Overview
Class Series 2 Programmer’s Manual 5
Printer Commands Description Notes
<SOH>A
Status command
Optional,
bidirectional
communication
required for these
commands.
<STX>U01new data for field 01
<STX>E0005
<STX>G
Reprint with New Data
Records
Used for fast
reprints.
<STX>xImagename<CR>
<STX>zA
Memory cleanup
Typically used for
temporary storage.
Commands are available for retrieving stored label formats, updating data, and adding new
data. These techniques are used for increasing throughput; see <STX>G, Label Recall
Command “r”, and Label Save Command “s”.
Typical commands used in the various stages shown above are listed in the tables that
follow.
Configuration Commands
The following table lists some commands useful in controlling printer configuration.
These commands are generally effective only for the current power-up session; toggling
power restores the default configuration. See <STX>Kc for changes to the default power-
up configuration. Changing the default power-up configuration and saving objects in
printer Flash memory can reduce the data transmitted for each label and therefore
improve throughput.
Configuration
Command
Name Function
<STX>A
Set Date and Time Sets Date and Time.
<STX>c
Set Continuous Paper Length
Must be 0000 for gap media; not used
for reflective media.
<STX>e
Set Edge Sensor
Sets sensing for gap or registration hole
type stock.
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