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-->
<!-- mark with x between the [ ] -->
I have:
- [ ] searched open and closed issues for duplicates
### Bug description
### Steps to reproduce
- add your steps here
- as a list
- using hyphens
### Device info
<!-- Replace examples with your info -->
**Printer:** Manufacturer Model XVI
<!-- since version 2.0.1 you can type 'python-escpos version' in your shell.
Alternatively you could use '__version__' in module escpos. -->
**python-escpos version:** 0.0.0
**python version:** 0.0
**operating system:**

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### Contributor checklist
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- [ ] I have read the CONTRIBUTING.rst
- [ ] I have tested my contribution on these devices:
* e.g. Epson TM-T88II
- [ ] My contribution is ready to be merged as is
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### Description

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# To get started with Dependabot version updates, you'll need to specify which
# package ecosystems to update and where the package manifests are located.
# Please see the documentation for all configuration options:
# https://help.github.com/github/administering-a-repository/configuration-options-for-dependency-updates
version: 2
updates:
- package-ecosystem: "pip" # See documentation for possible values
directory: "/" # Location of package manifests
schedule:
interval: "daily"
- package-ecosystem: "pip"
directory: "/doc"
schedule:
interval: "daily"
- package-ecosystem: "gitsubmodule"
directory: "/"
schedule:
interval: "daily"
- package-ecosystem: "github-actions"
directory: "/"
schedule:
interval: "daily"

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name: Lint
on: [push, pull_request]
jobs:
lint:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3
- uses: psf/black@stable

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# For most projects, this workflow file will not need changing; you simply need
# to commit it to your repository.
#
# You may wish to alter this file to override the set of languages analyzed,
# or to provide custom queries or build logic.
name: "CodeQL"
on:
push:
branches: [master]
pull_request:
# The branches below must be a subset of the branches above
branches: [master]
schedule:
- cron: '0 1 * * 5'
jobs:
analyze:
name: Analyze
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
strategy:
fail-fast: false
matrix:
# Override automatic language detection by changing the below list
# Supported options are ['csharp', 'cpp', 'go', 'java', 'javascript', 'python']
language: ['python']
# Learn more...
# https://docs.github.com/en/github/finding-security-vulnerabilities-and-errors-in-your-code/configuring-code-scanning#overriding-automatic-language-detection
steps:
- name: Checkout repository
uses: actions/checkout@v3
with:
# We must fetch at least the immediate parents so that if this is
# a pull request then we can checkout the head.
fetch-depth: 2
# If this run was triggered by a pull request event, then checkout
# the head of the pull request instead of the merge commit.
- run: git checkout HEAD^2
if: ${{ github.event_name == 'pull_request' }}
# Initializes the CodeQL tools for scanning.
- name: Initialize CodeQL
uses: github/codeql-action/init@v2
with:
languages: ${{ matrix.language }}
# If you wish to specify custom queries, you can do so here or in a config file.
# By default, queries listed here will override any specified in a config file.
# Prefix the list here with "+" to use these queries and those in the config file.
# queries: ./path/to/local/query, your-org/your-repo/queries@main
# Autobuild attempts to build any compiled languages (C/C++, C#, or Java).
# If this step fails, then you should remove it and run the build manually (see below)
- name: Autobuild
uses: github/codeql-action/autobuild@v2
# ℹ️ Command-line programs to run using the OS shell.
# 📚 https://git.io/JvXDl
# ✏️ If the Autobuild fails above, remove it and uncomment the following three lines
# and modify them (or add more) to build your code if your project
# uses a compiled language
#- run: |
# make bootstrap
# make release
- name: Perform CodeQL Analysis
uses: github/codeql-action/analyze@v2

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# This is a basic workflow to help you get started with Actions
name: Documentation build
# Controls when the action will run. Triggers the workflow on push or pull request
# events but only for the master branch
on:
push:
branches: [ master ]
pull_request:
branches: [ master ]
# A workflow run is made up of one or more jobs that can run sequentially or in parallel
jobs:
# This workflow contains a single job called "docs"
docs:
# The type of runner that the job will run on
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
# Steps represent a sequence of tasks that will be executed as part of the job
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3
with:
submodules: 'recursive'
- name: Install packages
run:
sudo apt-get update -y &&
sudo apt-get install -y git python3-sphinx graphviz libenchant1c2a &&
sudo pip install tox
- name: Test doc build
run: tox -e docs

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# This workflow will install Python dependencies, run tests and lint with a variety of Python versions
# For more information see: https://help.github.com/actions/language-and-framework-guides/using-python-with-github-actions
name: Python package
on:
push:
branches: [ master ]
pull_request:
branches: [ master ]
jobs:
build:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
strategy:
matrix:
python-version: ['3.6', '3.7', '3.8', '3.9', '3.10']
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3
with:
submodules: 'recursive'
- name: Set up Python ${{ matrix.python-version }}
uses: actions/setup-python@v4.5.0
with:
python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
- name: Install dependencies
run: |
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
pip install flake8 pytest tox tox-gh-actions
if [ -f requirements.txt ]; then pip install -r requirements.txt; fi
- name: Lint with flake8
run: |
# stop the build if there are Python syntax errors or undefined names
flake8 . --count --select=E9,F63,F7,F82 --show-source --statistics
# exit-zero treats all errors as warnings. The GitHub editor is 127 chars wide
flake8 . --count --exit-zero --max-complexity=10 --max-line-length=127 --statistics
- name: Test with tox
run: |
tox
env:
ESCPOS_CAPABILITIES_FILE: /home/runner/work/python-escpos/python-escpos/capabilities-data/dist/capabilities.json

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*.swp
*.swo
*.swn

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---
dist: trusty
language: python
install:
- sudo pip install yamllint
- pip install pyyaml pyaml
script:
- find data/ -name '*.yml' | xargs yamllint
- python scripts/collate.py
...

