Application Programming Guide

JavaPOS Driver
Ver. 1.01

BCD-2000 / BCD-3000

http://www.bixolon.com
 JavaPOS Driver

Introduction

This manual provides information on the BIXOLON JavaPOS driver as well as on the
usage LineDisplay products offered by BIXOLON.

The following are terms contained in this manual.

- JDK : Java Development Kit

- JRE : Java Runtime Environment
- JavaPOS : Java Point of Sale
- JCL Utility : JavaPOS Configuration Loader Utility

[Reference Websites]
http://www.javapos.com : Java POS committee website
http://java.com : Official Java website
http://www.bixolon.com : BIXOLON website

We at BIXOLON maintain ongoing efforts to enhance and upgrade the functions and
quality of all our products. In following, product specifications and/or user manual
content may be changed without prior notice.

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Table of Contents
1. Development environment .......................................................................................... 4
1-1 Communication Configuration ........................................................................................ 4

2. Properties / Methods .................................................................................................. 5

2-1 Properties Range / Default Value .................................................................................... 5
2-1-1 Capability properties setting value ........................................................................... 5
2-1-2 Properties default value / range ............................................................................... 6
2-1-3 Description of Major Properties ................................................................................ 7
2-1-4 Methods ....................................................................................................................... 9
2-1-5 Description of Major Methods ................................................................................. 10

3. Extended Method ....................................................................................................... 13

3-1 DirectIO Method .............................................................................................................. 13
3-1-1 BIXOLON JPOS DirectIO Commands Description .................................................. 13
3-2 DirectIO Command.......................................................................................................... 13
3-2-1 Direct Output ............................................................................................................. 13
3-2-2 International characterset setting .......................................................................... 14
3-3 DirectIOEvent ................................................................................................................... 14

4. Error Information ...................................................................................................... 15

4-1 ResultCode List................................................................................................................. 15
4-1-1 Properties ................................................................................................................... 15
4-1-2 Methods ..................................................................................................................... 18
4-2 Added error information ................................................................................................ 20

5. Reference ..................................................................................................................... 21
5-1 JPOS Constant Value (defines)........................................................................................ 21
5-1-1 Display Type ............................................................................................................... 21
5-1-2 Scroll Text ................................................................................................................... 21
5-1-3 Marquee Type ............................................................................................................ 21
5-1-4 Marquee Format........................................................................................................ 21
5-1-5 Bitmap ........................................................................................................................ 22
5-2 Codepage.......................................................................................................................... 23
5-2-1 Basic codepage .......................................................................................................... 23
5-2-2 International characterset code table .................................................................... 24
5-2-3 International characterset Example........................................................................ 24

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1. Development environment
1-1 Communication Configuration
Communication Configuration for serial interface
You will set communication configuration in JCL Utility.

LineDisplay Model Baud rate Rows Columns

BCD-2000 9600/19200/38400/57600/115200 4 30
BCD-2000K 9600/19200/38400/57600/115200 2 20
BCD-3000 USB to Serial 2 20

- Check the default communication settings for each product.

For details, refer to the user manual.
Note - BCD-2000K is the compatible mode of BCD-2000.
It is possible to set compatibility mode by Customer Display Utility.

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2. Properties / Methods
This section describes the properties and methods supported by the LineDisplay device.
For more details on UPOS, refer to the UPOS 1.13 agreement.

2-1 Properties Range / Default Value

2-1-1 Capability properties setting value

BCD-2000/2000K
Capability Property
BCD-3000
CapBlink DISP_CB_BLINKALL
CapBrightness FALSE
CapCharacterSet DISP_CCS_ASCII
CapDescriptors FALSE
CapHMarquee TRUE
CapVMarquee FALSE
CapICharWait TRUE
CapPowerReporting JPOS_PR_STANDARD
CapBlinkRate TRUE
CapCursorType DISP_CCT_UNDERLINE
CapCustomGlyph FALSE
CapReadBack FALSE
CapReverse DISP_CR_REVERSEEACH
CapBitmap TRUE
CapMapCharacterSet FALSE
CapScreenMode FALSE
CapStatisticsReporting FALSE
CapUpdateStatistics FALSE
CapCompareFirmwareVersion FALSE
CapUpdateFirmware FALSE

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2-1-2 Properties default value / range

