Operator`s manual

The following list shows all of the commands necessary to access the operator control panel functions.

BAUD RATE COMMAND - <brx,y,z> (printer will reset after receipt of command)

Note: This function should only be used by an experienced user.

This command sets the baud rate (x), parity (y) and data bit size (z) for the printer. Valid values for each are

shown below. For example, to set a 9600 baud rate, even parity, 7 data bits send the <br9600,E,7> command.

x = 1200 28800 y = N (no parity) z = 8 data bits*

2400 38400 E (even parity) 7 data bits

4800 57600 O (odd parity)

9600 115200

19200

MINI/MICRO COMMAND - <min>/<mic> (printer will reset after receipt of command)

This command sets the printer up as a Mini (cutter) <min> or Micro (no cutter) <mic>.

PRINT SPEED COMMAND - <ps#> (printer will reset after receipt of command)

This command sets the printing speed of the ticket. The values can range from 0-7. The slowest speed is 7.

The slower the speed the darker the printing.

DIAGNOSTIC MODE COMMAND - <DM>

This command is explained in the

FGL programming guide.

STATUS ENABLED COMMAND - <se#>

This command enables or disables status responses from the printer to the Host. The values can range as

shown below:

0 - None (disabled)

1 - Serial

2 - Parallel

3 - Ser/Par

4 - USB

5 - USB/Ser

6 - USB/Par

7 - USB/Ser/Par

Note: Bi-directional parallel mode must be set first for Par options to be valid.

Note: USB mode must be set first for USB options to be valid.

TRANSPARENT MODE ENABLED/DISABLED COMMANDS - <tme>/<tmd>

These commands set the printer in transparent mode <tme> or no

n-transparent mode <tmd> after

initializing.

PAPER MODE ENABLED/DISABLED COMMANDS - <pme>/<pmd>

Note: This function is set at the factory and should not be changed.

These commands set the printer in paper mode <pme> or non-paper mode <pmd> after initializing.

SPECIAL HEAD SETTING COMMAND - <sph#> (printer will reset after receipt of command)

Note: This function is set at the factory and should not be changed.

This command sets the special head setting for the printer. The values can range from as shown below:

0 - no special head RADJW set for 3.25” wide ticket

1 - special head size path 1 # Note: this is for non-reversible paper guide.

2 - special head size path 2 # Note: this is for non-reversible paper guide.

3 - special head size both paths # Note: this is for non-reversible paper guide.