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... Format 24 Printing the Sample Label 28 Complex Label Design Examples 28 Example with Lines and Boxes 28 Example with Graphics and Rotated Fields 30 RFID Tag Example 33 3 Working with Fonts and Graphics 37 Learning About Fonts 38 About Bitmap Fonts 38 About Outline Fonts 38 Choosing a Font 39 Downloading... User-Defined Fonts for Emulation Mode 47 Creating User-Defined Characters for Advanced Mode 48 Creating User-Defined Font Characters for Advanced Mode 53 vi Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide
... Format 24 Printing the Sample Label 28 Complex Label Design Examples 28 Example with Lines and Boxes 28 Example with Graphics and Rotated Fields 30 RFID Tag Example 33 3 Working with Fonts and Graphics 37 Learning About Fonts 38 About Bitmap Fonts 38 About Outline Fonts 38 Choosing a Font 39 Downloading... User-Defined Fonts for Emulation Mode 47 Creating User-Defined Characters for Advanced Mode 48 Creating User-Defined Font Characters for Advanced Mode 53 vi Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide
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..., F4 • PD/PF/PM/PX series: PD41, PD42, PF2i, PF4i, PM4i, PX4i, PX6i • PB series: PB20, PB21, PB22, PB31, PB32, PB50, PB51 The PD series supports IPL v10.0 and later. RFID program commands create and define tag fields and data sources. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) is supported by these commands. • Configuration...
..., F4 • PD/PF/PM/PX series: PD41, PD42, PF2i, PF4i, PM4i, PX4i, PX6i • PB series: PB20, PB21, PB22, PB31, PB32, PB50, PB51 The PD series supports IPL v10.0 and later. RFID program commands create and define tag fields and data sources. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) is supported by these commands. • Configuration...
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...box, select Send Text File. 3 In the Send Text File dialog box, locate your printer, change a configuration setting in Program mode • Send this command string: P 6 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide Your command text file will either you have changed the ...data to the printer, to download configuration commands to the printer, or to the printer, make sure that either change the HyperTerminal connection settings accordingly. Switching Between Printer Operating Modes When you send IPL commands to upload information from an RFID tag. HyperTerminal ...
...box, select Send Text File. 3 In the Send Text File dialog box, locate your printer, change a configuration setting in Program mode • Send this command string: P 6 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide Your command text file will either you have changed the ...data to the printer, to download configuration commands to the printer, or to the printer, make sure that either change the HyperTerminal connection settings accordingly. Switching Between Printer Operating Modes When you send IPL commands to upload information from an RFID tag. HyperTerminal ...
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... write field. The label looks like this when printed: FIRST FIELD SECOND FIELD THIRD FIELD FOURTH FIELD Working With RFID Tags If a printer has an RFID module installed, the RFID mode is written to the label, and then positions the next label for printing. To specify an area in Print... tag's memory and define the data that includes commands to read and write to the tag, and print the format to the tag. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 21 All other settings are identical to H0. Designing Bar Code Labels Label Format Example Using Command (continued)...
... write field. The label looks like this when printed: FIRST FIELD SECOND FIELD THIRD FIELD FOURTH FIELD Working With RFID Tags If a printer has an RFID module installed, the RFID mode is written to the label, and then positions the next label for printing. To specify an area in Print... tag's memory and define the data that includes commands to read and write to the tag, and print the format to the tag. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 21 All other settings are identical to H0. Designing Bar Code Labels Label Format Example Using Command (continued)...
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...readable field, a line field, and a bar code field. If the field source data string is stored from the left starting with interpretive field enabled. 22 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide If auto-transmit level 3 is enabled, an status response is written to represent the number as a numerical value. THIS IS ... looks roughly like the sample. Note: The number of bytes needed to the tag. Designing Bar Code Labels How Data is Stored on an RFID Tag Data written to the host. Writing Hex or ASCII Formats If the tag format is hex or ASCII and the field source data string...
...readable field, a line field, and a bar code field. If the field source data string is stored from the left starting with interpretive field enabled. 22 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide If auto-transmit level 3 is enabled, an status response is written to represent the number as a numerical value. THIS IS ... looks roughly like the sample. Note: The number of bytes needed to the tag. Designing Bar Code Labels How Data is Stored on an RFID Tag Data written to the host. Writing Hex or ASCII Formats If the tag format is hex or ASCII and the field source data string...
