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DRIVER COMMANDS (implemented November 2007 on new 26/46 printers)
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DRIVER COMMANDS (implemented November 2007 on new 26/46 printers)In general, we discourage sending FGL commands from the driver as they lead to unexpected results. However, the following commands were designed specifically for use with windows drivers. All of these commands must be sent using one of BOCA’s resident fonts. (Mac and Linux drivers do not support resident fonts.) CUTTER COMMANDS NO CUT MODE - This command places the printer into a “no cut” mode where a print command will cause the printer to print without cutting the ticket. Please note that no other data should be sent on the same ticket as the “no cut mode” command, as all other data on these tickets will be ignored. CUT MODE - This command returns the printer into its default “cut” mode where a print command will cause the printer to print and cut the ticket. Please note that no other data should be sent on the same ticket as the “cut mode” command, as all other data on these tickets will be ignored. FORMATTING COMMANDS FGL MODE - This command allows the user to format the ticket independently of the driver. Please note that data sent in this mode will not be displayed in a WYSWYG format and may overwrite or intersect with the data shown on your screen when printed. The primary purpose of this command is to facilitate the use of rotated bar codes. The command should be sent at the beginning of a line (in a resident font) with the bar code information immediately succeeded by the bar code information and an
POSSIBLE FUTURE COMMANDS AND FEATURESPROGRAMMABLE TEST TICKET This command would allow the customer to design their own test ticket. STANDARD INTERFACE PINOUTSSERIAL PINOUTS
TYPICAL RS232 PIN CONNECTIONS (standard) (standard) (pc type) (pc type) 25 PIN PC 9 PIN PC 25 PIN PC 9 PIN PC BOCA CPU BOCA CPU BOCA CPU BOCA CPU 2 ---- 3 RXD 2 ---- 2 RXD 2 ---- 2 TXD 2 ---- 3 TXD 3 ---- 2 TXD 3 ---- 3 TXD 3 ---- 3 RXD 3 ---- 2 RXD 7 ---- 7 GND 7 ---- 5 GND 5 ---- 5 CTS* 5 ---- 8 CTS* 20 ---- 6 DSR 20 ---- 6 DSR 6 ---- 6 DSR 6 ---- 6 DSR 20 ---- 5 CTS* 20 ---- 1 CD* 7 ---- 7 GND 7 ---- 5 GND 20 ---- 8 CD* 20 ---- 8 CTS* 8 ---- 8 CD* 8 ---- 1 CD* * optional connection
PIN FUNCTION 1 Strobe (negative) 2-9 Data (DB0 - DB7) 10 ACK (negative) 11 BUSY
15 ERROR (negative) 18 Ground NOTE: The above pinouts may vary on certain printers due to special customer request. STANDARD INTERFACE PINOUTS CONTINUED RS422 DIFFERENTIAL INTERFACE PINOUTS (422190-9) FAA LOR
PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION 1,7 Ground 1,7 Ground 19 Printer Transmit - 19 Printer Transmit + 25 Printer Transmit + 25 Printer Transmit - 15 Printer Receive - 15 Printer Receive + 17 Printer Receive + 17 Printer Receive - 11 Ready + 11 Ready + 10 Ready - 10 Ready - Directory: documents documents -> Concept stage documents -> Concept stage documents -> The great global switch-off documents -> Nonprofit grant application documents -> The Truth about the Rwandan Genocide documents -> Annual InStructional unit plan documents -> Chaos equipment included Download 1.07 Mb. Share with your friends:
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