updated March 18, 2002

05Sector 5 - flash storage

06Sector 6 - DBCS character storage

07 - FF

Reserved

Purpose:

To erase the flash EPROM before downloading the data into the printer.

Remarks:

The command should only be sent to the printer when the buffer is empty (status byte 2, bit 6). No other commands should be sent until this command is complete.

Status byte 3, bit 7 (command complete bit) is set to show erasing is finished and the command is complete.

The flash EPROM is guaranteed for a minimum life of 100,000 write/erase

commands by the Flash manufacturer.

Send Checksum of Flash EPROM Sector

RS-232 Syntax:

ESC n or X'1B;22;n'

where:

n =

01 Sector 1 - downloaded graphics

02 Sector 2 - predefined messages

03 Sector 3 - user-defined impact character set

04 Sector 4 - user-defined thermal character sets

05 Sector 5 - flash storage

06 Thermal double-byte character sets

07 Impact double-byte character sets

Purpose:

To verify data integrity of the data loaded in the flash EPROM in the printer.

A 2-byte checksum is returned.

Microcode Tolerance (MCT) Information - Loading

RS-232 Syntax:

ESC M n h l or X'1B;4D;n;h;l'

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TI5, TG5, TM7, TF7 specifications

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