1) CharacterSetList(Code page) setting value and default setting

Model Value
437,1,850,860,863,865,1250,1251,1252,866,852,858,20(Farsi),
BCD-2000K 862,1254,1257,864,775,737,1253,857,32(Hebrew Old),
1255,855,928,1256,1258,49(TCVN-3),50(TCVN-3 Capital),51(VISCII)
BCD-2000
437,866,852,20(Farsi),864,857
BCD-3000

2) Other properties setting value

Property Name BCD-2000 BCD-2000K BCD-3000
DeviceWindow 4 4 4
DeviceRows 4 2 2
DeviceColumns 30 20 20
MapCharacterSet FALSE FALSE FALSE
MaximumX 240 240 160
MaximumY 64 64 32
ScreenMode 0 0 0
ScreenModeList “4x30” “2x20” “2x20”

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2-1-3 Description of Major Properties

1) deviceEnabled
• Description: It indicates whether LineDisplay is used or not. LineDisplay can be used
by setting this value as true after calling open and claim method.
• Relevant method: void setDeviceEnabled(boolean)

2) characterSetList
• Description: It brings the list of character set from LineDisplay.
• Relevant method: String getCharacterSetList()

3) characterSet
• Description: It is the character set used in case of outputting LineDisplay.
It can be set among values in the characterSetList.
It should be set after deviceEnabled is set as true.
• Relevant method: void setCharacterSet(int)
• Example
lineDisplay.setCharacterSet(1); // Katakana setting

lineDisplay. setCharacterSet (2); // CP850(Multilingual) setting

lineDisplay. setCharacterSet (19); // CP858(Euro) setting

lineDisplay. setCharacterSet (41); // CP1258(Vietnam) setting

Refer to “5-2-1 Basic codepage” for information on the supported

Note code page.

4) deviceColumns
• Description: It refers to the number of characters which can be indicated in a line.
• Relevant method: void displayText(String, int)
void displayTextAt(int, int, String, int)

5) deviceRows
• Description: It refers to the number of lines which can be displayed on a screen.
• Relevant method: void displayText(String, int)
void displayTextAt(int, int, String, int)

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6) blinkRate
• Description: It sets a period of blinking text (time unit: ms)
• Relevant method: void displayText(String, int)
void displayTextAt(int, int, String, int)
• Example
//Setting the blinkRate as 1000ms (1 sec)
lineDisplay.setBlinkRate(1000);

//Outputting ”Blink Test” text

lineDisplay.displayText( "Blink Test", LineDisplayConst.DISP_DT_BLINK);

7) interCharacterWait
• Description: It sets the waiting time between characters in the text output in the
Teletype mode
(effect of outputting each character one by one, time unit: ms).
• Relevant method: void displayText(String, int)
void displayTextAt(int, int, String, int)
• Example
//Setting an interval of character output as 300ms (0.3 sec)
lineDipslay.setInterCharacterWait(300);

//Outputting ”Teletype Test” text

lineDisplay.displayText("Teletype Test", LineDisplayConst.DISP_DT_NORMAL);

8) maximumX
• Description: It refers to the number of pixels with the maximum width from
LineDisplay.
• Relevant method: void displayBitmap(String, int, int, int)
void setBitmap(int, String, int, int, int)
• Example
//Outputting a bitmap image in the center occupying half of the screen in size
String strPath = "logo.bmp";
int width = lineDisplay.getMaximumX() / 2;
lineDisplay.displayBitmap (strPath, width, LineDisplayConst.DISP_BM_CENTER,
lineDisplayConst.DISP_BM_CENTER);

For more details related to the properties, refer to the UPOS 1.13
Note Protocol Document.

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2-1-4 Methods
Method Value
clearText O
displayText O
displayTextAt O
scrollText O
clearDescriptors X
setDescriptors X
createWindow O
destroyWindow O
refreshWindow O
defineGlyph X
readCharacterAt X
displayBitmap O
setBitmap O
O: Supported X: Not Supported

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2-1-5 Description of Major Methods

1) displayText
• Description: It outputs the text at the position of the screen cursor.
• Method prototype: void displayText(String, int)
• Parameter information
- String data: It sets the text to output to the screen.
- int attribute: It designates the property for the method indicated on the screen
(Refer to JPOS constant value).
• Example
//Outputting the text at the current position of the cursor
lineDisplay.displayText("Normal", LineDisplayConst.DISP_DT_NORMAL);

