Cognitive Solutions B780 Manual De Usuario

A776-PG00001 C 12/09 

A776 (B780) Programming Guide

ASCII: 

ESC w R 

Hexadecimal:  1B 77 52 

Decimal: 

27 119 82

Resends the previously decoded MICR data (as if the parsing has not been defined) to the host. The return  
data is defined in the “Read MICR data and transmit” command (1B 77 01) without parsing and presents the data from 
the last MICR read since power-up or reset or indicates in the status that no read has yet occurred.

This section describes MICR parsing in detail and includes several examples of useful parsing variations. It also 
describes how to create a parsing format and how to create and maintain an exception table.

ASCII: 

ESC w P d1 d2 … dn CR 

Hexadecimal:  1B 77 50 d1 d2 … dn 0D 

Decimal: 

27 119 80 d1 d2 … dn 13

Defines and saves parsing format. See parsing parameter string options in this document. Send with this command 
the parse data that is to be the default parse string at printer power-up. If no parameters are selected, parsing is not 
performed.

d1 through dn are the parse string. The string must be CR terminated. If the string has invalid characters in it or is too 
long, the printer will store a null string, and unparsed MICR data will be returned.

ASCII 

ESC w p 

Hexadecimal  1B 77 70 

Decimal 

27 119 112

Defines, but does not save parsing format. See parsing parameter string options in this document. Send as often as 
desired to change the previous parse format string. 

If no parameters are selected, parsing is not performed.

Same parameters as 1B  77  50....

Transit number 

T 

Full 9-digit routing/transit number

Bank number 

B 

Digits 4–8 of transit number

Check digit 

D 

Digit 9 of transit number

Account number 

A 

Check serial number 

C 

Separate from account number

Amount 

$ 

This field may not be present or readable

Zero fill to length 

0  

ASCII zero preceding maximum length

Maximum length 

nn 

1- or 2-digit ASCII number

Remove space/dash 

X 

Replace space/dash with 0 

x