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Programming Codes Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’s Guide [ENQ] Inquire receipt paper out status ASCII [ENQ] Hexadecimal 05H 04H Decimal Function Response [ENQ] ASCII [ENQ] Hexadecimal 05H 08H Decimal Function Response [ENQ] Receipt paper exhausted ACK (06H 04H) Receipt paper is present NAK (15H 04H) Receipt paper is exhausted Inquire cover open status Cover open/closed status ACK (06H 08H) The cover is closed NAK (15H 08H) The cover is open Is the buffer empty? Clear the IEEE 1284 buffer. ASCII [ENQ] Hexadecimal 05H 09H Decimal Function The [ENQ] command allows the host to know when the print buffer is empty. If IEEE 1284 is active, the command also clears the response buffer. Response ACK (06H 09H) The buffer is empty. NAK (15H 09H) The buffer is not empty. [ENQ] Request printer reset ASCII [ENQ] Hexadecimal 05H 0AH Decimal Function Reset printer Response Serial Parallel ACK (06H 0AH) No response The command was accepted. NAK (15H 0AH) The command was rejected. Description The ENQ , EPOS DLE ENQ commands and the INIT pin all have the same effect and are referred to as reset commands. To prevent data loss, the printer tries to finish printing the buffered data. When operator intervention with the printer is required for any reason, data loss results. The reset operation is saved until the printer goes idle. In the case of a slip request command or any command that waits for the operator, the printer is idle. If the printer is idle and a reset command is received or pending, the printer resets, and the buffer clears. If the host resets an operator intervention operation, any remaining buffered data is cleared. Page 158 Rev D 28-05897
Programming Codes Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’s Guide When the printer receives a reset command, the printer goes off-line and/or busy until the reset completes. In serial mode, the printer may have information in its high-speed buffer that was received after the reset command but before the reset was processed. If the host application continues to send information to the printer after a reset command, some of that information may be processed before the reset is processed. In parallel mode, the printer goes busy after the reset is received but before the next byte is accepted. The printer accepts an [ENQ] in parallel mode. It, however, is not acknowledged. If both the serial and parallel ports are active, the serial reset is not acknowledged either because the reset operation removes the parallel response. In IEEE 1284 mode, the response buffer is cleared by a reset command, which prevents responses in IEEE 1284 mode as well. Note: If reset inhibit is set in the configuration menu, this command is ignored. [ENQ] Inquire power cycle status ASCII [ENQ] Hexadecimal 05H 0BH Decimal Function Response Has the printer been power cycled since the last request? ACK (06H 0BH) Printer has been power cycled since the last [ENQ] NAK (15H 0BH) Printer has not power cycled since the last [ENQ] Description [ENQ] The first time after a reset, the command returns [ACK] , after that the command returns [NAK] . The command allows the application to determine if the printer has been power cycled and needs to be reinitialized. The [ENQ] command and the INIT signal on the parallel port both cause the printer to return power up status. Inquire Mechanical error status ASCII [ENQ] Hexadecimal 05H 0EH Decimal Function Error status Response ACK (06H 0EH) No mechanical errors NAK (15H 0EH) Mechanical error has occurred (Use [ENQ] to identify the error) Note: For this status request to function, the "Buffer Full Only" off-line option should be selected. 28-05897 Rev D Page 159
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