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ZPL EmulationCommand ReferenceRevision2.02Date2008/08/041

Amendment historyReleaseRev 1.00Rev 2.00Rev 2.01Rev ommentFirst EditionSecond EditionCLP8301Minor changes to listed command support. Zebra, ZPL and ZPL-II are registered trademarks of ZIH Corporation.Errors and Omissions Excluded. Citizen Systems Europe GmbH, Citizen Systems Japan Co, Ltd.2

Command correspondence tableInstructionZPL II Basicthe Beginning of the Labelthe Ending of the LabelLabel HomeLabel LengthMaximum Label LengthSet Label ShiftPrint WidthField OrientationPrint OrientationField OriginField TypesetField ParameterField DataField SeparaterField HEX InstructionPrinter ConfigurationPrint ModeMedia TrackingMedia TypeSet Units of MeasurementMedia DarknessSet DarknessText for LabelsChange International FontFont SelectionAlphanumericFontInstructionsScalable Font SizeUse Font Name to Call FontDownload Bitmap FontDownload UnboundedTrueType FontFont IdentifierBar CodesInterleaved 2 of rentRelease XA XZ LHx,y LLy MLa LSa Pwa FWr POa FOx,y FTx,y FPd,g FD data FS FHaYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes MMa,b MNa MTa MUa,b,c MDa SD#YesYesYesYesYesYes CIa,s1,d1,s2,d2,. CFf,h,w Afo,h,wYesYesYes A0o,h,w A@o,h,w,n DBd:o.x,a,h,w,base,space,#char,c,dataYesYesYes DUd:f,s,dataYes CWa,d:o.xYes B2o,h,f,g,e BKo,e,h,f,g,k,l BPo,e,h,f,g BZo,h,f,g B8o,h,f,gYesYesYesYesYes

UPC-EEAN-13UPC/EAN ExtensionsUPC-ACode 39Code 93Code 128Two-Dimensional Bar CodePDF417UPS MaxiCodeData MatrixBar Codes othersBar Code FieldDefault InstructionGraphic InstructionGraphic BoxGraphic CircleGraphic Diagonal LineDownload Direct BitmapYesYesYesYesYesYesYes B9o,h,f,g,e BEo,h,f,g BSo,h,f,g BUo,h,f,g,e B3o,e,h,f,g BAo,h,f,g,e BCo,h,f,g,eYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes B7o,h,s,c,r,t BDm,n,t BXo,h,s,c,r,f,gYesYesYesYesYesYes BYw,r,hYesYesYesYesYes GBw,h,t,c,r GCd,t,c GDw,h,t,c,o DDa,b,dataDownloading a Graphic ImageGraphic FieldYesYesYes DGd:o.x,t,w,data GFa,b,c,d,dataDownload GraphicsRecall Graphic imageImage MoveSaving Label Formatin Memory as GraphicImagesRecalling Label Formatfrom MemoryDeleting Objectfrom MemoryDeleting all Graphic Imagesfrom DRAMAdvanced TechniquesNonprinting CommentsReverse Printing a FieldLabel Reverse PrintMirror ImageSerialized DataTear-off Adjust PositionInitialize/Erase Stored FormatsDownload FormatRecall Stored FormatSet Time/DatePower On ResetSet Media Sensor CalibrationYesYesYesYesYesYes DYf,b,x,t,w,data XGd:o.x,mx,my IMd:o.x YesYesYes ILd:o.xYesYesYes IDd:o.xYesYesYes EG EGYes FX data FR LRa PMa SNv,n,z TA### EF or EF DFd:o.x XFd:o.x STa.b.c.d.e.f,g JR YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes4

YesYesYesYesCancel AllPause and Cancel FormatCancel Current Partially.Slew to Home PositionYesYesYesYesProgramable PauseYesPrint StartPrint QuantityPrint RateApplicator ReprintSet Dots/MillimeterChange CaretYesYesYesYesYesYesChange DelimiterYesChange TildeYesChange MemoryLetter DesignationEbable CommunucationDiagnosticsPrint ConfigurationYes JA JP JX PH PH PP PP PS PQq,p,r,o PRp,s,b PR JMn CCx CCx CDx CDx CTa CTa CMa,b,cYes JDYesYes WCYes * YesYesYesYes*Since correspondence is technically impossible, DD and GF do not support.5YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes

