ...28 Designation of the buzzer repetition a 126 Setting condition Transmission data Stored Value Buzzer repetition First byte Second byte Third byte Fourth byte Fifth byte 0 Zero 48 1 One 49 2 Two 50 3 Three 51 4 Four 52 5 Five 53 ...

Page 134: ...pe Data configuration Horizontal dot value Vertical dot value 12 12 24 12 24 17 8 16 8 16 18 10 24 10 24 d1 d2 Function 31 30 Loads the character code page data of the font designated by a from storage to operation 30 31 Saves the character code page data of the font designated by a from operation to storage Operation volatile memory RAM Storage non volatile memory flash ROM User definited code pa...

Page 135: ...he operation area RAM The definition data processes the character pattern as a column type data 2 This function activates only in the user setting mode 3 The data configuration is shown as below horizontal 9 dot vertical 17 dot d1 d4 d7 d10 d13 d16 d19 d22 d25 d2 d5 d8 d11 d14 d17 d20 d23 d26 d3 d6 d9 d12 d15 d18 d21 d24 d27 B i t 7 B i t 6 B i t 5 B i t 4 B i t 3 B i t 2 B i t 1 B i t 0 B i t 7 B...

Page 136: ...the operation RAM The definition data processes the character pattern as a column type data 2 This function activates only in the user setting mode 3 The data configuration is shown as below horizontal 12 dot vertical 24 dot 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 d1 d2 d3 d4 d5 d6 d7 d8 Bi t7 d9 d10 d11 d12 Bi t3 Bi t0 1 d13 d14 d15 d16 d17 d18 d19 d20 d21 d22 d23 d24 d25 d26 d27 d28 d29 d30 d31 d32 d33 ...

Page 137: ...c 1 c 2 Valid limits pL pH 256 3 pL 3 pL 0 fn 10 128 c1 c2 255 Function 1 It clears the data by the character unit targeting the character code page in the operation RAM It is filled by space pattern no printing dot after clearing data 2 This function activates only in the user setting mode ...

Page 138: ... d3 d4 d5 d6 2400 50 52 48 48 4800 52 56 48 48 9600 57 54 48 48 19200 49 57 50 48 48 38400 51 56 52 48 48 57600 53 55 54 48 48 115200 49 49 53 50 48 48 d1 changes the designated parity d1 Parity setting 48 Without parity 49 Odd number parity 50 Even number parity d1 changes the designated flow control setting d1 Flow control setting 48 DSR DTR control 49 XON XOFF control d1 changes the data length...

Page 139: ...1 byte 2 Configuration of the value setting Baudrate designation a 1 Baudrate setting Transmission data First byte Second byte Third byte Fourth byte Fifth byte Sixth byte 2400 50 52 48 48 4800 52 56 48 48 9600 57 54 48 48 19200 49 57 50 48 48 38400 51 56 52 48 48 57600 53 55 54 48 48 115200 49 49 53 50 48 48 Parity designation a 2 Parity setting Transmission data First byte Without parity 48 Odd ...

Page 140: ... the subsequent byte value as pL pHx256 It also executes the functions that are designated by the function code fn m refers to specifications every each function fn Function No Code Function 48 Function 48 GS H pL pH fn m d1 d2 d3 d4 Selection of the process ID response 49 Function 49 GS H pL pH fn m d Selection of the offline response 2 fn 49 is not supported This command is skipped when received...

Page 141: ... 00 00 FF Cover close e Command response 37 22 46 46 46 46 00 Example 2 continuity printing a Data send Print data LF b Command send 1D 28 48 06 00 30 30 30 30 31 35 c Data send Print data LF d Command send 1D 28 48 06 00 30 30 30 30 31 36 e Data send Print data LF f Command send 1D 28 48 06 00 30 30 30 30 31 37 g Data send Print data LF h Command send 1D 28 48 06 00 30 30 30 30 31 38 g Data send ...

Page 142: ...L pH fn m d1 d2 d3 d4 Valid limits pL pH 256 3 pL 3 pH 0 fn 49 m 49 0 d 2 48 d 50 Initial value d 0 Function 1 This command is not supported GS K pL pH fn m Designation Printing control method selection Format 1DH 28H 4BH pL pH fn m Function 1 Function code fn sets the designated print control 2 This command is not supported ...

