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Before You Begin................................................................................................................xv
Safety Summary.....................................................................................................xv
Safety Icons ..........................................................................................................xvi
Global Services and Support.................................................................................xvi
Who Should Read This Document? ....................................................................xvii
Related Documents .............................................................................................xvii
Programming Introduction................................................................................................... 1
Manual Conventions ........................................................................................................... 2
Getting Printer Information ................................................................................................ 2
Communications Diagnostic Mode ..................................................................................... 5
Label Coordinate System ..................................................................................................... 6
Intermec PLUS.................................................................................................................... 7
Printer Commands ..................................................................................................................... 9
Command Start Line ......................................................................................................... 10
Printer Commands ............................................................................................................ 10
Print Command ................................................................................................................ 11
Form Command................................................................................................................ 11
Journal Command............................................................................................................. 12
Units Commands .............................................................................................................. 12
Using Comments............................................................................................................... 13
Text.................................................................................................................................................... 15
Resident Font Samples....................................................................................................... 16
Text Commands................................................................................................................ 18
Font-Group Command ..................................................................................................... 19
Text Concatenation Commands........................................................................................ 20
Multiline Commands ........................................................................................................ 22
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Count Command .............................................................................................................. 23
Setmag Command ............................................................................................................. 24
Scalable Text................................................................................................................................ 27
What is Scalable Text? ....................................................................................................... 28
Scale-Text Commands....................................................................................................... 28
Scale-To-Fit Commands.................................................................................................... 29
Scalable Concatenation Commands................................................................................... 30
Rotate Commands............................................................................................................. 31
Linear Bar Codes........................................................................................................................ 33
Bar Code Standards ........................................................................................................... 34
Resident Linear Bar Code Samples .................................................................................... 35
UPC and EAN/JAN Bar Codes ......................................................................................... 36
UPC/EAN Specifications ..................................................................................... 38
Code 39 or Code 3 of 9 Bar Codes.................................................................................... 38
Code 39 (3 of 9) Specifications............................................................................. 39
Code 93 or Code 9 of 3 Bar Codes.................................................................................... 40
Interleaved 2 of 5 Bar Codes.............................................................................................. 40
Interleaved 2 of 5 Specifications............................................................................ 41
Code 128 and the UCC-128 Shipping Standard ............................................................... 41
Code 128/UCC-128 Specifications ...................................................................... 42
Codabar............................................................................................................................. 42
Codabar Specifications ......................................................................................... 43
MSI Plessey Bar Codes ...................................................................................................... 43
MSI Plessey Specifications .................................................................................... 43
Postnet and Facing Identification Marks............................................................................ 43
Postnet and FIM Specifications ............................................................................ 44
Bar Code Commands ........................................................................................................ 44
Bar Code Command............................................................................................. 45
Standard Bar Codes................................................................................. 45
Bar Code Text Command .................................................................................... 46
Count Command ................................................................................................. 47
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Two-Dimensional Bar Codes .............................................................................................. 49
What is a Two-Dimensional Bar Code?............................................................................. 50
PDF417............................................................................................................................. 50
MaxiCode.......................................................................................................................... 50
Two-Dimensional Bar Code Commands........................................................................... 51
PDF417 (Portable Data File)................................................................................ 51
MaxiCode............................................................................................................. 52
Graphics.......................................................................................................................................... 57
Box Command .................................................................................................................. 58
Line Commands ................................................................................................................ 59
Inverse-Line Commands.................................................................................................... 60
Pattern Command ............................................................................................................. 61
Graphics Commands ......................................................................................................... 62
PCX Command................................................................................................................. 63
Advanced Commands ............................................................................................................ 67
Contrast Command........................................................................................................... 68
Tone Command ................................................................................................................ 68
Justification Commands .................................................................................................... 69
