Printronix SL5000r RFID Smart Label and Thermal Printers - Manual (Page 225)

Emulation Submenus
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Repeat Form
When enabled, this menu speeds up the label printing for repeated form. This
only applies to forms where the entire form is enclosed in the
^IREPV...^IREPE command.
• Enable (the default). Speeds up the processing of repeated forms for
PGL, thereby resulting in increased printer throughput. This option
provides no speed benefit for forms that are unrelated to one another and
should be disabled under those circumstances.
• Disable. Should be selected when subsequent forms are unrelated to
one another.
Repeat Form Opt
• Enable (the default). Speeds up the processing of repeated forms for
PGL, thereby resulting in increased printer throughput. This option
provides no speed benefit for forms that are unrelated to one another and
should be disabled under those circumstances.
• Disable. Should be selected when subsequent forms are unrelated to
one another.
Reset Cmd CFG Ld
When the printer receives a host data stream reset command (ESC@ or
ESC[K) in addition to resetting printer variables, the selected configuration is
loaded.
• Disable (the default). The active emulation parameters are loaded when
the reset command is executed.
• Power up config. The power-up configuration is loaded when the reset
command is executed.
• Current config. The currently selected configuration is loaded when the
reset command is executed.
• Factory config. The factory installed configuration is loaded when the
reset command is executed.
Resident Fonts
This option selects either a bit-mapped font (“Compatible”) or a scalable font
(“Scalable”) as the default font.
• Compatible (the default). Selects a bit-mapped font as default.
• Scalable. Selects a scalable font as default.
Ret. Status Port
This option selects the port for the Return Status Commands (i.e., ~STATUS
(PGL) and ~HS (PPI/ZGL)) to send the status data back to the Host.
The options are Serial (factory default), E-NET Stat Port, USB, IEEE 1284,
Disable, and E-NET Data Port.