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3-2 Exception Processing There are two possible page mode analyses: Code analysis and ESC command analysis that follows. 1) Code analysis Code that analyzes all codes from H to H and defines reception data as commands. Discards the code when anything other than (H, H, H, H) is received. When the reception data is an ESC code (H), processing shifts to ESC command analysis. (Ex.) If processing the data string of HHHHH, the printer will discard H as an undefined code and will enable subsequent commands of HHHH. 2) ESC command analysis If the data analyzed using code analysis is an ESC code, it analyzes reception data following that ESC code. When the reception data following an ESC command applies to one of the following ESC command analysis stops immediately and maintains that reception data, then shifts to code analysis again. Data received before that is read and discarded. • When data following an ESC code is a code that is not defined as a command: (Ex.) When the data of HHHHHH is received, the printer analyzes H following the ESC code. Because this is not a code defined as a command, the printer stops ESC command analysis, maintains the reception data H and begins analysis from the H code. The result is H is an undefined code, so it is discarded and the subsequent HHHH command is enabled. • When processing numerical values outside of the definition in commands that accompany arguments: (Ex.) If the data string of HHHHHHHH is received, the printer will start processing the ESC D (HH) command. However, because the following argument H is data outside of the definition, ESC command analysis is stopped, the reception data H maintained and processing starts from code analysis of H. (Ex.) This is the same as for commands the specify the position as an argument, and that position is outside of the print region. When a data string below is received. HHHHHHHHHHH... The printer begins processing the command (ESC P C (HHH) but the X coordinate is out of the print region, so the ESC command is interpreted and the final H of the 4-byte parameter that indicates this position is held as it is, and the analysis of the H code is begun. • When the command that ends at the last data string of LF NUL (HH) and the code does not end there: (Ex.) When the data string of HHHHHHHH is received, the printer starts processing ESC C (HH), but because the last is not an LF NUL data string, the data received to then is read and discarded, but it maintains the reception data H and begins analysis from the H code analysis. The result is H is an undefined code, so it is discarded and the subsequent HHH H command is enabled. _____ STAR Page Mode Command Specifications 3-4