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# ESC/POS printer database [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/receipt-print-hq/escpos-printer-db.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/receipt-print-hq/escpos-printer-db)
This is a community-maintained database of thermal receipt printer capabilities.
The capability data is shared by multiple open source receipt printing projects,
to allow improvements in hardware support, compatibility and localization.
Only features of ESC/POS printers are tracked at this stage. If you have a ZPL,
DPL, or ESC/P printer, it is not in-scope for being listed in this database.
## Browse
A browsable version of the printer database is hosted [here](https://mike42.me/escpos-printer-db). The single-page app that hosts this data is [also open to contributions](https://github.com/receipt-print-hq/escpos-printer-db-browser).
The [data/](https://github.com/receipt-print-hq/escpos-printer-db/tree/master/data) directory in this repository contains the actual printer data, and is where you should send corrections.
## Contribute
This project is open to any kind of contribution, eg.
- Submitting information about your printer
- Writing new profiles
- Typing up legacy code pages
### Add your printer
See: [How to get your printer included in the database](https://github.com/receipt-print-hq/escpos-printer-db/blob/master/doc/add-your-printer.md)
## License
This data and documentation is provided under [Creative Commons Attribution 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). See LICENSE.md for details.
## Participating projects
- [python-escpos](https://github.com/python-escpos/python-escpos)
- [escpos-php](https://github.com/mike42/escpos-php)

