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43 Thermal Printer Programmer’s Guide
Table 16: Example 1 of a Command Pass Through Sequence
Table 17: Example 2 of a Command Pass Through Sequence
Table 18: Example 3 of a Command Pass Through Sequence
Example 1: {ESC$b2040c21WThis is Maxicode data}
Commands Description
{ Starting character for command pass-through
ESC$b Beginning of an IntelliBar Mi Series barcode sequence
2040c This is the first command to select barcode type 2040 which is Maxicode. Notice
the terminator “c” is lower case meaning another $b type command will follow.
21W
This is the second command to print a barcode with 21 characters following the
“W” which is the print barcode terminator character. Notice “W” is an upper case
meaning this is the last command in the $b sequence.
“This is Maxicode data” = 21 characters to be printed in barcode.
} Ending character for command pass-through.
Example 2: {ESC$b1030c8WCode 128}
Commands Descriptions
{ Starting character for command pass-through
ESC$b Beginning of an IntelliBar Mi Series barcode sequence
1030c Command to select barcode type 1030 which is Code 128
8W
Command to print a barcode with 8 characters following the “W”.
“Code 128” 8 characters to be printed in barcode
} Ending character for command pass-through.
Example 3: {ESC$b1010c11W55555555551}
Commands Descriptions
{ Starting character for command pass-through
ESC$b Beginning of an IntelliBar Mi Series barcode sequence
1010c Command to select barcode type 1010 which is UPC A.
11W
Command to print a barcode with 11 characters following the “W”
“55555555551” 11 characters to be printed in barcode
} Ending character for command pass-through