Specifications

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IPL Command Reference
This chapter describes all of the IPL commands. The commands are
grouped by type (Immediate, Print, Configuration, Program, and Test and
Service) and alphabetized within each type.
The commands listed in this chapter are used for all Intermec printers.
Defaults, ranges of values for the variables, and special notes for specific
printers are presented in a chart under the Printers heading.
Convention Description
< > Angle brackets < > enclose mnemonic representations of ASCII control
characters. For example, <ETX> represents the ASCII “End of Text”
control character.
data Italic text represents variable data, which you must replace with a real
value. For example, n signifies a variable for which you must designate a
constant value.
[data] Italic text within brackets represents optional data.
Ctrl Bold text represents a key on your keypad. For example, Ctrl represents
the Ctrl key.
Ctrl-Z When two keys are joined with a dash, press them simultaneously. For
example, if you see the command Ctrl-Z, press the two keys at the same
time.
E3;F3
Type all characters that appear in the Courier font by pressing an
individual key on the keypad.
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