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Suremark 4610 Printers : Programming Guide for Models 1Xr and 2Xr Cable Ferrite Requirement SureMark 4610 Printers Programming Guide for Models 1xR and 2xR GA27-5005-01 SureMark 4610 Printers Programming Guide for Models 1xR and 2xR GA27-5005-01 Note Before using this information and the products it support, be sure to read the general information in “Notices” on page 111, and the Safety Information – Read This First manual, GA27-4004, and Warranty Documents that ships with this product. October 2011 This edition applies to IBM SureMark Printer Models 2xR and 1xR. This edition replaces GA27-5005-01. Current versions of the Retail Store Solutions documentation are available on the IBM Retail Store Solutions Website at www.ibm.com/solutions/retail/store/support. Select the product category and click on Publications to find the latest version of the document. A form for reader's comments is also provided at the back of this publication. If the form has been removed, address your comments to: IBM Corporation Retail Store Solutions Information Development Department ZBDA PO Box 12195 Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709 USA When you send information to IBM, you grant IBM a nonexclusive right to use or distribute whatever information you supply in any way it believes appropriate without incurring any obligation to you. © Copyright IBM Corporation 2008, 2011. US Government Users Restricted Rights – Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. Contents Figures ..............vii Microcode tolerance (MCT) information - loading 31 Microcode tolerance (MCT) information - request 31 Tables ...............ix Setup commands ............35 || Set print mode ............35 Set or cancel double-wide mode ......37 About this book ...........xi Set or cancel double-high mode ......37 Who should read this guide .........xi Set or cancel underline mode .......38 How this guide is organized .........xi Set or cancel overline mode ........38 Related publications ...........xi Set or cancel invert mode.........38 Publications accessibility ..........xii Set or cancel emphasized printing ......38 Notice statements ............xii Select maximum print speed........39 Providing feedback............xii Set or cancel unidirectional printing .....39 Set document length for landscape print....39 Summary of changes ........xiii Request document length for landscape print . 40 || October 2011..............xiii Set print station ............40 June 2009 ...............xiii Select user-defined or resident character sets . 41 April 2009 ..............xiii Set code page.............41 Set intercharacter spacing for single byte Chapter 1. Introducing the 4610 Models character sets .............42 1xRand2xR.............1 Set intercharacter spacing for double byte character sets .............42 Operating system requirements ........1 Set or cancel rotated characters .......43 RS-232 interface ............1 Set print station parameters ........43 4690 OS ...............2 Select 1/8-inch line spacing ........43 Hardware requirements...........2 Select 1/6-inch line spacing ........44 Updating the firmware ...........3 Select color printing ..........44 Set line spacing using minimum units ....45 Chapter 2. Communication parameters . 5 Set sheet eject length ..........45 RS-232 serial parameter...........6 Set horizontal tab positions ........46 RS-232 commands summary by function .....6 Set left margin position .........46 Alphabetized commands summary ......10 Set right margin position .........47 System commands ............13 Set relative position...........47 Verify previous commands completed ....13 Set low paper calibration .........48 Status request ............13 Align positions ............48 Reset printer .............13 Set error recovery function ........49 EC/Request/Real-time status request.....14 Define document wait time ........49 | Retrieve Native Mode Status (when printer is in Status sent to system ..........50 || compatibility mode) ..........14 Select character for reprinted lines ......50 | Retrieve Native Mode Device ID (when printer is Re-initialize the printer .........51 || in compatibility mode) .........14 Enable or disable the beeper........51 Extended address command-request printer ID 15 Enable or disable the feed buttons .....52 Printer ID format ...........15 Enable or disable upside-down printing ....52 Emulation mode for Model 1xR / 2xR .....16 Select character size for scalable fonts ....53 Emulation of Non-IBM printers........17 Fix font matrix ............54 Preset or onetime-set commands .......18 Print logo inline ............54 Memory allocation ...........18 Set or cancel strike-through ........55 Double-byte characters .........20 Select thermal paper ..........55 Download graphics (logo) commands ....20 Bar code commands ...........56 Predefine messages ...........22 Print bar code ............56 Download user-defined characters ......23 Select horizontal size of bar code ......61 User-defined code page mapping ......28 Select bar code height ..........61 Request checksum of flash memory sector . 