The following methods are used to cancel printing. The operation method differs depending on the communication method (direct access or memory link).
For more details on the communication method, refer to:
2.4.1 Minimizing the Load for Device/PLC Communication (Direct Access)
2.4.2 Communicating with Unsupported Device/PLC (Memory Link)
Direct Access Method
Operating by Screen Touch
35.5.2.1 Cancel Printing by Touch (Direct Access)
If you turn ON LS14 (control address) Bit 11 (print cancel bit) in the display unit's internal device using a switch, printing will be canceled.
Operating from a Device/PLC
35.5.2.2 Cancel Printing by a Device/PLC (Direct Access)
If you turn ON the [Control] address Bit 11 in the system data area allocated to a device/PLC, printing will be canceled.
The internal device LS14 or the device/PLC (control address) Bit 11 does not automatically turn OFF. While Bit 11 is ON, none of the print features will operate. Be sure to turn it OFF after canceling the print.
Memory Link Method
Operating by Screen Touch
35.5.3.1 Cancel Printing by Touch (Memory Link)
If you turn ON Address 11 (control address) Bit 11 (print cancel bit) in the display unit's internal device (#MEMLINK) using a switch, printing will be canceled.
Operating from a Host (PC)
35.5.3.2 Cancel Printing by a PC Host (Memory Link)
If you send the command to write '0800h' to Address 11 (control address) from a host (PC), printing will be canceled.
"0011" (control address) bit 11 in the display unit's internal device (#MEMLINK) does not automatically turn OFF. While Bit 11 is ON, none of the print features will operate. Be sure to turn it OFF after canceling the print.