Configuring the Printer 2-5
Example {I,0,U,R | }
Uploads the printer configuration from volatile RAM and returns the following to the host.
A,0,0,0,0,0|
B,1,1,0,0,0,0|
C,0,0,0,0,0,0|
D,1,0,2|
E,"~123~044~034~124~125~126","","~013~010"|
F,3,1,0,0,1|
G,0,65,65|
M,R,30715,24215,N,0,0|
M,R,R,640|
M,T,R,640|
M,I,R,3300|
M,D,R,640|
M,F,R,1280|
M,V,R,3840|
T,0,0,0,0,0|
X,0,3,10,-7,2|
The parameters for each packet (A-X) are displayed. In the first line that begins with M, 30715 is
the total volatile memory available, 24215 is the memory available in volatile RAM. There is no
non-volatile RAM available. The remaining lines beginning with M list the buffer sizes in 1/10K for
the Receive, Transmit, Image, Downloadable Fonts, Formats, and Scalable Fonts Buffers.
Configuration Syntax Guidelines
When creating a printer configuration packet:
♦ Follow the Standard Syntax Guidelines listed at the beginning of this manual.
♦ The first character after the start of header ({) is the configuration header (I).
♦ Download multiple configuration packets within one packet or download a single configuration
packet.
♦ If you change any of the online configuration packets, resend the format packet to the printer,
so the configuration changes take effect.
♦ Include the first five ANSI codes, at a minimum, in the control characters packet.
♦ Send configuration packets once per session (each time the printer is turned off and then back
on), not with every format or batch packet.
Making Print Adjustments
You can adjust where the printer prints on your supply by adjusting the supply, print, or margin
positions. However, keep in mind the following:
♦ Supply adjustments across the width of your supply, such as the margin position, are based in
dots- either 203 dpi or 300 dpi, depending on your printhead density.
♦ Supply adjustments for the length of your supply, such as supply position or print adjustment,
are always measured in 1/203 of an inch, regardless of your printhead density.
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