Star Micronics TUP992 User Manual

Star Line Mode Printer Driver

Windows 95 / 98 / Me

Version: 3.11.0.0 Date: 2002/07/24

Specification and User Manual

Table of contents:

Subject Page Software Description 2 Specification 3 ~ 4 Installation Instructions 5 ~ 7 Configuration Instructions 8 Paper – Property Sheet Page Usage 9 Print Options – Property Sheet Page Usage 10 ~ 11 Logo – Property Sheet Page Usage 12 Customize Control Codes – Dialog Usage 13 Paper Sizes 14 User Defined Paper Sizes 14 Document Formatting Guidelines 15 Barcode Font Usage 16 Control Font Usage 17 ~ 18 Printer Configuration 19 Star Language and Status Monitor Overview 20 Release History 21

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Software Description

This driver set includes Windows 95/98/Me compatible printer drivers for the following models:

Thermal Printers

TUP992 TUP942 TSP847 TSP743 TSP643 TSP613

All of these printer drivers are based on Star’s Line Mode command set. Through the use of Star Line Mode, these drivers achieve the following major functional points: Graphics Printing Text Printing via Device Fonts (with CP1252 support) 2 Color printing Barcode printing via Device Fonts Page Length Control (including Black Mark sensing) Cutter Control Cash Drawer Control Presenter Control

For all models, the factory default printer configuration need not be changed in order to begin using the drivers. When usage of a driver feature requires changes to a printer’s configuration, that change will be fully described. An example of a feature that may require a printer’s configuration to be changed is usage of Black Mark paper, which is a selectable feature within the driver.

This printer driver has been distributed via the LineMode_95-98-ME_yyyymmdd.ZIP*1 file. The contents of LineMode_95-98-ME_yyyymmdd.ZIP*1 are as follows:

LineMode_95-98-ME_yyyymmdd.ZIP*1

Distribution Japanese Japanese Edition Document Document (Japanese) W9x_Drv Driver File Folder (advdrvLM.inf,*.drv, *.dll) *2

English English Edition Document Document (English) W9x_Drv Driver File Folder (advdrvLM.inf,*.drv, *.dll)

StatusMonitor StatusMonitor

*1

This package is periodically updated to include bug-fixes or new functionality. Each release of this package will follow the naming scheme LineMode_95-98-ME_yyyymmdd.ZIP. The first part of this, LineMode, tells you that this is a driver based on Star’s LineMode command set. The middle section, 95-98ME, tells you that this release is intended for use on Windows 95/98/Me. The final section, yyyymmdd, is the 8 digit date on which the package was release.

*2

See page 3 for details.

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Specification

The following is a detailed specification of this software. This information is most useful for someone who is creating an application that will use these printer drivers to interface with the printer.

Model Description

This table describes all of the printer models supported by this driver set. Model Resolution Printable Width

TSP613 203 * 203 dpi 576dots F1,F2 F1,F8 FNT1,FNT2,FNT3,FNT4,FNT5,FNT6, TSP643 F1,F3 F1,F9 FNT7,FNT8,FNT9,FNT10,FNT11 TSP743 F1,F4 F1,F10 TSP847 832 dots F1,F5 F1,F11 TUP942 F1,F6 F1,F12 TUP992 F1,F7 F1,F13

Driver Component Description

This table lists all driver components contained within this software set. Reference Number

F1

F2 TSP613LJ.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP613 F3 TSP643LJ.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP643 F4 TSP743LJ.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP743 F5 TSP847LJ.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP847 F6 TUP942LJ.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TUP942 F7 TUP992LJ.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TUP992 F8 TSP613LU.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP613 F9 TSP643LU.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP643 F10 TSP7 4 3LU.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP743 F11 TSP8 4 7LU.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TSP847 F12 TUP942LU.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TUP942 F13 TUP992LU.drv 3.10.0.0 printer driver only for TUP992