2) displayTextAt
• Description: It outputs the text at the position designated on the screen.
• Method prototype: void displayTextAt(int, int, String, int)
• Parameter information
- int row: It designates the starting row of text to output.
- int column: It designates the starting column of text to output.
- String data: It sets the text to output on the screen.
- int attribute: It designates the property the method indicated on the screen
(Refer to JPOS constant value).
• Example
//Outputting the text on the position of row 1 and column 1
lineDisplay.displayTextAt(0, 0, "normal", LineDisplayConst.DISP_DT_NORMAL);

//Outputting the reverse on the position of row 2 and column 2

lineDisplay.displayTextAt(1, 1, "reverse", LineDisplayConst.DISP_DT_REVERSE);

3) clearText
• Description: It erases all the texts output on the screen.
• Method prototype: void clearText(void)

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4) scrollText
• Description: It scrolls the text output on the screen up, down, left and right.
• Method prototype: void scrollText(int, int)
• Parameter information
- int direction: It designates a direction to scroll (Refer to JPOS constant value).
- int units: It designates the number of rows or columns to scroll.
• Example
//Scrolling two spaces to the right
lineDisplay.scrollText(LineDisplayConst.DISP_ST_RIGHT, 2);

5) createWindow
• Description: It generates viewport in the part of display screen by the first four
parameters.
The size of window is determined by the last two parameters.
• Method prototype: void createWindow(int, int, int, int, int, int)
• Parameter information
- int viewportRow: It designates the starting row of viewport.
- int viewportColumn: It designates the starting column of viewport.
- int viewportHeight: It designates the height of viewport.
- int viewportWidth: It designates the width of viewport.
- int windowHeight: It designates the height of window.
- int windowWidth: It designates the width of window.
• Example
// Generating viewport of 2x4 on the window of 2x4 in the row 1 and column 4
lineDisplay.createWindow(0, 3, 2, 4, 2, 4);
lineDisplay.displayText("abcdABCD", LineDisplayConst.DISP_DT_NORMAL);

• Output result (in case of 2x20 Display)

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6) displayBitmap
• Description: It outputs a bitmap image on the screen.
• Method prototype : void displayBitmap(String, int, int, int)
• Parameter information
- String fileName: It designates the path of bitmap image file.
- int width: It designates the width of bitmap to output on the screen
(Refer to JPOS constant value).
- int alignmentX: It designates the position of alignment in the transverse direction
(Refer to JPOS constant value).
- int alignmentY: It designates the position of alignment in the longitudinal direction
(Refer to JPOS constant value).
• Example
//Bitmap image path
String strPath = "C:\\Logo.bmp";

//Outputting an image in the right center of the screen according to the width size
//of bitmap image
lineDisplay.displayBitmap(strPath, LineDisplayConst.DISP_BM_ASIS,
lineDisplayConst.DISP_BM_CENTER, LineDisplayConst.DISP_BM_CENTER);

For more details related to the methods, refer to the UPOS 1.13
Note Protocol Document.

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3. Extended Method
This section is to explain DirectIO method.

3-1 DirectIO Method

Parameter Explanation Type

command Output format int
Number of output data
data int[]
/Output data command
object Output data Object

3-1-1 BIXOLON JPOS DirectIO Commands Description

Command Description
DISP_DI_OUTPUT Send object data
DISP_DI_INTERNATIONAL_CHAR Define International characterset

3-2 DirectIO Command

3-2-1 Direct Output

command DISP_DI_OUTPUT
Argument data null
object Output data
Sends data without any process after checking LineDisplay status.
Description
“object” is not affected by “BinaryConversion”
Return Value Result Code ResultCodeExtended
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
JPOS_E_CLAIMED 0
JPOS_E_NOTCLAIMED 0
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
JPOS_E_BUSY 0
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL 0
JPOS_E_OFFLINE 0
JPOS_E_FAILURE 0

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3-2-2 International characterset setting

command DISP_DI_INTERNATIONAL_CHAR
One of the commands:
DISP_DI_CHAR_USA: 0
DISP_DI_CHAR_FRANCE: 1
DISP_DI_CHAR_GERMANY: 2
DISP_DI_CHAR_UK: 3
DISP_DI_CHAR_DENMARK1: 4
DISP_DI_CHAR_SWEDEN: 5
DISP_DI_CHAR_ITALY: 6
Argument data DISP_DI_CHAR_SPAIN: 7
DISP_DI_CHAR_JAPAN: 8
DISP_DI_CHAR_NORWAY: 9
DISP_DI_CHAR_DENMARK2: 10
DISP_DI_CHAR_SPAIN2 : 11
DISP_DI_CHAR_LATIN_AMERICA : 12
DISP_DI_CHAR_KOREA : 13
DISP_DI_CHAR_SLOVENIA_CROATIA : 14
DISP_DI_CHAR_CHINA : 15
object null
Sets International character set. If CharacterSet property value is
Description changed, International character set will be reset.
Refer to International character code table and related method.
Return Result Code ResultCodeExtended
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
JPOS_E_CLAIMED 0
JPOS_E_NOTCLAIMED 0
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
JPOS_E_BUSY 0
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL 0
JPOS_E_OFFLINE 0
JPOS_E_FAILURE 0

3-3 DirectIOEvent
Not used.