Page 143: ...pH m n Function 51 Transmits the NV graphics memory remaining capacity 64 GS L pL pH m n d1 d2 Function 64 Transmits the NV graphics defined key code list 65 GS L pL pH m n d1 d2 d3 Function 65 Clears all the NV graphics data collectively 66 GS L pL pH m n kc1 kc2 Function 66 Clears the designated NV graphics data 67 GS L pL pH m n a kc1 kc2 b xL xH yL yH c d1 dk 1 c d1 dk b Function 67 Defines th...

Page 144: ...ue is 384 byte Function 50 GS L pL pH m f n Format 1DH 28H 4CH pL pH m fn Valid limits pL pH 256 2 pL 2 pH 0 m 48 fn 2 50 Function 1 The process of Function 112 prints the print buffer stored in the graphics data 2 It executes the paper feed equivalent to the dot count in the Y direction graphics stored in the printer buffer Function 51 GS L pL pH m fn Format 1DH 28H 4CH pL pH m fn Valid limits pL...

Page 145: ...divides and transmits the key code with the upper limits of 40 when over 40 key codes exist The status is 41H if the continuous transmission data group exists The status is 40H if the continuous transmission data group does not exist 3 It receives a response from the host after transmission from the header to NUL and executes the following process corresponding to the response Status with continuo...

Page 146: ... 5 pL 5 pH 0 m 48 fn 65 d1 67 d2 76 d3 83 Function 1 It clears the NV graphics total definition data collectively Function 66 GS L pL pH m fn kc1 kc2 Format 1DH 28H 4CH pL pH m fn kc1 kc2 Valid limits pL pH 256 4 pL 4 pH 0 m 48 fn 66 d1 67 32 kc1 126 32 kc2 126 Function 1 Key code kc1 kc2 clears the designated NV graphics data ...

Page 147: ...ion 1 The raster format defines the graphics data to the non volatile memory b designates the color number of the defined data xL xH designates the horizontal direction of the defined data as xL xHx256 dot yL yH designates the vertical direction of the defined data as yL yHx256 dot c designates the color of the defined data c Defined data color 49 First color 50 Second color The first color indica...

Page 148: ...L pH m fn kc1 kc2 x y Format 1DH 28H 4CH pL pH m fn kc1 kc2 x y Valid limits pL pH 256 6 pL 6 pH 0 m 48 fn 69 32 kc1 126 32 kc2 126 x 1 2 y 1 2 Function 1 Key code kc1 kc2 prints the defined NV graphics data with horizontal x times vertical y times ...

Page 149: ... 1 yL yH 256 1662 by 1 1 yL yH 256 831 by 2 Two color paper designation 1 yL yH 256 831 by 1 1 yL yH 256 415 by 2 0 d 255 k int xL xH 256 7 8 yL yH 256 Function 1 The raster format stores the graphics data in the print buffer by horizontal bx times vertical by times xL xH designates the defined data horizontal direction as xL xHx256 dot yL yH designates the defined data vertical direction as yL yH...

Page 150: ... Designates the value setting auto load function as valid or invalid during the initialization Operation area volatile memory RAM Storage area non volatile memory flash ROM 2 List of the commands that are processed by this function Value setting Command About status ESC c 3 GS a Definition data GS About character Character type ESC M ESC R ESC t Decoration ESC ESC ESC E ESC G ESC V ESC GS GS B GS ...

Page 151: ...ion 2 m 1 49 copies the value settings stored in the storage to the operation area But if the saved data in storage does not exist it changes to the initial values recorded in the specification Function 3 GS M pL pH fn m Format 1DH 28H 4DH pL pH fn m Valid limits pL pH 256 2 pL 2 pH 0 fn 3 51 m 0 1 48 49 Function 1 m 0 48 does not execute the load processing from the storage to the operation area ...

Page 152: ...esignation Moves printing position to the beginning of the line Format 1DH 54H n Valid limits n 0 1 48 49 Function 1 It moves the printing position to the beginning of the line n designates the data processing in the print buffer during the execution of this command n Function 0 48 Moves the printing position after clearing the data in the print buffer 1 49 Moves the printing position after printi...

