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7156 Owner’s Guide Commands
October 1995 119
Recognizing Data from the Printer
An application sending various real time and non-real time commands to which
the printer responds can determine which command a response belongs to by the
following table. Note that a response to GS EOT n or DLE EOT n cannot be
distinguished from ASCII data coming from a MICR read.
While MICR data is still outstanding, an application should use the real time GS
ENQ. A response to GS ENQ can still arrive “inside” ASCII MICR data, but it
can be recognized and extracted. And although ASCII MICR data cannot be
distinguished from responses to ESC u and ESC v, those are all non-real time
responses and will arrive in the order in which they were solicited.
Note also that although the original intent of the response to ESC v was to
provide motor jam information in bit 3 and out-of-range temperature and voltage
information in bit 7, these bits will always be 0 when transmitted. This is due to
the fact that ESC v is not processed until the error condition is cleared.
ESC u 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x x Binary
ESC v 0 x x 0 0 x x x Binary
ESC w 1
(MICR read)
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
x
x
1
x
x
1
x
x
0
x
x
1
x
x
Binary (Carriage Return)
Binary (n = 0x20-0x2F
Binary (n = 0x30-0x7F)
GS EOT n
0 x x 1 x x 1 0 Binary
DLE EOT n
0 x x 1 x x 1 0 Binary
GS ENQ 1 x x x x x x x Binary
XON 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Binary
XOFF 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 Binary
- 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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