31. ESC m
Cut the paper (partial cut)
[Code] [1Bh] + [6Dh]
[Outline] The command performs a partial cut (one point remaining in the
middle).
The command is valid only at the beginning of a line.
32. ESC p
Generate a drawer-kick pulse
[Code] [1Bh] + [70h] + m + n1 + n2
[Range] { 0 <= n1 <= 255 }
{ 0 <= n2 <= 255 }
[Outline] The value of m is ignored.
The printer generates a 2*n1 milliseconds long pulse and 2*n2
milliseconds long rest after the pulse. n2 must be at least four
times greater than n1 or the command will be discarded.
33. ESC v
Transmit printer status
[Code] [1Bh] + [76h]
[Outline] Current printer status is transmitted over the serial interface.
Status sent out consists of 1 byte.
Bits Meaning:
Bit 0: Paper error = 1, otherwise = 0;
Bit 1: Reserved;
Bit 2: Printer's head temperature is too high = 1, otherwise = 0;
Bit 3: Reserved;
Bit 4: Printer is started = 1, otherwise = 0;
Bit 5: Printer is busy = 1, otherwise = 0;
Bit 6: Reserved;
Bit 7: Reserved.
34. ESC s
Save configuration
[Code] [1Bh] + [73h]
[Outline] Saves all printer configuration and User Font to non-volatile
memory.
Next time printer will start with the saved configuration.
[Caution] There is a button sequence to reset all settings to defaults.
35. GS D n
Select the intensity level (2-nd variant)
[Code] [1Dh] + [44h]
[Range] {E2h <= n <= 1Eh}
[Outline] Set the intensity level to n percents
n is a signed byte value with range from -30 to +30%.
Negative value of n is represented as 256 - n
[Caution] Higher intensities lead to lower print speed.
There is another variant of this commad (see ESC commands).
[Default] The initial value of n is 0.
[See also] ESC Y
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