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Defining the Supply Setup Packet
Use the supply setup packet (B) to select supply type, ribbon, feed mode, supply position, and
cut position.
Syntax {I,B,sup ply_type,rib bon,feed_mode,sup ply_posn,cut_posn p}
B1. B Supply Setup Packet
B2. supply_type Supply Type. Options:
0 Black mark supply
1 Die Cut/edge aperture supply (default)
2 Continuous (non-indexed) supply
Note: You must use continuous (non-indexed) supply in continuous mode. You may need to
adjust the print contrast (in the Print Control packet) based on the type of supply you are
using.
B3. ribbon Ribbon. The printer automatically senses if a ribbon is installed and switches to thermal transfer
mode. 0 is the default. Options:
0 Ribbon not installed (thermal direct)
1 Ribbon installed (thermal transfer)
Note: If “ribbon installed” is sent to the printer, but no ribbon is installed, an error occurs. If
“ribbon not installed” is sent to the printer, but a ribbon is installed, no error occurs.
B4. feed_mode Feed Mode. Options:
0 Continuous operation (default)
1 On-demand mode
B5. supply_posn Supply Position. Range: -300 to 300 in 1/203 inch. 0 is the default. Adjusts the machine to print
at the vertical 0,0 point on the supply. This adjustment accounts for mechanical tolerances from
machine to machine. The supply position adjustment only needs to be made on the initial machine
setup. Adjust the supply position if formats do not start at the 0,0 point on the supply. Increase the
supply position to move print up, decrease to move print down on the label. To verify the 0,0 point,
print a test label. See “Printing a Test Label” in Chapter 8 for more information.
You can not change the supply position while the printer is active. Changing the supply position
affects the print position. Once the supply position is set, use the print control packet to adjust the
print position.
B6. cut_posn Cut position. Range: -300 to 300 in 1/203 inch. Adjusts where the tag is cut. The printer adjusts
the cut position according to the black marks on the supply. You may need to adjust for your
supplies. Increase to move the cut up, decrease to move the cut down.
Example {I,B,0,0,1,10,50 p }
Indicates black mark and thermal direct stock has been loaded, causes the printer to operate in
on-demand mode, feeds the supply approximately .05 inches up before printing the format on
each label (10/203 inches), and feeds the supply .25 inches (50/203 inches) before cutting.
CONFIGURING THE PRINTER 2-7
- Packet Reference Manual 1
- CANADIAN D.O.C. WARNING 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- GETTING STARTED 1 9
- 1-2 GETTING STARTED 10
- Starting with a Design 11
- Determining Format Contents 11
- Determining the Print Area 11
- Drawing Rough Sketches 12
- Using Supply Layout Grids 12
- Considering Field Types 13
- Considering Fonts 13
- Interchanging Packets 13
- Using the Format Worksheet 13
- 1-6 GETTING STARTED 14
- CONFIGURING THE PRINTER 2 15
- Using MPCLII Conventions 16
- Using Parallel Communications 16
- I,A,,,,1 p } 17
- CONFIGURING THE PRINTER 2-3 17
- Making Print Adjustments 19
- Using Immediate Commands 25
- Command Parameter 26
- 2-12 CONFIGURING THE PRINTER 26
- Clearing Packets from Memory 28
- Using the Font Packet 28
- DEFINING FIELDS 3 31
- Defining the Format Header 32
- Defining Text Fields 33
- Defining Bar Code Fields 36
- DEFINING FIELDS 3-7 37
- End-Justified Fields 38
- Balanced Fields 38
- 203 DPI Bar Code Densities 39
- 300 DPI Bar Code Densities 42
- Defining Constant Text Fields 44
- Defining Line Fields 47
- Defining Box Fields 49
- DEFINING FIELD OPTIONS 4 51
- Option 1 (Fixed Data) 52
- Option 4 (Copy Data) 53
- Option 30 (Pad Data) 54
- Option 42 (Price Field) 55
- Option 50 (Bar Code Density) 55
- Option 61 (Re-image Field) 58
- Using Check Digits 59
- Sum of Products Calculation 60
- Sum of Digits Calculation 61
