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STANDARD PRINTER COMMANDS
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Wake-up string
Function Switches the printer from idle to active mode in
preparation for incoming data.
Explicit Form
CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
C
Parameters None
Comments The 4.25" portable printers use an energy-saving
"sleep mode" to save battery power during periods
of inactivity. These printers won't accept data when
they are asleep.
Code Courier printers go to sleep immediately after
finishing the current task. Pressing the FEED
button will feed a label, after which the printer will
fall asleep again. Therefore, the wake-up string
must precede every label format.
The minimum wake-up string length depends on
the serial port baud rate and printer handshaking.
When using RTS/CTS handshaking, use 40
uppercase C's. When using XON/XOFF
handshaking, use a wake-up string at least as long
as shown in the following table.
Wake-up string length vs. baud rate
Baud Rate
600
1200
2400
4800
9600
14400
19200
38400
57600
String Length
5
10
20
40
80
120
155
310
470
NOTE: Aside from a very small amount of added data
transmission time, the presence of a wake-up string
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- Language (CPL) 1
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- Table of Contents 5
- Introduction 13
- Command 14
- Important Programming Rules 15
- Related Publications 16
- Printer Models 17
- Compatibility Tables 18
- PRINTER COMMAND CAPATIBILITY 19
- Standard Printer Commands 29
- ADJUST_DUP 32
- AREA_CLEAR 33
- BARCODE 34
- BARCODE_FONT 39
- BARCODE_FONT 12X16 40
- BARCODE CODE39 5 55 15 ABC 40
- Example 2 41
- Example 3 41
- BARCODE PDF417 42
- BARCODE UPS 46
- COMMENT 50
- DRAW_BOX 52
- FILL_BOX 55
- Example 1 56
- GRAPHIC 57
- Graphics mode 59
- or BARCODE) 62
- ! 0 100 60 13 66
- JUSTIFY 68
- LOGO mode 70
- MULTIPLE 72
- NOINDEX 74
- QUANTITY 77
- QUERY FIRMWARE REVISION 78
- QUERY PRINTER STATUS 79
- EEPROM error occurs 82
- QUERY STATUS command 83
- ROTATE R90, R180, R270 84
- STRING, ULTRA_FONT 85
- Universal Clear 98
- ULTRA_FONT 99
- STANDARD PRINTER COMMANDS 100
- Wake-up string 102
- See also 103
- Header line 103
- Storing Data in the Printer 107
- Data Storage Commands 108
- Delete Stored Object 109
- Format Recall 110
- Format Store 111
- GRAPHIC STORE 115
- RECALL GRAPHIC 115
- command 116
- Initialize Storage 117
- List Stored Objects 118
- DELIMIT 119
- DEFINE VARIABLE 120
- "" 124
- Recall Menu 125
- Recall Variable 126
- Menu Commands 127
- MENU COMMANDS 128
- Menu Programming 129
- Menu Command List 130
- MENU ACTION 131
- MENU CONTROL 134
- MENU CONTROL 113 46 44 97 135
- MENU END 136
- MENU EXIT 137
- MENU ITEM 138
- MENU MESSAGE 140
- MENU START 141
- menu, reset or apply 142
- Printer Setup (VARIABLE) 145
- Commands 145
- VARIABLE WRITE 146
