System-Level Command Functions
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Truncated Sample:
<STX>L
1A1100001000100data field 1<CR>
161100001100110data field 2<CR>
161100001200120data field 3<CR>
Q0001
E
<STX>UT01123<CR>
<STX>U02New data F2<CR>
<STX>E0002
<STX>G
The sample produces three labels. The first is formatted with the commands between <STX>L and
E. The next two labels print with the replacement data contained in the <STX>U commands (see
<STX>E and <STX>G). The bar code is shortened; it only has three digits (and no spaces).
STX V Software Switch Settings
This command controls the printer options, where the appropriate value allows the option(s) to be
‘On’ or ‘Off.’ Each option has a corresponding bit whose value is ‘1’ when enabled. The tables below
indicate the bit assignments and corresponding command value needed to enable the desired
option(s).
Display-Equipped Models: Printer options are set by entering selections through the menu. The
software setting command allows two of these option settings to be modified without returning to the
menu.
Syntax:
<STX>Vn
Where:
n
- Is a single digit ASCII numeric value from 0-F. The value of
n is used to override the power-up option settings. Reset or
power-up returns the printer to the original settings.
Sample:
<STX>V5
The sample corresponds to setting Bits 0 and 2, creating a command value of 5. When applied, this
enables the Present Sensor and Cutter options.
Bit Assignment Printer Option
0 Cutter
1N/A
2 Present Sensor
3N/A
Table 4-1: Software Switch Bit Assignment
Use the bit assignment table above to determine the command value n in the binary table below (e.g.,
the command value 5 sets the bits 0 and 2 to ‘1’).
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