GeBe C32 Mounting instructions

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rmware revision V.2643
bootloader revision V.2559
Sections coloured in red are not yet implemented!
The printer system C32 is a powerful thermal printer ontrol using a 32 bit Cortex M3 or M4 pro essor. It an be ongured as
typi al line printer (A8 syntax) or as forms or page oriented printer as well. Further printer emulations are available. Interfa es
are USB full speed or RS232 up to 1 Mbaud.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION..........................................................................................................................................................9
1.1 INTERFACES..................................................................................................................................................................9
1.1.1 USB INTERFACE...................................................................................................................................................9
1.1.1.1 EXTENDED USB FUNCTIONS.....................................................................................................................11
1.1.2 SERIAL INTERFACES RS232 / TTL 3.3V.............................................................................................................12
1.1.3 HARDWARE HANDSHAKE..................................................................................................................................12
1.1.4 SOFTWARE HANDSHAKE...................................................................................................................................12
1.1.5 TROUBLESHOOTING..........................................................................................................................................12
1.1.6 INTERFACE HPIr.................................................................................................................................................12
1.1.7 INTERFACE GeBE-Ir............................................................................................................................................12
1.1.8 INTERFACE Bluetooth®.......................................................................................................................................12
2 OPERATION..........................................................................................................................................................................13
2.1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR OPERATION............................................................................................................13
2.2 PRINTER OPERATION MODES.....................................................................................................................................13
2.3 PRINTER OPERATION MODES AND EMULATIONS......................................................................................................14
2.3.1 HEX DUMP MODE...............................................................................................................................................14
3 COMMAND SETS..................................................................................................................................................................15
3.1 NOMENCLATURE.........................................................................................................................................................15
4 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION...................................................................................................................................................16
4.1 STORAGE LEVELS.......................................................................................................................................................16
5 SYSTEM COMMANDS...........................................................................................................................................................17
5.1 SET PRINTER PARAMETERS.......................................................................................................................................17
5.1.1 INFORMATION FOR COMMAND INPUT..............................................................................................................17
5.1.2 PARAMETER INDEX A – TASK IDENTIFIER........................................................................................................18
5.1.3 PARAMETER ACCESS AUTHORISATION............................................................................................................19
5.1.4 EXAMPLES.........................................................................................................................................................19
5.2 LIST OF PRINTER PARAMETERS................................................................................................................................20
5.2.1 EXAMPLES OF PRINTER PARAMETER PROGRAMMING....................................................................................31
6 PRINTER INITIALIZATION.....................................................................................................................................................32
7 PRINTER STATUS AND SYSTEM MESSAGES.......................................................................................................................33
7.1 CONFIGURATION OF EMULATION SPECIFIC MESSAGES............................................................................................33
7.2 SETTINGS FOR ADDITIONAL MESSAGES...................................................................................................................33
7.3 SETTINGS OF EMULATION SPECIFIC STATUS MESSAGES.........................................................................................33
7.4 REQUESTING PRINTER STATUS.................................................................................................................................34
7.5 DEFAULT STATUS MESSAGE VIA FLAGS CALLED A8 STATUS MESSAGE...................................................................35
7.5.1 STATUS MESSAGE REQUEST IN A8 MODE........................................................................................................35
7.5.2 ASSIGNING STATUS FLAGS...............................................................................................................................36
8 EXTENDED STATUS MESSAGES..........................................................................................................................................38
8.1 COMPOSITION OF A MESSAGE...................................................................................................................................38
8.2 PRINTER OPERATION STATUS....................................................................................................................................39
8.3 EXAMPLE....................................................................................................................................................................40
8.4 MESSAGE ID................................................................................................................................................................41
8.5 ORGANIZATION OF USE DATA RANGE........................................................................................................................49
8.6 C32 STATUS MESSAGE: REQUESTING PRINTER STATUS..........................................................................................51
8.7 REQUEST SYSTEM INFORMATION..............................................................................................................................56
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8.7.1 EXAMPLE: READ NUMBER OF ADDONS.............................................................................................................56
8.8 PRINT SYSTEM DATA..................................................................................................................................................57
8.9 PRINTER REFERENCE VALUES...................................................................................................................................58
8.9.1 READ PRINTER REFERENCE VALUES................................................................................................................58
8.9.2 WRITE PRINTER REFERENCE VALUES...............................................................................................................58
8.9.3 DELETE PRINTER REFERENCE VALUES.............................................................................................................58
8.9.4 COPY PRINTER REFERENCE VALUES (ACTUAL VALUE)....................................................................................58
8.9.5 INCREMENTING REF VALUE 54 AND 55............................................................................................................58
8.10 READ OUT SYSTEM DATA WITH A8 COMMAND SYNTAX.........................................................................................61
8.11 STATUS LED..............................................................................................................................................................62
8.11.1 LED BEZEL........................................................................................................................................................63
8.11.1.1 BLINK LED BEZEL....................................................................................................................................63
8.12 STATISTICS...............................................................................................................................................................64
8.12.1 READ STATISTIC VALUES.................................................................................................................................65
8.12.1.1 READ STATISTIC VALUES in A8 format...................................................................................................66
8.12.2 READ STATISTIC VALUES VIA MESSAGE COMMAND......................................................................................66
8.13 READ ANALOG VALUES.............................................................................................................................................67
