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“Print predefined graphics (logo) command” on page 159 can be included
in this command. Select and print a graphics command can not be used.
See “Print graphic messages” on page 157.
in this command. Select and print a graphics command can not be used.
See “Print graphic messages” on page 157.
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“Print predefined messages” on page 159 can be included in this
command, but can only be nested one message deep.
command, but can only be nested one message deep.
Example: Store a predefined message (’Jane Doe’) at location 3, then
issue the following commands:
issue the following commands:
1. X'1D3A06'
2. ’Welcome to Our Store’ X'0D'
3. X'1D5E03' (This prints the message that has been stored at location
3. The message can not have a X'1D5Exx' in it, because that would
be more than one level of nesting.)
be more than one level of nesting.)
4. ’Is Your Cashier Today’ X'0D'
5. X'1D3A'
Using the stored message and the above commands, the resulting text
will be:
will be:
Welcome to Our Store
Jane Doe Is Your Cashier Today
Jane Doe Is Your Cashier Today
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These commands can not be included in the predefined message:
– “Define document wait time” on page 141.
– “Select character for reprinted lines” on page 142.
– “Set sheet eject length” on page 138.
– “Select and print a graphics (logo) command” on page 157.
– “Define document wait time” on page 141.
– “Select character for reprinted lines” on page 142.
– “Set sheet eject length” on page 138.
– “Select and print a graphics (logo) command” on page 157.
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This command should be sent only when the data buffer is empty. See
the description of bit 6 in “Status byte 2” on page 185.
the description of bit 6 in “Status byte 2” on page 185.
Error Conditions:
Flash EPROM load error - Verify the sector was erased before downloading
the messages.
the messages.
Memory sector is full
Download user-defined characters
EIA-232 Syntax:
ESC & s n m data or X'1B26;s;n;m;data'
where:
s
The character set being defined.
1
User-defined thermal code page 1
2
User-defined thermal code page 2
3
User-defined thermal code page 3
4
User-defined thermal code page 4
5
User-defined impact code page 1
6
User-defined impact code page 2
n
The beginning ASCII address of the characters being defined.
m
The ending ASCII address of the characters being defined.
data
The slice data for the defined characters. Note the number of bytes
is determined by which code page is being defined and the
character matrix of that code page.
is determined by which code page is being defined and the
character matrix of that code page.
Updated April 2, 2009
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