Operator`s manual

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^A ^D COMMAND
21 Change SW1: Software dip switch #1. The dip switches are the only commands
that use binary input. They can use a ^AB sequence followed by an 8 digit 0 or 1
code.
For example: ^AB10000011^D215 will configure the printer for a text equivalent
enquiry response, accept control codes, disable echo, and enable XON/XOFF flow
control.
12345678
^ABxxxxxxxx
*******. 1=XON/XOFF Enable, 0=Disable
******.) Not Used
*****.)) 1=Echo Enable, 0=Disable
****.))) Not Used
***.)))) Not Used
**.))))) 1=Ignore Control Codes, 0=Accept
*.)))))))),
.)))))))),* Enquiry Response
00=Control Codes
10=Text Equivalent
11=^Equivalent
Position:
1,2 Enquiry Response: This determines what the printer will send back in response to
an enquiry. See chapter 5, table 8 for more details.
3 Control Codes: It is not acceptable in some applications to allow the printer to
accept control codes (ASCII characters below 20 hex), because of the way the host
computer interacts with the machine. This switch setting will allow or disallow printer
response to control code use.
4 Not Used
5 Not Used
6 Echo: If this feature is enabled, the printer will echo all received characters to the
communications port.
7 Not Used
8 XON/XOFF: Enable or disable XON/XOFF software handshaking. Clear To Send
(CTS) hardware handshaking is always enabled.