Instruction manual

Command Parameter
^CA
Cancels all the batches in the queue unless an error exists on the printer.
^CB
Cancels only the current batch being printed unless an error exists.
^DD or ^DCd
Disables the MPCL data escape character (the tilde) and inhibits MPCL from acting on
ANY data escape sequence from the host. Sets the MPCL data escape character to
the ASCII value given by the d parameter. The value can be any ASCII character.
^EA
Aborts an error condition. This command is the same as pressing ESCAPE/CLEAR to
clear an error. May need to be sent multiple times. Use ^RB to reprint batch.
CAUTION: This command causes the current batch to stop and the condition that
caused the error to remain uncorrected.
^ER
Resets the error. This command is the same as pressing FEED/CUT to acknowledge
an error. Normal operation resumes.
^FD
Feeds a label when printer is idle. Simulates the operation of pressing FEED/CUT and
dispenses the next label if printer is in the on-demand mode.
Note: Printer ignores this command if printing.
^FF1
Formats flash memory
^FF2
Returns the amount (in bytes) of the available flash memory.
^GD
Disables the conversion of formats designed in 203 dpi dot units to 300 dpi.
^GE
Enables the conversion of formats designed in 203 dpi dot units (not English or Metric)
to 300 dpi.
^ID or ^ICd
Disables the Immediate Command feature by turning off the Immediate Command
escape character. Sets the Immediate Command escape character to the ASCII value
given by the d parameter. The value can be any ASCII character. Use ^IE to enable
immediate commands.
^MC
Returns the customer ID or RPQ version to the host. (00 to 99)
^MD
Returns the printhead dot density to the host. 00 = 203 dpi 01 = 300 dpi
^MI
Returns the customer ID or RPQ revision level to the host. (00 to 99)
^MM
Returns the model number to the host. 17 = 9825 18 = 9855
19 = 9860
^MP
Returns the prototype number to the host. (00 to 99)
^MR
Returns the revision number to the host. (00 to 99)
^MV
Returns the version number to the host. (00 to 99)
^PR
Resets the printer. This command takes five seconds to complete and then the printer
is ready to receive data. It has the same effect as turning off and then turning on the
printer.
Note: Command should be used only when the printer is not printing.
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