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Programmer' s Guide
for all of the data. As user store space is used, the macro buffer will be larger than the available space in user store.
Only the used space is saved, but it is possible to define a macro that does not fit in the remaining user store space.
Legacy Macro Commands
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The POSjet 1500 Printer maintains a number of legacy PcOS macro commands. It is intended that these
commands not be used for new applications as the new commands allow multiple macros to be saved.
Function Process user macro
ASCII
[ESC] g <0>
Hexadecimal 1BH 67H 00H
Decimal <27> <103> <0>
IPCL
&%GP
EPOS
[ESC] g <0>
Description
The [ESC] g <0> command prints the user store data buffer.
Function Start macro record
ASCII
[ESC] g <1>
Hexadecimal
1BH 67H 01H
Decimal <27> <103> <1>
IPCL &%GS
EPOS
ESC] g <1>
Description
The [ESC] g <1> command clears the user store data buffer and begins recording data. The next
2,000 bytes (including characters and commands) are recorded.
Function Stop macro record
ASCII
[ESC] g <2>
Hexadecimal 1BH 67H 02H
Decimal <27> <103> <2>
IPCL &%GE
EPOS
[ESC] g <2>
Description
The [ESC] g <2> command stops recording user store data information. The buffer is not saved
into the nonvolatile memory.
Stop macro record and save
Function
ASCII
[ESC] g <3>
Hexadecimal 1BH 67H 03H
Decimal <27> <103> <3>
IPCL &%GW
EPOS
[ESC] g <3>
Description
The [ESC] g <3> command stops recording graphic save information. The buffer is saved into the
user-store nonvolatile memory under the name, "ESCg3_Save"
Note 1
The [ESC] g <3> command is supplied for compatibility with the Series 80PLUS and 90PLUS
Printers.
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Codes and Commands
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