Extended System-Level Command Functions
86 Class Series Programmer’s Manual
(SP) Serial Port – This command configures the serial communication port(s) as follows:
Table 5-12: Serial Port Configuration Set Command
Note: For E-Class & M-Class models, this command is followed by the port ID, always ‘A’ (i.e.,
SPA); for EX2 models, the data length, parity, and stop bits are fixed at 8, N, and 1
respectively. And, for Applicator Interface Card-equipped models, this command is also used
to configure the GPIO Auxiliary port (ID always ‘B’).
Example: <STX>KcSPAPB;SPApN;SPAD8;SPAS1;SPAB19<CR>
(The example configures Serial Port A to use hardware and software handshaking, an eight-bit
word, with no parity and one stop bit at 19,200 bits per second.)
(SS or sS) Feed Speed – This command controls the rate of label movement between printing
areas; see Appendix L.
Value Serial Port Range / Interpretation
xyz
Where: x = Port Identifier: y = Function: z = Setting
P - Handshaking Protocol B - both
S - software
H - hardware
N - none
p - Parity N - none
O - odd
E - even
D - Data Length 8 - eight bits
7 - seven bits
A - Serial A
B - Serial B
S - Stop Bits 1 - one bit
2 - two bits
xyzz
Where: x = Port Identifier: y = Function: zz = Setting:
A - Serial A
B - Serial B
B - Baud Rate 12 - 1200
24 - 2400
48 - 4800
96 - 9600
19 - 19200
28 - 28800
38 - 38400
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