- Variable Command List 147
- VARIABLE ALLOCATE 148
- VARIABLE AUTOCUT 149
- VARIABLE AUXPOWER 150
- VARIABLE BACKLIGHT 151
- VARIABLE BEEPER 152
- VARIABLE BUFFER_TIMED_RESET 153
- Example 154
- VARIABLE COMM 155
- VARIABLE CONTRAST 156
- PRINTER SETUP 157
- VARIABLE DARKNESS 158
- VARIABLE ENERGY 160
- VARIABLE FEED_TYPE 161
- VARIABLE HIGHSPEED 162
- VARIABLE INDEX 164
- VARIABLE INDEX SETTING 165
- NOTE: Confirm that the 166
- VARIABLE IRDA 168
- VARIABLE IRDA COMM 169
- VARIABLE IRDA PROTOCOL 170
- VARIABLE LOWSPEED 171
- VARIABLE MEDIA_ADJUST 172
- VARIABLE MODE 176
- ! 0 0 0 0 177
- VARIABLE MODE 1 177
- VARIABLE NO_MEDIA 178
- VARIABLE NORMAL 179
- VARIABLE OFF AFTER 180
- VARIABLES ON/OFF 181
- VARIABLE PITCH 182
- VARIABLE POSITION 183
- VARIABLE PRESENTLABEL 184
- VARIABLE PRINT_MODE 187
- VARIABLE READ 188
- VARIABLE RECALIBRATE 189
- VARIABLE REPORT_LEVEL 190
- VARIABLE RESET 191
- VARIABLE SLEEP_AFTER 192
- VARIABLE SHIFT LEFT 193
- VARIABLE TEXT BUFFER 194
- VARIABLE TXTBFR 4096 195
- VARIABLE USER_FEEDBACK 196
- VARIABLE WIDTH 197
- PROMPTS 200
- DATASKIP 201
- Using VARIABLE Commands 203
- Blazer Compatibility 204
- USING VARIABLE COMMANDS 205
- Optimizing Index Detection 206
- Automatic Detect 207
- Setting Print Width 208
- RFID Commands 209
- RFID Command Name 210
- RFID COMMANDS 211
- RF ID_GET 213
- RF HOST 214
- RF VAR_CLEAR 215
- WTLOCK 218
- Example To Printer: 219
- From Printer: 219
- RF_TYPE 220
- RF_IDNUM 221
- RF_BLKSZ 222
- RF LOCATION 223
- !RFID ? 224
- !RFID CONFIRM 225
- !RFID HOST 226
- !RFID LEDFLSH 227
- !RFID LEDTIME 228
- !RFID MARK 229
- !RFID RDAFTWT 230
- !RFID RETRY 231
- !RFID SSONCMD 232
- !RFID TAGTYPE 233
- !RFID TIMEOUT 234
- !RFID TXAFTER 236
- !RFID VOID 237
- Ethernet Printer Information 239
- Network Protocols 240
- Network Applications 240
- ETHERNET PRINTER INFORMATION 241
- Printer Configuration 242
- Operation 243
- Variable Commands 244
- Ethernet Variable Commands 245
- VARIABLE ETHERNET BOOTP 246
- VARIABLE ETHERNET DHCP 247
- VARIABLE ETHERNET DHCP_CRIT 248
- VARIABLE ETHERNET FIRMWARE 250
- VARIABLE ETHERNET GATEWAY 251
- ETHETNET PRINTER INFORMATION 252
- VARIABLE ETHERNET LPD 253
- VARIABLE ETHERNET TELNET 254
- VARIABLE ETHERNET IP 255
- VARIABLE ETHERNET RESET 256
- “public” 257
- VARIABLE ETHERNET RTEL 258
- VARIABLE ETHERNET RTEL PORT 259
- VARIABLE ETHERNET NETMASK 262
- VARIABLE ETHERNET SERVER 263
- Bar Code Information 265
- I2OF5 AND D2OF5 266
- CODE39 and CODE39+ 266
- EAN, EAN8, and EAN13 267
- ADD2, ADD5 267
- CODABAR 267
- PLESSEY AND MSI1 268
- MAXICODE 268
- POSTNET 269
- CODE128 A, B, C 270
- BAR CODE INFORMATION 271
- CODE16K 272
- Media Tips and Tricks 273
- Adhesives 274
- Transfer) 274
- Media Sensitivity 276
- Troubleshooting 277
- TROUBLESHOOTING 278
- Common Issues 279
- Graphics Programming Issues 287
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