8.13.1 REQUEST PRINTHEAD VOLTAGE......................................................................................................................68
8.13.2 REQUEST PRINTHEAD, MOTOR, AND BATTERY TEMPERATURE.....................................................................68
8.14 ACTUATORS..............................................................................................................................................................69
8.14.1 MOVE ACTUATOR.............................................................................................................................................69
8.14.2 MOVE ACTUATOR AUTOMATICALLY.................................................................................................................70
8.14.3 ACTUATOR NUMBERS......................................................................................................................................70
8.14.4 READ ACTUATOR POSITION.............................................................................................................................71
8.15 BARCODE SCANNER.................................................................................................................................................72
8.15.1 RESPONSE OF A BAR CODE SCANNER............................................................................................................72
8.15.1.1 CONFIGURE BAR CODE SCANNER..........................................................................................................72
8.16 MOTION SENSOR......................................................................................................................................................73
8.16.1 RESPONSE OF A MOTION SENSOR..................................................................................................................73
8.17 DELAY COMMAND.....................................................................................................................................................74
8.18 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FOR TICKET EXIT MONITORING.............................................................................................75
8.18.1 CANCEL TICKET...............................................................................................................................................75
8.18.1.1 CANCEL LAST INCOMPLETE TICKET AFTER PAPER END.......................................................................75
8.18.1.2 PARAMETER FOR CONTROLLING CANCEL TICKET.................................................................................75
8.18.2 MONITORING OF TICKET OUTPUT OR JAM DETECTION..................................................................................76
8.18.2.1 THREATING ERROR.................................................................................................................................76
8.18.2.2 PARAMETER SETTINGS..........................................................................................................................76
8.18.2.3 STATUS MESSAGES................................................................................................................................76
8.18.2.4 CANCELING THE FAULT STATE...............................................................................................................76
8.18.3 ANTI JAM ERROR.............................................................................................................................................77
8.18.3.1 PARAMETER SETTINGS..........................................................................................................................77
8.18.3.2 STATUS MESSAGES................................................................................................................................77
8.18.4 EXIT MONITORING...........................................................................................................................................78
8.18.4.1 PARAMETER SETTINGS..........................................................................................................................78
8.18.4.2 STATUS MESSAGES................................................................................................................................78
8.19 AUTOLOAD.................................................................................................................................................................79
8.19.1 PARAMETER SETTINGS...................................................................................................................................79
8.19.2 AUTOLOAD BATCH FILE....................................................................................................................................79
8.19.3 STATUS MESSAGES.........................................................................................................................................79
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9 PRINT POWER MANAGEMENT IN ECO PRINT MODE...........................................................................................................80
10 PRINT POWER MANAGEMENT IN CONSTANT SPEED MODE............................................................................................81
10.1 HISTORY CONTROL...................................................................................................................................................82
11 TICKET AND LABEL PRINT.................................................................................................................................................83
11.1 CONTROL BY PAPER LENGTH...................................................................................................................................83
11.2 CONTROL BY MARKS (TICKETS AND LABELS).........................................................................................................83
11.3 CONTROL MARKS.....................................................................................................................................................83
11.4 TICKET DEFINITION...................................................................................................................................................84
11.4.1 CURSOR-URSPRUNG DES TICKETS FESTLEGEN.............................................................................................84
11.4.2 TICKET MODE ON/OFF.....................................................................................................................................84
11.4.3 BLACKMARK DETECTION LENGTH..................................................................................................................84
11.4.4 DEFINE ACTIVE BLACKMARK SENSOR............................................................................................................84
11.4.5 DISTANCE ToF TO BLACKMARK.......................................................................................................................85
11.4.6 NUMBER OF TICKET SEGMENTS.....................................................................................................................85
11.4.7 DETERMINE TICKET LENGTH...........................................................................................................................85
11.4.8 BLACKMARK SEARCH LENGTH.......................................................................................................................85
11.4.8.1 MINIMUM BLACKMARK SEARCH LENGTH.............................................................................................85
11.4.9 DELAY OF PAPER END DETECTION..................................................................................................................85
11.4.10 DEFINE ToF CUTTER DISTANCE.....................................................................................................................86
11.5 LABEL PRINTING WITH THE OPERATION OF A WINDER..........................................................................................87
11.5.1 PARAMETER SETTINGS...................................................................................................................................87
11.5.1.1 SETTING PARAMETERS FOR TIMING SEQUENCE..................................................................................88
11.5.1.2 STATUS MESSAGES................................................................................................................................89
12 LINE MODE GeBE A8 STANDARD COMMAND SET.............................................................................................................90
12.1 NEW COMMANDS......................................................................................................................................................91
12.2 COMMANDS NOT CURRENTLY EMULATED...............................................................................................................91
12.3 FORMATTING COMMANDS.......................................................................................................................................91
12.3.1 CARRIAGE RETURN..........................................................................................................................................91
12.3.2 LINE FEED........................................................................................................................................................91
12.3.3 FORM FEED......................................................................................................................................................92
12.3.4 PAPER FEED FORWARDS.................................................................................................................................92
12.3.5 PAPER FEED BACKWARDS...............................................................................................................................93
12.3.6 LOCKED BACKFEED COMMAND.......................................................................................................................93
12.4 FORMATTING FONT..................................................................................................................................................93
12.4.1 SELECTING FONT.............................................................................................................................................94
12.4.2 SELECTING FONT WITH SIZE SETTING............................................................................................................94
