Specifications

Chapter 2 Printer Commands

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Byte Mode

Responses

(ASCII)

Text / Verbose Mode Response Equivalent

0xDB >I/O FAILURE<

0xDC >FONT/GRAPHIC NOT FOUND<

0xDD >BAD FILENAME<

0xE1 >SWITCH 0 ACTUATED<

0xE2 >SWITCH 1 ACTUATED<

0xE3 >SWITCH 2 ACTUATED<

0xE4 >TOF SWITCH ACTUATED<

0xF0 >FIELD OFF IMAGE<

0xF1 >COMPOSITION ERROR<

0XF2 >GRAPHIC TOO LARGE<

0xFF >POWERED DOWN<

Table 6 ^D365) Status Response List

2.3.21 ^D390)1 (Reset Printer)

This command instructs the printer to perform a reset through software, which duplicates a

hard reset. This command may be issued from either inside or outside a script file. Caution

should be used if issued from inside a script before sending data after a reset due to the

power up time. It is a good idea to issue an Enquiry command (“^D327)1” or ^E) before

sending data after a reset to verify that the printer has returned to a >READY< status. The

“^D390)1” command is the queued equivalent to the immediate ^R (ASCII 0x12) control

code.

2.3.22 ^D391)1 (Restore Configuration Defaults)

This command is used to restore configuration defaults to a known state. This command

may be sent from inside or outside a script. If this command is sent inside a script file, the

printer will transiently restore factory defaults, with the exception of Model Type (“^D501)”)

and Serial Port parameters (“^D670)”), before executing any other command regardless of

the placement within the script file. This command should be sent to the printer outside a

script file as a part of a Flash memory update. Failure to issue the “^D391)1” command

after a Flash code update may cause the printer to become unstable.

2.3.23 ^D392)1 (Restore Property Defaults)

This command is used to restore the printer’s property command defaults to a known state.

This command may be sent from inside or outside a script. If this command is sent inside a

script file, the printer will transiently restore factory defaults. This command should be sent

to the printer outside a script file as a part of a Flash memory update. Failure to issue the