SATO CL408e, CL412e, CL608e, LC408e, CL612e Programming Reference Manual

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Table of Contents
1. Outline ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7
2. Motion Setting Default Value ..................................................................................................................................... 7
3. Font Table ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9
4. View Point of Command Manual ............................................................................................................................ 11
5. Control Command ..................................................................................................................................................... 13
5.1 ESC+A Data Send Start ....................................................................................................................................... 13
5.2 ESC+Z Data Send End ......................................................................................................................................... 14
5.3 ESC+Q Print Number ........................................................................................................................................... 15
5.4 ESC+ID Job ID Number ....................................................................................................................................... 16
5.5 ESC+WK Job Name ............................................................................................................................................. 17
5.6 ESC+RK RFID Write ............................................................................................................................................. 18
6. Print Position Command .......................................................................................................................................... 20
6.1 ESC+H Print Horizontal Position .......................................................................................................................... 20
6.2 ESC+V Print Vertical Position ............................................................................................................................... 21
7. Modification Command ............................................................................................................................................ 22
7.1 ESC+P Character Pitch ........................................................................................................................................ 22
7.2 ESC+L Enlargement ............................................................................................................................................. 23
7.3 ESC+PS Proportional Pitch .................................................................................................................................. 24
7.4 ESC+PR Release Proportional Pitch ................................................................................................................... 25
7.5 ESC+% Rotate ...................................................................................................................................................... 26
7.6 ESC+F Sequential Number .................................................................................................................................. 27
7.7 ESC+FW Ruler and Frame Print ......................................................................................................................... 28
7.8 ESC+( Black/White Inversion Print ....................................................................................................................... 29
7.9 ESC+KC Kanji Code ............................................................................................................................................. 30
7.10 ESC+& Form Overlay Registration .................................................................................................................... 31
7.11 ESC+/ Form Overlay Recall ............................................................................................................................... 32
7.12 ESC+0 Part Editing Function .............................................................................................................................. 33
7.13 ESC+WD Copy within Labels (Part Copy) ........................................................................................................ 34
7.14 ESC+J Journal Print ............................................................................................................................................ 36
7.15 ESC+RF Font / Logo Search Print ..................................................................................................................... 37
7.16 ESC+RM Mirror Rotate ....................................................................................................................................... 38
7.17 ESC+_D Variable Data ....................................................................................................................................... 40
7.18 ESC+_Q Label Print Number ............................................................................................................................. 41
7.19 ESC+RI Label Size ............................................................................................................................................. 42
7.20 ESC+RW Sheet Unit Copy Number .................................................................................................................. 43
7.21 ESC+RC Sheet Unit Cut Number ...................................................................................................................... 44
7.22 ESC+RT Print Order ........................................................................................................................................... 45
7.23 ESC+RE Telegraphic Message End ................................................................................................................. 46
7.24 ESC+RS Sheet Sending .................................................................................................................................... 47
7.25 ESC+WS Work Shift Information Print .............................................................................................................. 48
7.26 ESC+RZ RFID Message Print Registration ...................................................................................................... 49
8. Font Command .......................................................................................................................................................... 50
8.1 ESC+XU XU Font (Basic Size 5X9 dot) .............................................................................................................. 50
8.2 ESC+XS XS Font (Basic Size 17 X 17 dot) ........................................................................................................ 52
8.3 ESC+XM XM Font (Basic Size 24 X 24 dot) ....................................................................................................... 54
8.4 ESC+XB XB Font (Basic Size 48 X 48 dot) ........................................................................................................ 56
8.5 ESC+XL XL Font (Basic Size 48 X 48 dot) ......................................................................................................... 58
8.6 ESC+OA OCR-A Font .......................................................................................................................................... 60
8.7 ESC+OB OCR-B Font .......................................................................................................................................... 62
8.8 ESC+$ Outline Font Shape .................................................................................................................................. 64
8.9 ESC+$= Outline Font Print ................................................................................................................................... 65
8.10 ESC+RD CG Font ............................................................................................................................................... 67
8.11 ESC+K1 16X16 dot Horizontal Text Flow Kanji (Valid Specification of JIS or Shift JIS) ................................ 70
8.12 ESC+K2 24 X 24 dot Horizontal Text Flow Kanji (Valid Specification of JIS or Shift JIS) .............................. 71
8.13 ESC+K8 16 X 16 dot Horizontal Text with Mixture of half-sized, full-sized Kanji (Valid Specification of Shift
JIS) ................................................................................................................................................................................ 72
8.14 ESC+K9 24 X 24 dot Horizontal Text with Mixture of Half-sized, Full-sized Kanji (Valid Specification of Shift
JIS) ................................................................................................................................................................................ 73
8.15 ESC+k1 16X16 dot Vertical Text Flow Kanji (Valid Specification of JIS or Shift JIS) ..................................... 74
8.16 ESC+k2 24 X 24 dot Vertical Text Flow Kanji (Valid Specification of JIS or Shift JIS) ................................... 75
8.17 ESC+k8 16X16 dot Vertical Text with Mixture of Half-sized, Full-sized Kanji (Valid Specification of Shift JIS)
...................................................................................................................................................................................... 76
8.18 ESC+k9 24 X 24 dot Vertical Text with Mixture of Half-sized, Full-sized Kanji (Valid Specification of Shift
JIS) ................................................................................................................................................................................ 77
8.19 ESC+T1 16 X 16 dot External Word Registration ............................................................................................. 78
8.20 ESC+T2 24 X 24 dot External Word Register ................................................................................................... 80
8.21 ESC+K1(K2) External Character Re-Call Horizontal Text Flow ...................................................................... 82
8.22 ESC+k1(k2) External Character Re-Call Vertical Text Flow ............................................................................ 83
9. Barcode Specification Outline ................................................................................................................................ 84
9.1 ESC+B Barcode (Ratio 1:3) ................................................................................................................................. 87
9.2 ESC+D Barcode (ratio 1 : 2) ................................................................................................................................. 89
9.3 ESC+D~ESC+d Barcode (Explanation Word Selection) ................................................................................... 91
9.4 ESC+BD Barcode (ratio 2 : 5) .............................................................................................................................. 92
9.5 ESC+BT Barcode Ratio Registration ................................................................................................................... 94
9.6 ESC+BW Barcode Print from Ratio ..................................................................................................................... 95
9.7 ESC+BI UCC/EAN128 <for Standard Carton ID> .............................................................................................. 98
9.8 ESC+BC CODE93 Barcode ............................................................................................................................... 100