12.4.3 TEXT ZOOM HORIZONTALLY FIX......................................................................................................................94
12.4.4 TEXT ZOOM HORIZONTALLY VARIABLE...........................................................................................................94
12.4.5 TEXT ZOOM VERTICALLY FIX...........................................................................................................................95
12.4.6 TEXT ZOOM VERTICALLY VARIABLE................................................................................................................95
12.4.7 CHANGING TRACKING (spa ing) AND LEADING (interline spa ing)...............................................................95
12.4.8 SETTING OPTICAL DENSITY............................................................................................................................96
12.4.9 BOLD ON/OFF...................................................................................................................................................96
12.4.10 UNDERLINE ON/OFF......................................................................................................................................96
12.4.11 REVERSE........................................................................................................................................................96
12.4.12 TEXT ORIENTATION........................................................................................................................................96
12.4.13 TEXT POSITIONING........................................................................................................................................97
12.4.14 ABSOLUTE TAB..............................................................................................................................................97
12.4.15 RELATIVE TAB................................................................................................................................................97
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12.4.16 CHARACTER SUPERPOSITIONING.................................................................................................................98
12.5 BATCH FILES/MACROS.............................................................................................................................................98
12.6 GRAPHICS COMMANDS............................................................................................................................................99
12.6.1 PRINTING FILED LOGO.....................................................................................................................................99
12.6.2 GEBE GRAPHICS MODE....................................................................................................................................99
12.6.3 GEBE GRAPHICS DATA COMPRESSED...........................................................................................................100
12.6.4 PRINTING BARCODE......................................................................................................................................101
12.6.4.1 SELECT THE VERTICAL ALIGNMENTS..................................................................................................103
12.6.4.2 SELECT ROTATION................................................................................................................................103
12.6.5 PRINTING QR CODE.......................................................................................................................................104
12.6.6 CUTTING PAPER.............................................................................................................................................105
12.6.7 MODULE 22: CUTTER.....................................................................................................................................106
12.7 ENDING A TICKET WITH THE "END OF TICKET" COMMAND...................................................................................107
12.7.1 END OF TICKET (EoT).....................................................................................................................................107
12.8 INITIALIZE PRINTER A8 COMPATIBLE COMMANDS...............................................................................................108
12.8.1 INITIALIZE PRINTER BUFFER........................................................................................................................108
12.8.2 INITIALIZE PRINTER.......................................................................................................................................108
12.9 SYNC ORDER...........................................................................................................................................................108
13 FORMS MODE GeBE C32 STANDARD COMMAND SET....................................................................................................109
13.1 GeBE_C32 FORMS AND FRAMES............................................................................................................................109
13.2 FRAME CLASSES....................................................................................................................................................110
13.3 GeBE_C32 COMMAND SEQUENCES........................................................................................................................110
13.3.1 STRUCTURE OF A COMMAND SEQUENCE.....................................................................................................110
13.3.2 DATA FORMAT OF TRAILING PARAMETERS..................................................................................................111
14 COMMAND OVERVIEW.....................................................................................................................................................112
14.1 SUPERIOR COMMANDS FOR FRAME SPECIFICATION............................................................................................112
14.1.1 SET CURSOR POSITION (open frame)............................................................................................................112
14.1.2 FRAME ATTRIBUTE OPAQUE..........................................................................................................................112
14.1.3 FRAME ATTRIBUTE NEGATIVE PRINT............................................................................................................112
14.1.4 FRAME ATTRIBUTE ORIENTATION (Rotation)................................................................................................113
14.1.5 SPECIFY TEXT FRAME WIDTH AND HEIGHT.................................................................................................113
14.2 FORMATTING COMMANDS FOR TEXT CHARACTERS.............................................................................................113
14.2.1 FONT SELECTION...........................................................................................................................................113
14.2.2 MANIPULATE THE FONT SIZE........................................................................................................................113
14.2.2.1 SCALE TEXT CHARACTERS...................................................................................................................114
14.2.2.2 OUTPUT OF SPECIAL CHARACTERS.....................................................................................................114
14.2.2.3 LINE FEED.............................................................................................................................................114
14.2.2.4 CHANGING TRACKING (letter spa ing) AND LEADING (interline spa ing)...........................................115
14.2.3 FONT STYLE SELECTION................................................................................................................................115
14.2.3.1 SUPPRESSING THE INFLUENCE OF FONT STYLE TO CHARACTER THICKNESS..................................115
14.2.3.2 UNDERLINING.......................................................................................................................................115
14.2.3.3 VERTICAL ARRANGEMENT (SUBSCRIPT/SUPERSCRIPT)....................................................................115
14.2.3.4 INVERSE PRINT FOR INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERS.................................................................................116
14.2.3.5 ITALIC PRINT.........................................................................................................................................116
14.2.3.6 BOLD PRINT..........................................................................................................................................116
14.2.3.7 GREY LEVEL PRINT...............................................................................................................................116
14.3 COMMANDS FOR TEXT FRAMES............................................................................................................................117
14.3.1 ALIGNMENT OF TEXT FRAME CONTENTS.....................................................................................................117
14.3.2 AUTOMATIC WORD WRAPPING.....................................................................................................................117
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14.4 COMMANDS FOR GRAPHICS_FRAMES...................................................................................................................118
14.4.1 INSERT LOGOS...............................................................................................................................................118
14.4.2 DEFINE GRAPHICS DATA...............................................................................................................................118
14.4.3 SCALE GRAPHICS DATA.................................................................................................................................120
14.5 BARCODE COMMANDS...........................................................................................................................................121
