Intermec PK80 - Manual (Page 57)

Commands Appendix — A
45 PK80 Series 80-Column Printer User’s Manual
Example
ESC EZ{CBT:F:MyPrinter}
would configure the Bluetooth Friendly
Name (AKA Bluetooth Device Name) to MyPrinter.
ESC EZ{CBT:F:BTPrinter;D:N;C:Y;E:Y;A:Y;P:Passkey1}
would
configure the Bluetooth Device Name to BTPrinter, the printer would not
be discoverable but would be connectable, encryption can be used, authen-
tication is required, and the passkey is ”Passkey1”.
Easy Print Commands
{CT:nnn} Configures the timeout where nnn can be 15–9998 seconds. 9999 sec-
onds will cause the printer to NEVER timeout.
{CB:n} Configures the baud rate where n corresponds to the desired baud rate:
0=1200, 1=2400, 2=4800, 3=9600, 4=19.2K (19200), 5=38.4K
(38400), 6=57.6K (57600), and 7=115.2K (115200).
{CN:n} Configures the number of data bits where n can be 7 or 8
{CP:n} Configures parity, where n can be N (no parity), E (even parity), or
O (odd parity).
{CC:n} Configures the carriage return to automatically add LF to CR, where n
can be N for CR=CR, or Y for CR=CRLF.
{COMMIT} None of the two letter configuration commands will take affect until the
COMMIT command is sent. When {COMMIT} is sent, the values are
written to flash and the printer is restarted. When it restarts, it will use
the default configuration, which in most printers is NOT Easy Print. To
do additional configuration, you will need to put the printer back into
Easy Print mode.
{CH:n} Configures handshaking. Valid values are None (N), Hardware(H),
Software(S), or Both(B)
{CR:nn} Configures the radio timeout. Values of 0 or 65535 disable the radio
timeout. Other valid values are 1–65534.
The following are configurable and the state will be indicated on the self
test printout, but they have no operational effect yet.
{CS:n} Configures the beeper either ON or OFF where n=Y for beeper
ON or N for beeper off.
{LP} This returns the printer to a line printer mode.
{S} This returns a status command. The response is of the
{U:1234;P;D;O;RDY} form where the P position indicates paper is
present and an N in the same position indicates no paper. All other
characters are fixed.
{IPL: 0xAA 0x55} This jumps the printer to the boot code for erasure and subse-
quent downloads.