How do I print the Indian rupee sign ( ₹ / http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_rupee_sign ) on the Epson TM-T88VI receipt printer?
I know how to print simplified Chinese (as per my article here: http://blog.lavablast.com/post/2010/01/15/Simplified-Chinese-on-Epson-TM-T88IV-Receipt-Printer.aspx )
However, the new rupee sign does not appear in the list of known characters on the printer, in any supported character set:
https://pos.epson.com/download/?AssetPK=24978
Do you have any creative options?
Thanks!
You can use a DirectIO call to upload a new character glyph to the "User Defined Page (255)".
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I used to use an Order Printers on restaurant Pos on odoo11. Currently, only have an IoT box or epson printer in odoo 14. I need to use jposbox to print to 2 different places(kitchen and tech). But I am using 88mm sprt then i can't print reciept bill.If you have any experience, please help me. .
I 'm trying to print some text with Greek and Latin characters to a citizen ct-s651ii thermal pos printer using the embedded Font-A font with Delphi 10.3 Rio.
It prints the latin characters but instead of the Greek characters it prints dots (".").
I have set with the citizen pos printer utility the code page to "Space page user fonts" and i have register the wpc1253.cgh font (also tried the pc737.cgh).
I'm not sending esc commands.
I use this code:
Printer.BeginDoc;
Printer.Canvas.Font.Name := 'FontA11 [255]';
Printer.Canvas.TextOut(0,0, 'ΑΒΓΔΕ');
Printer.EndDoc;
From the pos printer utility the "test print" function prints some code pages and it prints the "user define Font-A" code page with the Greek characters without problem.
I'm using the same method and code with an Epson tm-t88v printer without a problem.
Is the citizen printer handling different the textout commands or am i doing something wrong?
Looking at the documentation, this printer supports the following code pages: Alphanumeric, International characters, Katakana, Thai code18, WPC1252, 437, 850, 852, 857, 858, 860, 863, 864, 865 and 866
Locate the characters you want to print in one of those code pages and select it.
If this doesn't work, you can always print the ticket to a bitmap and then print the bitmap. Using this method, you can use any font supported by Windows, regardless of what the printer supports.
My backend team is sending the ₹ symbol in the iOS payload title as HTML to APNS. Which when received on the iOS device is not getting converted to the ₹ symbol. Could someone please assist as to how to get this thing done?
Use \u20B9 for INR symbol.
A sample APNS payload which works:
{"aps":{"alert":"\u20B9 Hello(4)","badge":1,"sound":"default"}}
try JSON ASCII escape for Unicode? Send \u00A3 for £ and \u20AC for €
JSON character encoding - is UTF-8 well-supported by browsers or should I use numeric escape sequences?
Working on printing and encoding RFID labels with the Zebra ZD500R Printer.
Here is my ZPL: The field data is F1001001, which i can encode and print on the label. However the EPC returned is F10010010000000000000000. How can i do one of 2 things. Either get the ZPL to 4 Bytes with no 0's or encode random hexadecimals at the front and my field data at the end?
My other question is how do make my field data increment and have both the RFID encoded tag and label match?
`^XA
^BCN,100,N,N
^FO30,50^FDF1001001^FS
^FO30,160^ADN,18,15^FDF1001001^FS
^FO30,220^ADN,10,20^^FD12/1/2024^FS
^FO30,260^ADN,10,20^^FDUYT 098^FS
^RFW,H^FDF1001001^FS
^RFR,H^FN11^FS
^FH^HV11,,EPC:[,]_0D_0A,L
^XZ`
I know I'm a bit late to the party but it might be useful if someone else stumbles over this post...
Try:
^RS8
^RFW,H,,,A^FD12345678^FS
When read with a RFID reader this will return the EPC code 12345678 without the trailing zeros (or encode random hexadecimals). For reference this was written to a tag using a Zebra ZQ511.
https://www.zebra.com/content/dam/zebra_new_ia/en-us/manuals/printers/common/programming/rfid3-pg-en.pdf
If you want to encode fixed EPC length, use the ^RF command with a length paramter :
Example 3: This example encodes 4 bytes of hexadecimal formatted data, starting in block 3
of Gen 2 EPC bank 1. (The ^RS command can be omitted for printers that use Gen 2 tag types
only.)
^XA
^RS8
^RFW,H,3,4,1^FD11112222^FS
^XZ
For incrementation, I suppose Zebra has a builtin variable management but I don't know how it works... But you are better calling the Zebra printer through an external program...
I am trying to use Zebra Printer for printing in French.
The problem which I face is as below.
I want to print in French using Zebra MZ220.
The characters will be dynamic
Zebra's programming manual mentions below
COUNTRY USA
TEXT 4 0 0 8 COUNTRY IS USA
TEXT 4 0 0 15 #$#[]^‘{|}~
will print
COUNTRY IS USA
#$#[]^‘{|}~
When I have to print in French, I have to use the command as below.
COUNTRY FRANCE
TEXT 4 0 0 28 COUNTRY IS FRANCE
TEXT 4 0 0 35 #$#[]^‘{|}~
which will print as
COUNTRY IS FRANCE
//corresponding french characters//
Now, how can I directly send the French characters instead of sending replacement characters?
I have banged my head all around to get an answer with no luck.
Please help.
I'd use some sort of mapping function to perform the translation. You'd call it with what you want to print and it would return what you need to send to get that output, or tell you if that's not possible.
The details depend on the programming language.