Specifications

DATAPROCESS EUROPE S.p.A.
ST3xx ST4xx ST5xx
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11 Prints with FEED key(only blank label)
12 Prints test label on switch-on.
13 Return message when ENQ recognised.
14 Sends XOFF and sets the printer to busy when it prints or is OFF-LINE
15 Messages of return and management FORM FEED
16 Controls product photo sensor detector
It is possible to use a space as instead of "0" and "1". In this case the function of that posi-
tion remains the same as that before using the /$&% command.
All of the values of the parameters seen on the test label which is printed on switch-on are
permanently stored in the non-volatile memory by using this command.
These values are used as default when the printer is switched on and can be changed by
the relevant commands sent by an external computer. The new values are temporary (i.e.
lost when the printer is switched off) unless they are stored with this command.
Note: the non-volatile memory is an EEPROM guaranteed for approx. one
million writing cycles. For this reason the /$&%…command should not be improp-
erly used otherwise it will prematurely age the EEPROM.
17.6 /$%&
The
/$%&
command (EEPROM reset) è used to restore all the parameters of the non-
volatile memory back to the factory settings. It has the same function as the manual proce-
dure of pressing the PAUSE+FEED keys when the printer is switched on.
17.7 /$>Ann
The
/$>A
command is used to assign a network address to the printer. The LEPTONS
printers can be networked with LEPTONS LW DOS and WINLW programmes. The net-
work is linked with NSA-047/N adaptors, one on each serial of the printers and one on the
PC. The connection between the adaptors is made with a twisted and shielded telephone
cable.
The command must be followed by two digits which represent the printer’s unique ad-
dress (from 01 to 14) in the network. When the address is set to 00 the printer is config-
ured to not work in a network.
The printer will not respond to commands via the serial port unless it is properly config-
ured. Read the section entitled “Network communication protocols”.
17.8 /$>Bbdps
The
/$>B
command is used to configure the serial interface communication parameters.
It must be followed by 4 parameters in the following sequence: