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DPU-S445 SERIES THERMAL PRINTER TECHNICAL REFERENCE U00110811305

2-2  Dimensions Unit : mm Figure 2-1 Dimensions Paper OutletPaper Inlet

6-55 GS 'v' '0' m xl xh yl yh {DATA} Raster Bit Image Print Code 1DH 76H 30H m xl xh yl yh {d1 d2•••dk} 0=0 or 48 0xh x 256

6-56 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 D=408:N=D 120 PRINT #1,"8 dots Single-density 130 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H1B);"*&

6-57 6.5.16 Stamp Stamp function does overlap characters with predefined bit images and to print out them simultaneously. Since the memory stores the

6-58 DC2 'T' n x yl yh {Image Data} Stamp Define Code 12H 54H n x yl yh {d1 d2•••dk} 0n127 1x127 1yhx256+yl2047 Function Specif

6-59 DC2 'S' n x Stamp Select Code 12H 53H n x 0n127 0x255 Function Selects stamp and specifies the printing position to the hori

6-60 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" AS #1 110 S$=STRING$(20,CHR$(&HFF))+STRING$(6,CHR$(0))+STRING$(20,CHR$(&H55)) 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&

6-61 6.5.17 Other Commands CAN Cancel Print Data in Buffer Code 18H Function Clears the data in the line buffer. The next print starting positi

6-62 6.5.18 Ruler Line Commands DC3 '+' Ruler Line ON Code 13H 2BH Function Turns on ruler line printing. After this command is input

6-63 DC3 'C' Ruler Line Buffer Clear Code 13H 43H Function Clears all bits in the selected line buffer to zero. If all bits in the se

6-64 DC3 'V' {DATA} Ruler Line LSB/MSB Image Code 13H 56H {d1 d2••• dk} 0d255 Function Writes one dot line of the image data into th

2-3 2.2 SPECIFIED THERMAL PAPER SPECIFICATIONS Table 2-2 Thermal Paper Provided by SII Item Specifications Model TP-341L-1 Type Normal paper roll Pa

6-65 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H13);"A"; 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H13);"V"; 130 P

6-66 6.5.19 Optional Font Commands DC2 'P' s e x y {DATA} Define Optional Font Code 12H 50H s e x y {d1 d2•••dk} 20HseFEH s7FH, e

6-67 1 24 558 5920 dots 20 dots 3660xy * shadow area is ignored Order of Optionnal font data input (x=20、y=20) Default No definition. DC2 'O&a

6-68 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 SCD=&H41:ECD=&H45 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"P";CHR$(SCD);CHR$(ECD)

6-69 6.5.20 Bar Code Commands GS 'H' n Select HRI Character Print Position Code 1DH 48H n Function Selects the print position of the HR

6-70 GS 'k' n {DATA} Print Bar Code Code 1DH 6BH n {d1 d2•••dk} 0n255 Function Selects a bar code system and prints a bar code. n:

6-71 Note A ladder bar code is that to be printed horizontally against paper feed direction by specifying Page Mode Select (DC2 'z' 0) comm

6-72 GS 'w' n1 n2 Set Width of Bar Code Code 1DH 77H n1 n2 0n1255 0n2255 Function Specifies the bar code narrow width and wide wid

6-73 GS 'o' n PDF Row Height Code 1DH 6FH n 2n85 Function Sets a PDF row height by dot. n:PDF417 row height in a dot number. Set

6-74 DC2 ';' n QR Code and Data Matrix Module Sizes Code 12H 3BH n 2≤n≤11 Function Sets QR Code and Data Matrix module sizes by dot.

2-4 2.2.1 Timing Mark for the Cut Paper Dimensions Unit : mm Figure 2-2 Timing Mark for the Cut Paper (back surface) 9 min. 5 3 max.16 Insertion

6-75 When the position of bar code end is not placed within the page length and exceeds the print area set by bottom margin setting, the printer pri

6-76 GS 'p' 3 mode ….n {DATA} Maxi Code Print Code 1DH 70H 03H 02H sc cc pc n {d1 d2•••dk} (mode2) 1DH 70H 03H 03H sc cc pc n {d1 d2•••d

6-77 110 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 120 PRINT #1,"****** BARCODE TEST ******" 130 FOR I=0 TO 7 140 RESTORE 380 150

