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    LED8N Customer Display: User's Manual

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    The document provides specifications for the LED8N customer display interface and Epson ESC/POS command instructions. The interface uses USB 2.0 at 2400 baud with 8 data bits and no parity. It has a USB power connector. The document lists 7 Epson ESC/POS commands for controlling display status lights, clearing the display screen, and displaying numeric data and character states on the display.

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    LED8N Customer Display: User's Manual

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    The document provides specifications for the LED8N customer display interface and Epson ESC/POS command instructions. The interface uses USB 2.0 at 2400 baud with 8 data bits and no parity. It has a USB power connector. The document lists 7 Epson ESC/POS commands for controlling display status lights, clearing the display screen, and displaying numeric data and character states on the display.

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    The document provides specifications for the LED8N customer display interface and Epson ESC/POS command instructions. The interface uses USB 2.0 at 2400 baud with 8 data bits and no parity. It has a USB power connector. The document lists 7 Epson ESC/POS commands for controlling display status lights, clearing the display screen, and displaying numeric data and character states on the display.

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    LED8N Customer Display

    Users Manual
    INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS
    1 Communication
    The interface specification are based on EIA USB 2.0 baud rate 2400 bps, 8 data
    bits, no parity, 1 stop bits.
    2Power connector
    Connector type: USB power (DC5V/500MA)

    3EPSON ESC/POS commands instruction set list


    STX B n
    Nameselect baud rate
    ACSIISTX B n
    Decimal002 066 n
    Hex02H 42H n
    DescriptionWhen the power is turned on, the default value of n is 0(set to 2400)
    ASCII n

    Decimal n

    Hex n

    Baud rate

    48

    30H

    9600

    49

    31H

    4800

    50

    32H

    2400

    51

    33H

    1200

    52

    34H

    600

    53

    35H

    300

    1. STX L d1 d2 d3 d4
    NameControl the display status lights
    ACSIISTX L d1 d2 d3 d4 d=01
    Decimal[002][076]d1 d2 d3 d4
    d=048049
    Hex[02H][4CH]d1 d2 d3 d4
    d=30H31H
    d1=0Price Darkd1=1Price Bright
    d2=0Total Darkd1=1Total Bright
    d3=0Collect Darkd1=1Collect Bright
    d4=0Change Darkd1=1Change Bright
    2.

    CR
    Namemove the cursor to left-most position on the current line
    ACSIICR
    Decimal13

    Hex0D
    3. ESC @
    Nameinitialize display
    ACSIIESC @
    Decimal27 64
    Hex1B 40
    DescriptionThe software settings are reset to their power-on values. After initializing the
    display, the display screen is cleared and the cursor moves to the home position.
    4.

    CLR
    Nameclear display screen
    ACSIICLR
    Decimal12
    Hex0C
    DescriptionClear all the displayed characters.After this command is executed, the cursor
    moves to the home position.
    5.

    CAN
    Nameclear cursor line, and clear string mode
    ACSIICAN
    Decimal24
    Hex18
    DescriptionClears the line containing the cursor.After this command is executed, the cursor
    moves to the left-end position on the current line.
    6. ESC Q A d1d2d3dn CR
    Name: Display data command
    ASCIIESC Q A d1d2d3dn CR
    Decimal[027][081][065]d1d2d3dn[013] 48<=dn<=57 dn=45 dn=46
    Hex[1BH][51H][41H]d1d2d3dn[0DH] 30H<=dn<=39H dn=2DH dn=2EH
    Description
    a. When the command is executed, will be sent to cover the mode you want to display
    data.
    b. d1 ... dn display no decimal point 1 <= n <= 8
    c. d1dn display the decimal point 1<=n<=15 8-bit digital +Seven decimal
    places
    d. Display the contents of the available CLR or CAN commands to clear
    7.

    ESC s n Price Total Collect Change


    Name: display character state command
    ASCIIESC s n
    0<=n<=4
    Decimal[027][115] n
    48<=n<=52
    Hex[1BH][73H] n
    30H<=n<=34H
    Description

    (1)
    (2)
    (3)
    (4)
    (5)

    n=0Character is all dark


    n=1Price Bright characters, the other three all-dark
    n=2Total Bright characters, the other three all-dark
    n=3Collect Bright characters, the other three all-dark
    n=4Change Bright characters, the other three all-dark

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