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# encoding.yml: This file maps known code pages and other character encodings
# to a method of encoding.
#
# Its purpose is to account for the use of different code page names and
# implementations, so that drivers have a common data set to use for converting
# UTF-8 text into something that a printer is likely to understand.
#
# Where multiple encoders are listed, any of them can be used to give identical
# results.
---
CP037:
iconv: CP037
python_encode: cp037
CP038:
iconv: CP038
CP273:
iconv: CP273
python_encode: cp273
CP274:
iconv: CP274
CP275:
iconv: CP275
CP278:
iconv: CP278
CP280:
iconv: CP280
CP281:
iconv: CP281
CP282:
iconv: CP282
CP284:
iconv: CP284
CP285:
iconv: CP285
CP290:
iconv: CP290
CP297:
iconv: CP297
CP367:
iconv: CP367
CP420:
iconv: CP420
CP423:
iconv: CP423
CP424:
iconv: CP424
python_encode: cp424
CP437:
iconv: CP437
python_encode: cp437
CP500:
iconv: CP500
python_encode: cp500
CP720:
python_encode: cp720
CP737:
iconv: CP737
python_encode: cp737
CP747: {}
CP770:
iconv: CP770
CP771:
iconv: CP771
CP772:
iconv: CP772
CP773:
iconv: CP773
CP774:
iconv: CP774
CP775:
iconv: CP775
python_encode: cp775
CP803:
iconv: CP803
CP813:
iconv: CP813
CP819:
iconv: CP819
CP850:
iconv: CP850
python_encode: cp850
CP851:
name: "Greek CP851"
notes: "Not used, due to inconsistencies between implementations."
CP852:
iconv: CP852
python_encode: cp852
CP853: {}
CP855:
iconv: CP855
python_encode: cp855
CP856:
iconv: CP856
python_encode: cp856
CP857:
iconv: CP857
python_encode: cp857
CP858:
python_encode: cp858
CP860:
iconv: CP860
python_encode: cp860
CP861:
iconv: CP861
python_encode: cp861
CP862:
iconv: CP862
python_encode: cp862
CP863:
iconv: CP863
python_encode: cp863
CP864:
iconv: CP864
python_encode: cp864
CP865:
iconv: CP865
python_encode: cp865
CP866:
iconv: CP866
python_encode: cp866
CP866NAV:
iconv: CP866NAV
CP868:
iconv: CP868
CP869:
iconv: CP869
python_encode: cp869
CP870:
iconv: CP870
CP871:
iconv: CP871
CP874:
iconv: CP874
python_encode: cp874
CP875:
iconv: CP875
python_encode: cp875
CP880:
iconv: CP880
CP891:
iconv: CP891
CP901:
iconv: CP901
CP902:
iconv: CP902
CP903:
iconv: CP903
CP904:
iconv: CP904
CP905:
iconv: CP905
CP912:
iconv: CP912
CP915:
iconv: CP915
CP916:
iconv: CP916
CP918:
iconv: CP918
CP920:
iconv: CP920
CP921:
iconv: CP921
CP922:
iconv: CP922
CP928: {}
CP930:
iconv: CP930
CP932:
iconv: CP932
python_encode: cp932
CP933:
iconv: CP933
CP935:
iconv: CP935
CP936:
iconv: CP936
CP937:
iconv: CP937
CP939:
iconv: CP939
CP949:
iconv: CP949
python_encode: cp949
CP950:
iconv: CP950
python_encode: cp950
CP1001:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP1001
CP1004:
iconv: CP1004
CP1006:
python_encode: cp1006
CP1008:
iconv: CP1008
CP1025:
iconv: CP1025
CP1026:
iconv: CP1026
python_encode: cp1026
CP1046:
iconv: CP1046
CP1047:
iconv: CP1047
CP1070:
iconv: CP1070
CP1079:
iconv: CP1079
CP1081:
iconv: CP1081
CP1084:
iconv: CP1084
CP1089:
iconv: CP1089
CP1097:
iconv: CP1097
CP1098: {}
CP1112:
iconv: CP1112
CP1122:
iconv: CP1122
CP1123:
iconv: CP1123
CP1124:
iconv: CP1124
CP1125:
iconv: CP1125
python_encode: cp1125
CP1129:
iconv: CP1129
CP1130:
iconv: CP1130
CP1132:
iconv: CP1132
CP1133:
iconv: CP1133
CP1137:
iconv: CP1137
CP1140:
iconv: CP1140
python_encode: cp1140
CP1141:
iconv: CP1141
CP1142:
iconv: CP1142
CP1143:
iconv: CP1143
CP1144:
iconv: CP1144
CP1145:
iconv: CP1145
CP1146:
iconv: CP1146
CP1147:
iconv: CP1147
CP1148:
iconv: CP1148
CP1149:
iconv: CP1149
CP1153:
iconv: CP1153
CP1154:
iconv: CP1154
CP1155:
iconv: CP1155
CP1156:
iconv: CP1156
CP1157:
iconv: CP1157
CP1158:
iconv: CP1158
CP1160:
iconv: CP1160
CP1161:
iconv: CP1161
CP1162:
iconv: CP1162
CP1163:
iconv: CP1163
CP1164:
iconv: CP1164
CP1166:
iconv: CP1166
CP1167:
iconv: CP1167
CP1250:
iconv: CP1250
python_encode: cp1250
CP1251:
iconv: CP1251
python_encode: cp1251
CP1252:
iconv: CP1252
python_encode: cp1252
CP1253:
iconv: CP1253
python_encode: cp1253
CP1254:
iconv: CP1254
python_encode: cp1254
CP1255:
iconv: CP1255
python_encode: cp1255
CP1256:
iconv: CP1256
python_encode: cp1256
CP1257:
iconv: CP1257
python_encode: cp1257
CP1258:
iconv: CP1258
python_encode: cp1258
CP1282:
iconv: CP1282
CP1361:
iconv: CP1361
CP1364:
iconv: CP1364
CP1371:
iconv: CP1371
CP1388:
iconv: CP1388
CP1390:
iconv: CP1390
CP1399:
iconv: CP1399
CP2001:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP2001
CP3001:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3001
CP3002:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3002
CP3011:
name: "CP3011 Latvian"
data:
- "ÇüéâäàåçêëèïîìÄÅ"
- "ÉæÆôöòûùÿÖÜ¢£¥₧ƒ"
- "áíóúñѪº¿⌐¬½¼¡«»"
- "░▒▓│┤Ā╢ņ╕╣║╗╝╜╛┐"
- "└┴┬├─┼ā╟╚╔╩╦╠═╬╧"
- "Š╤čČ╘╒ģĪī┘┌█▄ūŪ▀"
- "αßΓπΣσµτΦΘΩδ∞φε∩"
- "ĒēĢķĶļĻžŽ∙·√Ņš■ "
CP3012:
name: "CP3012 Cyrillic"
data:
- "АБВГДЕЖЗИЙКЛМНОП"
- "РСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ"
- "абвгдежзийклмноп"
- "░▒▓│┤Ā╢ņ╕╣║╗╝Ō╛┐"
- "└┴┬├─┼ā╟╚╔╩╦╠═╬╧"
- "Š╤čČ╘╒ģĪī┘┌█▄ūŪ▀"
- "рстуфхцчшщъыьэюя"
- "ĒēĢķĶļĻžŽ∙·√Ņš■ "
