Star Micronics XR-1000, XR-1500 user manual 1Define draft download characters Both

Page 55

1Define draft download character(s)

 

 

 

Both 1

<ESC>

&

<NuL>

<cl>

<c2>

en>

cdl>

...

cdn>

1Bh

3Dh

OOh

ccl>

<c2>

c?D

cdl>

...

cd0

27

61

0

<cl>

<c2>

CR>

cdl>

...

cd0

The command above enables the definition of “soft”characters to be downloaded. This command is only valid if “DCWNLOAD” has been selected in the RAM USAGE menu of the Memory Switch (see Chapter 3 for details), and the draft mode has been selected before this command is executed.

The following rules are observed. <cl> and <c2> are binary values which determine the character range which will be replaced by downloaded data. For instance, if ccl>=20h and cc2>=30h, all characters from 20h through 30h will be overwritten by the downloaded data. If a downloaded character is stored in the area 80h through 9Fh, it can only be printed in the character set #2 mode. It is possible to store downloaded characters in the part of the character set reserved for IBM block graphics (BOh through DFh, F4h and F5h). but these characters can only be printed when the standard character set has been selected.

Eachcharacterisdefmedbyanattributebyte(ou)andll&~bytes(<dl>...<dn>).

The attribute byte, ol>. indicates whether the character is an ascender (not using the lowest of the nine vertical dots) or a descender (not using the highest dot). It also indicates the amount of white space to the left of the character (0 to 7 dots), and the width of the character cell, including this space (4 to 15 dots). The left space and cell width attributes are used only in proportional spacing.

Each data byte indicates eight vertical dots, with the MSB being the top dot and the LSB the bottom dot. These correspond to pins 1 to 8 or 2 to 9 of the print head, depending on whether the character is an ascender or descender.

49

Page 54 Page 56
Image 55
Page 54 Page 56
Contents XR-1000 Above sto~emm~ applies only to printers marketed in the USA Organization of this Manual CongratulationsDIP Switches Table of Contents IBM Character SET #2 TroubleshootingMaintenance Adjusting the Printing GAP Replacing the Print Head Front Panel Diagnostic Test ModesChapter UNPACKING, Setting UP and ConnectionUser’s manual Setting up Print head shield Connection DIP switch cover Cut-sheet paper Loading PaperFanfold paper continuous stationery Page Once the paper has been loaded Indicators Controls and IndicatorsControls Pitch Pane/ Lock Pitch SettingFont Panel Lock Quiet ModeForm feed Paper HandlingPaper parking Short tear-off function Test and Maintenance Settings Buffer CLEAR/RESETMicro Feed Setting UP the Memory Switches Iiii Menu Options Command MenuPaper Menu Print MenuForms Menu Offj WFI Factory settingsKNI Courier DRWNumerical Representation EmulationsCommand Codes and Escape Sequences Codes Example command BothCESC CBSESC Font style and character set control codesValue Select font BothSelect character table Both BiIliIIy06h Select primary character set BothSelect secondary character set Both Select International Character Set EscES0\ 1Bh5Ch Print continuously from the Ail Characters ChartPrint a single character from the Ail Character Chart IBM 1Select/cancel Undefined control code area Standard1Set elite pitch printing Both Font pitch control codesSet pica pitch printing Standard Esc Set pica pitch printingEscsi Set condensed print mode1Cancel condensed print mode Standard Select/cancel Proportional printing BothSelect one-line expanded printing Special print mode control’codes1Set or cancel pica proportional pitch 1Select/cancel expanded printingSelect Master print mode Cancel one-line expanded printCESCF 1Bh46h 2770 Select print modeSelect emphasized Print mode Cancel emphasized print mode1Select double-strike printing Both Cancel double-strike printing Both CEscSelect/cancel Underline Both Select/cancel Overline BothLine feed Both Cancel superscript/subscript BothLine space control codes Select superscript/subscript Both1Set line spacing to n/216 inch Both Set line spacing to l/8 inch BothSet line spacing to 7/72 inch 1Set line spacing to l/6 inch StandardOne-time line feed in l/216 inch increments Set line spacing to W72 inch1Define line spacing l/72 inch increments Execute ES&A definitionForm feedBoth t Form feed control codesReverse one-time line feed in l/216 inch increments Both Set vertical print position in lines Both CEscESC Cnulb CID Reverse feed to top of formSet page length in inches Set page length in lines1Set vertical tab positions Both CEsc Margins and vertical tab setting control codesSet top-of-form 1Move to next vertical tab position BothSet VFU vertical tabs Select vertical form unit VFU channelSet relative vertical tab positions Set left and right margins Both Cancel top and bottom margins BothSet top margin Both 1Set bottom margin BothCarriage return Both Horizontal print position control codesSet left margin Both Set right marginES6 Set/cancel Automatic line feedMove to next horizontal tab 1Set/clear Horizontal tabs BothESC CtP 1Bh 66h 30h 102 Restore tabs to default settingsSet relative horizontal tab positions Both Set horizontal print position BothProduce character space Standard 1Set iustification Mode BothSelect Next horizontal print position by dot CNUI2tandard Character control codesMove print head Esc Copy standard ROM font into RAM1Define draft download characters Both 27 61 cd 012~ 20 em Cal a2 cdl ... cdlll 1Define draft download characters1st Select download/standard character set GraphicsCESC%n 1Bh25hn Select &dot normal density Both Double-density Both Redefine bit-image mode1Set MSB to Both Miscellaneous codesSet MSB to Backspace Both 1Cancel MSB control BothCancel last character Standard 1Select zero style BothDeselect printer 10 carriage model only Cancel last line BothSet printer off-line Set printer on line Both1Sound buzzer Both Disable paper-out detection BothEnable paper-out detection Both Deselect printer 15 carriage model onlyEnable unidirectional printing for one line only Both Enable/disable Bidirectional printing BothExecute macro instruction Enable/disable double-height mode Enable/disable large character printing BothSelect character height, width, line spaclng Both ASF Automatic Sheet Feeder control Both Set/cancel Immediate modeCESC 1Bh 19h Select font Ascii command sequencesPrint Both Select/cancelItalic print Bold prlnt BothControl ASF Select color printing with color option only BothMemo Chapter OFF Troubleshooting Troubleshooting and MaintenancePrinting Power supplyIf the print is faint, or uneven, check the following Check Paper feeding Check Check Maintenance Adjusting the Printing GAPRibbon Replacement Now the cover turn the You now to Reusing printer Replacing the Print Head Print head bolts Front Panel Diagnostic and Test Modes Short test modePage Text test mode Lprint CHR$I Hexadecimal dump modeBidirectional test/adjustment mode Repeat the process for all print modes Memo Chapter Installing Application Software with Your PrinterProportional CPIGraphics Hard Copy Setting UP the Printer from the DOS PromptSample program Programming Using BasicLprint LOGO$ROW=LOGO$ROW+CHR$GD How the program works Lprint E$ Swsi SW SW Color display Patches necessary to use the Basic interpreterUnidirectional Print pins Line spacingSpeed Print directionCopies Bit image dot-matrixPacr width 15modelPower supply Weight 15 modelOptions 100 ’l-ig Character SetsXJh-lx-l 241 401 661 721 Eel I1041 1201 Standard Character SET #I01I Standard Character SET #2 1108 SET ##21361 m R168i I Rml LliilIBM Character SET #I Additional Character SET Denmark/Norway 1NTERNATlONAL Character SetsMemo Graphics direction Graphics dump IDIQuiet mode, 11,13,19 RAM usage Ribbon installation, 4 RS232 interfaceUnidirectional printing Unpacking Vertical pitch Zero style

