#POS EPSON PRINTER DRIVERS HOW TO#
I’ve included a PHP script to produce the ESC/POS commands for the below receipt, showing how to use a few of the supported features:Įcho "Receipt for whatever\n" // Print textĮcho ESC."a".chr(1) // Centered printingĮcho GS."k".chr(4)."987654321".NUL // Print barcode A good resource for them is this PDF reference from Epson. The printer will immediately print any regular text it receives over Port 9100, line by line: echo "Hello World" | nc 192.168.192.168 9100ĮSC/POS commands allow you to to format the text, print barcodes, and cut the paper. making it quite accessible without installed drivers. However, these printers do support ESC/POS (See Wikipedia). Using the printerĮpson provides drivers for several platforms, which may fit your use case. If you mess up and can’t connect, then do a factory reset: Hold the button used before, and then reboot the printer. The web interface will let you set different IP settings, so that you can get the printer on your network. The printer has a web interface, and is open on two ports for printing: $ nmap 192.168.192.168 Download drivers, access FAQs, manuals, warranty, videos, product registration and more. If you used the correct interface, address and netmask, then you should now be able to ping the printer: $ sudo ifconfig To speak to it, we need a computer on the same subnet- in this case the last number of the IP address is the only part which needs to be different.
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