These XMLs are used to control print operations of a printer. <epos-print> is included in the child element printdata of the <type> element print, while <response> is included in the child element resultdata of the <type> element onxmlresult.

<epos-print> and <response> can be used with the following <type> elements.

The print mode includes the standard mode, page mode, batch normal print mode, and the batch rotate print mode.

• Standard mode

• Prints data line by line. Line spacing is automatically adjusted according to character size, image size, and barcode height. Suitable for printing receipts whose print length varies by print content.

• Page mode

• Prints page by page. Prints characters, images, and/or barcodes on a single page that is defined as a print area.
  To print in the page mode, switch to the page mode using <page>.

• Batch normal print mode

• This is a print mode in which the range of the print data (such as characters, images, barcodes, etc.) is set, and the print data in the set range is compiled, and then printed.

  Unlike the standard mode, printing starts after the entire print data has been received.

  When performing the processing in the batch normal print mode, start the batch normal print processing with <batch-begin>, and end the batch normal print processing with <batch-end>.

• Batch rotate print mode

• This is a print mode in which the range of the print data (such as characters, images, barcodes, etc.) is set, the print data in the set range is compiled, inverted, and then printed.

  When performing the processing in the batch rotate print mode, start the batch rotate print processing with <rotate-begin>, and end the batch rotate print processing with <rotate-end>.

The child elements that can be used in each mode are described in the table below.