Microcom LDSII - Manual (Page 40)

Printer Commands Chapter 2
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2.3.7 ^D323)n (List Enablements)
The
“^D323)” command will list the printers current configurable enablements along with
each of the individual enablement specific ^D7xx command. This command should only be
issued from outside
a script file and not issued in a script file. The valid parameters for “n”
are listed below. If the ^D command is issued without a parameter, the default will be used.
The
“^D323)” command is equivalent to the ^Y (ASCII 0x19) immediate control code.
1 through active port (default)
2 print out
2.3.8
^D324)n (List Statistics)
This command is used to report the printer’s current status such as the firmware version,
communication parameters, memory information, and basic usage statistics. The
“^D324)”
command is equivalent to the ^W (ASCII 0x17) control code.
1 through active port (default)
2 print out
2.3.9
^D325)n (List Selections)
The “^D325)” command will list the printers current configured selections along with each of
the individual selection specific ^D5xx command. This command should only be issued
outside a script file. The valid parameters for “n” are listed below. If the ^D command is
issued without a parameter, the default will be used. The
“^D325)” command is equivalent
to the ^U (ASCII 0x15) control code.
1 through active port (default)
2 print out
2.3.10 ^D326)n
(List Settings)
The
“^D326)” command lists the printers current settings along with each of the individual
setting specific ^D6xx) commands. This command should only be issued outside a script
file. The valid parameters for “n” are listed below. If the ^D command is issued without a
parameter, the default will be used. The
“^D326)” command is equivalent to the ^V (ASCII
0x16) control code.
1 through active port (default)
2 print out
2.3.11 ^D327)1
(List Status)
The
“^D327)1” command will report the printers current status through the active port.
When the indicator light on the front panel changes from green to amber or red, this
command will provide information of the current status (i.e., >STOCK OUT<, >READY<,
>PAUSED<...). The actual response the printer sends depends on the printer response set
configuration, refer to the
“^D550)” command for additional information. This command may
be issued inside or outside a script file. The “^D327)1” command is the queued or serialized
equivalent to the ^E (ASCII 0x05) immediate control code. Refer to Chapter 6 for the
available status messages.