File Name Version Purpose Model Usage Notes advdrvLM.inf n/a Add Printer Wizard script

stru1mon.dll 1.23.0 USB Port Monitor SMJLMon.dll 0.3.0.0 Language Monitor SWPRT.dll 1.0.0.1 Star Print Option function definition dll

File Set Japanese English

Font Set

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Specification

Device Font Description

This table describes all device fonts supported by these drivers. Reference Number

FNT1

FNT2

FNT3

FNT4

FNT5

FNT6

FNT7 Control 12 24 device control font FNT8 ESC_FONT 12 24 FNT9

Font Name Width

(MM_TEXT)

Printer 17cpi 12 24 Printer 8.5cpi 24 24 Printer 17cpi Tall 12 48 Printer 8.5cpi Tall 24 48 Printer 16cpi 13 24 Printer 8cpi 26 24 Printer 16cpi Tall 13 48 Printer 8cpi Tall 26 48 Printer 14cpi 15 24 Printer 7cpi 30 24 Printer 14cpi Tall 15 48 Printer 7cpi Tall 30 48 Printer 17cpi (RED) 12 24 Printer 8.5cpi (RED) 24 24 Printer 17cpi Tall (RED) 12 48 Printer 8.5cpi Tall (RED) 24 48 Printer 16cpi (RED) 13 24 Printer 8cpi (RED) 26 24 Printer 16cpi Tall (RED) 13 48 Printer 8cpi Tall (RED) 26 48 Printer 14cpi (RED) 15 24 Printer 7cpi (RED) 30 24 Printer 14cpi Tall (RED) 15 48 Printer 7cpi Tall (RED) 30 48

UPC-E 12 24 UPC-A 12 24 JAN/EAN-8 12 24 JAN/EAN-13 12 24 CODE39 12 24 ITF 12 24 NW-7(Codabar) 12 24

Height (MM_TEXT)

Description

Thermal Printer Font

barcode device font

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Installation Instructions

Installation of this driver uses the standard Windows Add Printer Wizard. In case of using USB-I/F card, the process of driver installation is different from this. Please look at the USB-Driver Installation Manual.

The following explains how to install via the Windows Add Printer wizard.

Please open the Printer Folder and Double-Click Add Pirnter then Add Printer Wizard is started.

Choose Local printer and Click the Next button.

Click the Have Disk button.

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Specify the folder of this printer driver.

Japanese Edition …\Distribution\Japanese\W9x_Drv English Edition …\Distribution\English\W9x_Drv

Choose the printer model to install.

This driver needs Universal Driver Module made by Microsoft. If this screen is displayed, Insert the Windows installation disk.

Choose the port that the printer is connected

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Type the name of the printer queue for this newly installed printer into the Name field.

Respond Yes if the newly installed printer is to be the system's default printer. Respond No otherwise.

Respond Yes to message box if you want to print a test page. Respond No otherwise.

The left screen is displayed when a test page is performed.

The installation of your printer is now completed. The printer is ready for use.

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Configuration Instructions

Following the installation of your printer, you can configure it via the printer properties. To open the printer properties do this:

1. Open the Windows Printer Folder

2. Right click on your printer and choose the Properties option

This driver set includes one standard and two vendor supplied property sheet pages, Device Settings, Print Options, and Logo respectively. Because each printer model has a different feature set, the form that the two vendor supplied property sheet pages take depends on the feature set of the installed printer.

The Print Options property sheet page comes in the following variations:

TSP613, TSP643, TSP743, TSP847 TUP942

TUP992

Logo property sheet page(All models)

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Paper – Property Sheet Page Usage

This property sheet is provided to all printer drivers from the Windows system, and is thus considered standard. The options present on this property sheet are vendor defined though, and as such are described here. The Paper property sheet page looks like this for all printers:

The Paper source option has been added to this property sheet page by this driver. Its function is described in the following table:

Option Default Choice Meaning

Paper source

* Receipt Each printed page ends immediately after the last line. (Variable length pages) Ticket Each printed page has a consistent length defined by the application.