Page-Width Command...................................................................................................... 69
Pace Command ................................................................................................................. 70
Auto-Pace Command ........................................................................................................ 71
No-Pace Command ........................................................................................................... 72
Wait Command................................................................................................................. 72
Speed Command ............................................................................................................... 73
SETSP Command ............................................................................................................. 73
On-Out-Of-Paper Command............................................................................................ 74
On-Feed Command .......................................................................................................... 74
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Prefeed Command............................................................................................................. 76
Postfeed Command ........................................................................................................... 77
Present-At Command ........................................................................................................ 77
Country/Code Page Command ......................................................................................... 78
Using Format Files ............................................................................................................ 79
Beep Command................................................................................................................. 80
Line Print Mode.......................................................................................................................... 83
What is Line Print Mode?.................................................................................................. 84
Special Commands Using the Utility Function.................................................................. 84
Units Commands .............................................................................................................. 85
SETLP Command............................................................................................................. 85
SETLF Command............................................................................................................. 86
Moving With X and Y Coordinates ................................................................................... 87
LMARGIN Command...................................................................................................... 87
SETBOLD Command ...................................................................................................... 87
SETSP Command ............................................................................................................. 88
Page-Width and Page-Height Commands ......................................................................... 88
Special ASCII Characters................................................................................................... 89
Form Feed ............................................................................................................ 89
Backspace ............................................................................................................. 89
SETFF Command ............................................................................................................. 89
SET-TOF Command ........................................................................................................ 90
Tearing the Paper .............................................................................................................. 90
Bar Codes and Graphics .................................................................................................... 91
Bar Codes............................................................................................................. 91
Graphics............................................................................................................... 91
SETLP-Timeout Command .............................................................................................. 91
Designing a Receipt........................................................................................................... 92
Receipt Examples.................................................................................................. 92
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Advanced Utilities .................................................................................................................... 95
What are the Advanced Utilities? ....................................................................................... 96
Version Utility................................................................................................................... 96
Checksum Utility .............................................................................................................. 97
DEL Utility ....................................................................................................................... 97
DIR Utility........................................................................................................................ 97
Define-File (DF) Utility .................................................................................................... 98
Type Utility....................................................................................................................... 98
Baud Utility....................................................................................................................... 99
Country/Code Page Utility................................................................................................ 99
Timeout Utility ............................................................................................................... 101
Beep Command............................................................................................................... 102
LT Command ................................................................................................................. 102
Printer Escape Commands................................................................................................. 105
Set and Read Code Command......................................................................................... 106
Status/Information .......................................................................................................... 106
Get Printer Status ............................................................................................... 107
Acknowledge Printer Reset ................................................................................. 107
Get Printer Information (GPI.LBL) ................................................................... 107
Get Extended Printer Status ............................................................................... 108
User Label Count ............................................................................................................ 108
Get User Label Count (GULC.LBL) .................................................................. 108
Reset User Label Count (RULC.LBL) ................................................................ 108
Power Off Command ...................................................................................................... 109
LCD Programming for PL-Series .................................................................................... 111
Using the Information in This Chapter ........................................................................... 112
Example 1........................................................................................................................ 112
Example 2:....................................................................................................................... 114
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Configuration/Control Commands .............................................................................. 117
What are the Commands in This Chapter?...................................................................... 118
Printing Parameter Values ............................................................................................... 118
Command Format........................................................................................................... 119
getvar Command................................................................................................ 119
setvar Command ................................................................................................ 119
do Command ..................................................................................................... 120
Commands and Parameters ............................................................................................. 120
Application Parameters....................................................................................... 120
