Citizen CL-S700 — команды для печати линий и квадратов: руководство [126/154]

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• Citizen clp and cl s range command reference manual version ii p.1
• Chapter 1 p.2
• Command interpreter command interpreter and command system p.2
• Outline of command system p.3
• Outline p.3
• X without printing x without printing p.4
• Stx l e with printing p.4
• Fig 1 command summary p.4
• Outline of interpreter p.5
• Outline of label format data p.6
• Outline of label printing method p.8
• Control code specification p.9
• System level immediate execution commands p.10
• Command reset p.11
• Printer status transmission request 8 byte packet p.11
• Printer status p.12
• Stop cancel p.12
• Soh command shutdown p.12
• Transmission of number of remaining sheets to be issued p.13
• Printer status transmission request 1 byte packet p.13
• The 0d hex code is added to the end of transmission data p.14
• Printer sends data on printer status to the computer as soon as it receives this command therefore the computer must be ready to receive data from the printer immediately after receiving this command p.14
• Function after receiving this command print er sends 4 byte data on current conditions inside the printer to the host pc shown below are contents of the 4 byte data to be sent from the printer p.14
• Error status transmission request 4 byte packet p.14
• Code 01 i p.14
• Caution p.14
• System level occasional execution commands p.15
• Setting feedback character transmission validness p.17
• Setting date and time p.17
• Date and time transmission request p.18
• Setting paper length for continuous paper p.19
• Setting two page edit mode double buffer p.20
• Changing number of prints for edited format p.21
• Setting edge sensor selection p.22
• Label one sheet feed p.22
• Setting p.23
• Once this command was set auto setting function is stopped due to priority for user s specification do not set this command if not necessary p.23
• Nnn 3 digit data initial value and its set range vary depending on the command setting p.23
• If optional functions such as cutter peeler and ejection are turned on from the control panel their initialization values will be set automatically these initialization values however vary depending on the specifications of each option for details see the instruction manuals of each option p.23
• Function with the setting above the distance between paper sensor and cutter or peeler can be specified p.23
• Code 02 f nnn p.23
• Caution if value out of range is spe cified the command parameter will be ignored p.23
• When nnn is small the amount of feed is small so printed label will be cut p.23
• When nnn is large the amount of feed is large so the next printing label will be cut p.23
• When nnn is appropriate the label is fed the required amount then cut at the paper gap p.23
• Units 0 1 inch 0 mm p.23
• Setting peeling cutting position p.23
• Printing edited or formerly printed format p.24
• Print head p.24
• Peeler p.24
• Paper sensor p.24
• Cutter p.24
• Graphics data block input command p.25
• Bit image loading file format p.26
• Bit image data uses ascii format data in this example 7 bit image data with the file name of mark7 is stored in the memory card and printed out value of inside is shown in hex format p.26
• Bit image format p.27
• Bit image data uses ascii format data in this example 8 bit image data with the file name of mark8 is stored in the memory card and printed out value of inside is shown in hex format note data below is described in hex p.27
• Download of truetype font p.28
• Pause per label printing p.29
• Extension system command printer settings p.30
• Setting y code transmission to serial port request p.31
• Setting peeling cutting position p.31
• Specifying printing contents setting start p.32
• Setting maximum label length p.33
• Changing units from metric to inch system p.34
• Changing units from inch to metric system p.34
• Peeling p.35
• Onnnn 1 0 inch initialization value p.35
• Nnnn 4 digit data initial value and its set range vary depending on the command set p.35
• Function specifies the distance between paper sensor and print head by changing this value a physical printing start position can be changed p.35
• Figure p.35
• Cutter peeler print head reference point p.35
• Code 02 o nnnn p.35
• Caution if value less than 0 inch 0050 is specified the initialization value will be set automatically with the initialization value set printing starts from the bottom of the label if the command is used after completing printing this command setting will not be effective to the first sheet of the label from the second sheet of the label this will be effective p.35
• Units 0 1 inch or 0 mm p.35
• Setting printing position p.35
• Setting p.35