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... to the next data-entry field. Sets the height of the interpretive field to 775. Places the printer in Print mode. instructs the printer to go to be incremented. This is to be incremented). Specifies that contains an RFID tag. The data surrounded by a value of field 27 at 15,0. Prints the label.... Command Strings C P E4;F4; H0;o102,51;f0;c25;h20;w20;d0,30; L1;o102,102;f0;l575;w5; Q3;a2,2,0,23;d3,MY FIRST RFID TAG WRITE; E4 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 33
... to the next data-entry field. Sets the height of the interpretive field to 775. Places the printer in Print mode. instructs the printer to go to be incremented. This is to be incremented). Specifies that contains an RFID tag. The data surrounded by a value of field 27 at 15,0. Prints the label.... Command Strings C P E4;F4; H0;o102,51;f0;c25;h20;w20;d0,30; L1;o102,102;f0;l575;w5; Q3;a2,2,0,23;d3,MY FIRST RFID TAG WRITE; E4 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 33
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... this field is transmitted in Advanced mode. RFID Example Command Descriptions Command C P E4;F4 H0 o102,51 f0 c25 h20 w20 d0,30 L1 o102,102 f0 l575 w5 B2 o203,153 c0,0 Description Places the printer in Print mode with no check digit. 34 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide Sets the height...
... this field is transmitted in Advanced mode. RFID Example Command Descriptions Command C P E4;F4 H0 o102,51 f0 c25 h20 w20 d0,30 L1 o102,102 f0 l575 w5 B2 o203,153 c0,0 Description Places the printer in Print mode with no check digit. 34 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide Sets the height...
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...the label. w2 Sets the width to original size. h1 Sets the height to 2 dots. Q3 Defines field 3 as an RFID field. J2,2,0 Reads the data from the printer memory. Chapter 2 - d0,10 Specifies that data for field 3 to the lowest numbered data-entry field. d3,MY FIRST... Labels Label Format - c20 Sets the font to the next data-entry field. w1 Sets the width to 23 bytes. RFID TAG WRITE R Places the printer in ASCII format on the Data segment, starting ,23 on byte 0 and writes up to original size. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 35
...the label. w2 Sets the width to original size. h1 Sets the height to 2 dots. Q3 Defines field 3 as an RFID field. J2,2,0 Reads the data from the printer memory. Chapter 2 - d0,10 Specifies that data for field 3 to the lowest numbered data-entry field. d3,MY FIRST... Labels Label Format - c20 Sets the font to the next data-entry field. w1 Sets the width to 23 bytes. RFID TAG WRITE R Places the printer in ASCII format on the Data segment, starting ,23 on byte 0 and writes up to original size. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 35
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... in only changed fields, use the "Format, Select" command to reimage by PD/ PF/PM/PX series printers with 300 dpi printheads. Using Emulation Mode Note: Emulation mode is in 10 mil dots. • RFID commands are one bit per byte (instead of label length. 2 Select the fields to specify that only... characters are preceded by or selectable by language. • The bitmaps for user-defined characters (UDC) and user-defined fonts (UDF) are not available. Chapter 4 - Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 59
... in only changed fields, use the "Format, Select" command to reimage by PD/ PF/PM/PX series printers with 300 dpi printheads. Using Emulation Mode Note: Emulation mode is in 10 mil dots. • RFID commands are one bit per byte (instead of label length. 2 Select the fields to specify that only... characters are preceded by or selectable by language. • The bitmaps for user-defined characters (UDC) and user-defined fonts (UDF) are not available. Chapter 4 - Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 59
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..." 53 Not enough room in the IPL Command Reference Manual. 72 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide Verify that the printer does not have to store downloaded font. 56 Flash file system error. 57 Invalid parameter. 60 No RFID support. 61 No RFID tag found. Check the program command for all pairs of range. Quantity...
..." 53 Not enough room in the IPL Command Reference Manual. 72 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide Verify that the printer does not have to store downloaded font. 56 Flash file system error. 57 Invalid parameter. 60 No RFID support. 61 No RFID tag found. Check the program command for all pairs of range. Quantity...
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...with 86XX-Compatible Code 39 Note: This section applies to a locked RFID tag. In this mode: • Code 39 characters are trying to write data to the PF/PM/PX series printers only. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 73 Verify that the field specifies a ...to unlock the tag and try to the recommended operating temperature before you are using a PF/PM/PX series printer, and are generated from the corresponding Speedo fonts. The printer RFID module has exceeded its recommended operating temperature and shut down automatically. For example, the characters $, / +, and ...
