updated March 18, 2002

where:

nSelects the function.

Bit #

Function

Bit=0

Bit=1

LSB 0

Reserved

N/A

N/A

1

Reserved

N/A

N/A

2

Release Print Buffer after Error

Release

Hold

 

Correction

 

 

32

Automatic retry on a Home Error

Enabled

Not Enabled

4

Hold buffer when waiting for a

Release

Hold

 

document

 

 

5

Hold buffer after a flip error

Release

Hold

Default:

n = 00

Remarks:

When set to not automatically release the print buffer after error correction (bit #2), the printer does not execute commands until it receives a “Real-Time Requests” on page 156 command to cancel or release the print buffer.

When automatic retry on a home error is selected, the printer will try to reset the printhead to a known location, then reprint the line on which the error occurred. If the printer is unable to reset the printhead, operator intervention is needed.

An error will be sent back to the system and the LED will blink.

Define Document Wait Time

RS-232 Syntax:

ESC f x y or X'1B66;x;y'

where:

xTime the printer should wait, from receiving a print line for the document station until the document is inserted.

If the document has not been detected by the time the wait time ends, a document error is sent to the system. The system continues to wait for a document to be inserted.

Wait Time = x * 0.5 seconds

yDelay from the time the document is detected until it is grabbed by the printer (start of document printing):

vSide insertion - closes the document throat.

vFront insertion - pulls the document into the printer and feeds it to its top of form.

Delay = y × 0.1 seconds

Defaults:

x = 02 y = 03

Remarks:

If y = 0, the printer does not grab the document. The operator must use the document feed button to pull the document into the printer.

If x = 0, the printer never sends error status if no print data is sent to the document station.

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