• Setting dump mode start p.36
• Paper cut p.36
• Dump list p.36
• Pause in occasional execution p.37
• Setting p.38
• N memory module specification parameter p.38
• Input data 02 q b sets clearance of module b on board sd ram contents p.38
• Function clears all data in memory module p.38
• Code 02 q n p.38
• Clearing memory module contents p.38
• Caution clearing of on board flash memory module takes about 10 seconds for models with lcd on line appears on the lcd as soon as the module contents are cleared p.38
• Allocation of modules varies with command settings refer to the table below p.38
• Setting reflective paper sensor selection p.39
• Setting paper feed speed p.40
• Setting one page edit mode single buffer p.41
• Printing quality test pattern p.41
• Rewriting specified format register contents p.42
• Setting memory switch contents p.43
• Printer version number transmission request p.43
• Testing flash memory p.44
• Information in memory module transmission request p.44
• Default module selection p.45
• Clearing memory module contents in file units p.46
• Refer to the following table for a setting value refer to the following table for a setting value p.47
• Input data 02 yspm p.47
• Function selection of a truetype font symbol set p.47
• Example pc 850 multilingual is chosen p.47
• Code 02 ysxx p.47
• Caution it depends on each truetype font file for the symbol set which becomes actually effective p.47
• Xx specification of a symbol set p.47
• Truetype font symbol set selection p.47
• The character sequence of 2 figures the character sequence of 2 figures p.47
• Setting s s fixed p.47
• Select command set p.48
• Printing printer status p.48
• Setting printing method p.49
• Head disconnection detection p.49
• Setting ejection tear off p.50
• Setting label width p.51
• Label format commands p.52
• Set format attribute p.54
• Setting offset in direction of column p.55
• Setting number of cuts 2 digit p.56
• Rd sheet p.56
• Nd sheet p.56
• Th sheet p.56
• St sheet p.56
• Setting pixel size in horizontal and vertical direction p.57
• Setting print density head heat factor p.58
• Entering previous defined field character string into global table p.58
• Completion of setting printing contents field preparation and printing labels p.58
• Changing units from metric to inch system p.59
• Changing units from inch to metric system p.59
• Setting printable area speed p.60
• Setting backfeed speed p.61
• Specifying space between characters p.62
• Setting number of prints p.63
• Setting offset in direction of row p.64
• Printer p.65
• Calling label format p.65
• Setting unprintable area speed p.66
• Storing label format p.67
• Specifying ending code p.68
• Setting previous field to character string replacement mode field p.69
• Completion of setting printing contents field preparation p.69
• Truetype font symbol set selection p.70
• Setting slash zero p.70
• Setting addition of previous defined printing contents field data 1 p.71
• Setting subtraction of previous defined printing contents field data 1 p.72
• Setting addition of previous defined printing contents field data 2 p.73
• Setting subtraction of previous defined printing contents field data 2 p.74
• Setting number of prints for same label p.75
• Setting number of cuts 4 digit p.76
• Character field definition p.77
• Table 1 b 300 dpi print head p.78
• Table 1 a 203 dpi print head p.78
• Horizontal h p.78
• Vertical v p.78
• Table 2 p.79
• Type font character field definition p.80
• Bar code field definition p.81
• Table 3 p.82
• Ruled line definition p.83
• Box definition p.84
• Graphics printing definition p.85
• Polygon definition p.86
• Circle definition p.88
• Reading out from global register p.89
• Date and time printing definition p.90
• Fonts and bar fonts and bar codes p.92
• Chapter 2 p.92
• Description of fonts p.93
• Description of bar codes p.99
• Input code btest f123 p.102
• Example the test bar code is first printed with code subset b and then 123 bar code with code subset a data is transmitted in the order of b test 2 character f and 123 p.102
• Control code p.102
• Control characters are coded into code subset a see the control characters are coded into code subset a see the character input reference table below p.102
• End code p.114
• Overlay function overlay function p.118
• Chapter 3 p.118
• Type of memory p.119
• This printer once stores the required images ruled lines and character strings in the on board memory or optional memory module then overlays the data onto the printing data p.119
• Outline p.119
• Note factory default can be changed by the command when a memory assignment parameter n that is not specified n a in the above list is selected the memory c is automatically selected p.119
• Memory assignment will be specified by each emulation as follows p.119
