Software Switch #3 - Microcom 324M Operator's Manual

Chapter 5
5 Power-ON Format Type: Determines whether to use a saved format
file or a standard ROM format. User downloaded Label FORMAT files
are saved in non-volatile FLASH memory. Any of these FORMATs may
be used for the Power-ON label. When SW2, 5 = 1, the format is
selected by SW2 switch positions 6, 7, and 8.
6,7,8 Power-up Format: These switches work in conjunction with switch
location 5 above. They determine which stored format is loaded at power-up.
The printer can be instructed not to load a format at power-up by setting all
three switches to 0.
5.2.2.3

Software Switch #3

^A ^D COMMAND
XX 23 Change SW3: Software Switch #3
^AB12345678 (each bit is represented by a numeric position number)
Position:
1 Extended ASCII: Controls whether characters over HEX 7F will be
processed.
2 INPUT 1 Active State: This bit determines whether the INPUT 1 sensor
must see an object or not to send back the >INPUT 1< response. A
setting of 1 (active LOW) will report the >INPU T 1< message of no
reflection is detected. A setting of 0 (active HIGH) will report the
>INPUT 1< message of a reflection is detected.
3 Response After Print: If enabled, an enquiry response will be sent
through the serial communications port #1 (COM1) after every print.
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1 = Power-ON label is selected by SW2, 6, 7, and 8
0 = Power-ON label is standard format
000 = No Power-up Format
001 = ROM or Saved Format File 1
010 = ROM or Saved Format File 2
011 = ROM or Saved Format File 3
100 = ROM or Saved Format File 4
101 = ROM or Saved Format File 5
110 = Rom or Saved Format File 6
111 = ROM of Saved Format File 7
1 = Don't process input characters greater than 7F
0 = Process input characters greater than 7F
1 = Send >INPUT 1< active LOW
0 = Send >INPUT 1< active HIGH
1 = Enable
0 = Disable
Printer Commands
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