29 Select printing position of human readable Retrieve checksum of each downloaded logo or information (HRI) ...........61 each stored message ..........29 Select font for HRI ...........62 Flash storage write ...........30 Print PDF417 bar code..........62 Erase flash sector ...........30 © Copyright IBM Corp. 2008, 2011 iii Select PDF417 ECC (error correction codewords) Status byte 2 .............90 level ................63 Status byte 3 .............90 Select aspect ratio PDF417 bar code .....63 Status byte 4 .............91 Enable PDF417 truncation ........64 Status byte 5 .............91 Print character commands .........64 Status byte 6 .............91 Print and line feed ...........64 Status byte 7 .............91 Print and line feed ...........64 Status byte 8 .............92 Print, form feed, and cut the paper (FF) ....64 Status byte 9 .............92 Print and feed paper n lines ........65 Status byte 10 ............93 Print and feed paper using minimum units. 65 Status byte 11.............93 Print graphic messages ..........65 Status byte 12 ............93 Select and print a graphics (logo) command . 65 Status byte 13 ............94 Print predefined graphics (logo) command . 67 || Status byte 14 ............94 Enable watermark printing ........68 || Status byte 15 ............94 Print predefined messages ........68 || Status byte 16 ............95 Check processing commands - 2CR only ....69 MICR read .............69 Chapter 6. Character fonts ......97 Flip check ..............71 Thermal printing font ...........97 Miscellaneous commands..........71 Proportional fonts ............97 Horizontal tab ............71 Preparing the fonts ...........97 Backspace for composite characters .....71 Implementing proportional fonts ......98 Return home (select print head location)....72 Layout using align commands .......98 Paper cut/DI eject ...........73 Layout using set tab position .......99 Generate drive pulse for cash drawer.....73 Proportional font conversion utility .....99 Retrieve the flash storage .........73 Retrieve size of user flash storage ......74 Chapter 7. Tests and diagnostics . 101 || Prepare printer for shut down (S3) .....74 Low paper sensing and calibration ......101 Asynchronous (real-time) commands ......74 Firmware offline tests (Models 2xR) ......102 Real-time requests ...........74 Summary of the offline test menus (Models 2xR) 103 Data buffer management and batch printing . 76 Changing the interface card or logic card . 104 Marker command ...........76 Storing a new serial number in the firmware 105 Reset line count ............77 Earlier methods for offline tests ......106 Disable line count ...........77 Firmware offline tests (Models 1xR) ......107 Hold printing until buffer is released .....77 Summary of the offline test menus (Models 1xR) 108 Release print buffer...........78 Storing a new serial number in the firmware after a logic or interface card change ....109 Chapter 3. Page mode printing Customer receipt test ..........109 commands .............79 Select page mode ............79 Notices ..............111 Select standard mode ...........79 Electronic emission notices .........113 Select printable area ...........79 Federal Communications Commission statement 113 Select printing direction/position .......80 European Union EMC Directive conformance Set vertical position............80 statement ..............113 Set relative vertical position .........80 Industry Canada Class A Emission Compliance Set left margin position (standard mode), set statement ..............114 absolute print position (page mode) ......81 Avis de conformité aux normes d'Industrie Set relative horizontal position ........81 Canada ..............114 Set printing position ...........82 Germany ..............114 Print, form feed and cut the paper.......82 Australia and New Zealand .......114 Print page in page mode ..........83 Chinese Class A warning statement .....115 Clear print data in page mode ........83 Japanese Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law statement ..........115 Chapter 4. Document handling ....85 Japanese power line harmonics compliance Portrait mode..............85 statement ..............115 Landscape mode ............86 Japanese VCCI Council Class A statement . 115 Landscape printing commands .......86 Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA) statement . 115 Chapter 5. Status information .....89 Korean communications statement .....115 Message from the printer ..........89 Taiwanese Class A warning
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