This manual explains the differences between the Printer Protocol Interpreter
Zebra Graphic Language (ZGL) Utility and the Zebra
Use this manual with your
protocol operation.
NOTE: When substituting a Zebra Xi III model printer with a SL5000r/T5000r
printer, refer to ZGL Menu Conversions on page 37.
SL500r/T5000r User’s Manual
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ZPL® language.
for complete printer-
Coax/Twinax Interface Requirements
ZGL uses a forms prefix of EBCDIC 0xB0. This is a valid code point for SCS
but not for DSC/DSE. If you are using the DSC/DSE mode, you must select a
different code point for DSC. Refer to the
Reference Manual
for instructions on how to select a different code point.
Coax/Twinax Programmer’s
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Chapter1PPI/ZGL SETUP Menu
PPI/ZGL SETUP Menu
PPI/ZGL SETUP
ZPL Compatible
Command Prefix
Label Prefix
Delimiter
LP+ Text Mode
Preparser Command
Preparser Port
MC Label Fmt
PQ Label Fmt
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ZPL-II*ZPL-I
126*
94*
44*1-255
Absorb*
HS Command*JA Command
Disable*Parallel
List Format*Bitmap Format
List Format*
Auto Pass-thru
1-255
1-255
Bitmap Format
ZGL Quiet
HS & JA Command
Serial
Ethernet
Label Buf Size
Host Form Length
Left Position
Top Position
Resolution Mode
Vertical Adjust
Vertical Density
IS Label Format
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page)
560K Bytes*160-3600K Bytes
Enable*Disable
0*-1000 to 1000
0 dots/inch*
Full
*
Disable*
2
207
*
List Format*Bitmap Format
Ignore
-100 to 100 dots/inch
Half
Enable
201-220
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Notes:
* = Default.
Italicized items are available when you enable Admin User (in
the PRINTER CONTROL menu).
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When substituting a Zebra Xi III model printer with a
SL5000r/T5000r printer, refer to the menu conversion in
Appendix F.
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Factory default for printers with 203 dpi printhead = 207 dpi.
Factory default for printers with 300 dpi printhead = 301 dpi.
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Range for printers with 203 dpi printhead = 201 - 220 dpi.
Range for printers with 300 dpi printhead = 301 - 330 dpi.
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Each character set will contain different individual
characters. PPI uses scalable fonts rather than bitmapped
fonts.
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PPI/ZGL SETUP
Con’t
PPI/ZGL SETUP Submenus
FB Width Adjust
Network ID
Character Group
Standard Sets
0 dots*FB Width Adjust-100 - 100 dots
0*0 - 999
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Standard Sets*
Greek SetHebrew SetTurkish Set
4
USA 1*
Denmark/NorwaySweden/FinalandGerman
France 1
Miscellaneous
Arabic SetCyrillic SetEuropean Set
USA 2UKHolland
France 2
Japan
Notes:
* = Default.
Italicized
the PRINTER CONTROL menu).
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2
3
4
items are available when you enable Admin User (in
When substituting a Zebra Xi III model printer with a
SL5000r/T5000r printer, refer to the menu conversion in
Appendix F.
Factory default for printers with 203 dpi printhead = 207 dpi.
Factory default for printers with 300 dpi printhead = 301 dpi.
Range for printers with 203 dpi printhead = 201 - 220 dpi.
Range for printers with 300 dpi printhead = 301 - 330 dpi.
Each character set will contain different individual
characters. PPI uses scalable fonts rather than bitmapped
fonts.
Italy
IBM CP 850
Spain
UTF-8
PPI/ZGL SETUP Submenus
ZPL Compatible
This menu allows you to select the compatibility to ZPL-I or ZPL-II.
•ZPL-I = Zebra Programming Language I.
•ZPL-II = Zebra Programming Language II.
The default is ZPL-II.
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Chapter1PPI/ZGL SETUP Menu
Command Prefix
This item allows you to select the prefix for the control instructions command.
The range is 1-255, and the default is 126.
Label Prefix
This item allows you to select the prefix for the format instructions command.
The range is 1-255, and the default is 94.
Delimiter
This item allows you to select the delimiter used to separate the parameter of
a command.
The range is 1-255, and the default is 44.
LP+ Text Mode
PPI supports text printing using the LP+ emulation.
•Absorb (default). Use this setting for ZPL compatibility. This setting
absorbs non-PPI data.
•Auto Pass-thru. Use this setting for text printing. Non-PPI data is passed
to the LP+ emulation.
•ZGL Quiet. All data and PPI commands are passed to the LP+ emulation.
Preparser Command
The incoming data will be checked for the string “HS” or “JA” prior to entering
the ZGL emulation parser based on the HS Command or the JA Command.