CP3021:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3021
CP3041:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3041
CP3840:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3840
CP3841:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3841
CP3843:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3843
CP3844:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3844
CP3845:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3845
CP3847:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3847
CP3846:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3846
CP3848:
name: Unimplemented Star-specific CP3848
CP4517:
iconv: CP4517
CP4899:
iconv: CP4899
CP4909:
iconv: CP4909
CP4971:
iconv: CP4971
CP5347:
iconv: CP5347
CP9030:
iconv: CP9030
CP9066:
iconv: CP9066
CP9448:
iconv: CP9448
CP10007:
iconv: CP10007
CP12712:
iconv: CP12712
CP16804:
iconv: CP16804
ISO_8859-1:
iconv: "ISO_8859-1"
python_encode: "latin_1"
ISO_8859-2:
iconv: "ISO_8859-2"
python_encode: "iso8859_2"
ISO_8859-3:
iconv: "ISO_8859-3"
python_encode: "iso8859_3"
ISO_8859-4:
iconv: "ISO_8859-4"
python_encode: "iso8859_4"
ISO_8859-5:
iconv: "ISO_8859-5"
python_encode: "iso8859_5"
ISO_8859-6:
iconv: "ISO_8859-6"
python_encode: "iso8859_6"
ISO_8859-7:
iconv: "ISO_8859-7"
python_encode: "iso8859_7"
ISO_8859-8:
iconv: "ISO_8859-8"
python_encode: "iso8859_8"
ISO_8859-9:
iconv: "ISO_8859-9"
python_encode: "iso8859_9"
ISO_8859-10:
iconv: "ISO_8859-10"
python_encode: "iso8859-10"
ISO_8859-11:
iconv: "ISO_8859-11"
python_encode: "iso8859-11"
ISO_8859-13:
iconv: "ISO_8859-13"
python_encode: "iso8859-13"
ISO_8859-14:
iconv: "ISO_8859-14"
python_encode: "iso8859-14"
ISO_8859-15:
iconv: "ISO_8859-15"
python_encode: "iso8859-15"
ISO_8859-16:
iconv: "ISO_8859-16"
python_encode: "iso8859_16"
RK1048:
iconv: RK1048
TCVN-3-1:
name: "Vietnamese TCVN-3 1"
data:
- " "
- " "
- " ăâêôơưđ "
- " àảãáạ ằẳẵắ "
- " ặầẩẫấậè ẻẽ"
- "éẹềểễếệìỉ ĩíịò"
- " ỏõóọồổỗốộờởỡớợù"
- " ủũúụừửữứựỳỷỹýỵ "
TCVN-3-2:
name: "Vietnamese TCVN-3 1"
data:
- " "
- " "
- " ĂÂ Ð ÊÔƠƯ "
- " ÀẢÃÁẠ ẰẲẴẮ "
- " ẶẦẨẪẤẬÈ ẺẼ"
- "ÉẸỀỂỄẾỆÌỈ ĨÍỊÒ"
- " ỎÕÓỌỒỔỖỐỘỜỞỠỚỢÙ"
- " ỦŨÚỤỪỬỮỨỰỲỶỸÝỴ "
OXHOO-EUROPEAN:
name: Oxhoo-specific European
data:
- "ÇüéâäàåçêëèïîìÄÅ"
- "ÉæÆôöòûùÿÖÜñѪº¿"
- "áíóú¢£¥₧ƒ¡ÃãÕõØø"
- "·¨°`´½¼×÷≤≥«»≠√¯"
- "⌠⌡∞◤↵↑↓→←┌┐└┘•®©"
# Some unidentified chars
- "™†§¶Γ◢Θ "
- "ß ε "
- "τ "
Unknown:
name: Unknown
notes: Code page that has not yet been identified.
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---
AF-240:
name: AF-240 Customer Display
vendor: Oxhoo
inherits: simple
features:
bitImageRaster: false
bitImageColumn: false
graphics: false
highDensity: false
pulseStandard: false
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 20
media:
width:
# Approximate measurement
mm: 120
# 5x7 pixels per char, by 20 columns.
pixels: 100
notes: >
This is a two-line, ESC/POS-aware customer display from Oxhoo. The ESC/POS
command mode can be activated persistently by sending:
echo -ne "\n\x02\x05\x43\x31\x03" > /dev/ttyUSB0
codePages:
0: OXHOO-EUROPEAN
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---
CT-S651:
name: CT-S651
vendor: "Citizen"
inherits: default
notes: >
Citizen CT-S651 profile. This is a two-color thermal printer,
supporting paper sizes from 58mm up to 83mm
features:
barcodeA: true
barcodeB: true
bitImageRaster: true
bitImageColumn: true
graphics: true
starCommands: false
qrCode: true
pdf417Code: true
highDensity: true
pulseStandard: true
pulseBel: true
paperFullCut: true
paperPartCut: true
colors:
0: black
1: red
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 48
1:
name: Font B
columns: 64
2:
name: Font C
columns: 72
media:
width:
mm: 80
pixels: 640
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
6: CP852
7: CP866
8: CP857
9: CP1252
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: CP858
# Thai code11 1 Pass
20: Unknown
# Thai code11 3 Pass
21: Unknown
# Thai code18 1 Pass
25: Unknown
# Thai code18 3 Pass
26: Unknown
# TCVN3
30: TCVN-3-1
# TCVN3 Caps
31: TCVN-3-2
40: CP864
# Space page (For user setting)
255: Unknown
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NT-5890K:
name: NT-5890K
vendor: Netum
inherits: POS-5890
notes: ""
features:
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OCD-100:
name: OCD-100 Customer Display
vendor: Aures
inherits: simple
features:
bitImageRaster: false
bitImageColumn: false
graphics: false
highDensity: false
pulseStandard: false
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 20
media:
width:
# 9x5.25mm per char, by 20 columns.
mm: 180
# 5x7 pixels per char, by 20 columns.
pixels: 100
notes: >
This is a two-line, ESC/POS-aware customer display from Aures. It has some
graphics support via custom fonts, but is otherwise text-only.
This profile is also suitable for the OCD-150 pole-mounted display.
codePages:
0: CP437
# Katakana (for Japan)
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
# Slawie
6: Unknown
# Russia
7: Unknown
# Greek
8: Unknown
9: CP852
10: CP862
11: CP866
12: CP1251
13: CP1254
14: CP1255
