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6.2 Black Mark Printer Commands
Black Mark Command Command String Description
Reverse Dot Feed <ESC> <‘Q’> <‘J’> <n> Perform <n> reverse dot line
feeds, 0.125mm each.
Out of Paper Sensitivity <ESC> <’Q’> <’Q’> <n> On paper detect fail, postpone
the paper out error response
for <n> 0.125mm dot lines
before agging a paper out
error.
Forward Black Mark Seek <ESC> <‘Q’> <‘F’> <m> Seek black mark using
forward feed until <m>
dot line feeds have been
processed, each dot line feed
0.250mm.
Reverse Black Mark Seek <ESC> <‘Q’> <‘B’> <m> Seek black mark using
backward feed until <m>
dot line feeds have been
processed, each dot line feed
0.250mm.
Printer Black Mark Response:
Paper Found
<ESC> <‘Q’> <0x3F> <0x3F>
<n1> <n2>
n1 and n2 are the high and
the low nibble, respectively,
describing how many
(0.25mm) dot lines were
required to nd black mark
Printer Black Mark Response:
Paper Not Found
<ESC> <‘Q’> <0x30> <0x30>
<n1> <n2>
n1 and n2 are the high and
the low nibble, respectively,
describing how many
(0.25mm) dot lines were
processed before reporting
black mark status.
Notes:
<n> Total number of 0.125mm dot lines, 0x00 through 0xFF.
<m> Total number of 0.250mm dot lines, 0x00 through 0XFF.
n1 and n2 The total number of 0.125mm dot lines processed, while seeking the black mark.
n1 holds the high four bits (0x30 + 4 high bits).
n2 holds the low four bits (0x30 + 4 low bits).
n1 and n2 can have values 0x30 through 0x3f.
Table 6.0 – Black Mark Printer Commands
Chapter 7.0
Appendix A
A.1.0 Flash Font Download for MP200 and MP300
The major difference between the table organization in the 3500T/THS and the
2500/1500 and 3750 is that in the 3500 there are banks and tables while in the
second group of printers there are no tables – only banks. Another difference is that
the ASCII and extended tables for each font are place right one after another and that
is why it does not matter if you send Esc D A or ESC D X in the beginning. As long
as you specify the correct location the desired character or font will get downloaded
in the right spot. Both the ASCII and the Extended characters for each font are in
this big table so to say. You only need to specify the bank number ( 0..7) – no table
number is needed. You still have to send a number for the table just so the command
is consistent all through the models – the number however is disregarded.
To protect the installed fonts from accidental corruption, the Flash Font commands
described in Table 7.4 are required to be the rst commands received by the printer
when it is powered on.
Command MP200 and MP300
<ESC> <‘D’> <‘A’> <n>
Or
<ESC ><’D’><’X’> <n> Where n (0..7)
Select ash font Download mode
<ESC> <‘D’> <n1> <n2> <data>
Upload an ASCII character.
n1: TABLE to save the character
in. This is still kept for compliance
with the old command but the
table number is disregarded by the
printer.
n2: Character code ( Shows the
beginning position to download in
the table)
{0x21 .. 0x7F} {CHR$(33) ..
CHR$(127)}
<ESC> <‘D’> <0xFF> Save the font uploaded and
terminate font upload process,
Table A.1 - Flash Font Upload commands
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