ESC c 4 n, Sensor | Citizen Systems CBM-820 manual

ESC c 4 n

[Function]	Selects No-paper Sensor Valid for Print Stop
[Code]	ASCII	ESC	c	4	n
	Hexadecimal	1B	63	34	n
	Decimal	27	99	52	n

[Range]	0 n 255
[Outline]	•	This command selects in which status of the no-paper Sensor printing should be stopped.
		Each bit has the following different meanings.

		Bit	Sensor	Hexadecimal	Decimal

		0	Undeﬁned	–	–

		1	Undeﬁned	–	–

		2	Undeﬁned	–	–

		3	Undeﬁned	–	–

		4	TOF sensor disabled	00	0

			TOF sensor enabled	10	16

		5	BOF sensor disabled	00	0

			BOF sensor enabled	20	32

		6	Undeﬁned	–	–

		7	Undeﬁned	–	–

[Caution]	•	It is possible to select multiple sensors as a printing stop condition, but if any one of them
		detects the no-paper condition, the printer will stop printing.

•The printer stops printing after printing the on-going line and feeding the paper. If the panel switch is disabled at this time, the printer will release the paper automatically and waits for new paper to be set.

[Default]	n = 0
[See Also]	ESC c 5

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CBM-820 specifications

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From a software perspective, the CBM-820 supports standardized command languages like ESC/POS, enabling easy integration into various applications. This adaptability makes it suitable for a wide range of industries, from traditional retail stores to mobile food vendors.

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Citizen Systems CBM-820 manual ESC c 4 n, Sensor

Models: CBM-820

ESC c 4 n

[Function]

ASCII

Sensor

Decimal

CBM-820 specifications