Specifications

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Control characters (e.g. CR or CR+LF) can be used as field separators to allow for shorter
text sequences. In this way the printer will complete the string received up to the length of
nn
with blank characters.
17.27.4 /I3ssssthhhc.. ce
Is used to insert a “remote” barcode sent by an external computer every
ssss
labels printed
(the other parameters
t
,
h
,
c
,
e
follow the same rules as the parameter
/B
).
The text containing the barcode must always be ended with a null character as is normally
done with the command
/B
.
17.27.5 /I4ssssbbbllll
Is used to insert a “remote” graphic field sent by an external computer every
ssss
labels.
See the instructions for the
/Q
command for details regarding the parameters
bbb
e
llll
.
17.27.6 /I5ssssnncc.. c
Is used to insert a date/hour field whose contents must be sent by an external computer
every
ssss
labels, where
nn
represents the length of the field (max. 10 characters).
cc.. c
has the following structure:
y=
year xx
ex. 95
Y=
year xxxx
ex.
1995
m=
month [x]x
ex.
1
M=
month xx
ex.
01
O=
month in letters in selected language (Command
/ $>L
)
ex.
Gen
d=
day [x]x
ex.
1
D=
day xx
ex.
01
o=
day of the week in selected language ( Command
/ $>L
)
ex.
Lun
h=
hour [x]x
ex.
1
H=
hour xx
ex.
01
Io =
minutes xx
ex.
23
S=
seconds xx
ex.
25
w=
number of week [x]x
ex.
_1
W=
number of week xx
ex.
01
p=
number of the day [xx]x
ex.
__1
P=
number of the day xxx
ex.
001
It is possible to have up to 99 variable fields in a label, mixed in any combination.
If the variable fields designated as “remote” are included in the label, the external com-
puter must send the actual contents of these fields immediately after the print command.
Such fields must be sent in the same order as that in which they have been inserted in the
label.