Section	Page
1. INTERFACE CONFIGURATION	5
1.1. RS-232 Serial Interface	5
1.1.1. Specifications (Conforming to RS-232)	5
1.1.2. Signal array and explanations according to interface connector pin	5
1.1.3. Communication Protocol	6
1.2. Parallel Interfaces (Amphenol 36 pins)	8
1.2.1. Specifications (Conforming to IEEE1284)	8
1.2.2. Signal array and explanations according to interface connector pin	8
1.2.3. Signal Output Timing	9
1.2.4. Status Specification	9
1.3. USB Interface	10
1.4. Ethernet Interface	10
1.5. Wireless LAN Interface	10
1.6. Powered USB Interface	10
2. COMMAND FUNCTION LIST	11
3. COMMAND DETAILS	19
3.1. Explanation of Terms	19
3.2. Exception Processing	20
3.3. Standard Command Details	21
3.3.1. Font style and Character Set	21
ESC RS F n	21
ESC GS t n	22
ESC GS = n1 n2 da1 da2...dak db1 db2...dbk	23
ESC R n	25
ESC / n	26
ESC SP n	27
ESC M	28
ESC P	28
ESC :	28
ESC g	29
3.3.2. Character Expansion Settings	30
ESC i n1 n2	30
ESC W n	31
ESC h n	31
SO	32
DC4	32
ESC SO	33
ESC DC4	33
3.3.3. Print Mode	34
ESC E	34
ESC F	34
ESC – n	35
ESC _ n	35
ESC 4	36
ESC 5	36
SI	37
DC2	37
3.3.4. Line Spacing	38
LF	38
CR	38
ESC a n	38
ESC z n	39
ESC 0	39
ESC J n	40
ESC I n	40
3.3.5. Page Control Commands	41
FF	41
ESC C n	41
ESC C 0 n	42
VT	43
ESC B n1 n2…nk NUL	44
ESC B NUL	44
3.3.6. Horizontal Direction Printing Position	45
ESC l n	45
ESC Q n	46
HT	46
ESC D n1 n2…nk NUL	47
ESC D NUL	47
ESC GS A n1 n2	48
ESC GS R n1 n2	48
ESC GS a n	49
3.3.7. Download	50
ESC & c1 c2 n d1…d48	50
ESC & c1 c2 n	51
ESC % n	51
3.3.8. Bit Image Graphics	52
ESC K n1 n2 d1...dk	52
ESC L n1 n2 d1...dk	53
ESC k n1 n2 d1...dk	54
ESC X n1 n2 d1...dk	55
3.3.9. Logo	56
ESC FS q n [x11 x12 y11 y12 d1...dk]1...[xn1 xn2 yn1 yn2 d1...dk]n	56
ESC FS p n m	58
ESC RS L m	58
3.3.10. Bar Code	60
ESC b n1 n2 n3 n4 d1...dk RS	60
3.3.11. Cutter Control	62
ESC d n	62
3.3.12. External Device Drive	63
ESC BEL n1 n2	63
BEL	64
FS	64
SUB	65
EM	65
ESC GS BEL m t1 t2	66
ESC GS EM DC1 m n1 n2	67
ESC GS EM DC2 m n1 n2	68
3.3.13. Print Settings	69
ESC RS d n	69
ESC RS r n	70
3.3.14. Status	71
ESC RS a n	71
ESC ACK SOH	72
ENQ	72
EOT	72
ESC ACK CAN	72
ETB	73
ESC RS E n	73
ESC GS ETX s n1 n2	74
3.3.15. Kanji characters	77
ESC p	77
ESC q	77
ESC $ n	78
ESC s n1 n2	79
ESC t n1 n2	79
ESC r c1 c2 d1...dk	80
3.3.16. Others	81
CAN	81
ESC @	82
ESC GS # m N n1 n2 n3 n4 LF NUL	83
ESC ? LF NUL	84
ESC GS + m [t1 nL1 nH1 d11 d12 … d1k] 1	85
[t2 nL2 nH2 d21 d22 … d2k] 2 [tm nLm nHm dm1 dm2 … dmk] m	85
3.4. Raster Graphics Command Details	86
ESC * r R	87
ESC * r A	88
ESC * r B	89
ESC * r C	89
ESC * r D n NUL	90
ESC * r E n NUL	91
ESC * r F n NUL	92
ESC * r P n NUL	93
ESC * r Q n NUL	93
ESC * r m l n NUL	94
ESC * r m r n NUL	94
ESC * r T n NUL	95
ESC * r K n NUL	95
b n1 n2 data	96
k n1 n2 data	97
ESC * r Y n NUL	98
ESC FF NUL	99
ESC FF EOT	99
ESC * r N n NUL	99
ESC * r V m n NUL	100
ESC * r e s NUL	101
3.5. Black Mark Related Command Details	105
ESC d n	105
FF	106
ESC C n	106
ESC C 0 n	107
VT	108
ESC B n1 n2...nk NUL	108
ESC B NUL	108
3.6. USB Related Command Details	109
3.7. 2 Color Printing Command Details	110
ESC RS c n	110
ESC RS C n	111
ESC 4	113
ESC 5	113
ESC RS d n	114
ESC RS r n	115
ESC FS q n [x11 x12 y11 y12 d1...dk]1...[xn1 xn2 yn1 yn2 d1...dk]n	116
ESC FS p n m	118
3.8. Presenter Related Command Details	119
ESC SYN 0 n	119
ESC SYN 1 n	119
ESC SYN 3 n	120
ESC SYN 4 n	121
ESC GS SUB DC1 m t1 t2	122
ESC GS SUB DC2 m t1 t2	122
ESC GS SUB DC3 m t1 t2	123
3.9. Mark Command Details	124
ESC GS * 0 n m1 m2 m3 … mk	126
ESC GS * 1 h v	127
ESC GS * 2 m c w	127
ESC GS * W	128
ESC GS * C	128
3.10. AUTO LOGO Function Command Details	129
ESC GS / W	132
ESC GS / C	132
ESC GS / 1 n	133
ESC GS / 2 n	134
ESC GS / 3 nL nH d1 d2 … dk	135
ESC GS / 4 nL nH d1 d2 … dk	135
ESC GS / 5 n	136
ESC GS / 6 n	137
3.11. Two-dimensional Bar Code PDF417 Command Details	138
ESC GS x S 0 n p1 p2	140
ESC GS x S 1 n	140
ESC GS x S 2 n	140
ESC GS x S 3 n	141
ESC GS x D nL nH d1 d2 … dk	141
ESC GS x P	141
ESC GS x I	142
3.12. Details of the Print Starting Trigger Control Command	143
ESC GS g 0 m n	143
ESC GS g 1 m n	143
3.13. Two-Dimensional Bar Code QR Code Command Details	144
ESC GS y S 0 n	147
ESC GS y S 1 n	147
ESC GS y S 2 n	147
ESC GS y D 1 m nL nH d1 d2 … dk	148
ESC GS y D 2 a m1 n1L n1H d11 d12 • • • d1k m2 n2L n2H d21 d22 • • • d2k ml • • • dlk	149
ESC GS y P	150
ESC GS y I	150
3.14. Page Function Command Details	151
ESC GS h 0 k m n	151
3.15. Reduced Printing Function Command Details	152
ESC GS c h v	152
3.16. Page Mode Command Details	153
ESC GS P 0	153
ESC GS P 1	154
ESC GS P 2 n	154
ESC GS P 3 xL xH yL yH dxL dxH dyL dyH	155
ESC GS P 4 nL nH	157
ESC GS P 5 nL nH	158
ESC GS P 6	159
ESC GS P 7	159
ESC GS P 8	159
3.17. Text Search Command Details	160
ESC GS ) B pL pH fn [parameter]	160
<Function 48> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m (fn = 48)	160
<Function 49> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m (fn = 49)	161
<Function 50> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m (fn = 50)	161
<Function 64> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m k d1…dk (fn = 64)	162
<Function 65> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m k1 k2 d1…dk (fn = 65)	162
<Function 80> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m (fn = 80)	163
<Function 81> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m (fn = 81)	163
<Function 96> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m (fn = 96)	164
<Function 97> ESC GS ) B pL pH fn m (fn = 97)	164
3.18. Audio Command Details	165
ESC GS h 1 k m n	171
4. CHARACTER CODE TABLES	172
5. APPENDIX	173
5.1. Appendix 1: Bar Code Specification Details	173
5.1.1. Code 39	173
5.1.2. Interleaved 2 of 5	173
5.1.3. JAN/EAN/UPC	174
5.1.4. Code 128	175
5.1.5. Code 93	177
5.1.6. NW7 (CODERBAR)	177
5.2. Appendix 2: Status Specifications	178
5.2.1. ENQ Command Status	178
5.2.2. EOT Command Status	178
5.2.3. Automatic Status	179
5.2.4 Printer status transmission specification when using Ethernet I/F and Wireless LAN I/F	186
5.3. Appendix 3: Blank Code Page Configuration	188
5.4. Appendix 7 Maximum Number of Input Characters for Each Version of QR Code	191
5.5. Appendix 8 TSP828L Cut Command Specifications	195
5.6. Appendix 6 Explanation of Page Mode	196
5-6-1. Overview	196
5-6-2. Setting Values Using Each Command in Standard Mode and Page Mode	196
5-6-3. Print Data Expansion to the Print Region	197
5.7. 5-7) Appendix 7 Explanation of Print Startup Control Starting Printing When Set to Page Units	199
6. SPECIAL APPENDIX COMMAND LIST FOR EACH MODEL IN EACH I/F	200
6.1. RS-232C I/F	200
6.2. Parallel I/F • USB I/F (Ver2.0) • Powered USB I/F	205
6.3. USB I/F (Ver1.0) • Ethernet I/F (Silex Ver1.0)	211
6.4. Ethernet I/F / Wireless LAN I/F	217

