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7156 Owner’s Guide Commands
October 1995 109
Real Time Commands
These commands correct difficulties with the original version of the 7156 RS-232C
communication interface:
• Real Time Status Transmission (GS Sequence and DLE Sequence)
• Real Time Request to Printer (GS Sequence and DLE Sequence)
• Real Time Printer Status Transmission
The original Printer Status commands, Transmit Printer Status (1B 76—ESC v)
and Transmit Cash Drawer Status (1B 75 0—ESC u 0) are placed in the printer’s
data buffer as they are received and handled by the firmware in the order in
which they were received. If the paper exhausts while printing data which was in
the buffer ahead of the status command, the printer goes busy at the RS-232C
interface and suspends processing the data in the buffer until paper is reloaded.
This is true for all error conditions: knife home error, slip paper jam, thermal
printhead overheat, etc.
In addition, there is no way to restart the printer after a paper jam, or to cancel a
slip waiting condition when using the Wait for Slip (ESC c 0 0x04) command.
The Real Time commands are implemented in two ways to correct these
problems. Both implementations offer the same functionality; which one you
choose depends on the current usage of your application. For a new application
the GS sequences of the first implementation are recommended to avoid possible
misinterpretation of a DLE sequence as a Clear Printer (10 0—DLE NUL)
command.
The first implementation builds upon the GS ENQ sequence as implemented on
Epson’s TM-930II™, TM-950™ and TM-U950™ by defining two new GS (0x1D)
sequences to provide the same functions as the DLE sequences above, and to
provide complete backward compatibility to the original 7156 Clear Printer
command.
An application using these GS sequences does not need to distinguish for the
printer between the new real time commands and the old Clear Printer
command. This implementation is ideal for an existing 7156 application which
already uses the Clear Printer command or for a new application being
developed.
The alternate implementation uses the DLE (0x10) sequences as implemented on
Epson’s TM-T85™ and TM-U950™. An application using these DLE sequences
and the original 7156 Clear Printer command (0x10) must distinguish for the
printer between the new real time commands and the old Clear Printer command
by adding a NUL (0x00) to the Clear Printer command.
- Owner's Guide 1
- Quick Reference 3
- How to Use This Book 4
- Contents 5
- About the 7156 Printer 9
- Features and Options 10
- Slip Station 11
- Both Stations 11
- General Features 11
- Thermal Printhead 12
- Impact Printhead 12
- Ordering Paper and Supplies 13
- Ordering Ribbon Cassettes 15
- Ordering Forms 16
- Ordering Cash Drawers 17
- What Is in the Box? 19
- Removing the Packing Material 20
- Repacking the Printer 22
- Choosing a Location 23
- Setting Switches 24
- Switch Settings Description 25
- Connecting the Cables 26
- When to Change the Paper 28
- Removing the Paper Roll 29
- Putting In the Paper Roll 30
- Advancing Paper 31
- Removing the Ribbon Cassette 32
- Printing on Forms or Checks 34
- October 1995 27 35
- October 1995 29 37
- Testing the Printer 38
- Sample Print Test 39
- Paper Low Sensor 40
- Solving Problems 41
- Red LED Flashes 42
- Red LED Is Constant 43
- Forms Skew or Catch 45
- MICR Not Reading Properly 46
- Other Serious Problems 46
- Diagnostics 49
- Level 0 Diagnostics 50
- Level 1 Diagnostics 51
- Setting Printhead Resistance 52
- Setting Partial Cut Distance 53
- Adjust the MICR Reader 58
- Running the Data Scope Mode 61
- Exit the Data Scope Mode 62
- Print a Continuous Slip 64
- Level 2 Diagnostics 66
- Level 3 Diagnostics 66
- Print Test 66
- Communication 69
- RS-232C Interface 70
- XON/XOFF Protocol 71
- DTR/DSR Protocol 71
- Connectors 72
- Switch Settings 74
- Setting Extra RS-232C Options 75
- Commands 77
- Printer Function Commands 78
- Hex Code Command Page 80
- Commands 7156 Owner’s Guide 84
- October 199576 84
- Command Descriptions 85
- Print and Eject Slip 86
- Carriage Return 86
- Clear Printer 86
- Close Form (Slip Station) 87
- Feed n Print Lines 87
- Feed n Dot Rows 87
- Add n Extra Dot Rows 88
- Open Form (Slip Station) 89
- Full Knife Cut 89
- Partial Knife Cut 89
- Generate Tone 90
- Set Column 90
- Set Line Spacing to 1/6 Inch 91
- Return Home (Slip Station) 92
- Select Device 92
- Initialize Printer 93
- Set Slip Eject Length 93
- Set Horizontal Tab Positions 93
- Hex Decimal ASCII Bit (of n) 96
- Print and Feed n Lines 97
- Set Slip Waiting Time 97
- Read from Non-Volatile Memory 98
- Write to Non-Volatile Memory 98
- Journal Tab 100
- Double-Wide Characters 100
- Single-Wide Characters 101
- Rotated Print 101
- Select Pitch (Column Width) 101
- Set Print Mode 101
- Select Character Set 102
- Hex Decimal ASCII 103
- Select Character Code Table 106
- Set or Cancel Rotated Print 106
- Summary of Rotated Printing 107
- Station Select Commands 108
- Select Receipt Station 109
- Graphics Commands 110
- Set Bit Image Mode 111
- Single-Density Graphics 112
- Double-Density Graphics 113
- Printer Status Commands 115
- Transmit Printer Status 116
- Real Time Commands 117
- Real Time Status Transmission 119
- Hex Decimal ASCII Value of n 120
- Real Time Request to Printer 124
- 7156 Clear Printer Command 126
- Bar Code Commands 128
- MICR Reader Commands 131
- MICR Parsing 132
- Modifiers Selector Comments 133
- Status S Two Digits Returned 133
- Field Separator 'x 134
- Sample Parsing Formats 135
- Status Status Byte Value 137
- Check Serial Number 138
- Exception Table Entry Format 140
- Appendix A: Specifications 143
- Power Requirements 144
- Environmental Conditions 144
- Reliability 145
- Dimensions and Weight 145
- Amount of Solid Coverage 146
- Character Size 147
- Rotated Characters 151
- Print Zones 152
- Character Sets 154
- October 1995 147 155
- October 1995148 156
- Dardel Technologies 164
- © 1995 AXIOHM IPB 164
- Printed in U.S.A 164
- 02 RFC 17319 02 DR 45426 165
- GS I @ n 189
- REMOTE DIAGNOSTIC 189
- FUNCTION 189
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