...with 86XX-Compatible Code 39 Note: This section applies to a locked RFID tag. In this mode: • Code 39 characters are trying to write data to the PF/PM/PX series printers only. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 73 Verify that the field specifies a ...to unlock the tag and try to the recommended operating temperature before you are using a PF/PM/PX series printer, and are generated from the corresponding Speedo fonts. The printer RFID module has exceeded its recommended operating temperature and shut down automatically. For example, the characters $, / +, and ...
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... Label at Strip Pin RFID Tag Write Ok Skipping Printing Ready Clear Label at Strip Pin Takeup Reel Full No Label Stock Ribbon Fault Room in Buffer Imager Overrun Print Job Complete and Buffer Empty Insufficient RAM *Some older Intermec printers may not support this ...response is DC2, and instead of the status responses are for more information about protocols and status responses. See your printer user's manual for standard protocol. Appendix B - Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 91 User-Defined Interface Tables Status Responses and Auto-Transmit Commands (t = 3) This ...
... Label at Strip Pin RFID Tag Write Ok Skipping Printing Ready Clear Label at Strip Pin Takeup Reel Full No Label Stock Ribbon Fault Room in Buffer Imager Overrun Print Job Complete and Buffer Empty Insufficient RAM *Some older Intermec printers may not support this ...response is DC2, and instead of the status responses are for more information about protocols and status responses. See your printer user's manual for standard protocol. Appendix B - Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 91 User-Defined Interface Tables Status Responses and Auto-Transmit Commands (t = 3) This ...
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...65 human-readable fields, 11 I IBM translation character table, 80 image overrun errors, 70 immediate commands, described, 3 installing code page tables, 42 Intermec Printer Language. See memory fonts bitmap, described, 38 choosing type to use, 38 compared, 39 downloading, 39-41 using , 30 sample label format, 22... 48 six bits per byte, for Advanced mode, 48 user-defined characters and fonts, 44 H high order data, in label format, 20 RFID tag, 33 rotated fields, using PrintSet, 39 downloading with IPL commands, 40 downloading with fields, 12 flash memory. IPL commands supported, 59 Legacy...
...65 human-readable fields, 11 I IBM translation character table, 80 image overrun errors, 70 immediate commands, described, 3 installing code page tables, 42 Intermec Printer Language. See memory fonts bitmap, described, 38 choosing type to use, 38 compared, 39 downloading, 39-41 using , 30 sample label format, 22... 48 six bits per byte, for Advanced mode, 48 user-defined characters and fonts, 44 H high order data, in label format, 20 RFID tag, 33 rotated fields, using PrintSet, 39 downloading with IPL commands, 40 downloading with fields, 12 flash memory. IPL commands supported, 59 Legacy...
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... R RAM increasing available, 58 requirements for characters, 48 six bits per byte format, 53 X XON/XOFF protocol, characters available, 93 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 99 See run-length encoding rotating fields, 16 run-length encoding, 64-65 S scaling fields, 17 selecting the..., 41 sending IPL commands to the printer, 5 service commands, described, 3 shift print commands, 90 Simplified Chinese font, 42 six bits per byte format, for fonts, 41 using efficiently, 58 reimaging modified fields, 59 RFID storing data on tags, 22 ASCII format, 22 Hex format, 22 numerical ...
... R RAM increasing available, 58 requirements for characters, 48 six bits per byte format, 53 X XON/XOFF protocol, characters available, 93 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 99 See run-length encoding rotating fields, 16 run-length encoding, 64-65 S scaling fields, 17 selecting the..., 41 sending IPL commands to the printer, 5 service commands, described, 3 shift print commands, 90 Simplified Chinese font, 42 six bits per byte format, for fonts, 41 using efficiently, 58 reimaging modified fields, 59 RFID storing data on tags, 22 ASCII format, 22 Hex format, 22 numerical ...
XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide
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Contents Defining RFID Tags in a Label 21 Using Variables for Advanced Features 23 Optimizing Label Printing Speed 30 Using Printer Resident Fonts 30 Using Scaleable Fonts 31 3 Printing Labels ...33 Converting a .lab File Format to an .lbx File Format 34 Downloading the .lbx File to Your Printer 36 Creating Printer Groups 40 Removing Printers and Groups 42 Printing a Test Label 42 4 Troubleshooting 47 Troubleshooting Problems and Possible Solutions 48 Understanding Error Messages 50 Using Sample Labels 50 vi XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide
Contents Defining RFID Tags in a Label 21 Using Variables for Advanced Features 23 Optimizing Label Printing Speed 30 Using Printer Resident Fonts 30 Using Scaleable Fonts 31 3 Printing Labels ...33 Converting a .lab File Format to an .lbx File Format 34 Downloading the .lbx File to Your Printer 36 Creating Printer Groups 40 Removing Printers and Groups 42 Printing a Test Label 42 4 Troubleshooting 47 Troubleshooting Problems and Possible Solutions 48 Understanding Error Messages 50 Using Sample Labels 50 vi XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide
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...; Support for printing in your PC to Your Printer" on page 13. • Changes to the Label Loader application. The CD will automatically start and display the introduction window. 4 XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide For help, see "Defining RFID Tags in a Label" on page 21. &#...8226; Support for RFID labels. Note: You must have the Microsoft Framework version 1.1 installed on your CD drive. For help , see "Downloading the .lbx File to install XMLLabel. Getting Started Supported Printers • EasyCoder® PF2i, PF4i, PF4ci, PM4i, PX4i, PX6i with Fingerprint...
...; Support for printing in your PC to Your Printer" on page 13. • Changes to the Label Loader application. The CD will automatically start and display the introduction window. 4 XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide For help, see "Defining RFID Tags in a Label" on page 21. &#...8226; Support for RFID labels. Note: You must have the Microsoft Framework version 1.1 installed on your CD drive. For help , see "Downloading the .lbx File to install XMLLabel. Getting Started Supported Printers • EasyCoder® PF2i, PF4i, PF4ci, PM4i, PX4i, PX6i with Fingerprint...
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... v6.10 User's Guide 13 Please see your AII documentation for the RFID printers: a For TCP/IP printing, set these settings, go to configure the parameters in SAP AII 1 Set EPC Settings to use Intermec XMLReady printers with AII. Getting Started Setting Up Printers in the SAP AII interface. To use XMLLabel with SAP AII...
... v6.10 User's Guide 13 Please see your AII documentation for the RFID printers: a For TCP/IP printing, set these settings, go to configure the parameters in SAP AII 1 Set EPC Settings to use Intermec XMLReady printers with AII. Getting Started Setting Up Printers in the SAP AII interface. To use XMLLabel with SAP AII...
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This chapter contains these sections: • Understanding How the Printer Supports Label Elements • Defining Variable Data • Using Variable Data in a Label • Using Non-Latin Character Sets in a Label • Defining RFID Tags in a Label • Using Variables for Advanced Features • Optimizing Label Printing Speed XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide 15 2 Designing Labels Use this chapter to understand how to design labels to use with your Intermec XMLReady printer.
This chapter contains these sections: • Understanding How the Printer Supports Label Elements • Defining Variable Data • Using Variable Data in a Label • Using Non-Latin Character Sets in a Label • Defining RFID Tags in a Label • Using Variables for Advanced Features • Optimizing Label Printing Speed XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide 15 2 Designing Labels Use this chapter to understand how to design labels to use with your Intermec XMLReady printer.
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... labels for WMS or ERP is slower. Since TrueType fonts are sent as graphics. The printers support only printer resident fonts. Use printer bar codes only. The printers print these elements as "Part No." Understanding Label Printing Issues Label Element Fixed text Variable text... Lines/Boxes Bar codes Graphics Polygons, circles, rounded rectangles Oblique lines OLE objects RFID tags How Does the Printer Support It? The printers support fixed graphics only. The printers support fixed and variable data. Chapter 2 - To define variable data 1 Open LabelShop PRO. ...
... labels for WMS or ERP is slower. Since TrueType fonts are sent as graphics. The printers support only printer resident fonts. Use printer bar codes only. The printers print these elements as "Part No." Understanding Label Printing Issues Label Element Fixed text Variable text... Lines/Boxes Bar codes Graphics Polygons, circles, rounded rectangles Oblique lines OLE objects RFID tags How Does the Printer Support It? The printers support fixed graphics only. The printers support fixed and variable data. Chapter 2 - To define variable data 1 Open LabelShop PRO. ...
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... is highlighted and select a Subset from the list. 5 From the language bar in a Label You can design labels that contain RFID tags with LabelShop PRO and print them on XMLReady printers using XMLLabel. XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide 21 Windows must have multiple keyboard support installed. 6 In LabelShop PRO, replace the placeholder...
... is highlighted and select a Subset from the list. 5 From the language bar in a Label You can design labels that contain RFID tags with LabelShop PRO and print them on XMLReady printers using XMLLabel. XMLLabel v6.10 User's Guide 21 Windows must have multiple keyboard support installed. 6 In LabelShop PRO, replace the placeholder...
