SATO CT410, CT400 manual Eurocharacter Select, Command Structure ESCLD,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j

Section 4. Programming Reference

Eurocharacter Select

Command Structure <ESC>LD,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,

a= Replacement character for STX in ASCII or hex format

b= Replacement character for ETX in ASCII or hex format

c= Replacement character for ESC in ASCII or hex format

d= Replacement character for ENQ in ASCII or hex format

e= Replacement character for CAN in ASCII or hex format

f= Replacement character for NULL in ASCII or hex format

g= Replacement character for OFFLINE in ASCII or hex format

h= Auto-Online. Printer powers up in the On Line mode.

0 = Yes

1 = No

i= Zero Slash. Places a slash through the “0” character.

0= Yes

1= No

j= Eurocharacter select. Hexadecimal code for character to be replaced by the Eurocode character

	Example:	<ESC>LD,{,},%,#,&,*,~,0,0,D5
	Placement:	Immediately following the <ESC>A Start command and in
	an independent data stream.
	Default:	Standard Protocol command Codes
Command Function	Allows the user to defines custom Protocol Command codes.
Printer Input	<ESC>A
	<ESC>LD,{,},%,#,&,*,~,0,0
	<ESC>Z
Printer Output	A Protocol Command code status label will be printed as a result of
	the a successful download of a custom set of Protocol Command
	codes.
Special Notes	1. The parameter values can be left out if a change is not desired,
		Not
	however the commas must be present, i.e. to select D5H as the

Eurocharacter without changing any hing else, the command would be <ESC>LD, , , , , , , , , D5 (9 commas).

Implemented

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