Hex Dump Mode - Bryce 9K-L User Manual

6. HEX DUMP
MODE
Revision A
Utilize this option to print the raw ASCII data (HEX Code)
that is being sent to the printer. This is very useful when
troubleshooting computer (software) installation problems.
Each line printed in HEX DUMP MODE is divided
into two sections: The left hand side is the Hex Code
sent to the printer and the right hand side is the ASCII
Characters that are assigned to the HEX Code. All dots
(periods) depicted on the right hand side of the ASCII
Characters are unprintable printer commands or printer
characters i.e. spaces, backspace, line feed, etc.
Hex Code appears as alpha-numeric pairs that range
from [00] to [FF]. Reference the HEX chart in
Appendix B for review. The HEX codes printed can be
understood by knowing four HEX Codes:
numerals are represented by 30's (0 is [30]
HEX, 1 is [31] HEX, etc.)
Carriage Return (CR) is [0D] in HEX
Line Feed (LF) is [0A] in HEX
Form Feed is [0C] in HEX
To review the records printed in HEX DUMP MODE
organize the printed HEX Code in ascending order
using the initial two digits of the first line on each
piece. The first piece will begin with the number 00,
then 01, 02, etc. Look through each line of HEX Code
to find the start of the next address or until a [0C] form
feed is encountered. A form feed [0C] will always be
found as the last HEX Code printed on the piece.
Note: The media width must be a minimum of 7 1/2"
or 191 mm when running in HEX Mode. The page
orientation, margins and number of lines are defined
by the ADDRESS LAYOUT and LINES/ADDRESS.
9K-L USERS MANUAL
P/N 90-00860-001
Printer Menu System
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