If you want the printed receipt to have the minimum required length then choose Receipt. This will cause each page to end after the last printed line. For example: If the first document contains 10 lines then the receipt will be 40mm (10 lines * 4mm/line). If the second document contains 13 lines then the receipt will be 52mm (13 lines * 4mm/line).

In the majority of retailing and POS applications, this is the desired mode of operation. As such, the Receipt choice is this option’s default.

If you want each printout to have a consistent length then choose Ticket. As the name implies, this mode of operation is most suitable for the printing of tickets, where each one must be of a uniform and unchanging length. The length of each printed page is determined by the document layout within the controlling application.

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Print Options – Property Sheet Page Usage

The options present on the Print Options property sheet page allow you to control the printer during the printing process. The following table lists all options and their respective choices that are present on the Print Options property sheet. Note that not all options are available for all models

Option ID No. Choice Meaning Print Quality

Cut Action

Cash Drawer Drawer 1 Action Timing

Pulse Width CD1T 1 ~ 127 (default = 20) Drawer 1 is fired for n * 10mSec Cash Drawer Drawer 2 Action Timing

Black Mark Paper Support

Paper Support

Control Paper Retract Paper Retract Timeout

PQ-0 Standard Printing occurs at fasted rate PQ-1 High Trade-off between quality & speed PQ-2 Best Slowest printing for best quality CA-0 Form Feed / Form Feed No paper cut or feed occurs CA-1 Form Feed / Tear Bar Last page is fed to the tear bar position CA-2 Form Feed / Partial Cut Last page is fed to the cutter and partially cut CA-3 Form Feed / Full Cut Last page is fed to the cutter and fully cut CA-4 Partial Cut No Feed / Partial Cut No Feed All pages are partially cut without feeding CA-5 Partial Cut / Partial Cut All pages are fed to the cutter and partially cut CA-6 Partial Cut No Feed / Full Cut No Feed Pages 1 ~ n-1 are partially cut, page n is fully cut

(without feeding)

CA-7 Partial Cut / Full Cut Pages 1 ~ n-1 are partially cut, page n is fully cut

(with feeding) CA-8 Full Cut No Feed / Full Cut No Feed All pages are fully cut without feeding CA-9 Full Cut / Full Cut All pages are fed to the cutter and fully cut CD1-0 No Use Cash drawer 1 is not opened. CD1-1 Document Top Cash drawer 1 is opened once before printing. CD1-2 Document Bottom Cash drawer 1 is opened once after printing. CD1-3 Page Top Cash drawer 1 is opened before printing each page. CD1-4 Page Bottom Cash drawer 1 is opened after printing each page.

CD2-0 No Use Cash drawer 2 is not opened. CD2-1 Document Top Cash drawer 2 is opened once before printing. CD2-2 Document Bottom Cash drawer 2 is opened once after printing. CD2-3 Page Top Cash drawer 2 is opened before printing each page. CD2-4 Page Bottom Cash drawer 2 is opened after printing each page. BM-0 Enabled

(requires printer memory switch change)

BM-1 Disabled The printer does not use the bl ack m a rk sen s or . CP-0 Enabled The printer prints for effectiveness on two-color paper. Two Color CP-1 Disabled The printer prints for effectiveness on standard paper. PC-0 Enabled The paper will be automatically retracted after timeout.Presenter PC-1 Disabled The paper will not be automatically retracted.

PCT 1 ~ 255 (default = 30) Paper retract timeout is set to n * 0.5 sec.

The printer feeds paper according to the black mark

sensor.

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Print Options Default Summary

The table below describes the default configuration for each model. The configurations described here are effected following printer installation.

