Avery Dennison Monarch 9864 Description of Commands - Manual (Page 95)

10/07 Rev. AA MANUAL EASY PLUG Commands
All devices
A = TTX 600 --TLX 604 – Eagle B = TTX 300 Offline -- Cobra Offline D = TTX 300 Online –TTX 207 -- Cobra Online – Da Capo
E = TTX 450/650/674/675/950/1050 – Puma/Puma plus/Lion/Lion plus/Tiger/Tiger XXL -- S45/65/95/105 -- TDI/STDI/XXTREME
G = TTX 350 – Ocelot – TTK – Texxtile H = 64-xx –Chess x –TT4 – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x – AP 4.4/5.4
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#YC Real time as text
Definition
A time can be defined in text format using this command. The printer must
be equipped witha real-time clock. Normal text can also be entered in
conjunction with the time.
Any number of #YC commands are possible in the format.
However, per print job only up to 3 commands (#YC or #YS ) can be
assigned the option U (update during the print job).
The command #YC can only be used with internal fixfonts.
The TIME+ text string is printed with up to 90 characters.
(^^ ), (##)in the string: control characters (^ ) and hashes (#) are printed as
ASCII characters.
Command must stand between #ER and #Q!
Syntax
#YCz/dbju/o/TIMETEXT Groups A, B
#YCz/dbjfu/o/TIMETEXT Groups E, G, TTX 207/Da Capo
#YCz/dbqjuk/o/TIMETEXT Group H without AP 4.4
z = int Character set number (see Font Library)
opt. d = 0 Text in normal write direction
= 1 Text rotated by 90 degrees
= 2 Text rotated by 180 degrees
= 3 Text rotated by 270 degrees
opt. b = A Text printed inversely:
A dark background must first be applied to the print area (line or rectangle).
It is not possible to print a time within Group A and B which is being
continuously updated.
opt. q = E Existing Bitimage is inverted.
Example (q) #!A1
#ER
#T5#J5#YL0/0/2.5/90#G
#T5#J5#YC100/0E//Example#G
#Q1/ The part of the text which overlaps the
line is printed in white, the rest in
black.
opt. j = M Middle:
The write command (#T/#J) refers to the centre of the text field. The field is
built up on both sides of the print position.
= R Flush right:
The write command (#T/#J) refers to the right edge of the text field. The
field is built up to the left.