Once the string is detected, the command will take effect immediately.
The default is HS Command.
Preparser Port
•Disable (default). Disables the Preparser Command feature.
•Parallel. Select Parallel if the data is coming to the printer through the
parallel port.
•Serial. Select Serial if the data is coming to the printer through the serial
port.
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PPI/ZGL SETUP Submenus
MC Label Fmt
The ^MC command determines whether the printed label image should be
retained for use in the immediately following label definition. The MC Label
Fmt option determines the internal format to be used for storing the label
image: list format or bitmap format.
•List Format (default). Works for most applications and should be used for
applications where memory is sufficient.
•Bitmap Format. Should be used in applications where a large amount of
data is sent. Bitmap format has greater efficiency of memory use. The
label image of the next label is overlaid on the bitmap of the current label
(instead of accumulating a list of stored print elements like List Format,
which might eventually run out of memory in a large print job).
PQ Label Fmt
Allows selection of two methods of using Print Quantity Label Formats (^PQ)
for printing a label from memory.
•List Format (default). A list of all stored print elements (graphics, text,
and barcodes) is reprocessed and executed again for each label. Works
for most applications.
•Bitmap Format. The bitmap of the first label is stored and copied over for
each label printed without reprocessing a list of all print elements. Should
be used in applications that print labels of the same data only, as it
provides better print speed.
Label Buf Size
This option allows you to set the label buffer size.
The buffer is used to store the data from ^XA up to ^XZ for command
processing. The maximum size of the buffer cannot exceed the amount of
available memory in the system. If a menu value greater than the amount of
memory available is selected, the menu value will be set to the amount
available. To increase the amount of available memory, increase the Glob
Mem Adjust setting (under the PRINTER CONTROL menu).
Also, the new buffer size only takes effect upon power-up, so do a Save
Config. for the new setting and select that config as the Power-up.
The range is 160K Bytes to 3600K Bytes, and the default is 560K Bytes.
Host Form Length
Selects whether the Label Length set in the menu or sent by the host software
command is used.
•Enable (default). Label length will be determined by the ^LL command if it
is present. If the ^LL command is not present, it will be based on the Label
Length value in the QUICK SETUP or MEDIA CONTROL menu.
•Ignore. Label length as determined by the ^LL command is ignored.
•Disable. Label length will be determined by the Label Length value in the
QUICK SETUP or MEDIA CONTROL menu.
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Chapter1PPI/ZGL SETUP Menu
Left Position
The ^LS command specifies a horizontal offset to be added to all label
element positions. The Left Position option displays the value specified by the
^LS command and provides an alternative method for specifying the
horizontal offset.
The default is 0.
Top Position
The value of this option specifies a vertical offset to be added to all label
element positions in dots per inch. For example, if the value is 3 and the
current form length is 6 inches, then 18 dots will be added to element's
vertical position.
The range is -100 to 100 dots/inch, and the default is 0 dots/inch.
Resolution Mode
The ^JM command determines the apparent print resolution of the printed
label. If half resolution mode is selected by the ^JM command, the printed
output of a 300 dpi printer matches that printed by a 150 dpi printer (half
resolution). This essentially doubles the size of the label image, including
label dimensions. If full resolution mode is selected, the output is printed
normally. The Resolution Mode option displays and selects the current setting
associated with the ^JM command.
The default is Full.
Vertical Adjust
This option allows you to enable or disable vertical density adjustment.
•Disable (default). No vertical density adjustment will take place.
•Enable. Vertical density adjustment is active and will use the Vertical
Density value selected.
Vertical Density
When Vertical Adjust = Enable, this option allows you to fine tune the vertical
print density (in the paper motion direction) on printers with 203 or 300 dpi
print heads. The result is that the vertical position and height will be changed
accordingly. Selecting a greater vertical density value causes the image to
compress or expand vertically on the label.
On printers with 203 dpi printhead, the range is 201-220 dpi, and the default is
207 dpi.
On printers with 300 dpi printhead, the range is 301-330 dpi, and the default is
300 dpi.
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PPI/ZGL SETUP Submenus
IS Label Format
The ^IS command saves the printed label image by name for later recall as
part of a label definition. The IS Label Fmt option determines the internal
format to be used for storing the label image: list format or bit format.
•List Format (default). Should be used for most applications due to its
greater efficiency of data process.
•Bitmap Format. Should be used in applications that frequently recall the
saved label image, in which case the bitmap storage format provides the
better print speed.
FB Width Adjust
The FB Width Adjust command allows the user to adjust (increase or
decrease) the width of field block from the field block command ^FB, so that
the text line in the block can be broken at a different word.
The selection is from -100 to 100 dots. The default is 0 dot.
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