Model Default Choices TSP613 PQ-0,CA-1,CD1-0,CD2-0,BM-1,CP-1

TSP643 PQ-0,CA-2,CD1-0,CD2-0,BM-1,CP-1 TSP743 PQ-0,CA-2,CD1-0,CD2-0,BM-1,CP-1 TSP847 PQ-0,CA-2,CD1-0,CD2-0,BM-1,CP-1 TUP942 PQ-0,CA-2,BM-1,CP-1,PC-1 TUP992 PQ-0,CA-9,BM-1,CP-1,PC-1

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Logo – Property Sheet Page Usage

The options present on the Logo property sheet page allow you to control the printing of logos stored within the printer. The following table lists all options and their respective choices that are present on the Print Options property sheet.

Option Default Choice Meaning Document Top No. 1 1 ~ 255 The specified logo will be printed once at the document top.

Document Top Size

Document Top Align

Page Top No. 1 1 ~ 255 The sp ecified logo will be printed top of each page. Page Top Size

Page Top Align

Page Bottom No. 1 1 ~ 255 The specified logo will be printed bottom of each page. Page Bottom Size

Page Bottom Align

Document Bottom No. 1 1 ~ 255 The specified logo will be printed once at the document bottom. Document Bottom Size

Document Bottom Align

Please Note:

• Logos must be stored within the printer before they can be printed.

* Normal The specified logo will be printed at its original size. Double Width The specified logo will be printed at double width. Tall The specified logo will be printed at double height. Double Width /

Tall * No Print No logo will be printed at the document top. Left The logo will be printed and aligned with the left edge. Center The logo will be printed and center aligned. Right The logo will be printed and aligned with the right edge.

* Normal The specified logo will be printed at its original size. Double Width The specified logo will be printed at double width. Tall The specified logo will be printed at double height. Double Width /

Tall * No Print No logo will be printed at the page top. Left The logo will be printed and aligned with the left edge. Center The logo will be printed and center aligned. Right The logo will be printed and aligned with the right edge.

* Normal The specified logo will be printed at its original size. Double Width The specified logo will be printed at double width. Tall The specified logo will be printed at double height. Double Width /

Tall * No Print No logo will be printed at the page bottom. Left The logo will be printed and aligned with the left edge. Center The logo will be printed and center aligned. Right The logo will be printed and aligned with the right edge.

* Normal The specified logo will be printed at its original size. Double Width The specified logo will be printed at double width. Tall The specified logo will be printed at double height. Double Width /

Tall * No Print No logo will be printed at the document bottom. Left The logo will be printed and aligned with the left edge. Center The logo will be printed and center aligned. Right The logo will be printed and aligned with the right edge.

The specified logo will be printed at double width and double height.

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Customize Control Code – Dialog Usage

All models support this dialog box. It can be opened by clicking on the Customize Control Codes button contained on the Print Options property sheet.

Windows prints documents via the printer’s printer driver, and does so by breaking the printing process up into 4 sections:

• Document Top

o Page Top o Page Bottom

• Document Bottom

The options you configure determine the control codes the printer driver sends to the printer at each one of these timing points. Via the Customize Control Codes form, you can instruct the driver to send any control code sequence to the printer before and after each one of these timing points. This results is eight different timing points, as shown on the Customize Control Codes form:

To use this form, simply enter the text and control codes you want sent to the printer during each timing point.

The format for entering control codes is: \xhh Where hh is the two digit hex value to be sent to the printer.

You can also send plain text to the printer by simply typing it in. For example: If you want your store address to be printed at the top of each document, before anything else, you would enter the following into the Before Document Top field: Store Name\x0aaddress\x0acity, state zip\x0aphone\x0a\x1b\x2d\x31www.store-url.com\x1b\x2d\x30\x0a

The printed result will be: Store Name address city, state, zip phone

www.store-url.com

Please note:

• Only Star Line Mode commands can be used.

• A maximum of 500 characters (following hex conversion) can be entered into each field.

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Paper Sizes

Each of the printer drivers contained within this driver set defines one standard paper size and also supports user defined paper sizes. The following table lists the standard paper sizes supported by each model’s printer driver.