6-78 Figure 6-24 Print Sample 12

6-79 100 OPEN “COM1:9600,N,8,1” FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 PRINT #1, "*****PDF417*****" 120 PRINT #1, CHR$(&H1D);"n";CHR$(3);

6-80 Figure 6-26 Print Sample 13

6-81 100 OPEN “COM1:9600,N,8,1” FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 FOR I=2 TO 3 120 READ MODE$,SERVICE$,COUNTRY$,POSTAL$ 130 PRINT #1, "*****MaxiCode ";

6-82 Figure 6-28 Print Sample 14

6-83 6.5.21 Routine Commands The routine commands put character strings and commands in memory and prints data in routine formats. They are a type of

6-84 'V' {d1 d2 ••• dk} NAME : Sets routine image (Same function as DC3 'V' {DATA}) FUNCTION : Stores image data in the

2-5 (1) Example of use of the cut paper An example of use of the cut paper is shown Figure 2-2. (a) Set the function setting of Paper Mode to “Cut p

6-85 DC2 'E' 1 n dl dh {DATA} Set Routine Parameter Data Code 12H 45H 01H n dl dh {d1 d2•••dk} 0n127 0dhdl65525 Function Sets ch

6-86 DC2 'E' 2 n Execute Routine Format Code 12H 45H 02H n 0n127 Function Executes a routine format. n is the number of a routine

6-87 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 'Format Set 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"E0";CHR$(0);CHR$(7);CHR$(0); &a

6-88 6.5.22 Page Mode The page mode function maintains a rectangular area with an arbitrary size, deploys the printed data there, and prints character

6-89 DC2 'z' 1 Page Mode Print Code 12H 7AH 01H Function Prints the contents of the page area. The printer returns to the standard m

6-90 DC2 '$' '1' xsL xsH ysL ysH xeL xeH yeL yeH mode Rectangle Print Code 12H 24H 31H xsL xsH ysL ysH xeL xeH yeL yeH mode 0

6-91 DC2 '$' '2' n Line Type Property Code 12H 24H 32H n 0n2 Function Specifies a line type property. n Line type 0 Solid

6-92 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" AS #1 110 S$=”ABCDEFGHIJKLMN” 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"z";CHR$(0);CHR$(1);CHR$(80);CHR$(0);CHR

6-93 6.5.23 Status Commands DC2 'e' n Enable/Disable Automatic Status Transmission Code 12H 65H n Function Select whether to send an er

6-94 DC2 'v' Send VP Voltage Code 12H 76H Function Measures the VP voltage (head and motor operating voltage) in the printer and sends i

2-6 2.2.2 Thermal Label Paper Dimensions Non-printing area A B C D E F 0 1 2 3 4 5 a b c d e f Form Feed command Page length A B C D E F 0 1 2 3 4

6-95 DC2 'j' n Execute Response Request Code 12H 6AH n Function Sends the execute response code as n if this command is executed. n:

6-96 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" AS #1 110 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"v"; 120 PRINT #1,"Vp voltage : ";INPUT$(3,#1);"

6-97 6.5.24 Character Set Command DC2 'F' n Select Character Font Size Code 12H 46H n Function Sets the character font size to 16 dots

6-98 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 FOR I=0 TO 1 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"F";CHR$(I); 130 IF I=0 THEN PRI

6-99 6.5.25 Auxiliary Function Commands DC2 '!' n Select Paper Code 12H 21H n Function Specifies paper to be used. The three low-orde

6-100 DC2 'E' n Motor Speed Select Code 1DH 45H n 0n255 Function Sets the motor speed high or low. Value Bit No. Function 0 1 0 Und

6-101 DC2 '=' n Select Image LSB/MSB Code 12H 3DH n Function Sets whether the leftmost bit is set to the LSB (least significant bit) or

6-102 GS 'g' '0' m nl nh Maintenance Counter Initialization Code 1DH 67H 30H m nl nh m=0 (nh×256+nl)=20, 21, 70 Function Set

6-103 GS 'g' '2' m nl nh Maintenance Counter Transmission Code 1DH 67H 32H m nl nh m=0 (nh×256+nl)=20, 21, 70, 148, 149,198 F

6-104 DC2 '{' a n m User Area Data Registration/Clears Code 12H 7BH a n m Function Registers/Clears data in the external RAM to the FL

