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Cognitive Solutions B780, A776 Set Gateway, Set raw TCPIP port, Telnet Daemon, LP Daemon, BootP

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Set Gateway

ASCII	US	BS	ETX n1		n2 n3	n4
Hexadecimal	1F	08	03	n1	n2 n3	n4
Decimal	31	8	3	n1	n2 n3	n4
Default:	none

Sets the printer to the gateway having the IP address value specified by the values n1 to n4. A gateway, even when the printer is on another subnet, is not always needed.

The printer initiates no connection and obtains the gateway address from the host packets.

Set raw TCPIP port 9001

ASCII	US	BS	EOT n1		n2	n3	n4
Hexadecimal	1F	08	04	n1	n2	n3	n4
Decimal	31	8	4	n1	n2	n3	n4
n1 = 0:	disabled
n1 = 1:	enabled
Default:	enabled

Sets the port where the printer will look for raw tcpip communications.

LP Daemon

ASCII	US	BS	ENQ n1
Hexadecimal	1F	08	05	n1
Decimal	31	8	5	n1
n1 = 0:	disabled
n1 = 1:	enabled
Default:	disabled

Enables or disables the printer LP Daemon. The LP listens on port 515.

Telnet Daemon

ASCII	US	BS	ACK n1
Hexadecimal	1F	08	06	n1
Decimal	31	8	6	n1
n1 = 0:	disabled
n1 = 1:	enabled

Default: enabled

Enables or disables the printer Telnet server. The Telnet server listens on port 23.

BootP

ASCII	US	BS	BELL	n1
Hexadecimal	1F	08	07	n1
Decimal	31	8	7	n1
n1 = 0:	disabled
n1 = 1:	enabled
Default:	disabled

Enables or disables the use of BootP at power-up to obtain an IP address. BootP is a subset of DHCP.

A776 (B780) Programming Guide

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Cognitive Solutions B780, A776 manual Set Gateway, Set raw TCPIP port, Telnet Daemon, LP Daemon, BootP

