Gs A N Automatic Status Back (Asb) - SNBC BTP-R580II Programming Manual

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n = 4: Paper feeding status
Bit
0
1
2,3
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5,6
7
Please avoid inserting this command between 2 or more bytes command.
For example:
In the process of sending ESC 3 n to printer, DTR turns into MARK (DSR is used for
host computer) before sending n, and DLE EOT 3 is interrupted before receiving n,
then <10>H, the code of DLE EOT 3, is processed as the code of ESC 3 <10>H.
[Relative] DLE ENQ, GS a, GS r

GS a n Automatic Status Back (ASB)

[Function] Automatic Status Back (ASB)
[Format] ASCII
Hex
Decimal 29 97 n
[Range] 0 ≤ n ≤ 255
[Notes] Decide the content of ASB. The meaning of parameter n is as follows:
• When n is not equal to 0, the printer automatically returns 4-byte printer status
whenever the enabled status item changes.
• When n is equal to 0, the ASB function is disabled.
• When printer automatically returns status bytes, the host is not confirmed ready or
not to receive the data.
• Since this command is executed with other commands in sequence, there may be a
time lag between data transmission and ASB setting enabled.
0 00
1 02
- -
0 00
1 08
1 10
0 00
0 00
1 40
0 00
1/0 HEX Decimal
0 00
1 02
0 00
1 0C
1 10
0 00
1 60
0 00
GS a n
1D 61 n
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0 Fixed to 0.
2 Fixed to 1.
- Undefined.
0 No cutter error.
8 Cutter error occurs.
16 Fixed to 1.
0 Fixed to 0.
0 Print head temperature is normal.
Print head temperature is out of
64
range.
0 Fixed to 0.
Function
0 Fixed to 0.
2 Fixed to 1.
0 Not in paper near end status.
12 In paper near end status.
16 Fixed to 1.
0 Paper presence.
96 Paper end.
0 Fixed to 0.
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