2-7 (1) Example of use of thermal label paper An example of use of the thermal label paper is shown Figure 2-4. (a) Set the function setting of Pape

6-105 DC2 'R' n User Area Initialization Code 12H 52H n 0n1 Function Initializes memory in the user area. Specify n as memory the ex

6-106 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" AS #1 110 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"=0"; 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H13);"(AF";CHR$(&H3)

6-107 DC2 'k' n1 n2 n3 n4 Function Settings Code 12H 6BH n1 n2 n3 n4 0n1255, 0n2255, 0n3255, 0n4255 Function Changes the print

6-108 Note Using much of this command may cause the FLASH memory damage. It is recommended that this command be used 10 times/day. DC2 'i&apo

6-109 Reading test print header transfers head data to the computer from top to bottom. Transfer NULL character to complete the data transmission.

6-110 Reading each default values is transferred data that correspond of m by the hexadecimal of 2 or 4 digits to the host device. Reboot or exec

6-111 6.5.26 Download Mode DC2 DC2 Download Mode Selection Code 12H 12H Function Switches to the download mode. This function performs a hardware

6-112 If the m differs from the data structure which specified by Data Structure of a 2-Byte Character ('{' n ) command, the printer disca

6-113  Address Structure for font data Structure of Japanese <2-byte download> Font data for 1 character is configured as the figure below. Pa

6-114 Structure of Korean <2-byte download> Font data for 1 character is configured as the figure below. 1 character font data requires 72 + 32

2-8 2.3 SPECIFIED BATTERY PACK SPECIFICATIONS Item Specification Model BP-L0720-A1-E Available printing lines1* 10000 lines min. Battery Cycle Life2*

6-115 '{' n Data Structure of a 2-Byte Character Code 7BH n 0 n1 Function Selects the data structure of a 2-byte character. n Function

6-116 6.6 DEFAULTS The defaults of the items are listed below. Table 6-10 Default Settings(1/2) Item Default Line buffer Cleared Page length 38 lin

6-117 Table 6-10 Default Settings(2/2) Item Default Initial automatic status transmission Depend on the SWDIP switch setting Automatic status trans

6-118 6.7 INITIAL AUTOMATIC STATUS TRANSMISSION The printer can transfer 1 byte of data containing status information at one second intervals automati

6-119 6.8 COMMAND INDEX 6.5.2 Formatting Commands...

6-120 6.5.11 Kanji Character Set Selection Commands... 6-43 FS '&

6-121 6.5.20 Bar Code Commands... 6-69

6-122 6.5.25 Auxiliary Function Commands... 6-99 DC2 &a

A-1 APPENDIX A CHARACTER SETS (CHARACTER CODE TABLE) A.1 CHARACTER CODE TABLE  ANK (Katakana character set: if Japanese is selected as an internatio

A-2  IBM Compatible (Extended graphics character set: if Japanese is selected as an international character set) * 20H indicates a spa

2-9 2.4 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE  Always print the two-dimensional bar code and ladder bar code (its bar is to be printed verticality to the printer) wit

A-3 A.2 INTERNATIONAL CHARACTER SETS The following codes differ depending on the international character set selected.

A-4 A.3 KANJI CODE TABLE Kanji characters of 1997 JIS levels 1 and 2 are supported. The following special characters and character codes for vertical

A-5 A.4 KANJI QUARTER SIZE CHARACTER SET

2-10  When using a Bluetooth interface, the radio environment around the printer may cause a failure in communications. This is due to the specifica

3-1 CHAPTER 3 INTERFACE This chapter describes 4 types of the interface specifications which are required to connect the host device with the printer.

