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7-8 Packet Reference Manual
To clear an error, press Feed. An ENQ can also clear errors numbered less than 500. Once
the error is corrected, a job request can be sent. The printer cannot accept another job
request until the error is resolved.
The following syntax is the response for a Job 4 request.
Syntax {J,printed,total,"FMT-1","BCH-2"}
Printed the number of tags or labels already printed in the batch.
Total the total number of tags or labels to be printed in the current batch.
“FMT-1/BCH-2" The format or batch number is returned.
Example {J,8,25,"FMT-3","Bch-2"}
8 out of 25 tags or labels have been printed from format number 3.
Use a Job Request 4 when printing in the on-demand mode with a large number of tags or
labels from a single batch. A Job Request 4 may not be accurate if tags or labels are printed
in continuous mode, because of the response time involved. A Job Request 4 is not useful in
single ticket batches (printing 1 of 1) or multiple single ticket batches.
Note: A batch has to be printing when you send the job request. You cannot use this job
request on batches printing formats with incrementing fields.
Job Status 0, 1, 2 Response Table (Status 1 Codes)
Number Meaning
0 No error
1 Stacker Fault
2 Supply problem
4 Hot printhead
5 Printhead open
6 Insufficient memory
7 Ribbon problem
8 Field ## extends off tag
9 Field ## has a bad font/bar code
10 Field ## contains invalid data
11 Field ## has a graphic missing
12 Invalid communication channel
13 Invalid file type
14 All communication channels are busy
15 Receive overrun error
16 Receive parity error
17 Receive framing error
18 Receive buffer full
19 Label waiting
21 Bad dots (verifier detected a failure)
23 Low battery
24 Memory configuration packet error
Numbers 25 through 50 are not currently in use.