Asynchronous (real-time) commands, Retrievable usage data – IBM TM7 User Manual
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RS-232 Syntax:
X'10 05 40'
2. Execute the Retrieve Printer Usage Statistics command.
3. Multiply the returned value by the factor given in Table 19 to get the actual
printer statistic.
Table 19. Retrievable Usage Data
Hex Value
Usage Data Being Tracked
Factor
80
FRU Card/Invalid usage numbers (set to X'0164' at the
factory, not set for FRU logic cards)
N/A
81
Number of paper cuts
32
82
High byte of the number of characters printed on the CR
(thermal) station (see note 1)
None
83
Low byte of the number of characters printed on the CR
(thermal) station (see note 1)
None
84
Number of steps performed by the CR paper feed motor
(200 steps per inch of paper)
50 000
85
Number of times the customer receipt cover was opened
None
86
Number of failed paper cuts – single-station printers only
None
87
Number of characters printed at the DI (impact) station –
thermal/impact printers only (see note 1)
1 000
88
Number of steps performed by the DI paper feed motor –
thermal/impact printers only
50 000
89
Number of DI transport motor starts – thermal/impact
printers only
5 000
8A
Number of home errors – thermal/impact printers only
None
8B
Number of times the DI cover was opened – thermal/impact
printers only
None
8C
Number of forms that were inserted into the DI station –
thermal/impact printers only
100
8D
Number of MICR reads – Model TI4 only
15
8E
Number of high-interference MICR reads – Model TI4 only
8
8F
Number of failed MICR reads – Model TI4 only
8
90
Number of check flips performed – Model TI4 only
16
91
Number of check flip failures – Model TI4 only
8
Note 1: The number of printed characters is based on the number of dots that were printed,
assuming 64 dots per character.
Asynchronous (Real-Time) Commands
These commands are processed as soon as they are received. They do not go into
the printer buffer.
Note: These commands are not recognized when they occur in the middle of
another command. For example, sending this command after the second
byte of a 3-byte command, as in ESC J n.
updated March 18, 2002
Appendix C. RS-232 Programming Information
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