DPU-S445 SERIES THERMAL PRINTER TECHNICAL REFERENCE Document Number U00110811305 First Edition May 2008 Second Edition July 2008 Third Edition Ja

3-2 (3) Connector 3260-8S3: HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD. or equivalent (4) Examples of connection with the host device (a standard persona

3-3 (6) Data transmission  Busy control In Busy Control, the conditions which transmit status information to the host device from the printer are as

3-4 3.2 USB INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS (1) General specifications Item Specification USB Version Ver 2.0 conformity USB Printing class specification

3-5 3.3 INFRARED INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS The printer can communicate with the host device through the infrared interface. The infrared interface us

3-6 (3) Services supported by IrLMP 1. Connect service 2. Disconnect service 3. Data service A single LSAP address does not support multiple connecti

3-7 (6) IrCOMM Supports 3-Wireraw, IrLPT, 3-Wire and 9-Wire. Flow control is performed only by the IrLAP layer when connecting with 3-Wireraw or LrLPT

3-8 3.3.3 BHT-Ir Specifications The printer also supports BHT-Ir communication specified by DENSO CORPORATION. The printer can receive data from the &

3-9 3.4 BLUETOOTH INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS Bluetooth-supporting model can perform wireless communication by Bluetooth communication function. When D

4-1 CHAPTER 4 FUNCTION SETTINGS 4.1 FUNCTION SETTING The communication method, a paper types, and so on can be preset in this printer. Preset these fu

4-2 4.1.1 Function Settings(SWDIP1) Table 4-1 Function Settings (SWDIP1) Value SWDIP Function 0 1 1-8 Data Control Xon/Xoff Busy 1-7 Stop Bit 2 bi

iii TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page CHAPTER 1 TERMS USED IN THIS MANUAL CHAPTER 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2.1 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS...

4-3  Baud Rate selection Select Baud Rate of communications as Serial and BHT-Ir. Baud Rate SWDIP1-3 SWDIP1-2 SWDIP1-1 12001* 0 0 0 2400 0 0

4-4 4.1.2 Function Settings(SWDIP2) Table 4-2 Function Settings (SWDIP2) Value SWDIP Function 0 1 2-8 Auto Status Output Enable Disable 2-7 Kanji

4-5  Data Input Mode selection Select the communication method. Refer to CHAPTER 3 INTERFACE for more detail. Data Input Mode SWDIP2-2 SWDIP2-1 BH

4-6 4.1.3 Function Settings(SWDIP3) Table 4-3 Function Settings (SWDIP3) Value SWDIP Function 0 1 3-8 Reserved Fix to 1 3-7 3-6 Print Density See

4-7  Paper Mode selection Select Paper Mode as the thermal paper in use. Paper Mode SWDIP3-2 SWDIP3-1 Cut Paper 0 0 Roll Paper 0 1 Mark Roll P

4-8 4.1.4 Function Settings(SWDIP4) Table 4-4 Function Settings (SWDIP4) Value SWDIP Function 0 1 4-8 Bluetooth Link Key Selection (Bluetooth Link

4-9  Bluetooth Baud Rate selection Select Bluetooth Baud Rate in Bluetooth communication. Usually, select Bluetooth baud rate to 230400bps. Bluetoo

4-10 4.1.5 Function Settings by Switch Operation A function setting can be performed by switch operation. Use the function settings by switch operat

4-11 (1) Initializing SWDIP switch settings (a) When the following message is printed in the function setting mode, press the FEED switch. (b) Whe

4-12 Operation 1: SWDIP switch selection (a) If pressing the FEED switch after printing the message shown below, the function setting shifts (operat

iv 6.5 COMMAND DESCRIPTION... 6-18 6.5.1 Command Format ...

4-13 Operation 3: Exiting function setting mode (a) If pressing the FEED switch after printing the message shown below, the function setting shifts

4-14 4.2 TEST PRINT The printer has a test print function that prints the contents of Function Settings and character strings for test. (a) Be sure

4-15 4.3 HEX DUMP MODE This function can be used to check whether the host device transmits data to the printer correctly. Perform the following steps

5-1 CHAPTER 5 LAMP DISPLAY AND SWITCH FUNCTION This chapter explains printer status by lamp display and functions of switches. 5.1 PRINTER STATE LAMP

5-2 5.2 ERROR RECOVERY PROCEDURE When an error occurs, the printer stops printing operation. Moreover, when Busy Output When Error Occurs is enabled

5-3 5.3 POWER SWITCH Turning ON / OFF the printer and changing the mode to the print-ready can be performed by the POWER switch. (NOTE) Always use th

6-1 CHAPTER 6 COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS This chapter describes the functions of the commands supported by the printer. 6.1 THE SUMMARY OF COMMAND FUNCTION

6-2 Table 6-1 Command Summary (2/4) Command Function Page ESC 'R' Select International Character 6-31 ESC 't' Select Character

