Power Failure; Printhead Temperature In Degrees C; System Failure - Hengstler eXtendo X-56 Reference Manual

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eXtendo Emulation Command Set Reference
Status
Parameter
Printhead
Temperature
Control Board
Voltage
Paper Control
Status
Paper Control
Error
Reserved
Description
Header
Communication
Protocol
Revision No.
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1 = aux. sensor active, 0 = aux. sensor not active
11

System failure;

1 = system failure, 0 = no system failure
12

Power failure;

1 = power failure, 0 = no power failure
Customer flag #1;
13
1 = flag #1 set, 0 = flag #1 not set
Customer flag #2;
14
1 = flag #2 set, 0 = flag #2 not set
15 Printer not ready to print:
1 = printer not ready, 0 = printer ready
(Note: any data transmitted while this bit is high will
be ignored.)
16 EEPROM missing:
1 = data cannot be written to EEPROM (early
sample printers)
0 = data can be written to EEPROM (normal
operation)
This bit should normally be "0".
17-19 Reserved for future use-will always report "0"
20-21 Partial cut monitoring (clear at beginning of new
printout):
01 = partial cut printout has been taken by the user
02 = partial cut timeout has expired and full-cut has
been made automatically
03 = partial cut printout is still in the chute
If the printer is equipped with only a full-cut cutter,
or a full-cut has been made, these bits will be "0"
and should be ignored.
22-31 Reserved for future use-will always report "0"
1 If a print job completed correctly, this will be the character
previously sent to the printer using the FS r [n] command. Note
that this is an 8-bit, unsigned character.
2 Printhead temperature in degrees Celsius. Note that this is a
16-bit signed integer, allowing for both positive and negative
numbers. The bytes are sent LSB, MSB.
2 Control board supply voltage in tenths of a volt. Note that this is
a 16-bit unsigned integer. The bytes are sent LSB, MSB.
1 Note that this is an 8-bit, unsigned character.
2 Note that this is a 16-bit, unsigned integer.
2 Reserved; will read out as "0". Note that these are two 8-bit,
unsigned characters.
PRINTER INFO PACKET
# Bytes
4 [1B]+[FF]+[03]+[m], where [m] is the number of bytes of status
data following the [m]. Note that the first two header bytes are
the same for all Status Packets, while byte 3 defines the type of
packet. Here, the [03] indicates a Printer Info Packet.
This byte contains the communication protocol revision number,
1
and is an 8-bit unsigned character.
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