14.5.1 DEFINE A BARCODE.......................................................................................................................................121
14.5.2 SELECTING BARCODE HEIGHT......................................................................................................................121
14.5.3 SCALING BARCODE........................................................................................................................................121
15 COMMANDS FOR THE OUTPUT OF GRAPHIC PRIMITIVE TYPES....................................................................................122
15.1 SET ATTRIBUTES....................................................................................................................................................122
15.2 PRINTING A LINE....................................................................................................................................................122
15.3 PRINTING PARAXIAL RECTANGLE..........................................................................................................................122
16 SETTING AND OUTPUT OF SYSTEM VARIABLES.............................................................................................................123
16.1 IDENTIFIER FOR SYSTEM VARIABLES....................................................................................................................123
16.2 PRINTING A SYSTEM VARIABLE.............................................................................................................................123
16.3 SETTING A SYSTEM VARIABLE..............................................................................................................................123
16.4 RETRIEVAL OF SYSTEM INFO.................................................................................................................................124
16.4.1 STATUS MESSAGE.........................................................................................................................................124
16.4.2 SYSTEM INFORMATION RETRIEVAL..............................................................................................................124
16.5 HIGHER LEVEL COMMANDS FOR TICKET CONTROL..............................................................................................125
16.5.1 STARTING A TICKET.......................................................................................................................................125
16.5.2 REPEATING A TICKET....................................................................................................................................125
16.5.3 COPYING TICKET............................................................................................................................................125
16.5.4 END OF TICKET..............................................................................................................................................125
16.6 REQUESTING STORED COMMAND SEQUENCES.....................................................................................................125
16.7 SYSTEM PARAMETER COMMANDS........................................................................................................................126
16.7.1 READING HOST INTERFACE INFORMATION..................................................................................................126
16.7.2 VALUE MODIFICATION DESIGNED TO USER SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................127
16.7.3 COPYING SYSTEM PARAMETERS..................................................................................................................127
16.7.4 CLEARING SYSTEM PARAMETERS IN THE EEPROM.....................................................................................128
16.8 BATCH FILES / MACROS.........................................................................................................................................130
16.8.1 BATCH SEQUENCE.........................................................................................................................................130
17 LOGOS..............................................................................................................................................................................131
17.1 LOGO SEQUENCE....................................................................................................................................................131
18 FONTS..............................................................................................................................................................................132
18.1 FONT SEQUENCE....................................................................................................................................................132
18.2 UNICODE FONT (OPTIONALLY LOADABLE).............................................................................................................133
18.3 STANDARD FONTS..................................................................................................................................................134
18.3.1 GeBE STANDARD FONTS 0 - 7.......................................................................................................................136
18.3.2 GeBE STANDARD FONTS 8 - 11.....................................................................................................................137
18.3.3 FONTS 12 - 23................................................................................................................................................138
19 N78 EMULATION..............................................................................................................................................................140
19.1 CONFIGURATION OF PRINTER IN N78 EMULATION...............................................................................................140
19.2 EMULATED COMMANDS.........................................................................................................................................140
19.3 NEW COMMANDS FOR THE N78 EMULATION........................................................................................................142
19.3.1 PRINT STORED LOGO.....................................................................................................................................142
19.3.2 POWER OFF....................................................................................................................................................142
19.3.2.1 SETTING POWER OFF VIA SYSTEM PARAMETERS..............................................................................142
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19.3.2.2 SETTING POWER OFF VIA COMMAND..................................................................................................142
19.4 NOT YET EMULATED COMMANDS..........................................................................................................................143
19.5 N78 STATUS............................................................................................................................................................144
19.6 N78 ERROR MESSAGES..........................................................................................................................................144
20 FLG EMULATION...............................................................................................................................................................145
20.1 ROW/COLUMN COMMAND......................................................................................................................................145
20.2 ROTATION COMMAND.............................................................................................................................................145
20.3 COMMAND HEIGHT/WIDTH....................................................................................................................................145
20.4 COMMAND FONT SIZE............................................................................................................................................145
20.5 CLEAR BUFFER COMMAND.....................................................................................................................................146
20.6 BARCODE COMMANDS...........................................................................................................................................146
20.6.1 COMMAND BARCODE INTERPRETATION.......................................................................................................146
20.6.2 COMMAND SELECT BARCODE.......................................................................................................................146
20.6.3 COMMAND EXPAND BARCODE......................................................................................................................147
20.7 COMMAND LENGTH................................................................................................................................................147
20.7.1 COMMAND PRINTING LENGTH......................................................................................................................147
20.7.2 COMMAND PERMANENT PRINTING LENGTH................................................................................................147
20.7.3 COMMAND PERMANENT TICKET LENGTH....................................................................................................147
20.7.3.1 COMMAND DELETE PERMANENT TICKET LENGTH..............................................................................148
20.8 REPEAT COMMAND.................................................................................................................................................148
20.9 COMMAND PRINT RESIDENT LOGO........................................................................................................................148
20.10 COMMAND DRAWING...........................................................................................................................................148
20.10.1 COMMAND DRAW BOX.................................................................................................................................148
20.10.2 COMMAND DRAW VERTICAL LINE...............................................................................................................148