15: CP1257
16: CP1252
17: CP1253
19: CP858
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---
OCD-300:
name: OCD-300 Customer Display
vendor: Aures
inherits: simple
features:
bitImageRaster: false
bitImageColumn: false
graphics: false
highDensity: false
pulseStandard: false
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 20
media:
width:
mm: 130.2
# 12x32 pixels per char
pixels: 240
notes: >
This is a two-line, ESC/POS-aware customer display from Aures. It has some
graphics support via vendor-provided tools, but is otherwise text-only.
codePages:
0: CP437
# Katakana (for Japan)
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
# Slawie
6: Unknown
# Russia
7: Unknown
# Greek
8: Unknown
9: CP852
10: CP862
11: CP866
12: CP1251
13: CP1254
14: CP1255
15: CP1257
16: CP1252
17: CP1253
18: CP1250
19: CP858
# Arabic
20: Unknown
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---
P822D:
name: P822D
vendor: PBM
inherits: default
notes: ""
features:
graphics: false
codePages:
0: CP437
# Katakana
1: Unknown
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
# Western Europe
6: Unknown
# Greek
7: Unknown
# Hebrew
8: Unknown
# Eastern europe
9: Unknown
# Iran
10: Unknown
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: CP858
# Iran II
20: Unknown
# latvian
21: Unknown
# Arabic
22: Unknown
# PT151, 1251
23: Unknown
24: CP747
25: CP1257
# Vietnam
27: Unknown
28: CP864
29: CP1001
# Uigur
30: Unknown
# Hebrew
31: Unknown
32: CP1255
33: CP720
34: CP1256
35: CP1257
# Thai
255: Unknown
50: CP437
# Jatakana
51: Unknown
52: CP437
53: CP858
54: CP852
55: CP860
56: CP861
57: CP863
58: CP865
59: CP866
60: CP855
61: CP857
62: CP862
63: CP864
64: CP737
65: CP851
66: CP869
67: CP928
68: CP772
69: CP774
70: CP874
71: CP1252
72: CP1250
73: CP1251
74: CP3840
75: CP3841
76: CP3843
77: CP3844
78: CP3845
79: CP3846
80: CP3847
81: CP3848
82: CP1001
83: CP2001
84: CP3001
85: CP3002
86: CP3011
87: CP3012
88: CP3021
89: CP3041
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---
POS-5890:
name: POS5890 Series
vendor: Zjiang
inherits: simple
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 32
1:
name: Font B
columns: 42
media:
width:
mm: 57.5
pixels: 384
notes: >
POS-5890 thermal printer series, also marketed under various other names.
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
# West Europe
6: Unknown
# Greek
7: Unknown
# Hebrew
8: Unknown
# East Europe
9: Unknown
# Iran
10: Unknown
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: CP858
# Iran II
20: Unknown
# Latvian
21: Unknown
# Arabic
22: Unknown
# PT151, 1251
23: Unknown
24: CP747
25: CP1257
27: CP1258
28: CP864
# Hebrew
31: Unknown
32: CP1255
50: CP437
52: CP437
53: CP858
54: CP852
55: CP860
56: CP861
57: CP863
58: CP865
59: CP866
60: CP855
61: CP857
62: CP862
63: CP864
64: CP737
65: CP851
66: CP869
68: CP772
69: CP774
71: CP1252
72: CP1250
73: CP1251
74: CP3840
76: CP3843
77: CP3844
78: CP3845
79: CP3846
80: CP3847
81: CP3848
83: CP2001
84: CP3001
85: CP3002
86: CP3011
87: CP3012
88: CP3021
89: CP3041
90: CP1253
91: CP1254
92: CP1256
93: CP720
94: CP1258
95: CP775
# Thai 2
96: Unknown
# Thai
255: Unknown
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RP326:
name: RP326
vendor: Rongta
inherits: default
notes: ""
features:
graphics: false
codePages:
0: CP437
# Katakana
1: Unknown
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
6: CP1251
7: CP866
# MIK[Cyrillic /Bulgarian]
8: Unknown
# CP755
9: Unknown
# Iran
10: Unknown
15: CP862
16: CP1252
17: CP1253
18: CP852
19: CP858
# Iran II
20: Unknown
# Latvian
21: Unknown
# Arabic
22: Unknown
23: ISO_8859-1
24: CP737
25: CP1257
# Thai
26: Unknown
27: CP720
28: CP855
29: CP857
30: CP1250
31: CP775
32: CP1254
33: CP1255
34: CP1256
35: CP1258
36: ISO_8859-2
37: ISO_8859-3
38: ISO_8859-4
39: ISO_8859-5
40: ISO_8859-6
41: ISO_8859-7
42: ISO_8859-8
43: ISO_8859-9
44: ISO_8859-15
# Thai
45: Unknown
46: CP856
47: CP874
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---
SP2000:
name: SP2000 Series
vendor: Star Micronics
inherits: default
notes: Star SP2000 impact printer series with ESC/POS emulation enabled
features:
starCommands: true
codePages:
# "Normal"
0: CP437
1: CP437
2: CP932
3: CP437
4: CP858
5: CP852
6: CP860
7: CP861
8: CP863
9: CP865
10: CP866
11: CP855
12: CP857
13: CP862
14: CP864
15: CP737
16: CP851
17: CP869
18: CP928
19: CP772
20: CP774
21: CP874
32: CP1252
33: CP1250
34: CP1251
64: CP3840
65: CP3841
66: CP3843
67: CP3844
68: CP3845
69: CP3846
70: CP3847
71: CP3848
72: CP1001
73: CP2001
74: CP3001
75: CP3002
76: CP3011
77: CP3012
78: CP3021
79: CP3041
# Thai Character Code 42
96: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 11
97: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 13
98: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 14
99: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 16
100: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 17
101: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 18
102: Unknown
255: Unknown
...

