Tally Genicom 2900 56Operator Manual, Print on CR, Form Feed at TOF, Alt ESC Alternate Escape

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Config Menu Codes

Print on CR

This parameter is intended for use by customers whose applications embolden characters by using a CR-only method to selectively reprint all or parts of a line.

Off:

Ignore bolding, print as regular text (Default setting)

Double Strike: Print line, then backup to reprint (bold by overstriking)

Bold:

Print line once, bold portions printed with enhanced "bold"

 

style

For example, the application may embolden the word "bold" in a sentence by sending (^ marks a space) the following:

This is bold<CR>^^^^^^^^bold<CR><LF>

With "Double Strike" selected, bolding is accomplished by re-striking the characters at the same dot positions. This requires a 1-line backup after printing each <CR> pass; some applications use many passes to print a single bolded line, so printing throughput may be reduced accordingly.

With "Bold" selected, bolding is accomplished by rendering the bolded charac- ters twice, one with a small offset to create a "shadow" effect. The resulting print is thicker and thus appears darker. This is the same technique used with the "bold" character attribute selected via emulation escape sequences.

Form Feed at TOF

This dictates how the printer will respond to a Form Feed Control Code re- ceived from the host computer when it is already at a top-of-form location. If set to Disabled, the printer ignores the Form Feed Control Code sent from the host. If set to Enabled (default selection) the printer performs the requested form feed and advances to the next top-of-form.

ESC

This parameter is valid only in the Tally ANSI and LG emulations. When set to Disabled, the ESC control character is ignored. The default is Enabled.

Alt ESC (Alternate Escape)

This parameter is only valid in the Tally ANSI and LG emulations. When set to Enabled, a "^" (carat) character in column 1 (left margin) followed by a CR or a CR LF can be used in place of the ESC control code. The default is Disabled. ESC (see above) must also be Enabled for this to work.

Upper Only

This parameter allows you to set up your printer to print in uppercase charac- ters only from the active Character Set. When this parameter is enabled, the lowercase characters in Hex positions 61 through 7A are overwritten by the uppercase characters in positions 41 through 5A. The default selection is Disabled.

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Contents Operator Manual Serial Parallel LAN Operator ManualAcknowledgments Contents Chapter Operator Manual ESC Appendix a Troubleshooting Appendix B Specifications Introduction Operator Manual Preface-9Conventions About This ManualPreface-10Operator Manual Setting Up Your Printer Site PreparationUnpacking the Printer Unpacking your printerRepacking Removing the Shipping HardwareInterface Connections and Powering Up Interface ConnectorsInterface Connections Serial/Parallel Interfaces14Operator Manual Powering UpPowering Up Paper System Components Paper SystemPaper System Components 16Operator Manual TractorsPrint Gap Paper TensionInstalling Ribbon Cartridge Installing the Ribbon Cartridge18Operator Manual LED Indicators Control Panel ComponentsControl Panel Components LCD Liquid Crystal Display20Operator Manual Loading Paper and Printing 22Operator Manual Standard Printing ModeLoading Paper for Standard Printing Mode Step Column Alignment Scale 24Operator Manual Print Gap Adjustment Print Gap Profile ModePrint Gap Gap Zone26Operator Manual Using a Saved Gap Zone ProfileFine-tuning the Automatic Print Gap Setting After unlocking the Print Gap keys Set Print Gap Detect Mode to ManualManually Adjust Print Gap on Control Panel Manually Setting Print Gap Setting Up Configurations28Operator Manual Run a Print TestControl Panel Display Printer Menus and the Control Panel30Operator Manual Control Panel DisplayDisplay During Normal Operation Indicator Paper Weight and Hammer Impact Display When In a Menu32Operator Manual Control Panel Key FunctionsControl Panel Key Functions TOF Key Top of Form View KeyPrint GAP + and Keys Up and Down Arrow Keys34Operator Manual Enter KeyClear Key Clear Key Config Key OfflineUsing Menus Using MenusControl Panel Menus Categories, Parameters and SelectionsTCP/IP if LAN is installed 38Operator Manual Example Changing Form Length Using the Menu SystemChanging Form Length How to Print a Control Panel Selected Options Report Print Selections ReportOperator Menu Operator Menu ⇒ FontFont Category 40Operator ManualOcra Density Ser/Par Character SetMatrix 42Operator Manual Forms Category Operator Menu ⇒ Forms 44Operator ManualQuick Access Print to EOF End Of Form If Print to EOF is onIf Print to EOF is OFF, you have two choices Choice Eject Distance46Operator Manual RibnMon Thresh Ribbon Monitor Operation48Operator Manual Operator Menu ⇒ Print GapPrint Gap Category Mode Fine-Tuning the Print Gap ManuallyReset 50Operator Manual Detect DistanceVFU Enable Operator Menu ⇒ VFUVFU Category Vertical Format Units VT Channel Vertical Tab ChannelConfig Menu Config Menu ⇒ PrinterPrinter Category 52Operator ManualIO Hold Report54Operator Manual Beeper ModeBeeper Volume Config Menu ⇒ Codes Codes Category56Operator Manual Print on CRForm Feed at TOF Alt ESC Alternate EscapeCode 7F Print 80 9F HexIgnore Char Sub Char From58Operator Manual Config Menu ⇒ ConfigurationsConfigurations Category How to label a configuration slot 60Operator Manual Config Menu ⇒ Serial I/OSerial I/O Category Status Enquiry DTR Function62Operator Manual DTR PolarityBusy Polarity RTS FunctionConfig Menu ⇒ Parallel I/O Popc Print On Paper CommandParallel I/O Category Bi-DirectionalConfig Menu ⇒ Intellifilter Intellifilter Category64Operator Manual Serial Parallel Twinax/CoaxTCP/IP Menu LAN Interface Only TCP/IP MenuIP Addr Category Gateway Category66Operator Manual TCP/IP Menu ⇒ SubnetSubnet Category Test Menu TestMenu ⇒ PatternPattern Category PrintTest Menu ⇒ Fault Override Fault Override CategoryDiag Category 68Operator ManualHelp Menu Help Menu70Operator Manual Faults Appendix a Troubleshooting A-71Fault Correction Procedure MessagesError Messages 72Operator ManualAppendix a Troubleshooting A-73 HammerTimeExplanation Corrective Action74Operator Manual Appendix a Troubleshooting A-75 Paper Problems 76Operator ManualAppendix B Specifications B-77 Industry and Agency StandardsIndustry and Agency Standards 78Operator ManualAppendix B Specifications B-79 EnvironmentEmulations and Fonts 80Operator ManualAppendix B Specifications B-81 Fonts, Languages and CharactersStandard Languages and Character Sets Language SubstitutionsConfigurations, Paper and Speed 82Operator ManualAppendix B Specifications B-83 Daly Drive, Suite 703.833.8700 Chantilly, VA 703.222.7629