User manual

PATH TYPE COMMANDS - <p1,p2,pb1,pb2>

These commands are explained in the FGL programming guide.

BUFFER MODE COMMANDS - <sb1,sb2,mb>

These commands are explained in the FGL programming guide.

CLEAR DOWNLOAD SPACE COMMAND – ESC c

This command is explained in the FGL programming guide.

DEFAULT SETTINGS COMMAND - <cpb1>

Note: This function should only be used by an experienced user.

This command returns the printer to its factory default settings.

New Feature

: The printer can also be returned to its factory default settings by holding in the test button for at

least 3 seconds while turning on the printer. Release the test button when you hear the stepper motor move

slightly. The printer will reset itself with the default configuration.

INC/DEC CUT1 COUNT COMMAND - <cca#>

This command sets the cut count for path 1 (A). The value can usually vary from 0-200.

INC/DEC CUT2 COUNT COMMAND - <ccb#>

This command sets the cut count for path 2 (B). The value can usually vary from 0-200.

2-SIDED PRINTER COMMANDS - <tse>/<tsd>

Note: This function is set at the factory and should not be changed.

These commands set the printer up as a 2-sided printer <tse> or non- 2-sided printer (normal) <tsd>.

PARK TICKET MODE COMMANDS- <pt>/<dpt>

These commands are explained in the FGL programming guide.

TICKET MODE COMMANDS - <md>/<me>

These commands are explained in the FGL programming guide.

PRINT MODE COMMANDS - <tml>/<rib>

Note: This function is set at the factory and generally should not be changed.

These commands set the printer up for Thermal <tml> or Ribbon (thermal transfer) <rib> printing.

PRINT INTENSITY COMMAND - <pi#>

Note: This function should only be used by an experienced user.

This command sets the print intensity setting for the printer. The values can range as shown below:

1 – light intensity

2 – medium light intensity

3 – normal intensity

4 – medium dark intensity

5 – short head life

SKI MODE ENABLED/DISABLED COMMANDS - <sme>/<smd>

Note: This function is set at the factory and should not be changed.

These commands set the printer in ski mode <sme> or non-ski mode <smd> after initializing. Ski mode

prevents the printer from backing up more than a ½ inch to prevent tearing of ski labels.

FLASH ACK MODE ENABLED/DIABLED COMMANDS - <fa>/<dfa>

These commands set the printer in flash ack mode <fa> or non-flash ack mode <dfa> after initializing. Flash

Ack mode causes the printer to send an ack (11h) or nak (1ch) after performing a file operation in Flash or RAM.

SOFTWARE BUSY MODE ENABLED/DISABLED COMMANDS - <sbe>/<sbd>

These commands are obsolete.