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#HCL TSP700 THERMAL PRINTER DRIVER MANUAL#
I've found some codes in the programmers manual of the machine, but I have no clue what to do with that information. Star Micronics TSP700II Thermal POS Receipt Printer. Cutting the paper is pretty crucial, as this thing doesn't have a sharp edge to rip against. Being able to print headlines in bold or bigger font is also optional, but of course would be nice.
#HCL TSP700 THERMAL PRINTER DRIVER CODE#
(And cowsay stuff for fun of course ) so the bar code stuff is nothing of a value in this case. I purchased this item used with intention to use shell scripts to print simple text files (and ideally even simple images) like notes, phone numbers, shopping lists, daily schedules etc. I have no experience what so ever on printers, even the regular ones, and very little to none on programming. It seems that the ESC/POS -coding in the php file is not compatible. I tried the foo.php -script mentioned here, but that didn't work as intended: the bolds were not bold and actually where the bold needed to be, I've got a cut in the paper. However, this method does not support the Scandinavian letters, and I cannot bold or underline text. Code: Select all echo "Text I want to print" > /dev/usb/lp0
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