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Sunmi-V2:
name: Sunmi V2
vendor: Sunmi
notes: >
Sunmi mini-POS Android device with a built-in Virtual Bluetooth
thermal printer.
inherits: default
features:
# column mode doesn't work reliably on this device
bitImageColumn: false
bitImageRaster: true
# not tested, status unknown
graphics: false
# has no paper cutter
paperFullCut: false
paperPartCut: false
colors:
0: black
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 32
1:
name: Font B
columns: 42
media:
width:
mm: 57.5
pixels: 384
codePages:
0: CP437
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
13: CP857
14: CP737
15: ISO_8859-7
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: CP858
# Thai Character Code 11
21: CP874
33: CP775
34: CP855
36: CP862
37: CP864
254: CP855
...

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# More info on this printer is posted at
# https://github.com/mike42/escpos-php/issues/6
TEP-200M:
name: TEP200M Series
vendor: EPOS
notes: ""
inherits: default
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TM-P80-42col:
name: TM-P80 (42 column mode)
vendor: Epson
inherits: TM-P80
notes: Portable printer (42-column mode)
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 42
1:
name: Font B
columns: 60
2:
name: Kanji
columns: 21
media:
width:
mm: 63.6
pixels: 546
...

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TM-P80:
name: TM-P80
vendor: Epson
inherits: default
notes: Portable printer (48-column mode)
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 42
1:
name: Font B
columns: 56
2:
name: Kanji
columns: 24
media:
width:
mm: 72
pixels: 576
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---
TM-T88II:
name: TM-T88II
vendor: "Epson"
inherits: default
notes: >
Epson TM-T88II profile. The specs where taken from a TM-T88IIP machine
(I assume the P just stands for parallel port). The standart 80mm paper
width version was used here. There is also a custom 58mm factory option.
If you are using the custom version change media width to 50.8mm and
360px accordingly. This printer is discontinued by the Vendor and has
similar feature support to the TM-T88III. The code page mapping is
documented in the "TM-T88II/T88III Technical Reference Guide".
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 42
1:
name: Font B
columns: 56
media:
width:
mm: 72
pixels: 512
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
# Hiragana
6: Unknown
# One-pass printing Kanji characters
7: Unknown
# One-pass printing Kanji characters
8: Unknown
11: Unknown
12: Unknown
13: CP857
14: CP737
15: ISO_8859-7
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 42
20: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 11
21: CP874
# Thai Character Code 13
22: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 14
23: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 16
24: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 17
25: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 18
26: Unknown
30: TCVN-3-1
31: TCVN-3-2
32: Unknown
33: CP775
34: CP855
35: CP861
36: CP862
37: CP864
38: CP869
39: ISO_8859-2
40: ISO_8859-15
41: Unknown
42: CP774
43: CP772
44: CP1125
45: CP1250
46: CP1251
47: CP1253
48: CP1254
49: CP1255
50: CP1256
51: CP1257
52: CP1258
53: RK1048
# Devanagari
66: Unknown
# Bengali
67: Unknown
# Tamil
68: Unknown
# Telugu
69: Unknown
# Assamese
70: Unknown
# Oriya
71: Unknown
# Kannada
72: Unknown
# Malayalam
73: Unknown
# Gujarati
74: Unknown
# Punjabi
75: Unknown
# Marathi
82: Unknown
254: Unknown
255: Unknown
...

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---
TM-T88III:
name: TM-T88III
vendor: "Epson"
inherits: default
notes: >
Epson TM-T88III profile. This printer has similar feature support to the
TM-T88II. The code page mapping is documented in the
"TM-T88II/T88III Technical Reference Guide".
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP862
19: CP858
255: Unknown
...

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---
TM-T88IV-SA:
name: TM-T88IV South Asia
vendor: "Epson"
inherits: TM-T88IV
notes: >
Epson TM-T88IV profile (South Asia models)
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 42
1:
name: Font B
columns: 56
codePages:
0: CP437
# Thai Character Code 42
20: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 11
21: CP874
# Thai Character Code 18
26: Unknown
30: TCVN-3-1
31: TCVN-3-2
...

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---
TM-T88IV:
name: TM-T88IV
vendor: "Epson"
inherits: default
notes: >
Epson TM-T88IV profile
media:
width:
mm: 80
pixels: 512
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 42
1:
name: Font B
columns: 56
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: CP858
255: Unknown
...

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---
TM-T88V:
name: TM-T88V
vendor: "Epson"
inherits: default
notes: >
Epson TM-T88V profile
media:
width:
mm: 80
pixels: 512
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 42
1:
name: Font B
columns: 56
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
11: CP851
12: CP853
13: CP857
14: CP737
15: ISO_8859-7
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: CP858
30: TCVN-3-1
31: TCVN-3-2
32: CP720
33: CP775
34: CP855
35: CP861
36: CP862
37: CP864
38: CP869
39: ISO_8859-2
40: ISO_8859-15
41: CP1098
45: CP1250
46: CP1251
47: CP1253
48: CP1254
49: CP1255
50: CP1256
51: CP1257
52: CP1258
53: RK1048
255: Unknown
...

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---
TM-U220:
name: TM-U220
vendor: Epson
inherits: simple
notes: Two-color impact printer with 80mm output
features:
bitImageRaster: false
bitImageColumn: true
highDensity: false
colors:
0: black
1: alternate
media:
width:
mm: 80
pixels: Unknown
...

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---
TSP600:
name: TSP600 Series
vendor: Star Micronics
inherits: SP2000
notes: Star TSP600 thermal printer series with ESC/POS emulation enabled
...