20.10.3 COMMAND DRAW HORIZONTAL LINE..........................................................................................................148
20.10.4 COMMAND LINE THICKNESS.......................................................................................................................149
20.11 COMMAND TICKET COUNTER...............................................................................................................................149
20.11.1 COMMAND PRINT TICKET COUNTER...........................................................................................................149
20.11.2 COMMAND LOAD TICKET COUNT.................................................................................................................149
20.12 COMMAND INVERTED PRINT MODE.....................................................................................................................150
20.12.1 COMMAND ENABLE INVERTED PRINT MODE..............................................................................................150
20.12.2 COMMAND DISABLE INVERTED PRINT MODE.............................................................................................150
20.13 COMMAND SCALE FONT.......................................................................................................................................150
20.13.1 COMMAND SCALE DOWN FONT...................................................................................................................150
20.13.2 COMMAND SCALE UP FONT........................................................................................................................150
20.14 COMMAND PRINT INTENSITY...............................................................................................................................150
20.15 COMMAND PRINT/CUT TICKET............................................................................................................................151
20.16 COMMAND PRINT TICKET/ NO CUT......................................................................................................................151
20.17 FGL STATUS..........................................................................................................................................................151
20.17.1 STATUS REQUEST........................................................................................................................................151
20.17.2 STATUS MESSAGES.....................................................................................................................................151
21 PCL3 EMULATION............................................................................................................................................................152
21.1 PCL COMMANDS REDIRECTED TO GeBE GRAPHICS COMMANDS.........................................................................152
21.2 IGNORED PCL COMMANDS.....................................................................................................................................152
21.3 SWITCHED PCL COMMANDS..................................................................................................................................153
21.4 ELIMINATE EMPTY ROWS.......................................................................................................................................153
22 APPENDIX A: BATTERY CHARGER...................................................................................................................................154
22.1 SOFTWARE BASED CONTROL IN GENERAL............................................................................................................154
22.1.1 STARTING THE CHARGING PROCESS WITH FORMAT CHARGING................................................................154
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22.1.2 DISPLAYING AND REQUESTING CHARGING STATUS....................................................................................154
22.2 CHARGING MANAGEMENT.....................................................................................................................................154
22.2.1 ENDING CRITERIA OF NiMH BATTERY RAPID CHARGING.............................................................................154
22.2.2 CHARGING LIMITATION BY TIMER.................................................................................................................155
22.2.3 MINUS DELTA U IDENTIFICATION...................................................................................................................155
22.2.4 MAXIMUM BATTERY VOLTAGE.......................................................................................................................155
22.2.5 DELTA T / DELTA t IDENTIFICATION................................................................................................................155
22.2.6 MAXIMUM T IDENTIFICATION........................................................................................................................155
22.2.7 RESTART CHARGING WITH CONNECTED CHARGING DEVICE.......................................................................155
22.3 CONFIGURATION BY SYSTEM PARAMETERS.........................................................................................................156
23 ATTACHMENT B: ADVANCED C32 DEBUG STATUS MESSAGE.........................................................................................157
23.1 ENABEL/DISABLE ADVANCED C32 STATUS MESSAGE..........................................................................................157
23.2 MESSAGE STRUCTURE...........................................................................................................................................157
23.3 MODULE PM POWER MANAGER.............................................................................................................................157
23.4 MODULE SysParams...............................................................................................................................................157
23.5 MODULE HostIF.......................................................................................................................................................158
23.6 MODULE PRINT.......................................................................................................................................................158
23.7 MODUL PRINT SENSORS........................................................................................................................................159
23.8 MODULE PRINT EoT................................................................................................................................................159
23.9 MODULE RENDERER...............................................................................................................................................159
23.10 REQUEST ANALOG VALUES..................................................................................................................................160
23.10.1 DEBUG COMMAND.......................................................................................................................................161
24 ATTACHMENT C: THE BOOTLOADER................................................................................................................................162
24.1 DOWNLOADING FIRMWARE, FONTS, LOGOS OR BATCH FILES..............................................................................162
25 ATTACHMENT D: CRC CALCULATION UNIT......................................................................................................................163
25.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS...........................................................................................................................................163
25.2 CRC INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................................163
25.3 CRC MAIN FEATURES.............................................................................................................................................163
25.4 CRC FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................164
25.5 CRC REGISTERS......................................................................................................................................................164
25.5.1 CRC REGISTER (CRC_DR)...............................................................................................................................164
25.5.2 INDEPENDENT DATA REGISTER (CRC_IDR)...................................................................................................165
25.5.3 CONTROL REGISTER (CRC_CR)......................................................................................................................165
25.5.4 CRC REGISTER MAP......................................................................................................................................166
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
- /
-+- 
The ontroller ontains an USB full speed interfa e and a RS232 interfa e.
The RS232 an be operated with V.24 level up to 460kbps and with TTL level even up to 3.6 mbps.
When both, USB and RS232 interfa es are equipped, the USB has priority. When USB is plugged in, an automati reset
a tivates the USB interfa e. When unplugging USB, an automati reset rea tivates RS232.
-+-+- 
The printer onforms to USB spe i ation V2.0 for full speed units. The interfa e is implemented as bidire tional USB
printer lass. The printer will be operated in self powered mode. Ea h printer gets an individual USB serial number.
The module ontains an USB printer devi e with bidire tional interfa e (bInterfa eClass=7, bInterfa eSubClass=1, bInter-
fa eProto ol=2) a ording to "Devi e Class Denition for Printing Devi es Version 1.1." The devi e is implemented as full-
speed self-powered devi e with GeBE-Vendor ID. idVendor = Ox19DB (VID, GeBE)
In addition to the ontrol-endpoint the devi e uses 2 fun tion-endpoints for bulk transfers from and to the USB host. Both
endpoints use double buffering with wMaxPa ketSize=64. The USB host requests messages and status through bulk-IN.
Bulk-IN transfers will always be onrmed by ACK-handshake. ZLP (Zero Length Pa ket) will be sent in ase of no ready
data, means the host gets data pa kages with 0 … wMaxPa ketSize bytes.