9.9 ESC+BG CODE128 Barcode ............................................................................................................................ 102
9.10 ESC+BF Bookland ............................................................................................................................................ 106
9.11 ESC+BP Postnet ............................................................................................................................................... 108
9.12 ESC+BS USPS Barcode .................................................................................................................................. 110
9.13 ESC+EU Composite Symbol ........................................................................................................................... 112
9.14 ESC+BL UPC-A Barcode (Without HRI) ......................................................................................................... 116
9.15 ESC+BL~ESC+d UPC-A Barcode (With HRI) ............................................................................................... 117
9.16 ESC+BM UPC-A Barcode (With HRI) ............................................................................................................. 119
10. 2-D Code Command ............................................................................................................................................. 120
10.1 ESC+BQ QR Code ........................................................................................................................................... 120
10.2 ESC+BV MAXI Code ........................................................................................................................................ 145
10.3 ESC+BK PDF417 ............................................................................................................................................. 147
10.4 ESC+BX Data Matrix ........................................................................................................................................ 150
10.5 ESC+DC Data Matrix Data ............................................................................................................................... 151
10.6 ESC+FX Data Matrix Sequential Number ....................................................................................................... 152
10.7 ESC+2D10 PDF417 ......................................................................................................................................... 154
10.8 ESC+2D12 Micro PDF417 ............................................................................................................................... 156
10.9 ESC+2D20 MAXI Code .................................................................................................................................... 159
10.10 ESC+2D30 QR Code (Model 2) .................................................................................................................... 161
10.11 ESC+2D31 QR Code (Model 1) .................................................................................................................... 165
10.12 ESC+2D32 Micro QR Code ........................................................................................................................... 168
10.13 ESC+2D50 DataMatrix (ECC200) ................................................................................................................. 193
10.14 ESC+2D51 GS1 DataMatrix .......................................................................................................................... 196
11. Graphic Command ................................................................................................................................................ 199
11.1 ESC+G Graphic Print ........................................................................................................................................ 199
11.2 ESC+GM BMP File Print .................................................................................................................................. 200
11.3 ESC+GP PCX File Print ................................................................................................................................... 201
12. System Command ................................................................................................................................................ 202
12.1 ESC+CS Print Speed ....................................................................................................................................... 202
12.2 ESC+#E Print Darkness ................................................................................................................................... 203
12.3 ESC+A1 Label Size .......................................................................................................................................... 204
12.4 ESC+A3 Correction Pitch ................................................................................................................................. 206
12.5 ESC+AX Print Area Expand ............................................................................................................................. 208
12.6 ESC+AR Print Area Standard .......................................................................................................................... 209
12.7 ESC+EP Print End Position .............................................................................................................................. 210
12.8 ESC+~(NULL) Multiple Cut .............................................................................................................................. 211
12.9 ESC+~A Cut Unit Number ............................................................................................................................... 212
12.10 ESC+~B Feed Cut Motion .............................................................................................................................. 213
12.11 ESC+* Clear .................................................................................................................................................... 214
12.12 ESC+@ OffLine .............................................................................................................................................. 215
12.13 ESC+C Re-print .............................................................................................................................................. 216
12.14 ESC+PG Printer Motion Register .................................................................................................................. 217
12.15 ESC+PC Printer Motion Register ................................................................................................................... 220
12.16 ESC+E Automatic Line Feed ......................................................................................................................... 223
12.17 ESC+LD User Download ............................................................................................................................... 224
12.18 ESC+EX Memory Area Enlarge .................................................................................................................... 225
12.19 ESC+KM Kanji Mincho Style .......................................................................................................................... 226
12.20 ESC+KG Kanji Gothic Style ........................................................................................................................... 227
12.21 ESC+TW Option Waiting Time ...................................................................................................................... 228
12.22 ESC+TK Forced Tear Off ............................................................................................................................... 229
13. Memory Card Command...................................................................................................................................... 230
13.1 ESC+CC Card Slot ........................................................................................................................................... 230
13.2 ESC+BJF Memory Card Default ...................................................................................................................... 231
13.3 ESC+BJS Memory Card Status Print .............................................................................................................. 232
13.4 ESC+&S Form Overlay Register ..................................................................................................................... 233
13.5 ESC+&R Form Overlay Re-Call....................................................................................................................... 236
13.6 ESC+YS Format Register ................................................................................................................................ 237
13.7 ESC+/N Field Register ...................................................................................................................................... 240
13.8 ESC+YR Format Re-Call.................................................................................................................................. 241
13.9 ESC+/D Field Print ............................................................................................................................................ 242
13.10 ESC+GI Graphic Register .............................................................................................................................. 243
13.11 ESC+GR Graphic Re-Call .............................................................................................................................. 244
13.12 ESC+GT BMP File Register ........................................................................................................................... 245
13.13 ESC+GC BMP File Re-Call ............................................................................................................................ 246
13.14 ESC+PI PCX File Register ............................................................................................................................. 247
13.15 ESC+PY PCX File Re-Call ............................................................................................................................. 248
13.16 ESC+* Clear (memory card) .......................................................................................................................... 249
13.17 ESC+BJ, ESC+BJD True Type Font Register ............................................................................................. 250
13.18 ESC+BJT True Type Font Re-Call ................................................................................................................ 251
14. Calendar Command .............................................................................................................................................. 252
14.1 ESC+WT Calendar Setting .............................................................................................................................. 252
14.2 ESC+WP Calendar Calculation ....................................................................................................................... 253
14.3 ESC+WA Calendar Print .................................................................................................................................. 254
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1. Outline
This is the Command Specification for LC400e Series and Overseas ‘e’ Series. This ‘e’ Series is a general name of printers of Scantro Enhance (CL408e/412e, CL608e/612e, M-8400RVe, M-84Pro, M-5900RVe), S Series (M-8485Se, M-8490Se, M-8460Se, M-8459Se), M-10e.