Contents

Programming Guide A776 B780 Two-Color Thermal/Impact Hybrid PrinterPrinter without Imaging Printer with Imaging A776-PG00001 Rev. CInformation to the User Contents A776 B780 Programming Guide Select B780 Slip Right Text Margin and Text Column OptionsSelect receipt or slip for printing slip for MICR read Select receipt or slip for setting line spacingSelect paper sensors to output paper end signals Select peripheral device for multi-dropSelect or cancel user-defined character set Select or cancel 90 degree clockwise rotated printSelect or cancel white/black reverse print mode Select or cancel upside-down print modeStatus ContentsGraphics A776 B780 Programming GuideSet absolute vertical print position in page mode Rules for using real-time commandsSelect or cancel unsolicited status mode USM Set relative vertical print position in page modearea for storing logos and user-defined characters Return boot sector firmware part numberErase all flash contents except boot sector Return segment number status of flash memoryviii Contents Contents A776 B780 Programming Guide x ContentsA776-PG00001 C 12/09 Where to find advanced technical information How to use this GuideWhere to find the basics Chapter 1 About this GuideA776 B780 Programming Guide 2 Chapter 1 About this GuideA776-PG00001 C 12/09 Runtime diagnostics Chapter 2 Printer Status and IndicatorsStartup Diagnostics Remote diagnosticsEthernet Terminology Ethernet terms and default setupBootP MAC addressEthernet Default Setup Indicators Green slip-in light in front of the paper feed buttonChapter 3 Migrating to A776 and B780 Migrating from existing CognitiveTPG printers26 s c1 c2 n1 d1...nn dn Moving from the A756 to the A776 Thermal printhead differences24 n1 n2 2A m n1 n2 d1...dn4C nL nH Moving from the A756 to the A776 Emulation commandsMoving from the A756, A758, or A760 to the A776 Slip differences 57 nL nHSet A776 Printer ID A776 Emulation CommandsA776 Configuration Commands Set A776 Printer EmulationSelect A776 Narrow Slip 51-column Compressed Print Option Select A776 Delete Slip Trailing Spaces OptionSelect Cover Open Option Select A776 21 and 25-line Rotated Slip Print OptionsSelect A776 First Line of Print Option in Text and Page Mode 12 Chapter 3 Migrating to a new printerSelect 45/60 Column Slip Option Set Page Mode Margin Mechanical AdjustmentSelect A776 Slip Eject Option Set Page Mode Option to Trim Full DotsA776 Slip Minimum Units A776 Configurable Slip Commands A776 Double High Slip Character PrintA776 Slip Character Spacing A776 Slip Left Margin and Print WidthMoving from A756/A758 to A776 Two-color Commands A776-PG00001 C 12/09 LogoEZ colorization commandsPage Migrating from the A721 7221 printer to the B780 B780 Emulation CommandsB780 Configuration Commands Set Printer ID ModeSelect Slip Lines per Inch Select DH Pitch and Rotated Text Columns18 Chapter 3 Migrating to a new printer Select B780 Map User Character Option for B780 Select Two - Sensor Option for B780Select Number of Lines of Validation for B780 Select Slip Right Margin in Page ModeSelect Concurrent Print to Receipt for B780 Select B780 Map Logo Option for B780Select Cover Open Option for B780 Select B780 with A776 Slip FunctionsSelect Cover Open Option for B780 Set Page Mode Margin Mechanical AdjustmentSet Page Mode Option to Trim Full Dots A776 B780 Programming Guide 22 Chapter 3 Migrating to a new printerA776-PG00001 C 12/09 Overview of Printing Characteristics Chapter 4 Programming the PrinterStandard Receipt character specificationCharacter appearance CompressedPrint zones Print zones for receipt station 80 mm paperPrint zones for slip station Print Zones for Slip, Validation Rotated printing commands Commands listed by function Chapter 5 Programming CommandsPrinter actions Vertical and horizontal positioning Text characteristicsPrint and paper feed 26 s c1 c2Graphics 1F 26 s c1 c2Real-time StatusBatch mode 1D 90 m x y o p qPage mode MICR check reader commandsBar codes MacrosFlash download Ethernet setup commandsUser data storage 73 n1 n2 k1D B4 nL nH t0. . .tm Image Commands1D C5 nL nH m d1-dn-1 1D B9 s t m nL nH pL pHClear printer Command conventionsCommand descriptions Printer actionsPerform partial knife cut Close formOpen form Generate toneSet slip paper eject length Select peripheral device for multi-dropInitialize printer Set unidirectional print on impact stationSelect receipt or slip for printing slip for MICR read Select receipt or slip for setting line spacingSelect paper sensors to output paper end signals 1B 63 33 nSelect sensors to stop printing Enable or disable panel buttonSet slip paper waiting time Release Paper Generate pulse to open cash drawerSet current color Select cut mode and cut paper Select slip stationSet paper type ColorPOS Select receipt station Set Interpretation of “Set current color”Print and eject slip Print test formPrint and feed paper one line Print and carriage returnAdd n extra dot rows Feed n dot rows3 extra dot rows Print and reverse feed paper PrintPrint and feed paper Print and feed n linesReverse feed n