Avery Dennison 9850 Addendum Version 3.0 - Manual (Page 6)

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U s i n g S t a t u s P o l l i n g a n d I m m e d i a t e C o m m a n d s
Status polling allows you to obtain information about
♦
the readiness of the printer.
♦ the current (or last received) print job.
Immediate commands consist of a three- or four-character sequence you can send
in a packet or embed in your application. Each command must be sent separately.
You can use immediate commands to change immediate command or status polling
control characters, reset the printer, or cancel and repeat batches.
When the printer is first turned on, these commands are not av ailable. To use
these commands, you must first send the control characters packet and define the
immediate command control character. The immediate command control character
is saved in non-volatile RAM and therefore not lost after you turn off the print er.
Once the immediate command control character is defined, the immediate
commands are enabled. Refer to the optional Packet Reference Manual for more
information about using immediate commands.
New Immediate Commands
This table assumes the defined immediate command control character is
the caret (^).
Command Parameter
^SFa Load script with host response
^SFb Load script without host response
^SFc Enable script
^SFd Disable script
^SFe Upload script version information
^SFf Delete script
^SFg Turn on ENQ status polling before it reaches the script
^SFh Turn off ENQ status polling before it reaches the script
^SFi Turn on immediate commands before it reaches the script
^SFj Turn off immediate commands before it reaches the script