appl.date................................................................................................ 120
appl.name.............................................................................................. 121
appl.version ........................................................................................... 121
Bluetooth Parameters.......................................................................................... 121
bluetooth.address................................................................................... 121
bluetooth.authentication........................................................................ 122
bluetooth.bluetooth_pin........................................................................ 122
bluetooth.date........................................................................................ 123
bluetooth.discoverable ........................................................................... 123
bluetooth.friendly_name........................................................................ 123
bluetooth.local_name ............................................................................ 124
bluetooth.version................................................................................... 124
Communications Port Parameters ...................................................................... 124
comm.parity .......................................................................................... 124
comm.baud ........................................................................................... 125
comm.stop_bits ..................................................................................... 125
Device Parameters .............................................................................................. 126
device.friendly_name............................................................................. 126
device.reset ............................................................................................ 126
device.restore_defaults ........................................................................... 126
head.latch .............................................................................................. 127
Display Parameters ............................................................................................. 127
display.contrast...................................................................................... 127
display.backlight.................................................................................... 127
display.text ............................................................................................ 128
File Parameters ................................................................................................... 128
file.delete ............................................................................................... 128
file.dir.................................................................................................... 128
file.print ................................................................................................ 129
file.rename............................................................................................. 129
file.run................................................................................................... 129
file.type.................................................................................................. 129
Input Parameter.................................................................................................. 130
input.capture ......................................................................................... 130
Media Parameters ............................................................................................... 131
media.sense_mode ................................................................................. 131
media.status........................................................................................... 131
media.tof ............................................................................................... 131
media.type............................................................................................. 132
Memory Parameters............................................................................................ 132
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memory.flash_size.................................................................................. 132
memory.flash_free ................................................................................. 132
memory.ram_size................................................................................... 133
memory.ram_free .................................................................................. 133
Odometer Parameter .......................................................................................... 133
odometer.user_label_count.................................................................... 133
Power Parameters ............................................................................................... 134
power.ascii_graph.................................................................................. 134
power.dtr_power_off............................................................................. 134
power.inactivity_timeout....................................................................... 135
power.low_battery_timeout................................................................... 135
power.low_battery_shutdown................................................................ 135
power.low_battery_warning .................................................................. 136
power.percent_full................................................................................. 136
power.status........................................................................................... 136
power.voltage......................................................................................... 136
Test Function Parameters ................................................................................... 137
test.feed ................................................................................................. 137
test.print_diags ...................................................................................... 137
test.report_diags .................................................................................... 137
Networking Parameters ...................................................................................... 138
card.mac_addr....................................................................................... 138
ip.addr................................................................................................... 138
ip.dhcp.enable ....................................................................................... 138
ip.ftp.enable........................................................................................... 139
ip.gateway.............................................................................................. 139
ip.http.enable......................................................................................... 139
ip.lpd.enable.......................................................................................... 140
ip.netmask ............................................................................................. 140
ip.ping_remote ...................................................................................... 140
ip.pop3.enable....................................................................................... 141
ip.pop3.password................................................................................... 141
ip.pop3.poll........................................................................................... 141
ip.pop3.print_body ............................................................................... 142
ip.pop3.print_headers............................................................................ 142
ip.pop3.save_attachments...................................................................... 143
ip.pop3.server_addr............................................................................... 143
ip.port ................................................................................................... 144
ip.remote ............................................................................................... 144
ip.smtp.enable ....................................................................................... 144
ip.smtp.server_addr ............................................................................... 145
ip.snmp.enable ...................................................................................... 145
ip.snmp.get_community_name ............................................................. 145
ip.snmp.set_community_name.............................................................. 146
ip.snmp.create_mib ............................................................................... 146
ip.tcp.enable .......................................................................................... 147
ip.telnet.enable ...................................................................................... 147
ip.udp.enable......................................................................................... 147
wlan.associated ...................................................................................... 148
