Youll need to find the beep code to add to your template, i think it works like drawer kick code, so youll need to find that for your printer and add it to your template
There was an interesting topic a while ago about making a diy printer alarm using the drawer kick port and a few simple components.
Maybe worth a read, premade solutions weren’t cheap when I looked a while back.
Look at your manual for that printer and find the code for beep. Try that code in your template. Or study the manual see if it mentions anything about it.
You need to use the <XCT> command followed by comma-separated decimal vales. Search for “XCT” in the forum, or search for “drawer kick” to get an idea of how that command works. There is a lot of information on drawer kick with very good explanations on how to interpret the commands from the manual and convert them to the correct values for use in your Printer Template.
You need to find the expanded explanation of that command. The p, m, t1, t2 are placeholders for some value. For example, t1, t2 are time values, probably for on/off/length, so they will have a valid range of numbers, and you would replace them with numbers like 20,50. But we don’t know what values are valid for those parameters.
Attach a ZIP copy of your printer manual and someone can look through it to figure it out for you.