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STAR Page Mode Command Specifications

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3-2

Exception Processing

There are two possible page mode analyses: Code analysis and ESC command analysis that follows.

1) Code analysis

Code that analyzes all codes from <00>H to <FF>H and defines reception data as commands.

Discards the code when anything other than (<04>H, <05>H, <17>H, <1B>H) is received.

When the reception data is an ESC code (<1B>H), processing shifts to ESC command analysis.

(Ex.)

If processing the data string of <30>H<1B>H<43>H<0A>H<00>H, the printer will discard <30>H as an

undefined code and will enable subsequent commands of <1B>H<43>H<0A>H<00>H.

2) ESC command analysis

If the data analyzed using code analysis is an ESC code, it analyzes reception data following that ESC code.

When the reception data following an ESC command applies to one of the following ESC command analysis stops

immediately and maintains that reception data, then shifts to code analysis again.

Data received before that is read

and discarded.

• When data following an ESC code is a code that is not defined as a command:

(Ex.) When the data of <1B>H<41>H<1B>H<43>H<0A>H<00>H is received, the printer analyzes <41>H

following the ESC code.

Because this is not a code defined as a command, the printer stops ESC

command analysis, maintains the reception data <41>H and begins analysis from the <41>H code.

The result is <41>H is an undefined code, so it is discarded and the subsequent

<1B>H<43>H<0A>H<00>H command is enabled.

• When processing numerical values outside of the definition in commands that accompany arguments:

(Ex.)

If the data string of <1B>H<44>H<40>H<30>H<30>H<30>H<0A>H<00>H is received, the printer will start

processing the ESC D (<1B>H<44>H) command. However, because the following argument <40>H is data

outside of the definition, ESC command analysis is stopped, the reception data <40>H maintained and

processing starts from code analysis of <40>H.

(Ex.) This is the same as for commands the specify the position as an argument, and that position is outside of

the print region.

When a data string below is received.

<1B>H<50>H<43>H<30>H<30>H<3B>H<39>H<38>H<37>H<36>H<2C>H…

The printer begins processing the command (ESC P C (<1B>H<50>H<43>H) but the X coordinate is out of the

print region, so the ESC command is interpreted and the final <36>H of the 4-byte parameter that indicates this

position is held as it is, and the analysis of the <36>H code is begun.

• When the command that ends at the last data string of LF NUL (<0A>H<00>H) and the code does not end there:

(Ex.) When the data string of <1B>H<43>H<0A>H<FF>H<1B>H<43>H<0A>H<00>H is received, the printer

starts processing ESC C (<1B>H<43>H), but because the last is not an LF NUL data string, the data

received to then is read and discarded, but it maintains the reception data <FF>H and begins analysis from

the <FF>H code analysis.

The result is <FF>H is an undefined code, so it is discarded and the subsequent <1B>H<43>H<0A>H

<00>H command is enabled.