Cognitive Solutions A776 manual Select Two - Sensor Option for B780

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Select Two - Sensor Option for B780

Code (Hexadecimal) 1F 03 25 05 n

This command sets the two-sensor option for the B780 mode. When enabled, two distinct slip sensor statuses are reported.

n	Two-Sensor Option
00	Disable two-sensor option
01	Enable two-sensor option (default)

Select Number of Lines of Validation for B780

Code (Hexadecimal) 1F 03 25 06 n

This command sets the number of lines of validation that can be printed in B780 mode.

n	Number of validation lines
00-04	4 (default)
05-0F	actual number (5 – 15 decimal)

This corresponds to A721 internal dip switch 3.6 and 3.7.

Select B780 Map User Character Option for B780

Code (Hexadecimal) 1F 03 25 07 n

This command selects the B780 map user characters option. This is available for A721 applications that rely on printing user-defined characters and have not made the necessary changes for thermal character definitions. If this command is enabled, then the characters as defined by the Define User-Defined Character Set command (1B 26 s c1 c2 etc.) will be modifed by the printer firmware such that they print in an acceptable manner on the thermal receipt station. The best print quality will be obtained by incorporating User Defined Characters which meet the thermal receipt station requirements.

n Map user character option

00Disable (default)

01Enable

Select Slip Right Margin in Page Mode

Code (Hexadecimal) 1F 03 25 0E n

This command sets the number of lines of validation that can be printed in B780 mode.

n	Right margin	Number of lines in page mode rotated orientation
00	.1” (B780 default)	17 (not available on A721)
01	.3”	15
02	.5” (A721 default)	15

·This command corresponds to A721 internal dip switch 3.5.

·For Page Mode printing, these are the A721 internal dip switch settings:

3.5Right Margin Page Mode

Off	.5”
On	.3”

·Default tabs emulate the A721 when A721 margin is configured: default tabs are at 5 dots/column instead of 6 dots/column.

A776-PG00001 C 12/09 A776 (B780) Programming Guide