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S84-ex/S86-ex Operator Manual
9.3
About Legacy Command Support
When you set the LEGACY COMMAND SUPPORT to ON in the service mode menu, you can match the
product operation to the existing models.
Refer to LEGACY COMMAND SUPPORT in Function Settings of the service mode menu.
9.3.1
Legacy Command Support
The following table shows the operation of the legacy command support.
Item
Legacy Command Support
ON OFF
Print density change.
A function to draw data according to the
head density when the head density is 12
dots/mm.
Head dot density setting
screen is shown in the
advanced mode.
- S84-ex
Select from 100, 150, 300
- S86-ex
Select from 150, 300
No setting screen.
ESC+AX/Print area expansion setting The command is enabled The command is disabled.
When the product received the
command, the command is
discarded without command
error.
ESC+AR/Print area standard setting The command is enabled The command is disabled.
When the product received the
command, the command is
discarded without command
error.
Graphic printing, partial copy specify <WD>,
and white and black inverse printing <(> are
not rotated by the rotation specify command
<%>.
No rotation. The image is rotated.
Graphic printing is not enlarged by the
enlarge specify command <L>.
Not enlarged. The image is enlarged.
Graphic printing is not offset by base offset
command <A3>.
No offset. The image is offset.
Outline font setting The minimum value for the font
width: 1 (dot)
The minimum value for the font
height: 1 (dot)
The minimum value for the font
width: 24 (dot)
The minimum value for the font
height: 24 (dot)
When EAN8 is specified with barcode
setting (ratio 2:5) <BD>, auto human
readable character is not printed with all bar
ratio.
No human readable
characters.
Human readable characters
are printed.
When EAN13/UPC-A is specified with
barcode setting (ratio 2:5) <BD>, auto
human readable character is not printed with
all bar ratio (only for 8 dots/mm).
No human readable
characters.
Human readable characters
are printed.
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