In this specification, Dip Switch for setting purpose is shown as DSW.
2. Motion Setting Default Value
The following is the Motion Setting Default Value
LC408e/412e
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
4 inch/sec(100mm/sec) “range: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6”
Print Darkness Range
A “range: A, B”
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
CL408e/412e
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
4 inch/sec(100mm/sec) “range: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6”
Print Darkness Range
A “range: A, B”(CL412e only)
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
CL608e/612e
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
6 inch/sec(150mm/sec) “range: 4, 6, 8”
Print Darkness Range
A
Print Darkness
2 “range: 1, 2, 3”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
M-84Pro-2
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
6 inch/sec(150mm/sec) “range: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10”
Print Darkness Range
A
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
M-84Pro-3
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
6 inch/sec(150mm/sec) “range: 2, 4, 6, 8”
Print Darkness Range
A
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
8
M-84Pro-6
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
3 inch/sec(75mm/sec) “range: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6”
Print Darkness Range
A “range: A, B, C”
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
M-8400Rve
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
6 inch/sec(150mm/sec) “range: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10”
Print Darkness Range
A “range: A, B”
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
M-5900RVe
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
3 inch/sec(75mm/sec) “range: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6”
Print Darkness Range
A
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
M-10e
Item
Default Value
Print Speed
5 inch/sec(125mm/sec) “range: 4, 5, 6”
Print Darkness Range
A
Print Darkness
3 “range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5”
Start Position Offset
+0
‘0’ Font Switch Over
YES
Kanji Code Switch Over
JIS
Proportional Pitch Specification
Proportional Pitch
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3. Font Table
When installation font is used, specify the ESC+(font type command).
Font Font Type Pitch Printer Model
OA(8dot/mm)
Bit Map「OCR-A font」 15×22 dot
Fixed
All Models
OB(8dot /mm)
Bit Map「OCR-B font」 20×24 dot
Fixed
All Models
OA(12dot /mm)
Bit Map「OCR-A font」 22×33 dot
Fixed
All Models
OB(12dot /mm)
Bit Map「OCR-B font」 30×36 dot
Fixed
All Models
OA(24dot /mm)
Bit Map「OCR-A font」 44×66 dot
Fixed
M-84Pro only
OB(24dot /mm)
Bit Map「OCR-B font」 60×72 dot
Fixed
M-84Pro only
XU
Bit Map「XU font」 5× 9 dot
Fixed / Proportional
All Models
XS
Bit Map「XS font」 17×17 dot
Fixed / Proportional
All Models
XM
Bit Map「XM font」 24×24 dot
Fixed / Proportional
All Models
XB
Bit Map「XB font」 48×48 dot
Fixed / Proportional
All Models
XL
Bit Map「XL font」 48×48 dot
Fixed / Proportional
All Models
K1
Bit Map「K1 font」 16×16 dot
Fixed
All Models ※1, ※2
K2
Bit Map「K2 font」 24×24 dot
Fixed
All Models 1, ※2
$ (specify shape
$= (specify print)
Outline Font Fixed / Proportional All Models
RD
CG Font「CG Times」
Fixed / Proportional
All Models
CG Font「CG Triumvirate」
Fixed / Proportional
All Models
1 Except LC400e series.2 The Option Kanji PCB (MEM PCB with Kanji ROM, Main PCB with Kanji ROM) is required.
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Enlarge Font
The installation font is enlargeable from 1~12 times. The internal bitmap is enlargeable from its standard size of 1~12 times.
For example, if the standard size is enlarged to 3 times with the width 5dot X height 9dot, it becomes at width 15dot X
height 27 dot. Below is the parameter filling method of printed character at height X enlargement ratio, width X enlargement ratio. width X enlargement ratio = width parameter setting value height X enlargement ratio = height parameter setting value Enlarge Specification <L> is controlling the font size of enlargement. The parameter is specified by the ratio.
For instance, if it is specified as <L>0304, font will be set at horizontal direction X 3 times and vertical direction X 4
times bigger than the standard size.
Character pitch is also enlarged if Expand Specification Command is specified.
Fixed Pitch and Proportional Pitch
XU~XL Font, Outline Font, CG Font can select Fixed Pitch and Proportional Pitch Printing. Proportional Pitch Specification can be set at proportional pitch specification <PS>, proportional pitch release specification<PR>,or printer’s LCD advance mode. The proportional pitch size is different depends on font type. If proportional pitch is specified, the width of alphanumeric will become smaller. The character width of fixed pitch is based on the font size respectively.
Difference between Outline Font and Bit Map Font
Bitmap font is internally installed at a fixed font height and width size. The actual height of bitmap font is slightly bigger
than the width. Bitmap font is the biggest size of font matrix. The reference for font type and font size is at the previous page of Font Table.
Set the height and width of the outline font equally, a well-balanced font can be generated by using the Smooth Scaling
Argorithm Function of the printer. In addition, many font styles such as character decoration, reverse plate, shadow and italics can be selected.
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4. View Point of Command Manual
7.2 Modify
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se
M-84Pro-2/3/6
LC408e/412e
ESC+L
HEX Code
ESC
L
Parameter
<1B>
16
<4C>
16
aabb
Default Value
aa=01, bb=01
Valid Range and
Term of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter. is not maintained.
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter is vlaid til it is set to the next specification
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes default value at next item <A>
[Function]
To specify the enlargement ratio of print font.
