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CBM-253 User’s Manual

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CITIZEN

Command Function

Code

Reference

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ESC t

Selection of the character code table

1B

H

74

H

n

69

ESC v

Sending of the printer status

1B

H

75

H

n

70

ESC u

Sending of the peripheral equipment status

1P

H

76

H

71

ESC {

Specifying/releasing of inverted printing

1B

H

7B

H

n

72

ESC $

Specifying of absolute positions

1B

H

24

H

n1 n2

73

ESC ¥

Specifying of relative positions

1B

H

5C

H

n1 n2

75

GS FF

Printing, and label ejection (including cutting)

1D

H

0C

H

76

GS k

Bar code printing

1D

H

6B

H

n ['d']k 00

H

77

GS w

Selection of bar code horizontal size

1D

H

77

H

n

82

GS h

Selection of bar code height

1D

H

68

H

n

83

GS H

Selection of visual code printing position

1D

H

48

H

n

83

GS f

Selection of visual code font

1D

H

66

H

n

84

GS c

Printing of counter

1D

H

63

H

86

GS C0

Setting of the numbering printing mode

1D

H

43

H

30

H

m n

87

GS C1

Setting of the numbering counting mode (A)

1D

H

43

H

31

H

n1 n2

n3 n4 n5 n6

89

GS C2

Setting of the numbering counter

1D

H

43

H

32

H

n1 n2

92

GS C;

Setting of the numbering counting mode (B)

1D

H

43

H

3B

H

"N 1" 3B

H

"N2" 3B

H

"N3"3B

H

"N4"3B

H

"N5"3B

H

95

GS *

Definition of the downloading/bit image

1D

H

2A

H

n1 n2[d]n1

×

n2

×

8

95

GS /

Printing of the downloading/bit image

1D

H

2F

H

m

98

GS :

Starting/finishing of the macro defining

1D

H

3A

H

99

GS ^

Macro execution

1DH 5E

H

n1 n2 n3

100

GS <

Initialization of the printer mechanism

1D

H

3C

H

101

GS A

Correction of the label top position

1D

H

41

H

m n

102

GS R

Specifying/releasing of the black/white
inverted characters

1D

H

52

H

n

105

Note : n, n1, n2, n3, m, a. s, p, and d in the table represent the parameters of each commend.

Note : [ ] k in the table represents a repetition carried ou t k times.

Note : ' ' in the table represents an ASCII character.

Note : " " in the table represents a string of ASCII characters.