Datamax H Class - Diagnostics; Hex Dump Mode; Options Testing

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LABEL STORE
Determines the command recall level used when retrieving stored label
formats, where:
STATE &
FIELDS
Recalls the printer state (that is, the heat setting, speed settings, etc.) and the
label-formatting commands of the stored label. (Default Setting)
FIELDS
ONLY
Recalls only the label-formatting commands of the stored label.
MENU
LANGUAGE
Selects the language in which to display the menu items and configuration
label. Only languages that are resident will be displayed, where:
ENGLISH English (Default Setting)
FRANCIAIS.DLN French
ITALIANO.DLN Italian
DEUTSCH.DLN German
ESPANOL.DLN Spanish
FAULT
HANDLING
Determines the intervention required and the disposition of the label in
process when a fault occurs (ribbon out, media out, etc.), where:
LEVEL
Selects the printer’s action, the action required by the operator, and the
label’s reprint status, where:
NO REPRINT Printing stops and a fault message is displayed. After the problem is
corrected, the FEED Key must be pressed to clear the fault. The label in
process is not reprinted.
STANDARD Printing stops and a fault message is displayed. After the problem is
corrected, the FEED Key must be pressed to clear the fault. The label in
process is reprinted. (Default Setting.)
VOID AND
RETRY
Further actions depend upon the RETRY COUNT and the Keys pressed
when faulted:
(A) If the Retry Count setting has not been exceeded, ‘VOID’ is printed on the label in
process and reprinting occurs automatically; or,
(B) If the Retry Count has been exceeded, printing stops and a fault message is displayed.
After the problem is corrected, the FEED Key must be pressed to clear the fault and reprint
the label in process; or,
(C) If the CANCEL Key is pressed, you have a reprint option: Press the ESCAPE Key to
reprint the label, or press the ENTER Key to cancel the reprint (and, press the ENTER Key
again to cancel the entire batch).
Notes:
(1) When no Linear Scanner is attached, the printer will perform in the
STANDARD setting, except that VOID will be printed on the faulted label.
(2) VOID will not be printed when insufficient space exists for the text (see
VOID DISTANCE, below), or if the fault occurred after the label was
completed.
(3) The Void Message can be customized, see the Class Series
Programmer’s Manual for details.