[Format] <L>aabb
● Parameter a {Enlargement Ratio in Horizontal Direction} = Valid Range : 01~12 b {Enlargement Ratio in Vertical Direction} = Valid Range : 01~12
[Coding Example] Enlargement Ratio in Horizontal Direction:4 times, Enlargement Ratio in Vertical Direction:3 times <A> <V>100<H>200<P>3<L>0403<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.Character pitch is enlarged at the same time. When character pitch specification <P> is used at the same time, the parameter value of horizontal direction enlargement ratio which is specified at enlargement specification <L> will be reflected in the next character pitch specification <P>
2.To enlarge the graphic, specify the enlargement specification <L> before the graphic print command.
[Point]
1.To enlarge the ratio, design the print format which will not exceed the print area.
[Valid Command]
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<X70>*1
<X71>*1
<X72>*1
<X73>*1
<X74>*1
<X75>*1
<X76>*1
<X77>*1
<OA>
<OB>
<K1>*2
<K2>*2
<K3>*3
<K8>*2
<K9>*2
<k1>*2
<k2>*2
<k3>*3
<k8>*2
<k9>*2
Modify
<P>
<RF>
Graphic
<G>
<GM>
<GP>
*1 Valid only for M84PRO *2 The Optional Kanji ROM is required *3 Valid only for CL4e/6e (Optional Kanji ROM is required)
Show the classification of Command
It is classified in “Control”, “Print Position”, “Modify”, “Font”, “Barcode”, “2-D Code”, “Graphic”, “System”, “Memory Card”,
“Calender”.
⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬
Enlargement
⑦ ⑥
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To identify Command Valid / Invalid for each model When the command is invalid, it will be shown as{ }
e.g.) following table shows when the command is valid only for M-10e
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se
M-84Pro-2/3/6
LC408e/412e
To show command name
To show command code
To show command by HEX Code
To show parameter described in the command, ()shows that “valid to omit”.
To show the default value of command
To show the valid range of command
●When power is switched off (1)Set parameter will be maintained (2)Set parameter will not be maintained (3)Set command will not be maintained
●Valid range within Items (1)The set parameter is valid until the next specification is made (2)The set parameter becomes invalid (3)The set command becomes invalid
●Valid range between Items (1)The set parameter becomes default value at the next item <A> (2)The set parameter becomes valid until the next specification is made (3)The set parameter becomes invalid (4)The set command becomes invalid.
To explain the outline of command function
To explain command and required parameter
<L>aabb and command of ESC+L(<1B>
16<4C>16)reflects 2 types of parameter aa or bb.
To explain command example
If the content of coding example is outputted from printer connected with RS-232C, the following will appear if programming is done by BASIC language.
To make supplementary explanation on command function and meaning of parameter.
To explain the important point and control when command is used.
To explain affected command when command is used.
10 ESC$=CHR$&H1B 20 OPEN “COM19600,N,8,1,RS
BIN” FOR OUTPUT AS #1
30 PRINT #1,ESC$;“A”; 40 PRINT #1,ESC$;“V100”ESC$“H200” 50 PRINT #1,ESC$;“P3”;ESC$;“L0403” 60 PRINT #1,ESC$;“XMABCD” 70 PRINT #1,ESC$;“Q2”; 80 PRINT #1,ESC$;“Z” 90 CLOSE #1 100 END
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5. Control Command
5.1 Control
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
5.1 ESC+A Data Send Start
ESC+A
HEX Code
ESC
A
Parameter
<1B>16
<41>16
NIL
Default Value
NIL
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set command is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set command becomes invalid
Valid Range between Items
The set command becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify Data Send Start.
[Format]
<A>
[Coding Example]
<A>
<V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.To show item starts, must be used at the beginning of the item.
2.Data Send Start Specification <A> and Data Send End Specification <Z> must be used as a pair.
[Point]
1.All of the command setting value excluded one portion of the system command will return to the default value.
2.Print motion is inactive when Data Send Start Specification <A> is not specified.
Data Send Start
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5.2 Control
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
5.2 ESC+Z Data Send End
ESC+Z
HEX Code
ESC
Z
Parameter
<1B>16
<5A>16
NIL
Default Value
NIL
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set command is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set command becomes invalid
Valid Range between Items
The set command becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify Data Send End
[Format]
<Z>
[Coding Example]
<A> <V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABCD <Q>2
<Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.To show the completion of item, must be used at the end of the item.
2.Data Send Start Specification <A> and Data Send End Specification <Z> must be used as a pair.
[Point]
1.Print motion is inactive when Data Send End Specification <Z> is not specified.
Data Send End
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5.3 Control
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
5.3 ESC+Q Print Number
ESC+Q
HEX Code
ESC
Q
Parameter
<1B>16
<51>16
aaaaaa
Default Value
aaaaaa=1
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify number of printing
[Format]
<Q>aaaaaa
●Parameter
a {Number to print} = Valid Range : 1~999999
[Coding Example] Print Number Specification:2 pieces
<A> <V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABCD
<Q>2
<Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.As 1 print content that is specified by Data Send Start Specification <A> ~ Data Send End Specification <Z>, several same content printing will be specified.
2.Must be used before data send complete specification <Z>.
[Point]
1.Number of printing is specified, even if same label is printed, if Sequential Number Specification <F> is used, only the sequential number value set at the field portion will be printed out.
2.If it is combined with Multiple Cut Specification <~>, print numbers is printed out by calculation from print number times cut specified value.
Print Number
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5.4 Control
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
5.4 ESC+ID Job ID Number
ESC+ID
HEX Code
ESC
ID
Parameter
<1B>16
<49>16<44>16
aa
Default Value
aa=<20>16
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify Job ID No for status send
[Format]
<ID>aa
●Parameter
a {Job ID No} = Valid Range : 00~99
[Coding Example] Job ID No:01
<A>
<ID>01
<V>200<H>100<P>0<$>B,100,100,6 <$=>SATOPRINTER <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.When status return is used on interface protocol, the specified Job ID No can be set at the telegraphic status.
2.Status can be confirmed by sending status request (ENQ).
