Hello Adafruit,
I am programming Atmega16A with assembler code so, Could you send me an example of assembler code to control the "Mini Thermal Receipt Printer"?.
I tried DISASSEMBLE the arduino code, but it failed, so I need an example of assembler code.
Thanks for all
Assembler code to thermal printer
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Re: Assembler code to thermal printer
I googled up a couple of links for you:
http://rcarduino.blogspot.com/2012/09/h ... embly.html
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9197 ... on-windows
http://rcarduino.blogspot.com/2012/09/h ... embly.html
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9197 ... on-windows
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Re: Assembler code to thermal printer
Ok, but in this moment, I'm not interested in Arduino Library so I need complete information.
Disassembled Code wasting my time.
How to verify that the commands sent have been accepted?
What is the answer to each of the commands?.
What is the transmission time of each of the commands?.
I am using various peripherals (Fingerprint, RFI, USB, etc), but the thermal printer gives me a headache.
Please, I'll give my partner this proyect next week so could you send me the complete information to develop it in assembler?
Thanks for all,
Percy
Disassembled Code wasting my time.
How to verify that the commands sent have been accepted?
What is the answer to each of the commands?.
What is the transmission time of each of the commands?.
I am using various peripherals (Fingerprint, RFI, USB, etc), but the thermal printer gives me a headache.
Please, I'll give my partner this proyect next week so could you send me the complete information to develop it in assembler?
Thanks for all,
Percy
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Re: Assembler code to thermal printer
The printer user manual and product sheet are linked on our product page. That's all the information we have.
You can certainly find the commands and responses by inspecting the arduino library. Since the printer uses a serial connection, transmission time for any particular command can be derived from the baud rate. The library will also demonstrate how to throttle commands to accommodate the command's actual execution time.percyp wrote:How to verify that the commands sent have been accepted?
What is the answer to each of the commands?.
What is the transmission time of each of the commands?.
Please be positive and constructive with your questions and comments.