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FS g 1   [obsolete command]

[Name]

Write to NV user memory

[Format]

ASCII
   
FS
  
g
  
1
  
m
  
a1
  
a2
  
a3
  
a4
  
nL
  
nH
  
d1 ... dk
Hex
1C
67
31
00
a1
a2
a3
a4
nL
nH
d1 ... dk
Decimal
28
103
49
0
a1
a2
a3
a4
nL
nH
d1 ... dk

[Range]

different depending on the printers

[Description]

Stores the data to NV user memory.
  • a1, a2, a3, and a4 specify the stored data starting address as (a1 + a2 × 256 + a3 × 65536 + a4 × 16777216).
  • nL and nH specify the number of stored data bytes (nL + nH × 256).
  • d specifies the stored data.
  • k indicates the number of stored data. k is an explanation parameter; therefore, it does not need to be transmitted.

[Recommended Functions]

  • This is an unrecommended command. It is supported by some printer models but will not be supported by future models.
  • GS ( C is recommended to write to NV user memory. Operation of GS ( C offers the following improvements:
    • Data can be controlled by record.
    • Each record can be redefined, retrieved, or deleted by keycode.
    • Memory can be used efficiently because the printer controls the data.
    • The amount of definition area remaining can be confirmed.

[Notes]

  • NV user memory is the memory area used for storing character font data in non-volatile memory. The data stored is effective until it is redefined by this command.
  • In Standard mode, this command is effective only when processed at the beginning of a line.
  • This command cannot be included in a macro definition. If this command is encountered while a macro is being defined, the printer cancels macro definition and starts processing this command. At that time, the macro becomes undefined.
  • All the previously stored data in the specified area is replaced with new data.
  • The NV user memory data can be read by FS g 2   [obsolete command] .
  • Data is written to non-volatile memory by this function. Note the following when using these functions:
    • Do not turn off the power or reset the printer from the interface when this command is being executed.
    • The printer may be BUSY when storing data and will not receive any data. In this case, be sure not to transmit data from the host.
    • Excessive use of this function may destroy the non-volatile memory. As a guideline, do not use any combination of the following commands more than 10 times per day for writing data to the non-volatile memory: GS ( A (part of functions), GS ( C (part of functions), GS ( E (part of functions), GS ( L   /   GS 8 L (part of functions), GS ( M (part of functions), GS g 0, FS g 1   [obsolete command] , FS q   [obsolete command] .
  • Note the rules below for the operating NV memory (store data / cancel data):
    • Even if the paper feed button is pressed, the printer does not feed paper.
    • The printer does not process Real-time commands.
    • Even if "ASB is enabled" is specified, the printer does not send ASB status.
 

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