Soh b toggle pause – Datamax-O'Neil Class Series Programmer’s Manual User Manual

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Immediate Command Functions







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Where:

Possible Values

Interpretation

Byte Transmit Sequence

a

-

Y/N

Y

=

Interpreter busy (imaging)

1

b

-

Y/N

Y

=

Paper out or fault

2

c

-

Y/N

Y

=

Ribbon out or fault

3

d

-

Y/N

Y

=

Printing batch

4

e

-

Y/N

Y

=

Busy printing

5

f

-

Y/N

Y

=

Printer paused

6

g

-

Y/N

Y

=

Label presented

7

h

-

N

N

=

Always No

8

-

:

:

=

Always :

9

i

-

Y/N

Y

=

Cutter Fault

10

j

-

Y/N

Y

=

Paper Out

11

k

-

Y/N

Y

=

Ribbon Saver Fault

12

l

-

Y/N

Y

=

Print Head Up

13

m

-

Y/N

Y

=

Top of Form Fault

14

n

-

Y/N

Y

=

Ribbon Low

15

o

-

Y/N

Y

=

N (reserved for future)

16

p

-

Y/N

Y

=

N (reserved for future)

17

Table 3-1: ASCII Status Bytes




SOH B

Toggle Pause

This command toggles the printer’s paused state between on and off. (This is the same function
achieved by pressing the PAUSE Key on the printer.)

Syntax:

<SOH>B

Sample:

<SOH>B


Printer Response:

This command will illuminate the Paused/Stop Indicator and/or indicate
PAUSED on the LCD or graphics display panel, suspend printing, and wait
until one of the following occurs:

The <SOH>B command is sent to the printer.

The PAUSE Key is pressed.

Upon which the printer will turn the Paused/Stop Indicator ‘Off’ and/or
remove PAUSED from the LCD or graphics display panel, then resume
operation from the point of interruption. (If the Receive Buffer is not full,
an <XON> character will be transmitted from the printer.)

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