Toshiba B-SX600 SERIES Instructions d'installation

TOSHIBA Bar Code Printer

B-SX600 Series

Command Manual

First Edition: August 31, 2009

B-SX600 Command Manual

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B-SX600 Command Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

COMMAND LIST ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 1

1. IMAGE DATA SET COMMAND･････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 2

2. PRINT DATA SEND COMMAND････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 5

3. CALIBRATION REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND ･･････････････････････････････････ 8

4. PRINTER OPERATION SET COMMAND ････････････････････････････････････････････ 9

5. PAGE INFORMATION SET COMMAND ････････････････････････････････････････････ 11

6. HOME POSITION SET COMMAND ････････････････････････････････････････････････ 13

7. PRINT START COMMAND････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 14

8. STATUS REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND ･･･････････････････････････････････････ 16

9. FINE ADJUSTMENT COMMAND ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････ 18

10. FINE ADJUSTMENT VALUE REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND ････････････････････ 19

11. SENSOR STATUS REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND ･････････････････････････････ 20

12. ANALOG SENSOR STATUS REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND ････････････････････ 22

13. PRINTER VERSION REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND････････････････････････････ 24

14. SERVICE INFORMATION REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND･･･････････････････････ 25

15. SERVICE INFORMATION SET COMMAND ････････････････････････････････････････ 26

16. PRINT HEAD TEST REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND ････････････････････････････ 27

17. CUT/PEEL-OFF ENABLE FLAG SET COMMAND ･･････････････････････････････････ 29

18. PAGE NUMBER SET COMMAND ････････････････････････････････････････････････ 30

19. DRIVER INFORMATION SET COMMAND ･････････････････････････････････････････ 31

20. DOCUMENT INFORMATION SET COMMAND ･････････････････････････････････････ 33

21. SPECIAL DATA REQUEST/RESPONSE COMMAND ･･･････････････････････････････ 34

STATUS ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 36

ASYNCHRONOUS STATUS COMMAND ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････ 36

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COMMAND LIST

The following is the list of the commands for the B-SX600 series.

Command Response Description Effective range

/TII Image data setting Printer driver – Printer

/TID Image data send Printer driver – Printer

/TCB /RCB Calibration request/response Printer driver – Printer

/TAI Printer operation information set Printer driver – Printer

/TPI Page information setting Printer driver – Printer

/TAT Home position setting Printer driver – Printer

/TSP Print/Feed Printer driver – Printer

/TES /RES Error information request/response Printer driver – Printer

/TSA Correction data setting Printer driver – Printer

/TGA /RGA Correction data request/response Printer driver – Printer

/TSB /RSB Sensor status request/response Printer driver – Printer

/TSL /RSL Analog sensor status request/response Tool – Printer

/TVR /RVR Version information request/response Printer driver – Printer

/TGS /RGS Servicing information request/response Printer driver – Printer

/TSS Servicing information setting Printer driver – Printer

/TTH /RTH Head test request/response Printer driver – Printer

/TEC Cut/Pee-off enable flag setting Printer driver – Printer

/TPN Page number set Printer driver – Language monitor

/TDI Driver information setting Printer driver – Language monitor

/TJI Document information setting Language monitor – Printer

/TSD /RSD Special data request/response Printer

NOTE: The effective range is the range where the command is used.

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1. IMAGE DATA SET COMMAND

Format

Byte/bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Remarks

0 ‘/’

1 Header ‘T’

2 ‘I’

3 Command identifier ‘I’

4 00h

to 00h

Reserved

00h

image.buf

9 Image length [line]

image.length

11 Image width [word]

image.width

13 X-direction offset [dot]

image.xoffset

15 Y-direction offset [dot]

image.yoffset

17 Image mode

image.mode

18 00h

to 00h

Reserved (Ribbon save information)

00h

image.rsp

22 00h

to 00h

Reserved (Verification information)

00h

image.vsp

26 00h

27 Reserved (Print length at portrait orientation) 00h

image.total_length

Function

Sets the image buffer information used for printing and re-organizes the image buffer.

Explanation

• The data in the image buffer is not cleared.

• Set the print length in units of lines, and it must be equal to or less than the image buffer length.

• Set the print width in units of words (16 dots), and it must be equal to or less than the one-sixteenth

(1/16) of the image buffer width.

• Set the X-direction offset in units of dots, and it must be within the range from 0 to ‘image buffer width

minus 1’.

When any value other than 0 is set for the X-direction offset, the print position of an image will shift to

the right by the specified dots, as viewed from the printer back. If performing an X-direction offset

caused a part of the image to be positioned outside of the print head width, such part will not be printed.

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Example)

• Set the Y-direction offset in units of lines, and it must be within the range from ‘– max. page length’ to

the max. page length.

When a positive value is set for the Y-direction offset, the print position of an image will shift backward,

and when a negative value is set, an image will shift forward, as viewed from the media outlet. If

performing a Y-direction offset caused a part of the image to be positioned outside of the range of a

page, such part will not be printed.

Example)

• The image mode is specified by the following bit pattern.

15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 Reserved BS BW WR BR UD 0 0 0 1

The BS, BW, WR, BR, and UD specify the data arrangement in the image buffer. Print data is stored

in the image buffer in the order of transmission from the lowest address, so this is also specify the print

data transmission order.