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4. Error Information
This section contains information about the return results when using the properties
and methods related to LineDisplay.

4-1 ResultCode List

4-1-1 Properties
Property Name ResultCode ResultCodeExtended Description
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
BinaryConversion Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Set value is illegal
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
DeviceEnabled JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_NOTCLAIMED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
FreezeEvent
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
PowerNotify Refer to UPOS
0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL The function
JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE
cannot be used
JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Set Value is illegal
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_NOTCLAIMED 0
Specification
DeviceBrightness
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL
Marquee is under
JPOS_EXX_INVALIDMODE
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JPOS_EXX_DEVBUSY The device is busy
Output result is
not returned
JPOS_EXX_TIMEOUT
within the
timeout period
The function
JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE
cannot be used

Property Name ResultCode ResultCodeExtended Description

Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_NOTCLAIMED 0
CharacterSet Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
0
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL Specification
JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Illegal value
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
CurrentWindow Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Illegal value
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
CursorRow Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Illegal value
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
CursorColumn Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Illegal value
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
CursorUpdate
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
MarqueeType Specification
JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Illegal value
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL The function
JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE
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Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
MarqueeFormat Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Illegal value
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
MarqueRepeatW
Refer to UPOS
ait JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Illegal value
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
InterCaracterWai Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
t Specification
Set value is
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT
illegal

Property Name ResultCode ResultCodeExtended Description

Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
BlinkRate JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
The function
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE
cannot be used
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
CursorType JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
The function
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE
cannot be used
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
MapCharacterSe Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
t Specification
The function
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE
cannot be used
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
ScreenMode JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
The function
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE
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4-1-2 Methods

Method
ResultCode ResultCodeExtended Description
Name
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
ClaimDevice JPOS_E_TIMEOUT 0
Specification
JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Set value is illegal
JPOS_EXX_DEVBUSY The device is busy
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL
Port number is
JPOS_EXX_PORTUSED
illegal
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_NOTCLAIMED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
Specification
CheckHealth JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Set value is illegal
JPOS_EXX_DEVBUSY The device is busy
Marquee is under
JPOS_EXX_INVALIDMODE
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL execution
Output result is not
JPOS_EXX_TIMEOUT returned within the
timeout
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_BUSY 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_NOTCLAIMED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
DirectIO Specification
JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Set value is illegal
JPOS_EXX_DEVBUSY The device is busy
Marquee is under
JPOS_EXX_INVALIDMODE
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL execution
Output result is not
JPOS_EXX_TIMEOUT returned within the
timeout

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Method ResultCode ResultCodeExtended Description
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
DisplayText Refer to UPOS
JPOS_NOTCLAIMED 0
DisplayTextAt Specification
ClearText Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
CreateWindow Specification
RefreshWindo JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT Set value is illegal
w JPOS_EXX_DEVBUSY The device is busy
ScrollText Marquee is under
JPOS_EXX_INVALIDMODE
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL execution
Output result is not
JPOS_EXX_TIMEOUT returned within the
timeout
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_SUCCESS 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_CLOSED 0
Specification
Refer to UPOS
JPOS_NOTCLAIMED 0
Specification
DestroyWindo Refer to UPOS
JPOS_E_DISABLED 0
w Specification
JPOS_EXX_DEVBUSY The device is busy
Marquee is under
JPOS_EXX_INVALIDMODE
execution
JPOS_E_ILLEGAL
Output result is not
JPOS_EXX_TIMEOUT returned within the
timeout

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4-2 Added error information

ResultCodeExtended Description
Parameters for Method are out of range or have
JPOS_EXX_BADARGUMENT
logical error.
JPOS_EXX_INCAPABLE Not supported by LineDisplay
JPOS driver failed to send data to LineDisplay during
JPOS_EXX_TIMEOUT
the period of default time out value.
JPOS_EXX_INVALIDMODE Linedisplay is in marquee mode.
Other application is occupying LineDisplay or
JPOS_EXX_DEVBUSY
LineDisplay is processing other requests.
Other device or application program occupies the
JPOS_EXX_PORTUSED
current port.