3.Program it within items and use it whle printing is performed by Data Send Start Specification <A> ~ Data Send End Specification <Z>.
[Point]
1.Status return interface protocol is valid when status request (ENQ) during printing(QTY≠0, includes when Offline and Error occurs) is received.
2.At the status return interface protocol, if status request (ENQ) is returned not during printing, (QTY=0, no received data when power
is switched on), set a space (20H) at the status and then return it.
3.Within items of Data Send Start Specification<A> ~ Data Send Complete Specification <Z>, the final specified value is valid when Job ID Number Specification <ID> is used more than twice.
4.The details can be referred to “Interface Specification”
Job ID Number
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5.5 Control
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
5.5 ESC+WK Job Name
ESC+WK
HEX Code
ESC
WK
Parameter
<1B>16
<57>16<4B>16
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Default Value
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa=<20>16
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter becomes valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify Job Name for status return
[Format]
<WK>aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
●Parameter
a {Job Name} = ASCII Code 16 digits, shift JIS Kanji 8 digits
[Coding Example] Job Name:SATO
<A>
<WK>SATO
<V>200<H>100<P>0<$>B,100,100,6 <$=>SATOPRINTER <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.If status 4 is used on interface protocol, the specified Job Name can be set at the telegraphic status.
2.Confirm the status at every ouput of status request (ENQ)
3.Program it within items and use it while printing is performed by using Data Send Start Specification <A> ~ Data Send Complete Specification <Z>.
4.Can be used by combining with Job ID No Specification <ID>.
[Point]
1 At the status return interface protocol , it is valid if status request (ENQ) is received during printing (QTY≠0, includes Offline,
error).
2 At the status return interface protocol, if status request (ENQ) is received not during printing (QTY=0, received data is not
available
when power is switched on), set the space (20H) at the status and then return it.
3 Within the Data Send Start Specification <A> ~ Data Send Complete Specification <Z>, the final specified value becomes valid
when Job Name Specification <WK> is used more than twice.
4 The details can be referred to the “Interface Specification”.
Job Name
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5.6 Control
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
5.6 ESC+RK RFID Write
ESC+RK
HEX Code
ESC
RK
Parameter
<1B>16
<52>16<4B>16
a(,b)(,c),Dmm,n~n
Default Value
b=0, c=0
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify data to be written in RFID Tag
[Format]
<RK>a(,b)(,c),Dmm,n~n
●Parameter
a {Tag Type Specification} = 0 : I-CODE(max 48 byte writable)
1 : TAG-IT (max 32 byte writable)
b {RFID Tag Error Ignore Specification}omittable = 0 : No Specification when omission 0
1 : With Specification
2~9 : RFID Tag Error Ignore Specification Print Number
c {Write Protector Specifcation}omittable = 0 : No Specification when omission 0
1 : With Specification(valid only when a=1)
m {Write Data Size Specification} = valid range : 0~48(byte)(when it is a=1)
: 0~32(byte)(when it is a=2)
n {Write Data}
[Coding Example 1] Record 13 byte of characters {4912345678904}on the Ta g -it tag(omit b,c)
<A> <V>50<H>50<BD>3020654912345678904
<RK>1,D13,4912345678904
<Q>2 <Z>
[Coding Example 2] Record 13 byte of characters {4912345678904}on the Tag-it tag, ignore 3 pieces of errors(omit c)
<A> <V>50<H>50<BD>3020654912345678904
<RK>1,3,D13,4912345678904
<Q>2 <Z>
[Coding 3] Record 13 byte of characters {4912345678904}on the Tag-it tag, error ignore is not available, write protector is available.
<A> <V>50<H>50<BD>3020654912345678904
<RK>1,0,1,D13,4912345678904
<Q>2 <Z>
RFID Write
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[Supplementary Explanation]
1.Valid only with Optional installed model of CL408e/412eRFID.
2.RFID Write Specification <RK> operates as printer’s print motion, the following motions of Continuous Motion, Cutter Motion, (Motion
1), Dispense Motion (Motion 1) and Tear Off Motion is applicable. However, if tear off motion is specified, information return becomes invalid even if it is writable to the tag.
3. RFID Write Specification <RK> cannot be specified at multiple between Data Send Start Specification <A> ~ Data Send Complete Specification <Z>. Use STX+<A> and <Z>+ETX as a pair. The motion is not stable when STX and ETX is omitted.
4.When RFID Tag Error Ignore is specified, print job will be re-started automatically when RFID Tag Error occur. After the re-start, the
data as same as the sent-data will be sent when RFID Tag Error occur, the quantity specified at Print Label Specification <Q> will not be deducted.
When RFID Tag Error Ignore Specification is set at 2~9, the specified quantity of RFID Tag Error will be ignored. If specified quantity of RFID Tag Error continue to appear, print job will be stopped with error. To stop auto printing temporarily when RFID tag error occurs, press LINE key when RFID TAG ERROR is displaying on the LCD screen, set to Offline status, clear all of the received data.
5.If specification of parameter b is omitted, RFID Tag Error Ignore Specification will not be performed.
6.Once specification of parameter c is omitted, write protector specification will not be executed. If specification of parameter b is omitted, the specification of parameter c is not able to be performed.
7.If write protector is specified, data which is written to the Tag will be protected. Please be noted that once the Tag is protected, the
re-write of the Tag is not able to be executed. And if data re-write is performed by printer to the protected Tag data, RFID Tag Error will appear.
8.Only TAG-IT can be applied on Write Protector Specification. If write protector is specified against I-CODE tag, command error will
appear.
9.Information of sequential and calendar cannot be written in RFID. It can be used with combination with Job ID Specification <ID>.