Bulk-OUT transfers will be a knowledged by NACK-handshake, in ase the bulk-OUT buffer is o upied with 2 pa kets. Re-
set (flush) is possible through lass-request SOFT_RESET. Using lass-request GET_PORT_STATUS sends a status byte
with information of („paper empty“, „sele t“, „error“ = 3 bit) to the USB host. Depending on the sele tion state of the USB
module ( ontrol gate) the following response will be sent:
STANDBY: 0x18 (default value with „sele t“=1)
SELECTED: „sele t“=1(x), „paper empty“, and „error“ will be derived from system variables
DISABLED: 0x08, „sele t“=0(x) enables the USB-host/printer driver to rea t with a timeout in ase a printing job
was sent to USB devi e by mistake
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$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= *>-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


%0#/:
#6 1/!.6-*/
PID: Ox0276 Bootloader STM32F103 CLASS A Piano (GCT-4662), FLASH (GCT-4362-3-4)
PID: 0x02FB Bootloader STM32F103 CLASS B testprinter, MaxiMulde, GCS-696x, GCS-436x
PPID: 0xnnnn Bootloader STM32F103 CLASS C USB & LAN (to be dened)
PID: 0x0EB4 Evaluation board
PID: 0x4FDD Piano 203 and 300 dpi
PID: 0x543A FLASH HPiR/BLE
PID: 0x56EE PrinterLab V1.0 and V1.2
PID: 0x576E Chipset GCS-696x, 203 and 300dpi
PID: 0x57D9 Chipset GCS-436x
PID: 0x587A FLASH HPiR
PID: 0x597E MaxiMulde
PID: 0x522C FLASH USB/(HPiR future)
#6) 1/!.6-*/
PID: 0x02FF Bootloader STM32F427 CLASS A
PID: 0x0300 Bootloader STM32F427 CLASS B Piano (GCT-4663), Maximulde (maximould), GCS-696x,
GCS-436x
PID: 0xnnnn Bootloader STM32F427 CLASS C USB & LAN (to be dened)
PID: 0x57E9 (P22505) Chip set GCS-436x
PID: 0x56EF (P22255) EW board to M4
PID: 0x5845 (P22597) Printer lab V2,0
PID: 0x5B32 MaxiMulde
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 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


-+-+-+- A//
-+53:#!
The printer an perform a hard reset via a vendor-spe i InRequest to the interfa e on the USB ontrol hannel. This
hardware reset arries out an USB dis onne t/ onne t and a ts as if the USB plug on the HOST is pulled out and plugged
in again. This a tion an also be arried out in the GeBE Toolbox with the "HW Reset" button.
(bRequest = 3 vendor request / bmRequestType (re ipient) = 1 interfa e / bmRequestType (type) = 2 vendor /
bmRequestType (dire tion) = 1 Devi e to Host / wLength 0x0003)
+5:#=#::##%:48#B%:#C#D#D##%:E!
Bit 0: not used
Bit 1: not used
Bit 2: not used
Bit 3: 0= ERROR 1= no error
Bit 4: 0= not sele ted 1= sele ted
Bit 5: 0= no Paper End 1= Paper End
Bit 6: not used
Bit 7: not used
Not used flags of USB status bytes in  #:--9#--9* an used for any extended printer status flags:
--9 %D Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 0
--9 %D Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 1
--9) %D Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 2
--9< %D Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 6
--9? %D Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 7
In the GeBE Toolbox, the request "Get_Port_Status", alled ontrol status, an be arried out periodi ally by a tivating the
"auto" he k box or using the "update" button if the he k box "auto" is not a tivated.
+"&:=$!
An USB keepalive signal may be a tivated in  #--9*. If there is no "Get Port Status" query within the spe ied
time of 5 - 16 se onds, the printer arries out a ”Power On Reset”. This reset also resets the USB part in the host.
--9* 0: no keepalive signal required
WARNING: dea tivation of running wat hdog triggers POR/ any other value: keepalive period in [s]

If  is set to T, the type of reset can be changed. The type can be specied in  Possible reset
types are described in chapter 6 „Printer Initialization .
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,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
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
-+-+ F+1
The serial interfa e RS232 an be operated with V.24 level up to 460 kbps, with TTL level even up to 3.6 Mbps.
The input buffer is adjustable from minimum 1 kbyte to maximum 4 kbyte by parameter. With 1 kbyte being default
(& #-9-). The buffer overhead is adjustable from 32 byte to 255 byte by parameter with 64 byte being default
(& #-9$-9).
In ase the memory rea hes the set buffer overhead size, the ontroller swit hes the CTS-line onto stop and sends the
ontrol ode <XOFF> via serial data line to the host. This stops the data stream from the host to the ontroller. This
means, that the printer sends 64 byte until the buffer is lled-up and a <XOFF> (13h) sets the busy signal.
When the buffer de reases down to 128 hara ters the ontroller releases the CTS-line (level hange) and a ontrol ode
<XON> (11h) will be send to the host for further data transfer.
-+-+ 5/5/5G
The sending data sour e (host or data ontroller) re ognizes whether the re eiving side is able to a ept data or not. This
is usually indi ated by the status of the potential level being present on the hardware wires.
At data re eipt, the printer ontroller monitors the handshake line CTS ( lear to send) together with the whole input buffer
ontrol. Through the data lines, the signal is simultaneously ontrolled together with the performed software handshake
( <XON>/<XOFF> proto ol). When sending data e.g. status messages to the host, & #-.9? an sele t whether the
printer onsiders a host hardware handshake or not. Default is: not onsider.
-+-+) 5/5G
The ontrol of data transfer from host to ontroller is not only made by hardware handshake but also per <XON>/<XOFF>
proto ol. The de ision between both methods is made a ording to the options and the settings of the host software.
-+-+< 5
Not implemented yet
In case of a defective character, the printer prints a „? (at parity or framing error) and a „! (at overrun error). Subsequently a
„X will be sent via serial interface. As default: printing „? at parity or framing error is not activated.
-+-+? 5
See description INFO-HPIR-E-0417 (download from www.gebe.net).
-+-+2 
See description INFO-GeBEIR-E-0395 (download from www.gebe.net).
-+-+, %##'H
Description
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= ->-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


 
+- 
•It is re ommended to program 8 dot lines FEED prior to ea h printing job in order to assure proper start of the
printer me hanism.
•When hanging running dire tion, the printer automati ally ompensates the ba k lash. Nevertheless little posi-
tioning errors are possible.
•Changes in printing speed an lead to print quality losses (e.g. through dis ontinuous data stream).
•Thermal printers are not useable for ontinuous operation without breaks, in generally. Please inquire for exist-
ing limitations on erning your printer system.
