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Details core printing parameters like method, density, width, and speed.
Lists number of characters, structure, and line counts for different paper widths and fonts.
Describes auto cutter function and paper roll supply method.
Details paper type, form, width, roll size, and spool diameter requirements.
Details near-end sensor functionality and paper roll size specifications.
Illustrates printable areas for 82.5mm and 80mm paper widths in EPSON Emulation.
Illustrates printable areas for 58mm and 82.5mm paper widths in STAR Emulation.
Diagram showing manual-cutter, auto-cutter blade positions, and print dotline.
Specifies internal buffer size and electrical characteristics like voltage and consumption.
Lists applied European and North American EMI and safety standards.
Provides MCBF, cutter life, and operating/storage environmental parameters.
Details interface options including RS-232, Centronics, and USB settings.
Details the Centronics parallel interface specifications, pin assignments, and timing.
Covers USB interface specs and data receiving timing for compatibility mode.
Illustrates physical connectors for serial, parallel, USB, and Ethernet interfaces.
Details electrical specs and the power connector pinout.
Describes pin assignments and usage for the drawer kick-out connector.
Explains drawer kick-out drive signal output waveform and open/close signals.
Explains command notation and introduces the overview of print commands.
Details commands for printing text, line feeds, and tabs (HT, LF, CR, FF).
Details CAN and DLE EOT commands for status transmission and data cancellation.
Covers commands for selecting character font, size, emphasis, and underline.
Explains ESC * command for bit-image modes and NV memory.
Details ESC L, ESC W, ESC T, ESC S commands for page mode operation.
Details GS k command for printing various bar code types.
Covers GS V command for selecting cut modes and feeding paper.
Details ESC i (full cut) and ESC m (partial cut) commands for auto cutter operation.
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