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General| Brand | CAB |
|---|---|
| Model | A Series |
| Category | Label Maker |
| Language | English |
Defines command structure, line endings, parameter separators, and data formatting.
Explains manual navigation buttons, icons, and printer compatibility indicators.
Highlights limitations and features not available on all printing systems.
Illustrates the home position and zero point of a label on the printer.
Describes the three basic instruction types: ESC, lowercase, and uppercase commands.
Details ESC commands for status queries, control functions, and memory management.
Explains commands with lowercase letters for adjustments and settings.
Covers commands with uppercase letters used to describe label layout and objects.
Describes instructions in brackets for data insertion and manipulation.
Provides a step-by-step guide to creating a first label with printer commands.
Lists and briefly describes available ESC commands for printer control.
Replaces single ESC characters in binary data to avoid unexpected reactions.
Forces the printer to perform a hard reset, equivalent to power cycling.
Queries printer status and responds via the interface with detailed information.
Lists and briefly describes immediate commands using lowercase letters.
Starts ASCII dump mode to detect wrong data in program code.
Used to download graphics, fonts, databases, and serial files to the printer.
Erases fonts and graphics from the printer's memory.
Feeds the media forward to the top-of-form of the next label.
Prepares characters in the font cache to improve printing speed.
Sets date format, currency, and measurement units based on country.
Sets the measuring unit (mm or inches) for subsequent label data.
Sets the printer to pause mode or removes it from pause.
Retrieves information from the printer via its interface.
Resets JScript and printer settings to their default values.
Temporarily sets the printer's internal clock date and time for label recall.
Initiates built-in self-tests for printer status, fonts, or label profile.
Requests the firmware version, release date, and printer model.
Sets signal bits for external peripheral connections.
Changes the style of the zero character to slashed (Ø) or unslashed (0).
Details commands using uppercase letters for defining label content and structure.
Defines the end of label definition and sets the quantity of labels to print.
Defines barcode fields in label format, supporting various barcode types and parameters.
Summarizes available barcode types, their options, and printer compatibility.
Details specific barcode types like 2 of 5 Interleaved, Add-On2, and Codabar.
Sets parameters for the cutter, including cut after a specified label amount or at job end.
Moves the complete label content to a specified location on the label stock.
Defines databases, serial files, SQL files, and log files for memory card use.
Assigns an alternate number to a font name for simplified font handling.
Defines graphic elements like lines, rectangles, circles, and ellipses.
Sets printing heat, speed, and method for label quality.
Defines position and size for image printing on labels.
Marks the beginning of a print job and names the label for recall.
Manages memory card access: save, recall, format, and erase data.
Sets various options affecting the complete label printout.
Activates peel-off mode, pausing the printer after each label.
Replaces data in previously downloaded labels using field names.
Defines the width and length of a label, including photocell settings.
Defines text field properties like size, shape, rotation, font, and effects.
Controls external devices by setting peripheral connector signal bits.
Explains fields defined in brackets for data insertion and manipulation.
Lists commands to recall and format printer's internal clock time.
Details specific functions for printing dates, including support for offsets.
Provides date calculations using the Jalali calendar for specific regions.
Describes operators for arithmetic and logical operations on data fields.
Covers miscellaneous functions like LCD prompts and leading zero replacement.
Outlines commands for accessing SQL databases via Ethernet TCP/IP.
Explains retrieving data online from databases using the A-series SQL client.
Guides through installing the connector and setting up database connections.
Describes the internal Basic compiler for A-series and M-series printers.
Explains how abc handles hidden windows and bitmaps on the printer LCD.
Lists and describes variables accessible via the PEEK function.
Lists and describes variables controllable via the POKE function.
Details how printers interact with web servers and HTML forms.
Provides sample programs illustrating ruler printing, text rotation, and variable usage.
Demonstrates file operations and how to check image dimensions using abc.
Shows capturing interface data and parsing it for JScript interpreter.
Illustrates reading keyboard codes and simulating key presses in programs.
Lists ASCII control characters with their decimal, hexadecimal, and ASCII values.
Provides an alphabetical listing of commands and topics for quick reference.
