Datamax-O'Neil Class Series Programmer’s Manual User Manual
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Overview
Class Series Programmer’s Manual
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Commands are available for retrieving stored label formats, updating data, and adding new data. These
techniques are used for increasing throughput. See
Command ‘s’.
Typical commands used in the various stages shown above are listed in the tables that follow.
Configuration Commands
The following table lists some commands useful in controlling printer configuration. These
commands are generally effective only for the current power-up session; toggling power restores the
default configuration. See
default power-up configuration and saving objects in printer Flash memory can reduce the data
transmitted for each label and therefore improve throughput.
Configuration
Command
Name
Function
Set Date and Time
Set Date and Time
Set Double Buffer Mode
Force generation of multiple memory copies of label format;
usually not used
Set Continuous Paper Length Must be 0000 for gap media; not used for reflective media
Set Edge Sensor
Setup for gap or registration hole type stock
Set Present Distance
Determines label stop position, head relative.
sensor relative equivalent command, older models
Configuration Set
Determines default power-up configuration
Send Form Feed
Sets the stop position of the printed label
Set Maximum Label Length
Length to search for next gap or reflective mark; not used
with continuous media
Set to Metric Mode
Subsequent measurements interpreted in metric (most units
mm/10). Label equivalent command can be used
Set to Inch Mode
Subsequent measurements interpreted in inches, most units
in/100, Label equivalent command can be used
Set Start of Print Position
Effect is not on label immediately following command since
media position is at Start of Print between labels;
default position relative
± 64 in/100 maximum deviation
Set Feed Rate
Blank label movement speed
Software Switch
Enable optional hardware, cutter, present sensor