wlan.auth_type ...................................................................................... 148
wlan.current_essid ................................................................................. 148
wlan.current_tx_rate.............................................................................. 149
wlan.encryption_index .......................................................................... 149
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wlan.encryption_key1............................................................................ 149
wlan.encryption_key2............................................................................ 150
wlan.encryption_key3............................................................................ 150
wlan.encryption_key4............................................................................ 151
wlan.encryption_mode .......................................................................... 151
wlan.essid .............................................................................................. 152
wlan.kerberos.kdc .................................................................................. 152
wlan.kerberos.mode............................................................................... 153
wlan.kerberos.password ......................................................................... 153
wlan.kerberos.realm............................................................................... 154
wlan.kerberos.username......................................................................... 154
wlan.leap_mode..................................................................................... 155
wlan.leap_password ............................................................................... 155
wlan.leap_username............................................................................... 156
wlan.operating_mode ............................................................................ 156
wlan.power_save.................................................................................... 157
wlan.preamble ....................................................................................... 157
wlan.station_name................................................................................. 158
Printer Configuration and Setup................................................................................... 159
Power Management ......................................................................................................... 160
Synchronized On/Off Control Via Printer’s DSR Line....................................... 160
Power On/Off Control.......................................................................... 160
Bluetooth Radio Control....................................................................... 160
Shutting Off the Printer Remotely...................................................................... 161
Entering Low-Power Mode When Idle............................................................... 161
Batch Files ....................................................................................................................... 161
RUN.BAT Command and File........................................................................................ 162
Re-Run Command .......................................................................................................... 162
Gap Sense and Bar Sense Commands .............................................................................. 163
Troubleshooting...................................................................................................................... 165
Interface Cables ....................................................................................................................... 169
Bi-Directional Serial Interface Cable, DB-9 to 8 Pin DIN............................................... 170
Interface Cables for Specific Terminals ............................................................................ 170
Character Tables...................................................................................................................... 173
ASCII Table Hexadecimal Values.................................................................................... 174
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International ISO Substitution Characters....................................................................... 174
CP850 Character Set ....................................................................................................... 175
Latin 1 Character Set....................................................................................................... 176
Font Information..................................................................................................................... 177
Font Heights ................................................................................................................... 178
Fixed-Width Fonts .......................................................................................................... 178
Proportional Width Fonts ............................................................................................... 179
Bar Code Quick Reference ................................................................................................. 183
Bar Code Quick Reference Table..................................................................................... 184
Index................................................................................................................................................. 187
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Before You Begin
This section provides you with safety information, technical support
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Safety Summary
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Do not repair or adjust energized equipment alone under any
circumstances. Someone capable of providing first aid must always be
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First aid
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Never neglect an injury, no matter how slight it seems.
Resuscitation
Begin resuscitation immediately if someone is injured and stops breathing.
Any delay could result in death. To work on or near high voltage, you
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Energized equipment
Never work on energized equipment unless authorized by a responsible
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from energized equipment can cause death. If you must perform
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Who Should Read This Document?
This manual details the various commands in the CPL language that allow
you to use the built in text, graphics, bar code printing and
communications capabilities of PL-Series printers.
This manual was written for users who want to write applications for and
program the PL-Series printers. A basic understanding of programming,
data communications, and networks is necessary.
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Programming Introduction
This chapter covers
• manual conventions.
getting printer information.
communications diagnostic mode.
label coordinate system.
• Intermec PLUS.
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Manual Conventions
This manual details the various commands in the Comtec Printer
Language (CPL) that allow the programmer to use the built in text,
graphics, bar code printing, and communications capabilities of Intermec
portable printers. The following notation conventions are used throughout
this manual:
{ } Required item
[ ] Optional item
( ) Abbreviated command
< > Literal item
A space character is used to delimit each field in a command line.
Many commands are accompanied by examples of the command in use.
After the word “Input” in each example, the file name of that example
appears in parentheses. Many of these files can be found in the samples
section of the PL-Series Companion CD that came with your printer.
Getting Printer Information
The printer can produce a report containing information about the
application resident in printer memory. A report similar to the example
printouts shown on the following pages can be obtained from your printer
by doing a two-key reset.
To do a two-key reset
1 Turn the printer off.
2 While holding the Feed button down, turn the printer on.
3 When printing begins, release the Feed button.
The printer prints a line of interlocking x characters and then produces
two reports. The first report indicates the printer model, ROM version,
serial number, baud rate, and other printer information.
The second report contains a print quality test and application
information. The last digits in the application number indicate the
software version (for example, “Software: HTLK40d” indicates a software
version of 40). If no second report appears, there is no application loaded.
The Wireless Communications section appears if the printer has a
Bluetooth or 802.11b wireless option installed. If no wireless options are
installed, the Wireless Communications Section consists of a blank line.
The Label section shown in the second report reports the maximum size
label that can be printed, based on a printer resolution of 8 dots per mm
(203 dots per inch or dpi).
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