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ThermalPrinter.warm_up() leaves artifacts in printer buffer #18

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Printer model: CSN-A2L
Version: GV2.16.08 20180627_U

After executing
self.send_command("\x1B7\x0B{0}\x28".format(chr(heat_time))) (line 288 in thermal_printer.py)
and
self.send_command("\x12#{0}".format(chr(dc2_value))) (line 298 in thermal_printer.py)

characters for "heat_time" "\x28" and "dc2_value" are printed on paper for next print.
Those parts default to \x78, \x28, \x4a which leads to string "x(J" being printed with first print command.

I tried changing line 288 to
self.send_command("\x1B\x37\x0B\x78\x28")

and another way
command = bytearray([0x1b, 0x37, heat_time, 0x28])
with sending it with
self._uart.write(command)

both methods lead to the same string "x(J" appearing with first print.

Any idea what is happening there and how to fix it?

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