10. The RFID detail motion can be referred to “RFID Kit Option Specification”.
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6. Print Position Command
6.1 Print Position
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
6.1 ESC+H Print Horizontal Position
ESC+H
HEX Code
ESC
H
Parameter
<1B>16
<48>16
aaaa
Default Value
aaaa=1
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter is valid until the next parameter is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes default value at next item <A>
[Function]
To specify the horizontal direction print position from the print start position by dot
[Format]
<H>aaaa
●Parameter
a {Print Horizontal Position Specification} = Valid Range: refer to the table below
[Coding Example] Print Horizontal Position:200 dot
<A> <V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.To specify the start horizontal position for character, barcode, borders, graphic etc.
[Point]
1.Content (character, barcode, graphic etc) exceeds print valid range will not be printed.
[Parameter Default Value and Valid Range]
Model Default
Value
Valid Range (dot) Model Default
Value
Valid Range (dot)
LC408e
1
1~832
LC412e
1
1~1248
CL408e
1
1~832
CL412e
1
1~1248
M-8400RVe
1
1~832
CL612e
1
1~1984
CL608e
1
1~1216 M-5900RVe
1
1~896
M-8490Se
1
1~1344
M-8485Se
1
1~1024
M-84Pro-3
1
1~1248
M-8460Se
1
1~1216
M-84Pro-6
1
1~2496
M-8459Se
1
1~896 M-84Pro-2
1
1~832
[Valid Command]
Modify
<WD>
<FW>
<(>
<RF>
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<OA>
<OB>
<RD>
<$=>
<K1>
*1
<K2>
*1
<K8>
*1
<K9>
*1
<k1>
*1
<k2>
*1
<k8>
*1
<k9>
*1
Barcode
<B>
<BC>
<BG>
<BI>
<BP>
<D>
<D><d>
<BD>
<BT>
<BW>
2-D Code
<BK>*2
<BQ>*2
<BV>*2
<BX>*2
<2D10>*3
<2D12>*3
<2D20>*3
<2D30>*3
<2D31>*3
<2D32>*3
<2D50>*3
<2D51>*3
Graphic
<G>
<GM>
<GP>
Memory Card
<GR>
<GC>
<PY>
*1 Requires optional Kanji ROM. (Not supported for LC408e/412e.) *2 Not supported for LC408e/412e. *3 Supported for LC408e/412e only.
Print Horizontal Position
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6.2 Print Position
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
6.2 ESC+V Print Vertical Position
ESC+V
HEX Code
ESC
V
Parameter
<1B>16
<56>16
aaaa
Default Value
aaaa=1
Valid Range and
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes default value at the next item <A>
[Function] The print position from start position at vertical direction is specified by dot
[Format]
<V>aaaa
● Parameter
a {Print Vertical Position Specification} = Valid Range: refer to the table below
[Coding Example] Print Vertical Position: 100 dot
<A> <V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.To specify the start vertical position for character, barcode, borders, graphic etc.
[Parameter Default Value and Valid Range]
Model
Default
Value
Valid Range (dot)
Model
Default
Value
Valid Range (dot)
Standard Print
Area
Expand Print
Area
Standard Print Area
Expand Print Area
LC408e
1
1~1424
1~2848
LC412e
1
1~2136
1~4272
CL408e
1
1~1424
1~2848
CL412e
1
1~2136
1~4272
M-8400RVe
1
1~1424
1~2848
CL612e
1
1~2136
1~4272
CL608e
1
1~1424
1~2848
M-5900RVe
1
1~1424
1~2848
M-8490Se
1
1~2136
1~4272
M-8485Se
1
1~1424
1~2848
M-84Pro-3
1
1~2136
1~4272
M-8460Se
1
1~1424
1~2848
M-84Pro-6
1
1~4272
1~8544
M-8459Se
1
1~1424
1~2848
M-84Pro-2
1
1~1424
1~2848
[Point]
1.Content (character, barcode, graphic etc) exceeds print valid area will not be printed.
[Valid Command]
Modify
<WD>
<FW>
<(>
<RF>
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<OA>
<OB>
<RD>
<$=>
<K1>
*1
<K2>
*1
<K8>
*1
<K9>
*1
<k1>
*1
<k2>
*1
<k8>
*1
<k9>
*1
Barcode
<B>
<BC>
<BG>
<BI>
<BP>
<D>
<D><d>
<BD>
<BT>
<BW>
2-D Code
<BK>*2
<BQ>*2
<BV>*2
<BX>*2
<2D10>*3
<2D12>*3
<2D20>*3
<2D30>*3
<2D31>*3
<2D32>*3
<2D50>*3
<2D51>*3
Graphic
<G>
<GM>
<GP>
Memory Card
<GR>
<GC>
<PY>
*1 Requires optional Kanji ROM. (Not supported for LC408e/412e.) *2 Not supported for LC408e/412e. *3 Supported for LC408e/412e only.
Print Vertical Position
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7. Modification Command
7.1 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.1 ESC+P Character Pitch
ESC+P
HEX Code
ESC
P
Parameter
<1B>16
<50>16
aa
Default Value
aa=2
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes default value at the next item <A>.
[Function]
Character pitch is specified by dot number.
[Format]
<P>aa
● Parameter
a {Character Pitch} = Valid Range: 00~99 (dot)
[Coding Example] Character Pitch:10
<A> <V>100<H>200<P>10<L>0202<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.Character pitch refers to character gap as well as font gap when selecting font or barcode.
2.The specified character pitch will expand depends on ratio of Enlargement Specification <L>.
3.Even if new line code “CR” is specified at Auto New Line Specification <E>, it maintains as original without returning to default value. It returns to default value by selecting Data Send Start Specification <A>.
4.By specifying Character Pitch Specification <P> right before specifying the barcode, pitch command becomes valid towards barcode module. Barcode entitled to is : NW-7·CODE39·Industrial 2 of 5·Matrix 2 of 5 Details can be referred to “9.Barcode Specification Outline (3) Character Pitch Gap”.
5.Data specification except figure or over-digit is specified, it becomes as the default value.
