6-4 Program Descriptions
1. Introduction
The TM-L60 is connected to the host computer by an RS-232C Interface.
The TM-L60 is easily controlled by sending data and commands from the host computer. The following examples use the main commands from MS-DOS BASIC.
2.Before printing
ÀConnect TM-L60 to the host computer, power supply, and the drawer while referring to Chapter 2.
ÁCheck that the RS-232C cable is connected properly, and the host computer DIP-switches are set properly.
ÂCheck the TM-L60 DIP-switches using the self test. To print on roll paper, set the DIP SW-10 to the OFF position. To label paper, set the DIP SW-10 to ON position.
ÃConnect the RS-232C cable to the host computer while referring to the computer’s manual.
3.How to write program
3-1. Printing on the roll paper
NOTE: Omit step 
and 
if the drawer kick-out connector is covered (the drawer kick-out function is not available).
ÀFor all programs, always first open device RS-232C.
100 OPEN “COMl: N81NN” AS #l
ÁInitialize the TM-L60
110 PRINT #l, CHR$(27); “@“;
“PRINT #1", is the order that sends data and commands through the device. This device is opened in step À .
“CHR$ (27)” is the ESC code.
In order to execute ESC @ (Initialize the printer) send “@” following the ESC code. Always write “," at the end of the commands or BASIC will senda CR and LF code.
