Epson TM-T85P manual Hexadecimal Dump, Sample

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The remaining amount of roll paper is not detected correctly.

A microswitch attached to the paper roll near end detector lever detects when the roll paper is almost gone. You can adjust the detector lever if necessary. See Chapter 1 for instructions.

Hexadecimal Dump

This feature allows experienced users to see exactly what data is coming to the printer. This can be useful in finding software problems. When you turn on the hex dump function, the printer prints all commands and other data in hexadecimal format along with a guide section to help you find specific commands.

To use the hex dump feature, follow these steps:

1.Make sure that the printer is off.

2.Open the cover.

3.Hold down the PAPER FEED button while you turn on the printer by pressing the POWER button.

4.Close the cover. The printer prints “Hexadecimal Dump”.

5.Run any software program that sends data to the printer. All the codes it receives in a two-column format. The first column contains the hexadecimal codes and the second column gives the ASCII characters that correspond to the codes.

sample

Hexadecimal Dump

1B 21 00 1B 26 02 40 40 1B 69 : . ! . . & . @ @.i

1B 25 01 1B 63 34 00 1B 30 31 : . % . c4 . .. 01

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A : ABCDEFGHIJ

Troubleshooting 3-7

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Contents TM-T85/T85P TM-T85/T85P Control Panel Printer partsPage CE Marking EMC and Safety Standards AppliedIii FCC Compliance Statement For American UsersPage Introduction Page Vii About This ManualContents Unpacking InstallationRemoving the Transportation Spacer 2InstallationPage Connecting the Printer to the Computer 4InstallationTM-T85 TM-T85P 6Installation Connecting the Printer to the DrawerDen Drucker an die Lade anschließen AchtungGrounding the Printer 8InstallationConnecting the Power Supply Installing the Paper Roll Be sure to use roll paper that meets the specificationsArranging the Interface Cable Installation Page Self-test printing Please press the Paper Feed button Running the Self Test14Installation Setting the DIP SwitchesDSW 16Installation TM-T85 DIP-Switch FunctionsTM-T85P DIP-Switch Functions 18Installation Adjusting the Paper Near End Detector 20Installation Affixing the Fastening Tape Optional Indicator Lights Using the PrinterButtons Replacing the Roll Paper 2Using the PrinterCut 4Using the Printer Page 6Using the Printer Power problems Printing problemsTroubleshooting Page Paper is jammed inside the printer Paper handling problemsPage Do not touch the print head. You can damage it 6Troubleshooting Sample Hexadecimal Dump8Troubleshooting Reference Information Printing Specifications2Reference Information Character SpecificationsElectrical Specifications Paper SpecificationsEnvironmental Conditions Interface SpecificationsCharacter Code Tables 6Reference Information 1 Katakana2 PC850 Multilingual 8Reference Information 3 PC860 Portuguese4 PC863 Canadian-French 10Reference Information 5 PC865 Nordic255 Space 12Reference Information International character settCommands Command Notation2Commands Control CommandsAscii DLE EOT DLE EOT n4Commands ESC c DLE ENQ n 6CommandsESC SP n CanESC ! n 8CommandsESC $ nL nH 10Commands ESC & y c1 c2 x1 d1...dy x1...xk d1...dy xk ESC % nWhen font B is selected 12CommandsESC m nL n H dk 14Commands LSB 16Commands ESC nESC 3 n ESC = n ESC ? n 18CommandsESC E n ESC D n k NUL20Commands ESC G nESC J n ESC L ESC R n 22CommandsPaper feed direction ESC T nESC V n 24CommandsX0 = xL + xH 256 horizontal motion unit ESC \ nL nH 26CommandsESC a n ESC c 3 n 28CommandsOutput 30Commands ESC c 4 nESC c 5 n ESC ESC d nESC u n 32CommandsName Transmit paper sensor status Format 34Commands GS ! n Default Example$ nL nH 36CommandsAscii GS x y d xy8GS / m 38CommandsGS B n GS H n 40CommandsGS L nL nH GS P x y 42Commands2ASCII ➀ GS V m ➁ GS V m nGS W nL nH 44CommandsGS \ nL nH GS r t m 46CommandsGS a n When using DLE EOT, ESC u, ESC v, GS I, or GS r, the status 48CommandsBit Off/On Hex Decimal Status for ASB Undefined GS f n 50Commands➀ GS k m d1...dk NUL ➁ GS k m n d1...dn CODE128 52CommandsGS r n 54Commands GS w n 56Commands