- 4-12 DEFINING FIELD OPTIONS 62
- CREATING GRAPHICS 5 63
- Overview of Bitmapped Images 64
- Designing Bitmapped Images 64
- Special Considerations 65
- Using the Hex Method 65
- Creating a Graphic Packet 68
- Positioning the Graphic Image 69
- Defining the Graphic Header 70
- Creating Bitmap Fields 71
- Creating Next-Bitmap Fields 71
- Creating Duplicate Fields 72
- Sample Hex Graphic Packet 73
- Defining the Graphic Field 75
- Sample Bitmap Graphic Image 76
- PRINTING 6 77
- Downloading Files 78
- Defining the Batch Header 78
- Defining Batch Data Fields 80
- Downloading Methods 81
- Modifying Formats 82
- STATUS POLLING 7 83
- ENQ Reference Table - Byte #2 84
- ENQ Reference Table - Byte #3 86
- Job Request 87
- Job Response 88
- {J,"2,612",} 89
- STATUS POLLING 7-7 89
- 7-8 STATUS POLLING 90
- STATUS POLLING 7-9 91
- 7-10 STATUS POLLING 92
- DIAGNOSTICS AND ERRORS 8 93
- Printing a Test Label 94
- Reading a Test Label 94
- Using Data Dump 94
- Resetting Printers 95
- Calling Technical Support 96
- Data Errors 96
- DIAGNOSTICS AND ERRORS 8-5 97
- Batch Errors 98
- Option Errors 99
- Online Configuration Errors 100
- Check Digit Errors 101
- Graphic Errors 101
- Communication Errors 102
- Data Formatting Failures 103
- Machine Faults 104
- ¨ supply marks 105
- ¨ black mark sensor position 105
- ¨ supply roll for binding 105
- DIAGNOSTICS AND ERRORS 8-13 105
- ¨ supply tracking 105
- Hard Printer Failure Errors 106
- PRINTER OPTIMIZATION 9 107
- Adjusting the Print Quality 108
- Reducing Imaging Time 108
- 9-4 PRINTER OPTIMIZATION 110
- SAMPLES A 111
- Sample UPCA Format Packet 112
- Sample MaxiCode Packets 112
- Mode 0 (Obsolete) Sample 113
- Mode 2 Sample 113
- Sample Data Matrix Packets 114
- Sample Quick Response Packets 115
- QR Code Packet 116
- Structured Append Mode 117
- HangTag Example 118
- Tag Example 118
- Label Example 118
- Receipt Format Example 119
- Label Sample 2 119
- Label Sample 3 119
- A-10 SAMPLES 120
- FONTS B-1 121
- B-2 FONTS 122
- CG Triumvirate™ Typeface Bold 123
- CG Triumvirate™ Typeface 123
- Bitmap Font Information 124
- Monospaced Font Magnification 124
- FONTS B-5 125
- Height Magnification 126
- Height Magnification 300 DPI 127
- Sample 129
- TrueType Font Information 130
- Downloading TrueType Fonts 130
- Using International Fonts 130
- Selecting a Symbol Set 131
- International Font Sample 131
- Licensing Your Fonts 132
- SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES C 133
- Using Code 128 Function Codes 134
- Entering Extended Characters 134
- Internal Symbol Set 135
- ANSI Symbol Set 135
- Bold Character Set 136
- OCRA Character Set 136
- Code Page 437 (Latin U.S.) 137
- Code Page 850 (Latin 1) 137
- Code Page 852 (Latin 2) 138
- Code Page 855 (Russian) 138
- Code Page 857 (IBM Turkish) 139
- Code Page 1250 (Latin 2) 140
- Code Page 1251 (Cyrillic) 140
- Code Page 1252 (Latin 1) 141
- Code Page 1253 (Greek) 141
- Code Page 1254 (Turkish) 142
- Code Page 1255 (Hebrew) 142
- Code Page 1256 (Arabic) 143
- Code Page 1257 (Baltic) 143
- Code Page 1258 (Vietnamese) 144
- SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES C-13 145
- C-14 SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES 146
- Binary Hex Binary Hex 147
- SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES C-15 147
- C-16 SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES 148
- SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES C-17 149
- C-18 SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES 150
- ON (Black) Dots 151
- OFF (White Dots) 151
- C-20 SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES 152
- FORMAT DESIGN TOOLS D 153
- Batch Worksheet 155
- Check Digit Worksheet 156
- SUPPLY LAYOUT (Inches) 157
- SUPPLY LAYOUT (Metric) 158
- Supply Layout (dpi) 159
- D-8 FORMAT DESIGN TOOLS 160
- WORKSHEET 161
- GLOSSARY 163
- G-2 GLOSSARY 164
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