Page 153: ... below cn Kind of symbol 48 Not defined 49 QR Code 57 Not defined 3 Function Code fn Cn fn Code Func No Function 49 65 GS k pL pH cn fn n1 n2 165 QRCode model 67 GS k pL pH cn fn n 167 QRCode module size 69 GS k pL pH cn fn n 169 QRCode Error Level 80 GS k pL pH cn fn m d1 dk 180 Symbol data save 81 GS k pL pH cn fn m 181 Print bar code 82 GS k pL pH cn fn m 182 Size information 4 At the time of t...

Page 154: ... n1 50 MODEL 2 n1 51 MICRO QR 2 This becomes the initial value by an initialization command ESC Function 167 GS k pL pH cn fn n Designation Setting of module size QR code Format 1DH 28H 6BH pL pH cn fn n Valid limits pL 3 pH 0 cn 49 fn 67 1 n 16 Initial value n 3 Function 1 Set the size of one module of the symbol to a n dot 2 This becomes the initial value by an initialization command ESC Note 1 ...

Page 155: ...ection Level M 15 50 Error Correction Level Q 25 51 Error Correction Level H 30 2 This becomes the initial value by an initialization command ESC 3 At the time of the microQR cord it cannot select error correction level H Function 180 GS k pL pH cn fn m d1 dk Designation Save the symbol data QR code Format 1DH 28H 6BH pL pH cn fn m d1 dk Valid limits 4 pL pH 256 7092 0 pL 255 0 pH 28 cn 49 fn 80 m...

Page 156: ...he symbol information QR code Format 1DH 28H 6BH pL pH cn fn m Valid limits pL 3 pH 0 cn 49 fn 82 m 48 Initial value Function 1 Send the symbol size information Send data Hex Dec Numberof Header 37H 55 byte Identifier 36H 54 byte H size Fixed 30H Fixed 48H 1 byte separation 1FH 31 byte V size Fixed 30H Fixed 48H 1 byte separation 1FH 31 byte FIXED 31H 49 byte separation 1FH 31 byte Other Info 30H ...

Page 157: ... horizontal Black white reverse printing Canceled Canceled Smoothing Canceled Canceled Print position Left end character position 1 Left end character position 1 Horizontal tab position Every 8 characters Every 8 characters Character printing direction in page mode From the left to the right From the left to the right Character printing area setting of the page mode Starting point 1 dot Right edge...

Page 158: ... time transmission Canceled Automatic status back Canceled Status transmission Canceled Peripheral device status data transmission Canceled Paper detector status data transmission Canceled Panel switch Enabled Enabled Page mode selection Canceled Canceled Pulse generation Canceled Printer ID transmission Canceled Basic calculated pitch specification X 203 y 406 X 203 y 406 Real time output of the ...

Page 159: ... the first byte and process the three succeeding bytes exclusive of XOFF as ASB data when using ASB 3 If confirmation is not carried out the statuses like ESC u and the statuses of ASB after the second byte cannot be identified Command and function Status GS I 0 0 b GS r 0 0 b ESC u 0 0 b ESC v 0 0 b XON 00010001 b XOFF 00010001 b DLE EOT 1 to 4 0 1 10 b ASB first byte 0 1 00 b ASB 2 nd to 4 th by...

Page 160: ...r O O O O O O O O O External char O O O O O O O O O O HT O ESC O ESC O ESC O O FS q O O GS O O GS v 0 O GS L GS 8 L O O GS e v GS k O O GS H O O GS k O O 2 Page Mode ornamentation data ESC ESC E ESC G ESC V ESC GS GS B GS b ESC a FS FS W ANK O O O O O O Download char O O O O O O External char O O O O O O O HT ESC ESC ESC FS q Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank Blank GS GS ...

Page 161: ...n with the page mode baseline Raster bit image GS v 0 Graphics data designation GS L GS 8 L baseline Exten sion size Bit image ESC m nL nH downloa d bit image GS x y barcode GS k m HRI 2DIM barcode GS k x 8 nH 256 nL 3 6 24 3 24 2 6 42 6 8 48 GS h n ...

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