dots Print and reverse feed n linesReverse feed n lines Horizontal tabSet vertical line spacing to 1/6 inch Set columnSet absolute starting position 3.33 mm 0.13”Set horizontal tab positions Set vertical line spacingn is always less than or equal to the To move to the left Set relative print positionTo move to the right Set left margin Select justificationContinued Set printing area width Set horizontal and vertical minimum motion unitsContinued Select single-wide characters Text characteristics commandsSelect double-wide characters Select 90 degree counter-clockwise rotated printSet right-side character spacing Select pitch column widthCompressed Select or cancel user-defined character set Select print modeDefine user-defined character set ContinuedSelect or cancel underline mode Copy character set from ROM to RAMSelect double-strike Cancel user-defined characterSelect or cancel emphasized mode ContinuedSelect international character set Cancel double-strikeSelect or cancel italic print ContinuedSelect character code table Select or cancel 90 degree clockwise rotated printSelect or cancel upside-down print mode Select character sizeSelect or cancel white/black reverse print mode ContinuedSet smoothing Reverse color text mode ColorPOSSelect font ID number Text strike-through mode ColorPOSSelect font style number Download font list Save font ID number as default font at power upDownload font Select superscript or subscript modesAny invalid byte s, c1, c2, n1, n2 aborts the command Define extended user-defined character setSelect active user-defined character set The bytes are printed down and across each cell See the illustrationGraphics Download BMP logoSelect bit image mode Continuedn1 + 256 × n2 Print advanced raster graphics8-dot single-density 24-dot single-densityDefine Flash Logos Select double-density graphicsPrint Flash Logo Select the current logo downloaded bit imageDefine downloaded bit image Print downloaded bit imagePrint raster color graphics ColorPOS Print raster monochrome graphics ColorPOSDownload logo image ColorPOS GS 0x86 m Monochrome shade mode ColorPOSColor shade mode ColorPOS GS 0x87 mApply shading to logo ColorPOS Logo print with color plane swap ColorPOSMerge watermark mode ColorPOS Form and merge real-time surround graphic ColorPOS Background logo print mode ColorPOS Save graphics buffer as logo ColorPOS Shade and store logo ColorPOS Apply margin message mode ColorPOS1D 99 l m n o Logo print with knife cut Set temporary max target speedExample Set LogoEZ colorization ColorPOSContinued Example Skip “s” feed paper dot rows 15 s commandExample ContinuedSet LogoEZ attribute mapping ColorPOS Continuedm bit on 80 Chapter 5 Programming commands Original attribute mapped tableContinued attribute mappedEnable constant speed logos Convert 6-dots/mm bitmap to 8-dots/mm bitmapStatus Status command introductionTransmit peripheral device status Batch modeTransmit printer ID Transmit paper sensor statusContinued Transmits the printer ID specified by n as follows Preforms the remote diagnostic function specified by n Transmit printer ID, remote diagnostics extensionThe table that follows describes the variables Continued Transmit status ContinuedContinued Real-time commands Send printer software versionAlternate implementation Rules for using real-time commandsPreferred implementation Moving data through the bufferReal-time status transmission Busy line and fault conditionsContinued Continued 92 Chapter 5 Programming commands3 = Transmit error status 2 = Transmit RS-232C Busy Status Bit Status Hex Decimal FunctionDecimal Chapter 5 Programming commands 93 4 = Transmit receipt paper statusStatus FunctionReal-time request to printer Real-time printer status transmission Real-time commands disableExceptions Select or cancel unsolicited status mode USM Unsolicited status modeContinued Chapter 5 Programming commands 97 First Byte printer InformationSecond byte error information Off/On HexThird byte paper sensor information Chapter 5 Programming commandsContinued Bit Off/On HexRecognizing data from the printer Select bar code height Select printing position of HRI charactersSelect pitch of HRI characters Print bar codeThe command is only valid at the beginning of a line ContinuedSet GS1 DataBar formerly RSS parameters Chapter 5 Programming commands 103 Print GS1 DataBar formerly RSS, data length specifiedPrint GS1 DataBar formerly RSS, null terminated ASCIIPrint multiple barcodes Begin multiple barcodes one lineSelect PDF 417 parameters Sample symbol descriptionContinued Page mode Select bar code widthSets the bar code width to n dots Page size Suggested command sequence to print bank checkSlip page mode considerations Character SizeSlip Page Mode Disabled Print and return to standard mode Page mode configurationsSlip Page Mode Enabled Cancel print data in page modeSelect page mode Select standard mode Select print direction in page modeESC W n1, n2 ...n8 Set print area in page modeContinued 1B 57 n1, n2 ...n8Continued Set absolute vertical print position in page modeSet relative