Soh b toggle pause – Datamax-O'Neil DPL Programmer’s Manual User Manual
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Immediate Command Functions
11
Where:
Possible
Values
Interpretation
Transmit
Sequence
a
-
Y/N
Y
= Interpreter busy (imaging)
1
b
-
Y/N
Y
= Paper out or fault
2
c
-
Y/N
Y
= Ribbon out or fault
3
d
-
Y/N
Y
= Printing batch
4
e
-
Y/N
Y
= Busy printing
5
f
-
Y/N
Y
= Printer paused
6
g
-
Y/N
Y
= Label presented
7
h
-
Y/N
Y
= Rewinder out or fault
8
-
:
:
= Always :
9
i
-
Y/N
Y
= Cutter Fault
10
j
-
Y/N
Y
= Paper Out
11
k
-
Y/N
Y
= Ribbon Saver Fault
12
l
-
Y/N
Y
= Print Head Up
13
m
-
Y/N
Y
= Top of Form Fault
14
n
-
Y/N
Y
= Ribbon Low
15
o
-
Y/N
Y
= N (reserved for future)
16
p
-
Y/N
Y
= N (reserved for future)
17
-
:
:
= Always :
18
q
-
Y/N
Y
= Ready (no data or signal)
19
r
-
Y/N
Y
= Waitng for Signal
20
s
-
Y/N
Y
= Waitng for Data
21
t
-
Y/N
Y
= Com1 has data not parsed
22
u
-
Y/N
Y
= N (reserved for future)
23
v
-
Y/N
Y
= N (reserved for future)
24
w
-
Y/N
Y
= N (reserved for future)
25
x
-
Y/N
Y
= N (reserved for future)
26
27
SOH B
Toggle Pause
This command toggles the printer’s paused state between “On” and “Off.” (This is the
same function achieved by pressing the PAUSE Key.)
Syntax:
Sample:
Printer Response:
This command will illuminate the Paused/Stop Indicator and/or
indicate PAUSED on the LCD or graphics display panel, suspend
printing, and wait until one of the following occurs:
•
The
•
The PAUSE Key is pressed.
Upon which the printer will turn the Paused/Stop Indicator “Off”
and/or remove PAUSED from the LCD or graphics display, then
resume operation from the point of interruption. (If the Receive
Buffer is not full, an
the printer.)