Model Paper Size Width Length TSP613 TSP643 TSP743 TSP847 TUP942 TUP992

72mm x 254mm 72mm 254mm

104mm x 254mm 104mm 254mm

User Defined Paper Sizes

The procedure for creating a user defined paper size is as follows:

The following table lists the maximum user defined paper size dimensions for each model’s printer driver.

Model Maximum Width Maximum Height TSP613 72mm 3276mm

TSP643 72mm 3276mm TSP743 72mm 3276mm TSP847 104mm 3276mm TUP942 104mm 3276mm TUP992 104mm 3276mm

Creating a user defined paper size of the maximum length and using the Receipt choice for the Paper Type option results in printing with no page breaks, and is often the optimal setting for retail POS.

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Document Formatting Guidelines

So that you can most effectively use your printer with these printer drivers, please observe the following points when creating your documents and print forms:

• Margins: These drivers do not require any margins. Set all document margins to 0.

• User defined paper sizes: These drivers include one predefined paper size, but support user defined paper sizes. You can create a custom paper size via the Paper property sheet page. Refer to the Windows help system for information on how to do this.

• Device Font Usage: Use device fonts to print text when ever possible. Printing text via device fonts will greatly increase the print speed.

• 1 Device Font / Line Use only one type of device font per line.

• Red Device Font Usage After using a red device font, it is necessary to print one or more characters using a black device font in order to return to the black printing mode. Space characters are acceptable.

• Graphics & Device Fonts Do not print device fonts and graphics on the same horizontal line. Printing device fonts and graphics on the same horizontal line will cause the printed document to differ from the displayed document.

• Barcode Device Fonts When using the barcode device fonts, only characters will appear on the computer’s display. The printed result will be a barcode. This difference can cause the displayed and printed document lengths to vary slightly.

• Top Search – Label Printing When printing on label stock you are encouraged to use the printer’s black mark sensor. Using the printer’s black mark sensor will ensure that printing begins at the same point on each label. So that you can print from the very top of the label Star printer’s include a Top Search function. This function causes the printer to reverse feed the paper until its top position and then begin printing. In order to use this feature, ensure that your printer and printer driver are configured like this:

o Printer Configuration:

The top search function is enabled in the printer via the printer’s memory switches. See the table on page 19 for details.

o Printer Driver Configuration:

Set the Enabled field contained in the Black Mark Paper Support area of the Print Options property sheet page. Choose Full Cut / Full Cut for the End Page / End Doc field of the Cut Action group on the Print Options property sheet page.

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Barcode Font Usage

Usage of the supported barcode device fonts must be done as follows:

1. Choose the desired barcode device font from your editor’s font menu

2. Enter the single letter width code. Each barcode type can be printed at various widths. This table lists the single letter width codes for each barcode type:

Single Letter Width Code UPC-E

UPC-A JAN/EAN-8 JAN/EAN-13

a 2 dot 2 dot (6) 2 dot (5) b 3 dot 3 dot (9) 4 dot (10) c 4 dot 4 dot (12) 6 dot (15) d 2 dot (5) 2 dot (4) e 3 dot (8) 4 dot (8) f 4 dot (10) 6 dot (12) g 2 dot (4) 2 dot (6) h 3 dot (6) 3 dot (9) i

NOT AVAILABLE

3. Enter the single letter height code. All barcode types use the same single letter height codes, and these are:

Single Letter Height Code Height o 32 dot (4mm)

p 64 dot (8mm) q 96 dot (12mm) r 128 dot (16mm) s 160 dot (20mm) t 192 dot (24mm) u 224 dot (28mm) v 255 dot (31.9mm)

4. Enter the barcode data. Each barcode type can accommodate a different character set, and a different number of characters. This information is summarized in the following table:

Barcode Type Number of Characters Character Set UPC-E 12 0 ~ 9

UPC-A 12 0 ~ 9 JAN/EAN-8 8 0 ~ 9 JAN/EAN-13 13 0 ~ 9 CODE39 1 or more 0 ~ 9

ITF 1 or more 0 ~ 9 NW-7(Codabar) 1 or more 0 ~ 9

5. Enter the barcode font stop character ‘z’ to terminate the barcode.

Example: Using the UPC-E device font: a 2 dot wide, :64 dot tall barcode with the twelve digits: 0123456789012 is:

ap012345678901z => a p 012345678901 z | | | | | | | ->terminate barcode character | | -------->barcode data

| ---------------->single letter height code

------------------>single letter width code

CODE39 NW-7(Codabar)

4 dot (8) 4 dot (12)

-.<SP>$/+% A ~ Z Start / Stop: *

-$:/.+ A ~ D

ITF

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Control Font Usage

All models include the Control device font. This font is used to provide for control within the span of a single document. For example, if your document wishes to print a logo in the middle, this can be done via the control font.

Usage of the Control font must be done as follows:

1. Choose the control font from your editor’s font menu.

2. Enter the characters that m ap to the desired printer actions. This character to function map is as follows:

Character Function Control Code Translation A Open cash drawer 1 for 50mSec

B Open cash drawer 1 for 100mSec C Open cash drawer 1 for 150mSec D Open cash drawer 1 for 200mSec E Open cash drawer 1 for 250mSec d Open cash drawer 2 for 200mSec 6 LF 7 CR F Full Cut P Partial Cut G Print NV Logo No. 1 H Print NV Logo No. 2 I Print NV Logo No. 3 J Print NV Logo No. 4 K Print NV Logo No. 5 Q Print NV Logo No. 1 – Double Wide R Print NV Logo No. 2 – Double Wide S Print NV Log o No. 3 – D ou ble Wide T Print NV Logo No. 4 – Double Wide U Print NV Logo No. 5 – Double Wide V Print NV Logo No. 1 – Tall W Print NV Logo No. 2 – Tall X Print NV Logo No. 3 – Tall Y Print NV Logo No. 4 – Tall Z Print NV Logo No. 5 – Tall [ Print NV Logo No. 1 – Double Wide / High ] Print NV Logo No. 2 – Double Wide / High ^ Print NV Logo No. 3 – Double Wide / High _ Print NV Logo No. 4 – Double Wide / Hig h ‘ Print NV Logo No. 5 – Double Wide / High a Set Left Alignment b Set Center Alignment c Set Right Alignment e Set 3mm line feed spacing f Set 4mm line feed spacing g Select USA international character set h Select France international character set i Select Germany international character set j Select England international character set k Select Denmark I international character set l Select Sweden international character set m Select Italy international character set n Select Spain I international character set o Select Japan international character set p Select Denmark II international character set q Select Spain II international character set r Select Latin America international character set

\x1b\x07\x05\x05\x07 \x1b\x07\x0a\x0a\x07 \x1b\x07\x0f\x0f\x07 \x1b\x07\x14\x14\x07 \x1b\x07\x19\x19\x07 \x1a \x0a \x0d \x1bd0 \x1bd1 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x01\x00 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x02\x00 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x03\x00 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x04\x00 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x05\x00 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x01\x01 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x02\x01 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x03\x01 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x04\x01 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x05\x01 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x01\x02 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x02\x02 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x03\x02 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x04\x02 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x05\x02 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x01\x03 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x02\x03 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x03\x03 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x04\x03 \x0a\x1b\x1cp\x05\x03 \x1b\x1da\x00 \x1b\x1da\x01 \x1b\x1da\x02 \x1b0 \x1bz1 \x1bR\x00 \x1bR\x01 \x1bR\x02 \x1bR\x03 \x1bR\x04 \x1bR\x05 \x1bR\x06 \x1bR\x07 \x1bR\x08 \x1bR\x09 \x1bR\x0a \x1bR\x0b

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Control Font Usage

2. Continued

Character Function Control Code Translation s Select Korea international character set

t Select highlighted print u Deselect highlighted print v Select the customer display w Deselect the customer display x Clear the customer display

\x1bR\x0c \x1b4 \x1b5 \x1bS \x1bG \x04\x01C1\x17

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Printer Configuration

Star printers can be configured via two different mechanisms.