6-3 Table 6-1 Command Summary (3/4) Command Function Page DC3 '+ Ruler Line ON 6-62 DC3 '-' Ruler Line OFF 6-62 DC3 'A'

6-4 Table 6-1 Command Summary (4/4) Command Function Page DC2 '$' '1' Rectangle Print 6-90 DC2 '$' '2' Line

v Table Page TABLES Table 1-1 Character Types and Relationship between 1-byte and 2-byte Characters... 1-1 Table 2-1 General Spe

6-5 6.2 FUNCTION CODES One of the following control codes is attached to the beginning of each command. These control codes are also called function

6-6 - Second byte (If the first byte is 00H) 20H - 7EH: The codes are processed as 1-byte character in the Kanji ROM. 80H - FEH: The codes are proce

6-7 (If the first byte is A1H to FDH) A1H - FEH: The codes are processed as the second byte of Korean. The other codes are ignored unless they are c

6-8 (3) 2-byte character codes when mounting Korean character 2-byte character codes specify Korean or User-defined characters. - First byte A0H: Us

6-9 6.4 MEMORY Check remaining memory size when using optional fonts, routine command or stamp. Refer to this section to use those functions. 6.4.1 E

6-10 (2) Capacity of memory size Allocated memory size depend on used function. User-defined character and downloaded character is allocated size of

6-11  When the command is normal and memory area has been allocated, but the bar code cannot be printed within printable area: The command is ignor

6-12 (b) Used Memory Capacity of QR Code The total empty area of area1 to 3 shown in Table 6-6 is necessary for QR Code print. For an example, when n

6-13 (c) Used Memory Capacity of Data Matrix The total empty area of area1 to 4 shown in Table 6-7 is necessary for Data Matrix print. For an example

6-14 Table 6-8 Data Matrix Symbol Sizes Symbol size Map matrix size Number of the Code Word Vertical Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Data Error corre

vi Figure Page FIGURES Figure 1-1 Relationship between Input Buffer and Line Buffer ... 1-1 Figu

6-15 (d) Used Memory Capacity of MaxiCode The total empty area of area1 to 2 shown in Table 6-9 is necessary for MaxiCode print. For an example, when

6-16 6.4.2 FLASH Memory The printer stores data such as User-defined character, downloaded character, optional font, routine function, stamp and temp

6-17 When data storage and release are repeated, the memory state turns to the [4] state. To use the “Released state (Erasable state)” area again, exe

6-18 6.5 COMMAND DESCRIPTION Each command for the printer is described respectively. This section explains each command. 6.5.1 Command Format Each co

6-19 6.5.2 Formatting Commands ESC 'C' n Set page Length at n Lines Code 1BH 43H n 1n127 Function Set page length at n lines. The

6-20 ESC 'O' Cancel Bottom Margin Code 1BH 4FH Function Cancels bottom margin. If the page length is not specified in the initial sta

6-21 ESC 'I' n Set Left Margin Code 1BH 6CH n 0n255 Function Sets the left margin at n columns from the left edge (first column).

6-22 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 PRINT #1,"Page Length : 5 line" 120 PRINT #1,"Skip Length : 2 line"

6-23 6.5.3 Line Spacing Commands ESC '0' Set 1/8-inch Line Spacing Code 1BH 30H Function Sets the line spacing amount to 1/8 of an inch

6-24 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H1B);"0"; 120 PRINT #1,"ESC+0 ----- 1/8 inch line s

1-1 CHAPTER 1 TERMS USED IN THIS MANUAL This chapter describes the terms used in this manual.  INPUT BUFFER AND LINE BUFFER When the DPU-S445 (herei

6-25 6.5.4 Tab Setting Commands ESC 'B' {DATA} NUL Set Vertical Tab Positions Code 1BH 42H {p1 p2••• pk} 00H 1p255 0k16 Function S

6-26 ESC 'D' {DATA} NUL Set Horizontal Tab Positions Code 1BH 44H {p1 p2•••pk} 00H 1p255 1k32 Function Sets horizontal tab positi

6-27 6.5.5 Print and Paper Feed Commands CR Print and Carriage Return Code 0DH Function Functions the same as an LF command. If the line buffer

