Er User-Defi Ned Error/Status Character Control - Intermec ESim v4.20 Programmer's Reference Manual

Chapter 7—Commands
eR – User-Defi ned Error/Status Character Control
Description Th is command controls the format of error messages, mostly
when command US has enabled the printer's status reporting fea-
ture, but also at some high priority error types when command
UN has disabled status report.
Syntax
eRp
Parameters p
1
p
2
p
3
Remarks Exception of output: Error 07 "Out of media or ribbon", is
added after 07 with Pnnn or Rnnn, where nnn = numbers of
remaining labels:
Output at error media action (mode 0):
<NAK>07Pnnn<XOFF>
Output at error ribbon action (mode 0):
<NAK>07Rnnn<XOFF>
Output at error recovery:
<XON>
Mode 1, 2 and 6 changes the output in a similar way.
All parameters are saved in Flash. If more than one error occur
at the same time, there will be an output for each error recovery,
like <p1>00<CRLF> on mode 2. Refer to Appendix A for
more information on error-handling.
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,p [,p ]
1 2 3
Reply error action single character when error occurs:
Value of p is one single ASCII-character, except hex 00. Default: 0
1
Mode of User Defi ned Error/Status Character reply (one ASCII-numerical):
p = 0 Mode of Reply Default, where error number is NN:
2
Output at error action: <NAK>NN<XOFF>
Output at error recovery: <XON>
p = 1 Mode of Reply only with character, defi ned by p
2
Output at error action: <p
Output at error recovery: <p
p = 2 Mode of Reply with character p
2
Output at error action: <p
Output at error recovery: <p
p = 6 Mode of <XOFF> and <XON> replacement:
2
Like default mode (0), but with all <XOFF> replaced by p
<XON> replaced by optional p
Output at error action: <NAK>NN<p1>
Output at error recovery: <p
Optional recovery action single character:
The normal recovery character <XON> will be replaced by character p
Value of p is one single ASCII-character, except hex 00.
3
If no p is available, p
3
><CRLF>
1
><CRLF>
3
and error number NN:
1
>NN<CRLF>
1
>00<CRLF>
3
:
3
>NN
3
is used instead as recovery action character.
1
:
1
and all
1
.
3