Bit Value Image buffer structure Transmission order

0 Lower address represents upper address From the highest byte

BS 1 Lower address represents upper address From the lowest byte

0 Reverse print invalid From the highest byte

BW 1 Reverse print valid From the lowest byte

0 Lower address represents left word From the left-most word, as viewed from

the printer back.

WR 1 Lower address represents right word From the right-most word, as viewed from

the printer back.

0 Lower address represents the left (as viewed

from the printer back)

The LSB is left bit as viewed from the

printer back.

BR 1 Lower address represents right (as viewed

from the printer back)

The MSB is right bit, as viewed from the

printer back.

0 Lower address represents backward (Media

roll side)

From the line closer to the media roll.

UD 1 Lower address represents forward. (Media

outlet side)

From the line closer to the media outlet.

Print direction

-5 0 +5

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• Relation between the print image rotation and image mode flag

Normal Mirror

0 0-degree rotation, 0x0001 | IMG_LRB |

IMG_LRW

0-degree rotation, 0x0001

90 90-degree rotation, 0x0001 | IMG_LRB |

IMG_LRW

90-degree rotation, 0x0001

180 0-degree rotation, 0x0001 | IMG_UD

0-degree rotation, 0x0001 | IMG_UD | IMG_LRB |

IMG_LRW

270 90-degree rotation, 0x0001 | IMG_UD

90-degree rotation, 0x0001 | IMG_UD | IMG_LRB |

IMG_LRW

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2. PRINT DATA SEND COMMAND

Format

Byte/bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Remarks

0 ‘/’

1 Header ‘T’

2 ‘I’

3 Command identifier ‘D’

Offset before compression

Equivalent to the argument “offset”

Data size before compression (n)

Equivalent to the argument “size”

13 Compression mode

Compression parameter 1 (Offset after

compression)

Compression parameter 2 (Data size after

compression)

23 Bitmap (First word)

nx2+20

nx2+21 Bitmap (Last word)

Function

Sends image data.

Explanation

The compression mode is specified by the following bit pattern.

15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

CM Reserved Compression method

The CM bit specifies the other fields, as follows.

CM Compression Compression method Compression parameters 1 and 2

0 No Invalid Invalid

1 Yes Valid Valid

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The meaning of the compression mode field

0 Undefined

1 Pack Bits (Not applicable)

2 to 7 Undefined

8 GrPDK Adaptive Compress (Not applicable)

9 to 15 Undefined

Specification not affected by enabling/disabling the compression

• Data to be transmitted must comply with the arrangement specified by the Image Data Set Command.

• For the offset before compression, set the offset for the write start position in the image buffer in units

of words. Therefore, the offset before compression must be a multiple of 2

• Data size before compression must be specified in units of words.

• The maximum data size before compression equals to the maximum image buffer size (in units of

words).

Specification in the case data is not compressed.

• Compression parameters 1 and 2 are ignored.

NOTE: Without compression, data is raw rasterized data, not equal to “no compression” of GrPDK.

Specification in the case data is compressed.

• The values and meanings of the compression method are separately defined.

• The meaning of the compression parameters 1 and 2 are different depending on the compression

methods, and they are separately defined.

For example, in some compression method, compression parameters 1 and 2 can be used as the data

size after compression and the offset after compression, respectively.

For the offset after compression, the offset for the write start position in the virtual image buffer, where a

compressed image is stored, is set in units of bytes.

For the data size after compression, set the data size of the compressed image in units of bytes.

Compressed data must be equal to or smaller than the max. image buffer size when decompressed.

In the case compressed data is sent to the printer without decompression, it must be equal to or smaller

than the max. image buffer size after decompressed.

This command is supposed to be passed to the printer by way of several components in the print sub-

system. Therefore, it is possible to send compressed data to a certain stage, decompress it on the way,

and send the decompressed data to the printer after that. It is also possible to send compressed data to

the printer if the printer can decompress it.

If any of the components in the print sub-system that receives this command can decompress received

data, that component is allowed to do it and send the decompressed data to the next component. In that

case, the CM bit of the compression mode in this command needs to be cleared.

A component that cannot decompress the received data passes it to the next component. If the data

cannot be sent to the next component for some reason, an “Unsupported compression method” error

results.

In the case the upper component that receives this error is supporting the compression method, the

upper component is allowed to decompress the data and send it again.

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Bitmap format

When image data is sent to the printer without being compressed, the following image will be comprised of

the bitmap structure below.

FF FF FF FF F0 00 00 00 CC 00 00 00 C3 00 00 00 CO CO 00 00 CO 30 00 00 CO 0C 00 00 CO 03 00 00

CO 00 C0 00 CO 00 30 00 CO 00 0C 00 CO 00 03 00 CO 00 00 C0 CO 00 00 30 CO 00 00 0C CO 00 00 03

8 7 6 5 4 32 18765432187654321 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

FF FF FF FF

F0 00 00 00

CC 00 00 00

C3 00 00 00

C0 C0 00 00

C0 30 00 00

C0 0C 00 00

0C 03 00 00

0C 00 C0 00

C0 00 30 00

C0 00 0C 00

C0 00 03 00

C0 00 00 C0

C0 00 00 30

C0 00 00 0C

C0 00 00 03

NOTE:

Unless “0” is set for the offset before compression and the image size is set for the data size before

compression, the rest of the image will remain because it is not rewritten.

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