Avery Dennison PCL - Manual (Page 54)

52 •••• Reference Guide PAXAR PCL
Compatibility Notes:
630 The 630 does Long / Short flagging but the flags are controlled by the pull length
of the tag and cannot be controlled by this command. Meaning if a tag is less than
1.400 inches, the batches will be flagged with a Double Length flag. All batches
whose tags are greater than 1.400 inches will be flagged with Long / Short flags.
The 630 does not support the B, S, M, X commands.
650 The 650 does not support the T, S, M, X options.
960 If the 960 is doing a non-sense mark tag and is flagging, the tag pull length cannot
be longer than 5.756 inches. This tag pull length allows the longer flag to be
created and to be less than the 6-inch maximum for tag pull size. The 960 does
not support the T, V, B, S, M, X options.
636, 656, 676, 686, 545 The 636/656 does not support the D, V, B options. With the S,
M, L, X options, it is possible to produce flags with print other than what is
printed on the tags.
~CI 6X6,SNAP
This command indicates to the printer that the Batch ID assigned to the batch is to be
sent to the host upon completion of the batch. The Batch ID will be sent when the last
ticket of the batch is cut.
~CK_ 6X6,SNAP
This command controls cuts in the current batch. This command is a configurable
command and must be included in every batch that the cut is to be suppressed. The
underscore should be replaced by one of the following options.
A - All cuts for this batch are suppressed. These cuts include flag and cut count
requests along with the cut at the beginning of the batch.
B - The cut at the beginning of the batch is suppressed. This will also suppress the cut
between the batch and the flag if flagging is active as the flag is treated as a
separate batch.
~CE 6X6,SNAP
This command specifies to the printer that the printer is to halt after printing the batch.
This is a configuration command and is placed with the batch data commands between
the ~ZD and ~ZZ commands. The start button on the printer must be pressed to resume
printing. If a flagging is active, printing halts after the flag.