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Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising, Introduction, Dongle specifications, Procedure

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Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising Appendix Introduction When the Laird Connectivity BT820 is connected to the USB-A connector of the product and powered on, a Bluetooth Low Energy Advertising Packet is sent. By default, the printer transmits the packet according to the iBeacon Format from Apple. You can also change the data that is transmitted by following the steps in "Changing the Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising Packet" on page 121. Glossary: Term Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising Packet Bluetooth adapter iBeacon Description The name of this function. The data sent by this function from the printer. The BT820 from Laird Connectivity. A USB dongle to connect to the USB Type A connector. The format stipulated by Apple for Bluetooth low energy technology Advertising Packets When using the default settings for the printer (Bluetooth adapter installed in the printer and the printer is on), the Bluetooth low energy technology Advertising Packet is transmitted in iBeacon format. Dongle specifications Manufacturer: Laird Connectivity Model name: BT820 For setting methods and settings, see the TM-m50II Utility User's Manual. Procedure When you install the Bluetooth adapter, the printer is restarted and then the adapter is enabled. When you uninstall the Bluetooth adapter, the printer is restarted and then the adapter is disabled. Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising Packet Format In the printer, the iBeacon format is used by default for the Bluetooth low energy technology Advertising Packet. The UUID for the printer is "fac1ba2f-61a2-4d83-9a8c-60087c232569". The user can edit the following specifications in the iBeacon format: UUID, Major number, Minor number, and Measured Power. 120

Section	Page
For Safety	3
Key to Symbols	3
Warnings	3
Cautions	4
Caution Labels	4
Restriction of Use	4
Open Source Software License	5
Manuals for This Product	6
About this Manual	7
Aim of the Manual	7
Manual Content	7
Contents	8
Product Overview	12
Features	12
Product Configurations	14
Model	14
NFC Tag	14
Included	14
Options	14
Part Names and Functions	15
Body	15
Panel LED	16
Connectors	17
Online and Offline	18
Status and Errors	19
Status Display	19
Network Connection Status	20
Error Status	21
NV Memory (Non-Volatile Memory)	22
NV Graphics Memory	22
User NV Memory	22
Memory Switches (customized values)	22
R/E (Receipt Enhancement)	22
Maintenance Counter	23
Simple Setup for Wireless LAN	24
About SimpleAP (Wi-Fi Direct)	25
Useful Functions for Smart Devices	26
NFC Tag	26
QR Code	26
Printing Using Multiple Interfaces	27
Roll Paper Near-End Detection Function	28
Setup	29
Flow of Setup	29
Installing the Printer	30
Changing the Paper Width	31
Connecting the Optional Wireless LAN Unit	32
Connecting the Optional Customer Display	33
Connecting the Optional External Buzzer	34
Attachment Position	34
Connecting the Cash Drawer	35
Required specifications of cash drawers	35
Connecting the drawer kick cable	36
Connecting to the Power Source	37
Connection Procedure	37
Connecting the Printer to the Host Devices	39
Serial Interface	39
USB-B Interface	39
Ethernet Interface	39
Wireless LAN Interface	42
Routing Cables in Various Directions	47
Passing Cables through the Rear Center	48
Passing Cables through the Left or Right	48
Passing Cables through the Bottom	49
Advanced Usage	50
Software Settings	50
Overview of Each Function	52
MAC Address Confirmation	61
Setting/Check Modes	62
Self-test Mode	64
NV Graphics Information Print Mode	65
Receipt Enhancement Information Print Mode	65
Software Setting Mode	66
Restore Default Values Mode	67
Interface Setup Mode	68
TM-Intelligent Settings Information Print Mode	69
Peripheral Device Information Print Mode	69
Hexadecimal Dumping Mode	70
Printing a Status Sheet	71
Resetting the Interface Settings	73
TM-Intelligent Function	74
Server direct print	74
Status Notification	74
Web Config	75
How to Start Web Config	75
What can be Configured in Web Config	76
Application Development Information	77
Controlling the Printer	77
ePOS-Print XML	77
ESC/POS	77
Controlling the Cash Drawer	78
Controlling the Optional External Buzzer	79
Software	80
Development Kit	80
Drivers	81
Utilities	82
Others	82
Download	83
Precautions when Developing Applications	84
Power Button Settings	84
Minimum Paper Length when Cutting	85
Notes on Printing Barcodes and Two-Dimensional Symbols	85
Handling	86
Turning the Power On/Off	86
Turning the Power On	86
Turning the Power Off	86
Removing the Printer Covers	87
When Ejecting Paper Upward	87
When Ejecting Paper Frontward	88
Attaching the Printer Covers	89
For Ejecting Paper Upward	89
For Ejecting Paper Frontward	90
Installing Roll Paper	91
When Ejecting Paper Upward	91
When Ejecting Paper Frontward	93
Removing Jammed Paper	95
Roll Paper Cover does not Open	96
Cleaning the Printer	97
Cleaning the Printer Case	97
Cleaning the Thermal Head/Platen Roller	97
Preparing for Transport	98
When Using the Printer for a Self-Service Terminal	99
Appendix	100
Product Specifications	100
Printing Specifications	102
Character Specifications	103
Paper Specifications	105
Printable Area	106
Printing and Cutting Positions	107
Electrical Characteristics	107
Environmental Conditions	108
External Dimensions	109
Specifications of Interface and Connector	112
RS-232 Serial Interface	112
USB Interface	115
Network Interface	116
NFC Tag	119
Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising	120
Introduction	120
Dongle specifications	120
Procedure	120
Changing the Bluetooth Low Energy Technology Advertising Packet	121
Character Code Tables	132