I’m using Qz-tray ESC/POS printer.
printer print the Tamil characters like ????????.
Some people say I need to enable encoding the Indian character code page.
How to find the Tamil language code page number?
Sample code:
this.get_dashes('\x2D', 48) + '\x0A',
'**THANK YOU ! VISIT AGAIN**' + '\x1B' + '\x61' + '\x31'+'\x1b' + '\x2D' + '\x49'+'\n', // center align
'\x1B' +'\x2D' + '\x49',
this.get_dashes('\x2D',48) + '\x0A',
According to Epson, the ESC/P character code table for Tamil is 68
. Whether or not your printer can recognize this is going to be hardware dependant.
Unfortunately, I can't find a similar codepage for Java, so you'll need to continue to use hex sequences in your JavaScript code.
// Use strict 8-bit encoding
var config = qz.configs.create("Printer Name", { encoding: 'ISO-8859-1' });
var data = [
/* Toggle Tamil in ESCPOS */
'\x1B' + '\x74' + '\x44', // ESC t 68 = Page 68 [Tamil]
/* Sample Tamil text (must be hex, Java can't understand this */
this.get_dashes('\x2D',48) + '\x0A',
'**THANK YOU ! VISIT AGAIN**' + '\x1B' + '\x61' + '\x31'+'\x1b' + '\x2D' + '\x49'+'\n', //center align
'\x1B' +'\x2D' + '\x49',
this.get_dashes('\x2D',48) + '\x0A',
// ...
];