SATO M10e User Manual

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Section 3. Configuration

SATO M10e

PN 9001101 Rev. A

Page 3-27

CLEAR NON-STANDARD PROTOCOL

The standard protocol codes used by the printer can be modified to accomodate the
requirements of different host systems. However, if the printer is to be used with a system that
does not use the custom protocol codes, they can be cleared and the default protocol codes
reactivated. The default values are: STX = 7BH, ETX = 7DH, ESC = 5EH, ENQ = 40H,
NULL = 7EH, CAN = 21H and OFFLINE = 5DH.

DOWNLOAD USER DEFINED PROTOCOL CODES

The user can define a set of custom protocol codes and download them to the printer using the
<ESC>LD command.

DEFAULT SETTING

COMPLETED

3. When the printer has completed the reset process it will

beep 3 times and the Default Setting Completed display will
appear. At this time the printer is in the default configuration.

4. To exit the Default Setting Mode, power the printer off and

then back on.

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INITIALIZING

Displays the firmware during the initialization.

ALT.PROTOCOL
DEFAULT COMPLETE

To Clear Non-Standard protocol codes, DSW2-7 is placed in the
On position and the printer powered on while simultaneously
pressing the LINE and FEED keys.
The printer will emit one long beep at which time the LINE and
FEED keys should be released.
When the keys are released, the printer will replace the Alternate
protocol codes with the default values.
After the default setting is complete, the printer will emit two short
beeps indicating the process is complete.
To exit the mode, power the printer off and then back on.

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INITIALIZING

Displays the firmware during the initialization.

USER DOWNLOAD
PRESS THE LINE KEY

To enter the User Download mode, DSW2-7 is placed in the on
position and the printer is powered on while simultaneously
pressing the LINE key. The printer will emit one long beep after
which the LINE key is released.
1. Set DSW2-7 Off to replace the Standard protocol codes or

On to replace the Alternate set of protocol codes.

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