socketsudpthermal-printer
UDP compatible packet type
I have a thermal printer, and the documentation on how to get the 'printer status' is as follows:
I have no idea what this means. I know how to connect to various ip address and ports (e.g. using socket). But what does it mean to have a 'compatible packet type' and how do I send them?
Solution
As far as I remember, ENPC is a proprietary Epson protocol for device discovery / configuration. It is probably not documented publically.
If your printer supports SNMP, that's probably the easier way (most printers support the standard printer MIB), and you should be able to get status and more from it.
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