<cursor>

Specifies the cursor position and display settings.

Specifying the x and y attributes moves the cursor to the specified coordinates on the customer display.
Specifying the moveto attribute moves the cursor to the specified position within the current window.

Attribute

x

Attribute value	Description
“1” to “44”	Specifies the X coordinate.

y

Attribute value	Description
“1” to “19”	Specifies the Y coordinate.

moveto

Attribute value	Description
“top_left”	Moves to the leftmost position on the top line.
“top_right”	Moves to the rightmost position on the top line.
“bottom_left”	Moves to the leftmost position on the bottom line.
“bottom_right”	Moves to the rightmost position on the bottom line.

type

Attribute value	Description
“none”	No cursor display
“underline”	Underscore

Sample program

Moves the cursor to the upper-left position of the customer display.

	<cursor x=”1” y=”1”/>

Moves the cursor to the upper-left position of the current window.

	<cursor moveto=”top_left” type=”underline”/>

Supplementary explanation

If the x, y, and moveto attributes are specified at the same time, the cursor does not move.
In DM-D70 (Standard mode), the cursor position is set in the current window specified in <textarea>, with the top left as the origin.
If the window is not specified in <textarea>, set the cursor position in the base window, with the top left as the origin.
In DM-D70 (Column/row fixed mode), the cursor position is set in the base window, with the top left as the origin.
The value that can be specified in the x and y attributes varies depending on the customer display used and its display modes, as well as the installation method.

	x	y
DM-D30	1 to 20	1 to 2
DM-D110
DM-D210
DM-D70 (Column/row fixed mode)
DM-D70 (Standard mode: Landscape orientation)	1 to 44	1 to 13
DM-D70 (Standard mode: Portrait orientation)	1 to 22	1 to 19

Quick Access

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ePOS-Device XML includes patented or patent pending functions. The contents must not be disclosed to third parties.

ePOS-Device XML

Introduction
help
Message
CommunicationBox Messages
Device Messages
- DeviceHubTerminal
- BarcodeScanner
  - <type>ondata</type>
- Printer
  - <type>print</type>
  - <type>onxmlresult</type>
  - <epos-print>
  - <response>
  - <text>
  - <feed>
  - <image>
  - <logo>
  - <barcode>
  - <symbol>
  - <hline>
  - <vline-begin>
  - <vline-end>
  - <page>
  - <area>
  - <direction>
  - <position>
  - <line>
  - <rectangle>
  - <cut>
  - <pulse>
  - <sound>
  - <command>
  - <layout>
  - <recovery>
  - <reset>
  - <batch-begin>
  - <batch-end>
  - <rotate-begin>
  - <rotate-end>
- HybridPrinter
- CustomerDisplay
- Keyboard
- POSKeyboard
  - <data>onkeypress</data>
- MSR
  - <data>ondata</data>
- SerialDevice
  - <type>sendcommand</type>
  - <type>oncommandreply</type>
- Storage
  - <type>operate</type>
  - <type>operateresult</type>
- OtherPeripheral
  - <type>User-defined Function</type>
  - <type>User-defined Event</type>
Appendix
- List of KeyCode
- Supported Printers by XMLs
- ePOS-Device XML Functions That Can Be Used
- List of Supported Elements
- Printer-specific Support Information
  - TM-T20II-i
  - TM-T70-i
  - TM-T82II-i
  - TM-T83II-i
  - TM-T88V-i
  - TM-T88VI-iHUB
  - TM-U220-i
  - TM-U220IIB-i
  - TM-T70II-DT
  - TM-T70II-DT2
  - TM-T88V-DT
  - TM-T88VI-DT2
  - TM-H6000IV-DT
  - TM-H6000V
  - TM-H6000VI
  - TM-m30
  - TM-m30II
  - TM-m30II-H
  - TM-m30II-NT
  - TM-m30II-S
  - TM-m30II-SL
  - TM-m30III
  - TM-m30III-H
  - TM-m50
  - TM-m50II
  - TM-m50II-H
  - TM-T88VI
  - TM-T88VII
  - TM-L100
  - TM-m10
  - TM-P20
  - TM-P60II (Receipt)
  - TM-P60II (Peeler)
  - TM-P80
  - TM-T20
  - TM-T20II
  - TM-T70
  - TM-T70II
  - TM-T82II
  - TM-T83II
  - TM-T88IV
  - TM-T88V
  - TM-T90
  - TM-L90
  - TM-U220
  - TM-U220II
  - TM-H6000IV
- Usage restriction by firmware version