D721)N (Enable Auto Enquiry After Print); D723)N1,N2 (Enable Auto Tof On Power Up And Autoload); D726)N (Enable Auto Ack/Nak); D727)N (Enable Auto Error Reporting) - Microcom LDS2 Programming Manual

Printer Commands
2.6.2 ^D721)n
The "^D721)" command sends an enquiry or "^D327)1" after each script in the queue has
completed printing, or if printing has halted due to an error condition automatically when
enabled. Refer to section 6.2 for additional information regarding the possible enquiry
responses.
0 Disable
1 Enable
2.6.3 ^D723)n1,n2
This command will issue the "^D311)" command on power-up and/or a reset condition
automatically. This command is very helpful when using continuous media so that the
starting edge of the media is aligned to the print head reducing media waste. This
command requires that the printer is equipped with an LPD and that it has been selected
using the "^D508)" command. The value for n1 enables auto TOF on power up which
causes the printer to find the edge of the media and position it at the TOF position. The
value for n2 controls the autoload function. The printers ^D723 default is set to 0,1.
0 Disable
1 Enable
2.6.4 ^D726)n
This command enables the automatic acknowledgement after each command. With this
command enabled, the printer automatically issues the command ACK (Human readable
descriptive text if in verbose mode, the >OK< response if in text mode, or 0x06 if in byte
mode) after a successful command. If a command was not successful, the appropriate error
response or NAK would be generated automatically. The responses are sent automatically
and do not require sending either the serialized "^D327)1" command or the immediate ^E
enquiry command. Refer to section 6.2 for additional information regarding the possible
enquiry responses.
0 Disable
1 Enable
2.6.5 ^D727)n
The "^D727)" command automatically reports halting errors immediately upon recognition of
the error condition when enabled. The "^D550)" commands configuration determines if the
error is reported as text or as a byte code. This command automatically reports the error
and does not require sending either the serialized "^D327)1" command or the immediate ^E
enquiry command.
0 Disable
1 Enable
2.6.6 ^D729)n
The D729 command is used to enable the forward and/or reverse takeup motor control.
The takeup is an optional motor typically used to take up backing material and used in a
peel n dispense operation. Use the D629 and D630 commands to configure the take up
motor control.
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(Enable Auto Enquiry After Print)
(Enable Auto TOF on Power up and Autoload)
(Enable Auto ACK/NAK)
(Enable Auto Error Reporting)
(Enable Takeup Motor Control)
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