6-28 ESC 'J' n Print and Feed Paper Code 1BH 4AH n 0n255 Function Prints the data in the print buffer and feeds the paper one dot li

6-29 6.5.6 Print Position Commands HT Execute Horizontal Tab Code 09H Function Moves the print position to the next horizontal tab position. Thi

6-30 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H1B);"2"; 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H1B);"C";CHR$(2

6-31 6.5.7 1-byte Character Set Selection Commands ESC 'R' n Select International Character Code 1BH 52H n 0n12 Function n selects a

6-32 DC2 'y' n Euro Character Specify Code 12H 79H n n=0, 32n254 (except 127) Function Exchanges the font of character code n of the o

6-33 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H1B);"$";CHR$(&HD8);CHR$(0);"23 24 40 5B 5C 5D 5E

6-34 6.5.8 1-byte Characters Definition Commands ESC '%' n Set/Cancel Download Character Set Code 1BH 25H n Function Sets or cancels t

1-2  Line Spacing Line spacing is the space between the lines of printed characters (See Figure 1-2). ABCABCLine Spacing Figure 1-2 Line Spacing

6-35 •24-dot font •16-dot font d2 d1 d3d3 d5 d4d4 d6 d47 d46 d48 LSB MSB 16 dots 24 dots d2d1 d15 d16 LSB MSB 8 dots 16 dots DC2 'D&

6-36 6.5.9 Character Decoration Commands SO Select Expanded Character Mode with Automatic Cancellation Code 0EH Function Prints 1-byte characters

6-37 ESC 'F' Cancel Emphasized Print Mode Code 1BH 46H Function Cancels the emphasized print mode for 1-byte characters and 2-byte char

6-38 ESC '!' n Set Print Mode Code 1BH 21H n Function Sets a print mode for 1-byte characters. Each bit of n is used as follows: Bit

6-39 DC2 'Y' n Character Rotation Code 12H 59H n Function Selects the direction of rotation of 1-byte and 2-byte characters. Only t

6-40 6.5.10 Character Pitch Adjustment Command ESC SP n Set Character Spacing Code 1BH 20H n 0n127 Function Sets the character right-side spaci

6-41 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"F0"; '16 dots font 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&

6-42 Figure 6-10 Print Sample 5

6-43 6.5.11 Kanji Character Set Selection Commands FS '&' Select Kanji Mode Code 1CH 26H Function Selects Kanji mode. In Kanji mod

6-44 FS 'r' n Select Kanji Quarter Size Character Mode Code 1CH 72H n Function Selects Kanji quarter size character mode. Only the le

2-1 CHAPTER 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2.1 PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS Table 2-1 General Specifications Item Specification Total number of dots 832 dots/line Effec

6-45 6.5.12 Kanji Character Definition Commands FS '2' c1 c2 {DATA} Define User-defined Character Code 1CH 32H c1 c2 {d1 d2•••dk} Funct

6-46 DC2 'G' n User-defined Character Area Operation Code 12H 47H n Function Allocates or frees up the User-defined character area.

6-47 6.5.13 Kanji Character Decoration Commands FS 'J' Select Vertical Writing Code 1CH 4AH Function Selects vertical writing. Valid i

6-48 FS '-' n Select/Cancel Kanji Underline Mode Code 1CH 2DH n Function Select or cancel underline mode. Only the low two bits of n i

6-49 FS '!' n Set Kanji Print Mode Code 1CH 21H n Function Sets a print mode for 2-byte characters. Each bit of n is used as follows

6-50 6.5.14 Kanji Character Pitch Adjustment Command FS 'S' nl nr Set Kanji Left- and Right-side Spacing Code 1CH 53H nl nr 0nl127 0

6-51 100 OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1" FOR OUTPUT AS #1 110 GJ$=CHR$(&H77)+CHR$(&H21) 120 PRINT #1,CHR$(&H12);"F0"; &apo

6-52 Figure 6-12 Print Sample 6

6-53 6.5.15 Image Command ESC '*' m nl nh {DATA} Set Bit Image Mode Code 1BH 2AH m nl nh {d1 d2•••dk} m: 0,1,32,33 (mode setting) 0nh×2

6-54 •8-dot mode •24-dot mode Bit image data LSB MSB d3 d2 d1 d7d4d1d8d5d2d9d6d3Bit image data LSB MSB Print data Print data