[Valid Command]
Modify
<RF>
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<OA>
<OB>
<RD>
<$=>
<K1>
*1
<K2>
*1
<K8>
*1
<K9>
*1
<k1>
*1
<k2>
*1
<k8>
*1
<k9>
*1
Barcode
<B>
<D>
<D><d>
<BD>
<BT>
<BW>
*1 Requires optional Kanji ROM. (Not supported for LC408e/412e.)
Character Pitch
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7.2 Modify
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.2 ESC+L Enlargement
ESC+L
HEX Code
ESC
L
Parameter
<1B>16
<4C>16
aabb
Default Value
aa=01, bb=01
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes default value a the next item <A>
[Function]
To specify enlargement ratio of print font.
[Format]
<L>aabb
● Parameter
a {Horizontal Direction Enlargement Ratio} = Valid Range: 01~12 b {Vertical Direciton Enlargement Ratio} = Valid Range: 01~12
[Coding Example] Enlargement Ratio at Horizontal Direction : 4 times; Enlargement Ratio at Vertical Direction : 3 times
<A> <V>100<H>200<P>3<L>0403<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.Character pitch enlarge at the same time, when Character Pitch Specification <P> is used together, the parameter value of horizontal direction enlargement ratio which is specified at Enlargement Specification <L> will be reflected at Character Pitch Specification <P> which is set at the following.
2.If graphic is enlarged, specify the Enlargement Specification <L> right before the graphic print command.
[Point]
1.To expand the enlargement ratio, design the print format not to exceed the print area.
[Valid Command]
Modify
<P>
<RF>
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<OA>
<OB>
<RD>
<$=>
<K1>
*1
<K2>
*1
<K8>
*1
<K9>
*1
<k1>
*1
<k2>
*1
<k8>
*1
<k9>
*1
Graphic
<G>
<GM>
<GP>
Memory Card
<GR>
<GC>
<PY>
*1 Requires optional Kanji ROM. (Not supported for LC408e/412e.)
Enlargement
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7.3 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.3 ESC+PS Proportional Pitch
ESC+PS
HEX Code
ESC
PS
Parameter
<1B>16
<50>16<53>16
NIL
Default Value
NIL
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set command is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set command is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set command becomes valid
[Funciton]
To specify the proportional pitch
[Format]
<PS>
[Coding Example]
<A>
<PS>
<V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1. When Proportional Pitch Specification <PS> is specified, the width of alphanumeric becomes narrower than before it is specified.
2. Proportional print will not be conducted when data that is not specified is set.
3. Although the setting status of Proportional Pitch Specification <PS> is default at printer initial status, the setting value
(fixed/proportional) of default at printer LCD Advance Mode Setting still can be specified.
[Valid Command]
Modify
<RF>
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<RD>
<$=>
Proportional Pitch
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7.4 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.4 ESC+PR Release Proportional Pitch
ESC+PR
HEX Code
ESC
PR
Parameter
<1B>16
<50>16<52>16
NIL
Default Value
NIl
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set command is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set command is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set command becomes valid
[Funciton]
To specify the release of proportional pitch
[Format]
<PR>
[Coding Example]
<A>
<PR>
<V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABCD <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Example]
1.Although the setting status ‘proportional pitch’ of Proportional Pitch Specification <PS> is default at printer initial status, the setting value (fixed/proportional) of default at printer LCD advance mode setting still can be specified.
[Valid Command]
Modify
<RF>
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<RD>
<$=>
Release Proportional Pitch
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7.5 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.5 ESC+% Rotate
ESC+%
HEX Code
ESC
%
Parameter
<1B>16
<25>16
a
Default Value
a=0
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set command is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set command is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes default value at next item <A>
[Function]
To specify font and barcode rotation at anti-clock wise direction
[Format]
<%>a
● Parameter
a {Rotate Direciton} = 0 : Parallel 1(0 degree) 1 : Serial 1(90 degree) 2 : Parallel 2(180 degree) 3 : Serial 2(270 degree)
[Coding Example] Font Rotation: 180 degree, barcode rotation: parallel 1
<A>
<%>2
<V>100<H>400<P>3<L>0403<XM>ABCD
<%>1
<V>400<H>200<BD>103160*123* <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1. The position specification of Print Vertical Position Specification <V> or Print Horizontal Position Specification <H> are absolute value from the start point.
2. When the value of parameter a is 4~9, it will become command error and ignored. In case of besides figures, it is ignored and will be printed at 0 degree.
3. Be aware of any barcode blurring when printing barcode with serial 1 or 2. And slow down the print speed when conducting rotation print using serial 1 or 2.
[Valid Command]
Modify
<RF>
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<OA>
<OB>
<RD>
<$=>
<K1>
*1
<K2>
*1
<K8>
*1
<K9>
*1
<k1>
*1
<k2>
*1
<k8>
*1
<k9>
*1
Barcode
<B>
<BC>
<BG>
<BI>
<BP>
<D>
<D><d>
<BD>
<BT>
<BW>
2-D Code
<BK>*2
<BQ>*2
<BV>*2
<BX>*2
<2D10>*3
<2D12>*3
<2D20>*3
<2D30>*3
<2D31>*3
<2D32>*3
<2D50>*3
<2D51>*3
Graphic
<G>
<GM>
<GP>
System
<E>
Memory Card
<GR>
<GC>
<PY>
*1 Requires optional Kanji ROM. (Not supported for LC408e/412e.) *2 Not supported for LC408e/412e. *3 Supported for LC408e/412e only.
Parallel 1
(0 degree)
Parallel 2
(180 degree)
Serial 1
(90 degree)
Serial 2
(270 degree)
Label Feed Direction
Start Position
Start
Position
Start
Position
Start
Position
Label Feed Direction
Label Feed Direction
Label Feed Direction
Rotate
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7.6 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.6 ESC+F Sequential Number
ESC+F
HEX Code
ESC
F
Parameter
<1B>16
<46>16
aaaabcccc(,dd,ee,f)
Default Value
NIL
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
[Function]
Set before the data specification command of font or barcode, print the specified data sequentially.