•Not every setting ombination of urrent onsumption and print dynami s will result in good printing quality.
•Avoid printing ontinuous lines. Under some ir umstan es the printer me hanism ould sti k together.
•In reasing the default print density will result in redu tion of printer head life time.
•Never a tivate the printer driver at the end of a print job. Data may be lost.
+ /
The printer ontains of 2 basi operation modes:
1. $I0 &#4#,:8$#6J
In line printer mode ea h printer a tion will be performed immediately. A „hello world“ followed by arriage return
prints „hello world“ with a line feed.
2.  :
In forms mode a ommand „start of ti ket“ sends all forms data to the printer. In the printer memory all forms
data will be olle ted and built up as a page. Finally a ommand „end of ti ket“ initiates the printout.
System commands are active in all operation modes and emulations.
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= ->-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


+ //
Printer parsers are suited to easily implement other printer emulations. Emulations of older GeBE printers and ustomary
printer series of other printer produ ers are already integrated.
Emulations will be determined in by & #-9) emulation hain. The parser s ans for valid ommands a ording to
the emulation sequen e, and performs the ommand.
System commands serve for system conguration or system control and they are active in all operation modes and emulations.
Following operation modes and emulations are supported:
1: GeBE forms mode
2: GeBE line mode – ompatible to GeBE A8 systems
3: GeBE N78 emulation – line mode
4: HPIR emulation – line mode
5: PCL3 emulation – PCL graphi s mode
6: FGL (Friendly Ghost Language) emulation – FGL forms mode
By default, the emulation hain is 2, 5, 1.
++- 5A//
The printer an be ontrolled by the following manipulations in a hex dump mode.
In this mode, the data stream is no longer interpreted a ording to its ommand ontent, but only the hexade imal
ontent of the entire data stream is printed out.
This mode an be very helpful for diagnosti tasks, espe ially when servi ing the printing system. The SELF TEST whi h
an be alled up with the FEED button when swit hing on the printer is also very useful.
0##$#'56/% & !
a) by ommand <RS> 'z' HEXDUMP
(The password "HEXDUMP" serves as prote tion against unintentional input.)
b) Pressing the FEED button for at least 8 se onds when turning on the printer.
The start in this mode is onrmed by the printout of HEXDUMP.
/0##$#'56/% & !
a) by swit hing-off the printer
b) by a reset of the printer
The number of bytes displayed per line is determined by the width of the printing unit (10; 12; 18; 24 hara ters).
The system font 0 (for example, 8x16) is always sele ted as the font.
An expression ould look like this:
HEXDUMP
0000 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 30 31 012345678901
0010 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A 4B ABCDEFGH IJ
No. hara ter ode (hex) ASCII hara ters
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= -)>-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


 /
+- 
Following nomen lature is valid for ommand tables:
–All odes and parameters of one ommand are ompiled of single bytes (1 byte = 8 bit). They are ASCII
hara ters, hexade imal values or pla eholders for numeri al values or bit strings.
–For denite ommand handling the symbols of the ommand tables are used a ording to following rules.
–Example: General nomen lature for the ommand: „perform a paper feed by x lines“:
<ESC>“F“lh, ll., lh:={0, ... ,9} ; ll := {0, ... ,255}. The parameter value range is limited. Therefore, the ommand
<ESC> "F" 03h E8h indi ates a paper feed by exa tly 1000 lines (at 8 dot/mm this means 125 mm). Examples
appear in a way as to be entered dire tly into Win Z1 or the toolbox.
:8 4:  :0&#$  6 &   $$=$ #$$$K-#46 
d de imal value 27d 1 byte <27d>
h hexade imal value 0Ah 1 byte <0Ah>
<> ASCII ontrol ode <LF> ommand: line feed <0Ah>
[ ] 8 flag bits [FLAG] 001x 1111 b
b indi ates a bit order from
MSB up to LSB
" " printable hara ters ASCII- hara ters "E" letter E
( ) parameter (NAME) byte variable
<" "> one hara ter <"n"> hara ter variable
l, m, n per one byte n:= {0, .. , 100} byte variable
nh , nl 2 byte value nh:= 03
nl:= E8 word variable
{ } value set {VALUE-RANGE} {$00, .. ,$FF}
all hex values
from 00h to FFh
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= -<>-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


) 
One set of parameters is used to ongure the printer system in all kind of emulations. For more transparen y these
parameters are grouped in modules. Some of the parameters are permanently linked to the hardware and an only be
hanged ex fa tory. Within one module, the parameter index addresses the parameter. Command parameters have to be
entered in ASCII format.
Input 18,2 addresses parameter no. 2 in parameter module no. 18.
All permanent parameter settings will be stored in the printer's FLASH, EEPROM or RAM. Different storage levels will be
used to save the settings.
)+- 1
–FIRMWARE SETTINGS:
The printer's basi setting is stored in the printer's FLASH memory within the rmware. It is not hangeable and
always the same for ea h rmware. On demand, these FACTORY SETS an be adapted ex fa tory.
–FACTORY SETTINGS  !":
The printer's basic settings are stored in the FACTORY SETS, changeable ex factory only. By command, a reset to the
basic FACTORY SETS is possible. In delivery status, factory- and user sets are identical.
–USER SETTINGS:
Ex works the fa tory settings are additionally saved as a opy in the internal EEPROM. With ea h poweron or
reset, the user settings will be read for operation. With ommand „Set printer parameter“ the user settings may
be hanged and saved.
–RAM SETTINGS (temporary):
RAM settings will be deleted after reset or power-off and reset to USER SETTINGS at next power-on.