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---
TUP500:
name: TUP500 Series
vendor: Star Micronics
inherits: SP2000
notes: Star TUP500 thermal printer series with ESC/POS emulation enabled
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---
ZJ-5870:
name: ZJ-5870 Thermal Receipt Printer
vendor: ZiJiang
notes: >
ESC/POS Profile for ZiJiang ZJ-5870 Thermal Receipt Printer,
which may be branded AGPtEK or Esky,
and identifies itself as a POS-58 Thermal Printer on selftest.
This profile is suitable for alphanumberic character mode,
but is untested on Chinese character mode.
(Change modes by holding down feed button during power-on
until the mode LED turns off, then release immediately.)
features:
barcodeA: false
barcodeB: false
bitImageRaster: true
bitImageColumn: true
graphics: false
starCommands: false
qrCode: false
pdf417Code: false
highDensity: false
pulseStandard: true
pulseBel: false
paperFullCut: false
paperPartCut: false
colors:
0: black
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 32
media:
width:
mm: 48
pixels: 384
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
...

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---
default:
name: Default
vendor: Generic
notes: >
Default ESC/POS profile, suitable for standards-compliant or
Epson-branded printers. This profile allows the use of standard
ESC/POS features, and can encode a variety of code pages.
features:
barcodeA: true
barcodeB: true
bitImageRaster: true
bitImageColumn: true
graphics: true
starCommands: false
qrCode: true
pdf417Code: true
highDensity: true
pulseStandard: true
pulseBel: false
paperFullCut: true
paperPartCut: true
colors:
0: black
fonts:
0:
name: Font A
columns: 42
1:
name: Font B
columns: 56
media:
width:
mm: Unknown
pixels: Unknown
codePages:
0: CP437
1: CP932
2: CP850
3: CP860
4: CP863
5: CP865
# Hiragana
6: Unknown
# One-pass printing Kanji characters
7: Unknown
# One-pass printing Kanji characters
8: Unknown
11: CP851
12: CP853
13: CP857
14: CP737
15: ISO_8859-7
16: CP1252
17: CP866
18: CP852
19: CP858
# Thai Character Code 42
20: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 11
21: CP874
# Thai Character Code 13
22: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 14
23: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 16
24: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 17
25: Unknown
# Thai Character Code 18
26: Unknown
30: TCVN-3-1
31: TCVN-3-2
32: CP720
33: CP775
34: CP855
35: CP861
36: CP862
37: CP864
38: CP869
39: ISO_8859-2
40: ISO_8859-15
41: CP1098
42: CP774
43: CP772
44: CP1125
45: CP1250
46: CP1251
47: CP1253
48: CP1254
49: CP1255
50: CP1256
51: CP1257
52: CP1258
53: RK1048
# Devanagari
66: Unknown
# Bengali
67: Unknown
# Tamil
68: Unknown
# Telugu
69: Unknown
# Assamese
70: Unknown
# Oriya
71: Unknown
# Kannada
72: Unknown
# Malayalam
73: Unknown
# Gujarati
74: Unknown
# Punjabi
75: Unknown
# Marathi
82: Unknown
254: Unknown
255: Unknown
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---
simple:
name: Simple
vendor: Generic
inherits: default
notes: >
A profile for use in printers with unknown or poor compatibility. This
profile indicates that a small number of features are supported, so that
commands are not sent a printer that is unlikely to understand them.
features:
barcodeA: false
barcodeB: false
bitImageColumn: false
graphics: false
qrCode: false
pdf417Code: false
paperFullCut: false
paperPartCut: false
codePages:
0: CP437
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# How to get your printer included in the database
We aim to list every ESC/POS printer in this database, and we need your help!
## Why is it good to have my printer listed?
Data from this project is used by multiple open source projects to improve
printer compatibility.
If your printer is listed with accurate information, then drivers which use
this data will know how to safely use features like images, QR codes,
barcodes, and non-ASCII text encoding.
## Is my printer in the database already?
Check [the browsable version of this database](https://mike42.me/escpos-printer-db/).
Some printers are sold under several names, so look out for similar model numbers as well.
## Is my printer eligible to be listed?
Any ESC/POS devices can be listed, including:
- ESC/POS thermal and impact printers
- Printers with ESC/POS emulation mode
- Non-printing ESC/POS devices like customer displays
If your printer does not understand ESC/POS, then we wont list it.
## Information to gather
The minimum info that you need to make a printer profile is:
- Vendor name and model number.
- Link to a vendor programming guide that lists supported features if it is available online.
- Paper width (58mm and 80mm are common).
If you don't have documentation, then you need to print some things to try to find out what your printer supports:
- Test page output listing supported character encodings.
- Output of some ESC/POS commands to see what works.
For testing out features, you can send [escpos-php test files](https://github.com/mike42/escpos-php/tree/master/test/integration/resources/output)
to your printer and note the output for each file.
Once you have this, file a [new issue](https://github.com/receipt-print-hq/escpos-printer-db/issues/new) with the information.
## How to write a printer profile
Profiles are written in `yml` syntax. Start by selecting a base profile, then override a
small number of options.
- The `default` profile is a good base for printers with a lot of features
- The `simple` profile is a good base for printers which have very few features
This example is the `TM-U220` profile, which is based on the `simple` profile but notes
that the printer supports two colors, and does not support high-density images.
```yaml
---
TM-U220:
name: TM-U220
vendor: Epson
inherits: simple
notes: Two-color impact printer with 80mm output
