7167 Owner’s Manual Chapter 6: Commands
November 2003
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Executes the process for the scanning of the image from the slip station and then transmits the
scanned data to the host computer.
Hogan makes busy status during executing of scanning. Host can’t send any data to Hogan in that
time.
• If [d1..dk] is specified, [d1..dk] is added to the image data.
• If m1 is 48, when the scan operation is successful the printer transmits a three-block data group:
file information block, size information block and an image data block in that sequence.
• Scan result will be retained in working buffer until another scan is performed or power off.
• If m1 is 49, this command executes scanning only. It doesn’t transmit image data.
• When an error occurs in scanning, the printer transmits the file information block only.
• The contents of each data block are as shown below:
ASCII GS ( G pL pH fn nl nH m1 m2 [d1…dk]
Hex 1D 28 67 pL pH fn nl nH m1 m2 [d1…dk]
Decimal 29 40 103 pL pH fn nl nH m1 m2 [d1…dk]
Range 5 <
(pL + pH x 256) < 260 (0 < pL < 255, 0 < pH < 1)
fn = 65
(nl + nH x 256) = 1 (nl = 1, nH = 0)
m1 = 48, 49
m2 = 48
0 <
d < 255
0 < k < 255
a) When Binary is selected as file transmission format with Function 60 of FS ( g.
Transmission Data Hexadecimal Decimal Amount of Data
Header 53H 83 1 byte
Identifier 20H 32 1 byte
Identification status 42H : last Blk
43H : next Blk exist
64 – 67 1 byte
Information data (See
below)
Selections from 00H
– FFH
0 - 255 1 byte
Identification status is indicates
40H: current block is last data block
41H:existence of the next data block
Information data in the file information block is as follows:
Transmission Data Hexadecimal Decimal Amount of Data
Block Code 46H 70 1 byte
Fixed value 31H 49 1 byte
Separator 1FH 31 1 byte
Scanning status Normal: 50H
Abnormal: 70H
Normal: 80
Abnormal: 112
1 byte
Detailed information
(See Table below)
40H – 48H 64 – 72 1 byte
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