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5. Reference

5-1 JPOS Constant Value (defines)

5-1-1 Display Type

Code define Description
DISP_DT_NORMAL It outputs text on the screen.
DISP_DT_BLINK It outputs blinking text on the screen.
DISP_DT_REVERSE It outputs a reverse on the screen.
DISP_DT_BLINK_REVERSE It outputs a blinking reverse on the screen.

5-1-2 Scroll Text

Code define Description
DISP_ST_UP It scrolls text upwards.
DISP_ST_DOWN It scrolls text downwards.
DISP_ST_LEFT It scrolls text to the left.
DISP_ST_RIGHT It scrolls text to the right.

5-1-3 Marquee Type

Code define Description
DISP_MT_NONE Marquee mode is not used.
Marquee initialization mode.
DISP_MT_INIT Until this property is changed to another value,
changes for the window are not applied.
DISP_MT_UP Marquee mode to scroll upwards
DISP_MT_DOWN Marquee mode to scroll downwards
DISP_MT_LEFT Marquee mode to scroll to the left
DISP_MT_RIGHT Marquee mode to scroll to the right

5-1-4 Marquee Format

Code define Description
Marquee mode starts in the opposite direction.
DISP_MF_WALK For instance, when Marquee type is left, the text
is scrolled from right to left.
Marquee mode starts by filling the text. For
DISP_MF_PLACE instance, when Marquee type is left, the text is
scrolled when the text is full by being filled from

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5-1-5 Bitmap
Code define Description
It outputs an image on the screen
DISP_BM_ASIS
according to the width.
DISP_BM_LEFT It outputs an image aligned to the left.
DISP_BM_CENTER It outputs an image aligned to the center.
DISP_BM_RIGHT It outputs an image aligned to the right.
DISP_BM_TOP It outputs an image aligned upwards.
DISP_BM_BOTTOM It outputs an image aligned downwards.

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5-2 Codepage

5-2-1 Basic codepage

Codepage number Description
Page 0 CP437 (USA, Standard Europe)
Page 1 Katakana
Page 2 CP850 (Multilingual)
Page 3 CP860 (Portuguese)
Page 4 CP863 (Canadian-French)
Page 5 CP865 (Nordic)
Page 14 CP1250 (Czech)
Page 15 CP1251 (Cytillic)
Page 16 CP1252 (Latin I)
Page 17 CP866 (Cyrillic #2)
Page 18 CP852 (Latin2)
Page 19 CP858 (Euro)
Page 20 Farsi
Page 21 CP862 (Hebrew DOS code)
Page 25 CP1254 (Turkish)
Page 26 CP1257 (Baltic)
Page 27 CP864 (Arabic)
Page 28 CP775 (Baltic)
Page 29 CP737 (Greek)
Page 30 CP1253 (Greek)
Page 31 CP857 (Turkish)
Page 32 Hebrew Old code
Page 33 CP1255 (Hebrew New code)
Page 36 CP855 (Cyrillic)
Page 38 CP928 (Greek)
Page 40 CP1256 (Arabic)
Page 41 CP1258 (Vietnam)
Page 49 TCVN-3
Page 50 TCVN-3 (Capital)
Page 51 VISCII

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5-2-2 International characterset code table

5-2-3 International characterset Example

// Selecting Korean International characterset

int[] data = { DISP_DI_CHAR_KOREA };
lineDisplay.directIO(DISP_DI_INTERNATIONAL_CHAR, data, null);

// Outputting ‘\’ character converted to ‘￦’

// Output result : coffee : ￦2,400
lineDisplay.displayText("coffee : \\2,400", LineDisplayConst.DISP_DT_NORMAL);

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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in
a commercial environment. This equipment generates uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Notice - Canada
This Apparatus complies with class “A” limits for radio interference as specified in the
Canadian department of communications radio interference regulations. Get appareil
est conforme aux normes class “A” d’interference radio tel que specifier par ministre
canadien des communications dans les reglements d’interference radio.

Caution
Some semiconductor devices are easily damaged by static electricity. You should turn
the LineDisplay “OFF”, before you connect or remove the cables on the rear side, in
order to guard the LineDisplay against the static electricity. If the LineDisplay is
damaged by the static electricity, you should turn the LineDisplay “OFF”.

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Revision history

Rev. Date Page Description

1.00 22.12.18 - New
1.01 02.03.21 - Change the font in the manual

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