vertical print position in page mode 29 92 nL nHMacros Select or cancel macro definitionExecute macro ContinuedMICR reading MICR commandsRead MICR data and transmit Define parsing format, save in NVRAM MICR parsingTransmit last MICR read Define parsing format, do not save permanentlyOther parameters Continued Sample parsing formatsChapter 5 Programming commands 117 ESC w p 18 A CRAll characters in the transit number Field separator ContinuedCheck serial number which writes the two byte word n1n2 to word k in NVRAM Loading the exception tableException table entry format ExampleUser data storage Maintaining the exception tableWrite to user data storage ExampleWrite to non-volatile memory NVRAM Read from user data storageRead from non-volatile memory Select memory type SRAM/flashContinued Flash memory user sectors allocationExpanded flash memory allocation 1DErase user flash sector Select flash area for storing logos and user-defined charactersContinued User storage status ColorPOS Continuedallocation commands Flash downloadmemory sector to download Return boot sector firmware part numberReturn segment number status of flash memory Get firmware CRCErase selected flash sector Erase all flash contents except boot sectorReturn main program flash CRC Download to active flash sectorSet IP address Reset firmwareRestore default settings Set Net MaskTelnet Daemon Set GatewaySet raw TCPIP port BootPInactivity timeout DHCP auto-configurationKeep-alive pings Hexadecimal ID B0 Parameters None Imaging CommandsCalibrate Scanner ValueSet Image Format Properties Configure/Change Image Transmission PortSet Top Entry Startup Delay Hexadecimal 1D B1 m nValue Configure Binarization Methods and AttributesMethod DefinitionReturn None Define/Update Application Tag ValuesDecimal Value DefinitionHexadecimal 1D B6 Parameters None Attach Scan Application TagsReturn Imager Status Hexadecimal 1D B7Value Real-Time Imager StatusHexadecimal 10 04 Parameters None DefinitionWait for Scan & Optionally Transmit Real-Time Error StatusReal-Time Cancel Image Transmission Hexadecimal 10 05 Parameters None Return NoneDecimal ValueDefinition MeaningValue Transmit ImageDefinition Decimal ValueDefinition MeaningValue Eject from ScannerHexadecimal 1D BA p DefinitionGet Buffered Image List Free ImageFree Imager Buffering Get Buffered Image AttributesTransmit Printer Type Extended Existing Command Configure Scan OptionsConfigure Max Scan Width & Height Hexadecimal 1D C6 m n ParametersChapter 6 DH emulation for B780 List of DH 4700 Emulation CommandsCommand Name Hexadecimal Code146 Chapter 6 DH emulation List of DH emulation Commands continuedCommand Name Hexadecimal CodeSetup Parameters List of DH 4700 Command DescriptionsPrinter Function Commands End of TextDocument Clamp Open Reset PrinterCash Drawer Self TestDownload Document Clamp CloseForm Eject Form InBuffered Validate Print Characteristics CommandsPrint Speed Buffer ClearCharacter Set Double-High Off Underline PrintUnderline Off Double-High FontGraphics 5 Dot Graphics CommandsGraphics ContinuedStatus 6 Bit Printer Status CommandsStatus 3 Bit Status-FirmwareA776-PG00001 C 12/09 Chapter 6 DH Emulation 155A776 B780 Programming Guide 26 s c1 c2 Commands listed by hexadecimal codeAppendix A 27 m a0 a1 a2 d1…dmCode hexadecimal CommandAppendix A Commands by hexadecimal code PageCode hexadecimal 158 Appendix A Commands by hexadecimal codeCommand 73 n1 n2 k6B n d1 5E r t m6B m nL nH d1... dn 71 a b c d e fL fH9A n m o 8B n m o90 m x y o p q 1D C5 nL nH m d1-dn-108 03 n1 n2 n3 n4 08 01 n1 n2 n3 n408 02 n1 n2 n3 n4 08 04 n1 n2 n3 n4Code Page 437 US Appendix B Resident Character SetsA776-PG00001 C 12/09 Appendix B Resident Character Sets Code page 737 GreekA776 B780 Programming Guide 164 Appendix B Resident Character Sets Code page 850 MultilingualA776-PG00001 C 12/09 A776-PG00001 C 12/09 Code Page 852 SlavicA776 B780 Programming Guide 166 Appendix B Resident Character Sets Code Page 857 TurkishA776-PG00001 C 12/09 A776-PG00001 C 12/09 Code page 858 with EurosymbolA776 B780 Programming Guide 168 Appendix B Resident Character Sets Code page 860 PortugeseA776-PG00001 C 12/09 A776-PG00001 C 12/09 Code page 862 HebrewA776 B780 Programming Guide 170 Appendix B Resident Character Sets Code page 863 French CanadianA776-PG00001 C 12/09 A776-PG00001 C 12/09 Code page 865 NordicA776 B780 Programming Guide 172 Appendix B Resident Character Sets Code page 866 CyrillicA776-PG00001 C 12/09 A776-PG00001 C 12/09 Code page 1252 Windows LatinA776 B780 Programming Guide Page 1F 0A C2 - Disable 1F 03 18 01 n Auto Journal Mode via Configuration CommandAuto Journal Mode via Runtime Command 1F 0A C1 - Enable Appendix C Electronic JournalJournal Flash buffer Journal RAM bufferException Conditions in Auto Journal Mode 1F 0A C3 Clear Journal Printing and Erasing the Journal Flash BufferOperator Activation of Journal Print and Erase 1F 0A C4 Print Journal1F 0A C7 Write Journal RAM Data to Flash 1F 0A C5 Return Journal Status1F 0A C6 Return Journal Flash Size 178 Appendix C Electronic JournalPage A776-PG00001 Rev. C 12/09