ESC #
[Function] | Sets Memory Switch |
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[Code] | <ESC> "#N, n1 n2 n3 n4" <LF> <NUL> | |
| N | : Memory switch segment number (4 and 5 only) |
| n1 n2 n3 n4 : Set data | |
[Range] | 0 n 255 |
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[Outline] | The memory switch is stored in the nonvolatile EEPROM memory. To change this setting, send | |
| a command from the host side. After setting with the command, turn on the power again, or | |
| reset with the following reset command, to enable setting. (If reset with the command, self- | |
| printing will be implemented.) | |
| Reset command: <ESC> <CAN> <LF> <NUL> | |
[Caution] | The EEROM has a |
EEROM’s life is running out due to frequent use of this command, printer operation cannot be guaranteed.
The memory switch segment numbers other than 3 to 5 do not have relevant setting items, but they actually exist. Therefore, use of other numbers besides 3 to 5 will be valid as a command and change the data in the EEROM. If this is the case, operation will not be guaranteed.
Exercise full care when using this command.
[Default]
[Example]
1)Memory Switch 4 (MSW4)
The setting upon shipment from the factory is indicated with “ ”.
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| 5 | DSR signal check at status | Checks | Does not check |
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| 0 | Data reception | Prints "?" | Ignores |
( | : Denotes setting enabled) |
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