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= -?>-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


< /
<+- 
<RS>[a:m,x:w]
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | +-------- value (1…n hara ters)
| | | +------------ parameter index
| | +--------------- module
| +------------------ task
+---------------------- C32- ommand
=%-! $0#%8:#  $:
<+-+- /
–Within the start and end identifyer for system parameter ommands [ ], spa e hara ters (0x20) are tolerated
before and after the ommand parts a, m, x and w.
–Input of new system parameter values:
–Single elements of one array have to be separated by omma
–Logi al values as single ASCII hara ters
(FALSE: optionally '0', 'F', 'f', 'N', 'n' / TRUE: optionally '1', 'T', 't', 'Y', 'y', 'J', 'j')
–Numeri al values in de imal format (default) or alternatively as hexade imal value or binary number with
prex identier '0x' resp. '0b'.
–Command input
–for 16-bit en odings: UTF8, UTF16 and 16Bit
–sin e a 16-bit value is expe ted for 16-bit en odings for entering the ommand operator, the <ESC> or the
<RS> must be supplemented with 00hex. Then the parser ontinues to work for this ommand in 8-bit mode.
–for the en odings: UTF8, UTF16 big endian - here a 00hex must be set before the <ESC>, <RS>.
example: set parameter 13.9 to 8 bits <0h> <RS> [2: 13.9: 0]
–for the en odings: UTF16 little endian - here a 00hex must be set after the <ESC>, <RS>.
example: set parameter 13.9 to 8 bit <RS> <0h> [2: 13.9: 0]
–with oding 1: = "8-16 bit automati swit hing" this is not ne essary
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= -2>-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


<+-+ /ALG/
0 hange value of RAM parameter
1change value of EEPROM parameter USER SETTINGS
2 hange value of RAM parameter and a tivate parameter
3change value of EEPROM parameter and activate parameter USER SETTINGS
4 delete one or all EEPROM parameter sets
5 opy RAM parameter to EEPROM parameter
6copy FACTORY parameter to EEPROM parameter actually replaced by rmware parameter
7 opy FIRMWARE parameter to EEPROM parameter
8 opy EEPROM parameter to RAM parameter
9copy FACTORY parameter to RAM parameter actually replaced by rmware parameter
10 opy FIRMWARE parameter to RAM parameter
11 send RAM parameter to output
12 send EEPROM parameter to output
13 send FACTORY parameter to output actually replaced by rmware parameter
14 send FIRMWARE parameter to output
15 send parameter help text to output
16 send 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 to output, performed subsequently
17 initialize external EEPROM
=%!3 #$6
#
$%!&&'()%*+!,% 
%%&&'()'#)%*-*%&&'()!%%
.'/0./1"$%%.'/".'/2"%+
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= -,>-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


<+-+ 5
%D User onguration:
Changes be ome effe tive immediately.
%D3 User onguration:
Changes be ome effe tive after a reset.
D Expert onguration:
Not hangeable by user, but by expert. Changes be ome effe tive immediately.
D3 Expert onguration:
Not hangeable by user, but by expert. Changes be ome effe tive after a reset.
F Fa tory onguration only
<+-+) A
1. Output of all EEPROM parameters (user settings) via host interfa e:
MNO-!.9.!.P
<1Eh><5Bh><31h><32h><3Ah><30h><2Ch><30h><3Ah><30h><5Dh>
„12“ opy EEPROM parameter to output
„0“ 0 = all modules
„0“ parameter index ( omplete list)
„0“ digital output via interfa e
2. Delete all EEPROM parameters:
MNO)!.9.P
<1Eh><5Bh><34h><3Ah><30h><2Ch><30h><5Dh>
„4“ delete all EEPROM parameters
„0“ 0 = all modules
„0“ parameter index ( omplete list)
"#$"%$ &'$ ()*+,*+,*)-)-. 0% $#$+1+.2*
$3"#0'$" 45 6 ()*+,*+,*)-)- # 7%829..
#'$:#;-< &= -*>-??
,--. $=   $@=4+$# %=$# :4%:$::#4&&+
 $8 $#$# 333+=4+$# :$0'$=::+


<+ 
%  3$= 
3,1 %D Idle time [s] power off time (depending on hardware) 0 =: off
10 - 32000 in se onds to turn off after the last a tion
%*  5:#F 
9,1 D3 number of data items sent from data host to re eiving queue
9,2 D3 placed bit: activates the GeBE ASCII protocol
%-.   
10,1 r/o interfa e 1= disabled / 2= enabled
10,2 u_w baud rate
.!--<..4%I%#J
1: 921600 baud
2: 460800 baud
3: 230400 baud
4: 115200 baud
5: 57600 baud
6: 38400 baud
7: 19200 baud
8: 9600 baud
9: 4800 baud
10: 2400 baud
11: 1200 baud
on demand: 12: 600 baud
255: 3,686,400 baud
254: 1,843,200 baud
10,4 u_w parity 2= even / 1= odd, .Q$&#8
10,5 u_w stop bits 1= 2 stop bits / .Q-:#&4#
10,6 u_w flow ontrol CTS host printer→1= CTS enable / .Q:4
10,7 u_w transmit to host -Q$4/ 0= disabled
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11,1 r/o set bit: interfa e not present /other: interfa e present
11,2 u_a Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 0/0
11,3 u_a Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 1/0
11,4 u_a Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 2/0
11,5 u_a Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 6/0
11,6 u_a Redire ted GeBE_C32 status flag at bit index 7/0
11,7 u_a USB reset 0= standard / 1= USB reset adjustable
11,8 u_a USB reset approach reset number, see also chapter 6 „Initialize printer
11,9 %D 0: no keepalive signal required
Dea tivation of running wat hdog triggers POR/ any other value: keepalive period [s]
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