Programming instructions
Intermec Fingerprint v7.61 – Programmer’s Reference Manual Ed. 7  255
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
SYSVAR, cont.
Remarks, cont.
25. Type of Centronics communication
  (Set or Read)
 Three  types  of  Centronics  communication  in  the  compatible  mode 
can be selected or read. (Nibble, byte, ECP and EPP are presently 
not supported.)
  SYSVAR(25) = 0   Standard type
    Predefi ned timing for the ACK and BUSY signals 
when responding to host data is:
    500  ns  ACK,  BUSY  inactivated  after  ACK 
fi nishes.
  SYSVAR(25) = 1   IBM/Epson type
    Predefi ned timing for the ACK and BUSY signals 
when responding to host data is:
    2500 ns ACK, BUSY inactivated as soon as ACK 
pulse starts.
  SYSVAR(25) = 2   Classic type
    Predefi ned timing for the ACK and BUSY signals 
when responding to host data is:
    BUSY deactivated, wait 2500 ns, then give 2500 
ns pulse on ACK.
  Default:  0 = Standard type
26: Ribbon low condition
  (Read only)
 This parameter allows you to read the status of the ribbon low sensor in 
EasyCoder F-series thermal transfer printers. In the Setup Mode, you can 
specify a diameter in mm of the ribbon supply roll, when the SYSVAR(26) 
will switch from 0 to 1.
 The printer returns:
 0  =  Ribbon not low
 1  =  Ribbon low
28. Erase paper feed data at headlift
  (Set only)
 The fi rmware keeps track of all labels (or similar) between the label stop 
sensor and the dot line of the printhead. If the printhead is lifted, there is a large 
risk that the paper is moved, so the paper feed will not work correctly before 
those labels have been fed out. This parameter allows you to decide whether 
these data should be cleared when the printhead is lifted or not. 
 SYSVAR(28) = 0  Media feed data are not cleared at headlift 
 SYSVAR(28) = 1  Media feed data are cleared at headlift (default)
29: DSR condition on "uart2:"
  (Read only)
 This parameter allows you to read the DSR (Data Send Ready) condition 
on the serial channel "uart2:"
 The printer returns:
 0  =  No
 1  =  Yes










