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Chapter 3: Using Easy Print Mode
O’Neil Programming Language Reference Manual
Easy Print Commands
Easy Print commands have a unique format and function. All but the Query class of
commands are documented on the following pages. For information on queries, refer to
Querying the Printer in the O'Neil Thermal Programming Guide .
The following table lists available Easy Print commands:
Ahead Command
Back Command
Note: In this chapter, an n indicates ASCII numbers, not binary numbers. For more
information, see the specific command listed in the table below.
Command Page
Ahead 18
Back 18
LP 18
Self-Test Printout 18
Status 18
Initial Program Load 19
Print Commands 20
Configuration 27
Ahead Command Format {AHEAD:nnn}
{
A left bracket begins the command set.
AHEAD:nnn AHEAD:nnn or Ahead:nnn or A:nnn advances the paper
by nnn dotlines. Use the Ahead command as an
alternative to manually advancing the paper. The range
for nnn is 1 to 65,000 dotlines.
} A right bracket ends the command set.
Back Command Format {BACK:nnn}
{
A left bracket begins the command set.
BACK:nnn BACK:nnn or Back:nnn or B:nnn backs the paper by nnn
dotlines. Use the BACK command to reposition the edge of
the paper for minimum paper waste.
} A right bracket ends the command set.