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Batch File Block 1
This block contains batch files T0-T9. These can contain user-specific macros, logos, they also have
special functions;
T0: This file can be output after a RESET by holding down the FEED key for more than two
seconds. By default, it is programmed with information about the printer.
T1:
T2-T9: No special functions assigned to them. These can be changed by the user at any time.
Batch File Block 2
This block contains locations A, Q, R and S
These work like the batch files T0-T9 but they can neither be erased or rewritten. They contain
firmware status, serial numbers etc.
TA: Reserved
TQ: Firmware Identifier
TR: Reserved
TS: Reserved
Batch File Commands
Command
(ASCII)
Command
(hex)
Function
<ESC> “T” “x” 1B 54 <x> Print batch file from store 'x'.
x := { “0”..”9”, “A”, “Q”,”R”,”S”}
<ESC> “n”
<count> <data> 1B 6E n data Send a string back to the host. This command can be used to
cause the contents of the batch file to request further data from
the host.
Example: If T2 had the serial number “0123456789” stored in
the batch file with the command 1B 6E 0A 30 31 32 33 34 35
36 37 38 39
With the command <ESC> “T” “2” , the batch file T2 is
retrieved, the printer then will send the string “0123456789” to
the host.
6.4 Character Set
The standard character set used by the printer in text mode printing is as shown below;