1. DIP switches (mechanical switched)

2. Memory switches

When using these drivers with your Star printer no changes to the factory default DIP switch settings are required.

In addition, the factory default memory switch settings do not need to be changed unless you choose to use black mark paper.

When using black mark paper with your printer you must enable the printer’s black mark sensor. This is done via memory switches. The table below lists the memory switch position used to enable the black mark sensor for all black mark capable printers.

Model Bank Bit 1 - On 0 – Off

TSP613 1 8 black mark sensor enabled black mark sensor disabled TSP643 1 8 black mark sensor enabled black mark sensor disabled

1 8 black mark sensor enabled black mark sensor disabled TSP743 1 9 top search function enabled top-search function disabled 1 8 black mark sensor enabled black mark sensor disabled TSP847 1 9 top search function enabled top search function disabled 1 8 black mark sensor enabled black mark sensor disabled TUP942 1 9 top search function enabled top search function disabled 1 8 black mark sensor enabled black mark sensor disabled TUP992 top search function enabled top search function disabled

Note: The TSP613 and TSP643 models must have the additional black mark sensor installed in order to be used with black mark paper. Please contact your Star representative for more information about adding this sensor to the TSP613 and TSP643 models.

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Star Language and Status Monitor Overview

The Star Language and Status Monitor components have been included in the distribution of these drivers to provide a complete printing solution, including the ability to track the printer’s status. Through the use of the Star Language and Status Monitor components, you can:

• Track the printer’s status in real-time via the Windows Printers Folder.

• Create custom applications that link with the Star Status Monitor component to allow for the real-

time display of the printer’s status within your application’s user interface.

• Configure the Star Language and Status Monitor components to surpress the warning messages that Windows usually posts to the user following a failed print attempt (this is valuable, for example, in a kiosk environment, where the user would be unable to effectively respond to such an error).

To install this StatusMonitor, execute the "SETUP.exe" located in the folder ".\Distribution\StatusMonitor". The installation wizard is started. Please advance the operation according to the screen.

This StatusMonitor installer creates the Star Micronics \ SMJ StatusMonitor folder in the Windows Start Menu \ Programs path. Find this by clicking the Start Button, entering the Programs menu, then the StarMicronics menu, and finally SMJ StatusMonitor.

Within this group are the following entries:

• SMJ StatusMonitor This application allows you to configure the SMJ Language Monitor component.

• VCSample This is a compiled VC project that demonstrates the usage of the SMJ Language and Status Monitor components.

This StatusMonitor installer copies VB &VC sample source code. Please refer to the following folders.

C:\Program Files\StarMicronics |--SMJ StatusMonitor for Win98 | |--VbSample // Source code of the sample project for Visual Basic : |--VcSample // Source code of the sample project for Visual C++

When using the Star Language and Status Monitor software with serial or parallel printers, the following printer configuration must be effected.

Model ASB Enable NSB Enable TSP613 Dip Switch 1-7 OFF Dip Switch 1-8 OFF

TSP643 Dip Switch 1-7 OFF Dip Switch 1-8 OFF TSP700 Dip Switch 1-7 OFF Dip Switch 1-8 OFF TSP800 Dip Switch 1-7 OFF Dip Switch 1-8 OFF TUP942 Memory Switch 7-C ON Memory Switch 7-8ON- TUP992 Memory Switch 7-C ON Memory Switch 7-8ON-

For full details on the function and usage of the Star Language and Status Monitor components, see that package’s user manual.

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Release History

The following is a release history for this driver set.

Note Date Distribution File Initial Release 2002/07/08 LineMod e _95-98-ME_20020708.ZIP

includes Star Language and Status Monitor components 2002/07/24 LineMode_95-98-ME_20020724.ZIP

Document End

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