features:
bitImageRaster: false
bitImageColumn: true
highDensity: false
colors:
0: black
1: alternate
media:
width:
mm: 80
pixels: Unknown
...
```
As another example, the `SP2000` profile is based on the `default` profile,
but lists the different code pages used by Star printers.
```yaml
---
SP2000:
name: SP2000 Series
vendor: Star Micronics
inherits: default
notes: Star SP2000 impact printer series with ESC/POS emulation enabled
features:
starCommands: true
codePages:
# "Normal"
0: CP437
1: CP437
2: CP932
3: CP437
# .. code page list continues ...
```
Once you have written a profile for your own printer, send us a pull request with the
new file. The profile will need to pass `yamllint`, an automated build, and be reviewed
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#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
Quick build script to assemble profiles.
Lots of room to improve validation or documentation at this step, threw in
some assertions to avoid passing malformed profiles to a driver.
"""
import json
import collections
import os
import pyaml
import yaml
def load_encodings():
"""
Load in all the encodings from the encoding definition file
"""
encoding_fn = os.path.dirname(__file__) + "/../data/encoding.yml"
encodings_raw = yaml.safe_load(open(encoding_fn).read())
return encodings_raw
def load_profiles():
"""
Load in all the profiles from the profile folder (file-per-profile)
"""
profiles_raw = {}
profiles_dir = os.path.dirname(__file__) + "/../data/profile/"
for profile_fn in os.listdir(profiles_dir):
if not profile_fn[-3:] == 'yml':
continue
profile_dict = yaml.safe_load(open(profiles_dir + profile_fn).read())
# One item per file
assert len(profile_dict) == 1, "{}: expected one entry, got {}" \
.format(profile_fn, len(profile_dict))
# Item must match filename
profile_name, profile_val = profile_dict.popitem()
assert profile_name + ".yml" == profile_fn, \
"{}: Expected to find profile named the same as file, got {}" \
.format(profile_fn, profile_name)
profiles_raw[profile_name] = profile_val
return profiles_raw
def substitute_profile(profile_name, profiles_raw, encodings_raw):
"""
Substitute in the values for 'inherited' profiles so that values are simply
repeated in the output.
"""
# Build stack of inheritance
current_key = profile_name
keys = [current_key]
values = [profiles_raw[current_key]]
while 'inherits' in profiles_raw[current_key]:
assert not profiles_raw[current_key]['inherits'] in keys, \
"Profile {}: Circular reference calculating inheritance" \
.format(profile_name)
current_key = profiles_raw[current_key]['inherits']
keys.append(current_key)
values.append(profiles_raw[current_key])
# Check for some required keys in this profile which should not be left to
# inheritance to set
required_keys = ['vendor', 'notes', 'name']
for i in required_keys:
assert i in profiles_raw[profile_name].keys(), \
"{}: Profile key '{}' must be defined in every profile" \
.format(profile_name, i)
# Merge base profiles and sub-profiles by overriding entire keys, except for
# 'features' list, which are merged item-by-item.
profile = dict((k, v) for d in values[::-1] for k, v in d.items())
profile['features'] = dict((k, v) for d in values[::-1] for k, v in \
(d['features'].items() if 'features' in d else []))
if 'inherits' in profile:
del profile['inherits']
# Sanity check for required keys exist
required_keys = ['vendor', 'features', 'media', 'notes', 'fonts', 'colors', \
'codePages', 'name']
for i in required_keys:
assert i in profile.keys(), \
"{}: Profile key '{}' must be defined or inherited" \
.format(profile_name, i)
# Sanity check for required features exist
required_features = ['starCommands', 'highDensity', 'barcodeB', \
'bitImageColumn', 'graphics', 'qrCode', 'bitImageRaster']
for i in required_features:
assert i in profile['features'].keys(), \
"{}: Profile feature '{}' must be defined or inherited" \
.format(profile_name, i)
# Reference check over encodings
for i in profile['codePages'].values():
assert i in encodings_raw.keys(), \
"{}: Profile claims to support fictional encoding '{}'" \
.format(profile_name, i)
return profile
def filter_encodings(encodings_raw, profiles_subsituted):
"""
Filter down encodings list, adding unset names and excluding unused
encodings.
"""
# Give everything a name if not set
for name, encoding in encodings_raw.items():
if not 'name' in encoding:
encoding['name'] = name
# Strip out un-used code pages
unused = encodings_raw.keys()
for profile in profiles_subsituted.values():
used = profile['codePages'].values()
unused = [x for x in unused if x not in used]
return {k: v for k, v in encodings_raw.items() if k not in unused}
def run_collation():
"""
Execute collation of all YAML files into single-file databases, in two
formats.
"""
encodings_raw = load_encodings()
profiles_raw = load_profiles()
profiles_substituted = {}
for profile_name in profiles_raw.keys():
profiles_substituted[profile_name] = \
substitute_profile(profile_name, profiles_raw, encodings_raw)
encodings_filtered = filter_encodings(encodings_raw, profiles_substituted)
capabilities = {'profiles': profiles_substituted, 'encodings': encodings_filtered}
# Dump output in format that is safe for human consumption in reasonable quantities
json_capabilities = json.dumps(capabilities, sort_keys=True, indent=4, separators=(',', ': '))
with open(os.path.dirname(__file__) + "/../dist/capabilities.json", "wb+") as json_f:
json_f.write(json_capabilities.encode('utf-8'))
# Convert it to YAML, preserving the same order
ordered_dict = json.loads(json_capabilities, object_pairs_hook=collections.OrderedDict)
yml_capabilities = pyaml.dumps(ordered_dict, string_val_style='"', explicit_start=True)
with open(os.path.dirname(__file__) + "/../dist/capabilities.yml", "wb+") as yml_f:
yml_f.write(yml_capabilities)
if __name__ == "__main__":
run_collation()