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Chapter 4: Querying the Printer
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O’Neil Programming Language Reference Manual
Formats Query
Formats Reply Explanation
802.11b/TCP/IP Query
Formats Query
Query Format ESC{FM?}
Reply Format {FM! N5 :x, L :x, UV :x, UD :x, US :x}
Function Lists formats downloaded to the printer. The reply is similar
to the fonts query reply, but without the font-related
information.
Reply Example {FM! N5 :LABEL, L :D, UV :1, UD :05/29/96, US :PROPERTY ID
LABEL-BC}
Reply Example
Explanation
FM! - Reply to a formats query.
N5 :LABEL, - The format has a five-character name of LABEL .
L :D, - The format is a downloaded format.
UV :1, - The user version is 1.
UD :05/29/96, - The user date is 05/29/96.
US :PROPERTY - The user descriptive summary is PROPERTY
ID LABEL-BC.
Query Reply Definition
N5 xxxxx Five character name = xxxxx
L R,D Location - Resident or download
UV x User version number = x
UD xx/xx/xx User date
US x..x User descriptive summary of font, 20 characters
802.11b/TCP/IP Query
Query Format ESC{TC?}
Reply Format {TC! E :x; N :x; T :x; D :x; I :x; M :x; G :x; P :x; NA :x; S :x; W :x; K :x;
K1 :x; K2 :x; K3 :x; K4 :x; MAC :x; 80211b
Info :x; P2 :x; PWR :x; Q :x}
Function Returns current TCP/IP and 802.11b configuration (if
applicable). This query is available on radio ready 2t/3l/4t
printers only.