• Storage and readout commands p.120
• Type of graphic image data p.121
• Font downloading commands are used to transmit the user specified font bit map font to the on board memory or memory module the transmission of the downloading font data is in conformity with the hp standard esc sequence p.122
• Font downloading commands p.122
• Printing command printing command examples p.123
• Chapter 4 p.123
• Row address p.124
• Printing position specification p.124
• Origin column address p.124
• Character printing p.125
• 1 1 000 0400 0800 ab p.125
• Ruled line printing p.126
• When bar codes are to be printed attribute data such as printing position and bar code types must be included in the command p.127
• Program description p.127
• Bar code printing p.127
• Pii ii base 36 system ii value from 0 to z is added p.129
• Note p value is zero fill character note p value is zero fill character p.129
• Nn prints same number nn times and advances to the next counter p.129
• Increasing and decreasing number printing p.129
• Command outline is as follows p.129
• When continuously increasing and decreasing numbers like serial numbers are to be printed on labels continuous printing can be performed automatically by the counter in the printer at this time the number of steps for increasing and decreasing addition and subtraction width and number of prints of the same label can be set p.129
• Pii ii decimal ii value is subtracted p.129
• Pii ii decimal ii value is added p.129
• Pii ii base 36 system ii value from 0 to z is subtracted p.129
• Sample printing p.131
• Interface functions interface functions p.132
• Chapter 5 p.132
• Shield p.133
• Rts 5 cts p.133
• Rs 232c serial interface p.133
• Printer p.133
• Ibm compatible p.133
• F gnd 3 rxd 2 txd p.133
• Dtr dsr p.133
• Db9p db25p p.133
• 2 8 5 4 6 p.133
• Txd rxd cts s gnd p.133
• The following is a reference flowchart for sending and receiving data the following is a reference flowchart for sending and receiving data by using printer transmission request command 01 a or 01 f in xon xoff protocol and compatible machine on mode p.135
• C communication control flowchart p.135
• Parallel interface p.137
• Appendixes p.139
• Fnnn setting paper positi on setting when cutting and peeling p.140
• F label one sheet feed p.140
• Error status transmission request 4 byte p.140
• Ennnn setting number of printing sheets for edited format p.140
• E selecting edge sensor for paper position detection p.140
• D setting 2 page edit mode double buffer p.140
• Cnnnn setting continuous paper length p.140
• B date and time transmission request p.140
• Appendix 1 list of commands p.140
• Y supported command p.140
• A setting date and time transmission p.140
• N a not supported command n a not supported command p.140
• A feedback character transmission validness p.140
• Kdabc printer settings p.140
• J setting pause per each label printing p.140
• Imtnn truetype fonts downloading command p.140
• Imfaa writing graphic data p.140
• G printing edited format p.140
• Test print for printer status p.141
• Setting printing method p.141
• Setting memory switch contents p.141
• Sensor level issued to port p.141
• Selecting default module a b p.141
• Select command set p.141
• Packing memory module contents p.141
• Information in memory module transmission request p.141
• Clearing memory module contents in file units p.141
• Version number transmission request p.141
• Truetype fonts symbol set selection p.141
• Testing flash memory p.141
• System font 7 ocr a p.146
• System font 1 6 p.146
• Appendix 2 list of font character codes p.146
• System font 8 ocr b p.147
• Expansion font cg triumvirate cg triumvirate bold smooth font p.147
• Appendix 3 printing edit function p.148
• For details refer to appendix 6 list of specifications by model this module allocation is for dm4 dm8 module allocations vary depending on the command set p.149
• Area sizes such as each buffer and register vary by model p.149
• Control codes can be switched from the menu on the operation panel by setting to alt mode the system level command start code soh immediate execution command and stx sequential execution command will be changed to the commands in the table below when setting alt mode replace the standar d codes in the table below of this command reference with the corresponding codes in alt mode p.152
• Appendix 4 specification of switching of control codes p.152
• Table below are items whose specifications will be changed using the switching function of the emulation command sets p.153
• Appendix 5 specification list of command set p.153
• Appendix 6 list of specifications by model p.154
• Table below are specifications required when editing printing for each model such as memory size and the maximum page length p.154