[Format]
<F>aaaabcccc(,dd,ee,f)
● Parameter
a {Print Number Specification of the Identical Information}= valid range : 1~9999 b {Increase / Decrease Specification} = + : Addition
- : Reduction c {Setting of Increase / Decrease Value} = valid range : 1~9999 d {Sequential Number Effective Digit} = valid range : 1~99 omit 8 (omittable) e {Low Level Invalid Digit} = valid range : 0~99 omit 0 (omittable) f {Decimal or Hex Sequential Number Specification} = valid range : 0~99 omit 0 (omittable) 0 : Decimal omit 0 (omittable) 1 : HEX
[Coding Example] Print Number of Identical Information:1, increase/decrease specification:+, increase/decrease value:1,
sequential number digit:5, low level invalid digit:0 <A> <V>100<H>100<P>2<L>0202 <F>1+1,5,0<XU>10000 <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.The sequential number specification position for 1 format can be set until 8.
2.The black / white inversion <(>is not applicable to the sequential number.
3.The automatic line feed <E> is not applicable.
[Valid Command]
Font
<XU>
<XS>
<XM>
<XB>
<XL>
<OA>
<OB>
Barcode
<B>
<BC>
<BG>
<BI>
<BP>
<D>
<D><d>
<BD>
<BT>
<BW>
Sequential Number
28
7.7 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.7 ESC+FW Ruler and Frame Print
ESC+FW
HEX Code
ESC
FW
Parameter
<1B>16 <46>16<57>16
Ruler aabcccc Frame aabbVccccHdddd
Default Value
NIL
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify the print ruler and frame print
[Format]
<FW>aabcccc Frame Print
● Parameter
a {Line Width} = valid range : 02~99 (dot) b {Specification of Horizontal and Vertical Direction} = H : Horizontal Direction
V : Vertical Direction
c {Frame Print} = valid range : refer to the following table
<FW>aabbVccccHdddd Ruler Print
●Parameter
a {Vertical Line Width} = valid range : 02~99(dot) b {Horizontal Line Width} = valid range : 02~99(dot) c {Vertical Line Length} = valid range : refer to the following table d {Horizontal Line Length} = valid range : refer to the following table
[Coding Example] Ruler Print Line Width:4, horizontal direction specification, ruler line length:400 Frame Line Line Width:8, horizontal line width:8, vertical line length:300, horizontal line length:400
<A> <V>100<H>200<FW>04H400 <V>300<H>200<FW>0808V300H400 <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.If print start position exceed print valid range, it will become command error and stop print.
[Valid Range]
Model
Valid Range:Horizontal Line Length (dot)
Valid Range:Vertical Line Length (dot)
LC408e
CL408e M-8400RVe
M-84Pro-2
1832
11424
LC412e CL412e
M-84Pro-3
11248
12136
CL608e M-8460Se
11216
11424
CL612e
1~1984
1~2136
M-5900RVe M-8459Se
1896
11424
M-10eDT/TT
1~3200
1~3600
M-8485Se
1~1024
1~1424
M-8490Se
1~1344
1~2136
M-84Pro-6
1~2496
1~4272
Ruler and Frame Print
29
7.8 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.8 ESC+( Black/White Inversion Print
ESC+(
HEX Code
ESC
(
Parameter
<1B>16
<28>16
aaaa,bbbb
Default Value
NIL
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes invalid
[Function]
To specify black/white inversion printing
[Format]
<(>aaaa,bbbb
● Parameter
a {Inverse Area of Horizontal Direction Specification} = valid range : refer to the following table b {Inverse Area of Vertical Direction Specification} = valid range : refer to the following table
[Coding Example] Horizontal Direction Inverse Area:200, Vertical Direction Inverse Area:70
<A> <V>50<H>50<P>2<L>0202<XM>ABC <V>50<H>50<(>200,70 <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.Print start position specify Print Horizontal Position Specification <H> and Print Vertical Position Specification <V> before the Black/White Inversion Print Specification <(>.
2.If print start positin exceed print valid range, it will become command error and stop printing.
[Point]
1.Set the black print portion not exceed 30% of overall label.
[Valid Range]
Model
Valid Range
Horizontal Line
Length (dot)
Valid Range:Vertical Line
Length
(dot)
LC408e
CL408e M-8400RVe
M-84Pro-2
1832
11424
LC412e CL412e
M-84Pro-3
11248
12136
CL608e M-8460Se
11216
11424
CL612e
1~1984
1~2136
M-5900RVe M-8459Se
1896
11424
M-10eDT/TT
1~3200
1~3600
M-8485Se
1~1024
1~1424
M-8490Se
1~1344
1~2136
M-84Pro-6
1~2496
1~4272
Label Feed Direction
Black/White Inversion Print
30
7.9 Modification
Printer
CL408e/412e
M-8400RVe
CL608e/612e
M-5900RVe
M-10e
M-8485Se/90Se/60Se/59Se M-84Pro-2/3/6 LC408e/412e
7.9 ESC+KC Kanji Code
ESC+KC
HEX Code
ESC
KC
Parameter
<1B>16
<4B>16<43>16
a
Default Value
a=0
Valid Range &
Terms of
Command
When Power is Switched Off
The set parameter is not maintained
Valid Range within Items
The set parameter is valid until the next specification is made
Valid Range between Items
The set parameter becomes default value at next item <A>
[Function]
To specify Kanji Code Kanji code can be switched over temporarily
[Format]
<KC>a
● Parameter
a Kanji Code Specification = 0 : JIS Code
1 : Shift JIS Code
[Coding Example 1] If Shift JIS is specified
<A>
<KC>1
<V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202 <K1>H81698A94816A83548367815B <Q>2 <Z>
[Coding Example 2] If JIS is specified
<A>
<KC>0
<V>100<H>200<P>2<L>0202 <K1>H214A3374214B25352548213C <Q>2 <Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1.It is not necessary to specify normal label print for this command.
2.Multiple specifications within 1 item is applicable too.
3.This command is applicable only when optional Kanji ROM is installed.
Kanji Code
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