XR-1000, XR-1500 specifications

Star Micronics has established itself as a leading provider of premium printing solutions, an assertion further bolstered by its innovative models, the XR-1000 and XR-1500. These thermal receipt printers are designed to meet the diverse needs of retail, hospitality, and various business environments, combining robust features, state-of-the-art technologies, and user-friendly characteristics.

The Star Micronics XR-1000 is engineered for high-performance printing, boasting a print speed of up to 200 mm per second. It ensures swift transaction processing, which is essential in high-volume retail settings. The XR-1500, an advanced counterpart, raises the bar with a higher print resolution, delivering crisp and clear receipts that enhance customer experience. Both models utilize direct thermal printing technology, eliminating the need for ink or toner and significantly reducing operational costs.

One of the standout features common to both models is their compact design, making them suitable for environments with limited space. Their lightweight structure also allows for easy relocation, which is beneficial for businesses with dynamic layouts. Furthermore, the printers are equipped with easy paper loading mechanisms that maximize efficiency and minimize downtime.

Connectivity options are another highlight of the XR-1000 and XR-1500. Both models support a variety of interfaces, including USB, Bluetooth, and Ethernet, allowing seamless integration with existing systems. This flexibility ensures that businesses can adapt to evolving technological requirements without significant overhauls.

Moreover, the XR-1000 and XR-1500 printers are compatible with various point-of-sale (POS) systems and software applications, providing reliable performance across different platforms. Their resilience is notable as well, featuring durable casing and components designed to withstand the rigors of daily use.

The models also incorporate advanced power-saving features, crucial for businesses looking to reduce energy costs without sacrificing performance. Their intuitive LED indicators provide real-time feedback, allowing users to quickly assess the status of the printer.

In summary, the Star Micronics XR-1000 and XR-1500 deliver a high-quality printing experience, characterized by speed, reliability, and flexibility. With their advanced technologies and thoughtful design, these printers stand out as optimal choices for businesses seeking efficiency and quality in their printing solutions. Whether in a bustling retail environment or a busy restaurant, it is clear that these printers offer the solutions that modern businesses need.
Top Page Image Contents