ZPL Command ReferenceZPL Basic XAStart FormatDescription:The XA command is used at the beginning of ZPL code, It is the opening bracket and indicatesthe start of a new label format.Format: XAComments:Label formats should start with the XA command and end with the XZ command to be in valid ZPL format. XZEnd FormatDescription:The XZ command is the ending(closing)bracket. It indicates the end of a label format. When thiscommand is received, a label will be printed.Format: XZComments:Label formats must start with the XA command and end with the XZ command to be in validZPL format. LHLabel HomeDescription:The LH command sets the label home position.The default home position of a label is the upper-left corner (position 0,0 along the x-axis andy-axis).This is the axis reference point for labels. Any area below and to the right of this point isavailable for printing. The LH command changes this reference point. For instance, when working6

with preprinted labels, use this command to move the reference point below the preprinted area.This command will only affect fields that come after it. It is suggested that this be one of the firstcommands in the label format.Format: LHx,yParameters:x x-axis position(in dots)Accepted Values: 0 to 7999(200dpi) / 0 to 11998(300dpi)Initial Value at Power-up:0 or last permanent saved valuey y-axis position(in dots)Accepted Values: 0 to 7999(200dpi) / 0 to 11998(300dpi)Initial Value at Power-up:0 or last permanent saved valueDepending on the printhead used in your printer, use one of the following when figuring the valuesfor x and y:8 dots 1 mm(millimeter),200 dots 1 inch.12 dots 1 mm(millimeter),300 dots 1 inch.To be compatible with existing printers, this command must come before the first FS(FieldSeparator)command. Once you have issued an LH command, the setting is retained until you turnoff the printer or send a new LH command to the printer. LLLabel LengthDescription:The LL command defines the length of the label. This command is necessary when usingcontinuous media(i.e. media not divided into separate labels by gaps, spaces, notches, slots or holes).To affect the current label and be compatible with existing printers, this command must come beforethe first FS command. Once you have issued an LL command, the setting is retained until you turnoff the printer or send a new LL command to the printer.This command changes “Contitu.MediaLen”(operation panel).Format: LLyParameters:y y-axis position(in dots)Accepted Values: 1 to 7999(200dpi) / 1 to 11998(300dpi),not to exceed the maximumlabel size.While the printer will accept any value for this parameter, the amount of memory7

installed will determine the maximum length of the label.Default Values:A value must be entered or the command is ignored101.6mm(4.00inch) using 8 dot/mm printheadComments:If multiple LL commands are issued in the same label format, the last LL command will alsoaffect the next label unless it is prior to the first FS. MLMaximum Label LengthDescription:The ML command lets you adjust the maximum label length.Format: MLaParameters:a maximum label length(in dot rows)Accepted Values: 0 to maximum length of labelDefault Value: last permanently saved valueComments:In order for calibration to work properly, you must set the maximum label length equal to or greaterthan your actual label length. LSLabel ShiftDescription:The LS command is used to shift all field positions to the left.If the print position is less than 0,set LS to 0.This command must come before the first FS command. Once you have issued an LS command,the setting is retained until you turn off the printer or send a new LS command to the printer.But if you execute “Save Setting” on operation-panel, the setting isn’t saved.Format: LSaParameters:a shift left value(in dots)8

Accepted Values:-9999 to 9999Initial Value at Power-up:0Comments:When entering positive values, it is not necessary to use the sign, The value is assumed to bepositive unless preceded by a negative sign. PWPrint WidthDescription:The PW command allows you set the print width.This command changes “Label Width”(operation panel).Format: PWaParameters:a label width in dotsDefault Values:A value must be entered or the command is ignored103.9mm(4.09) inches using 8 dot/mm printheadComments: FWField OrientationDescription:The FW command sets the default orientation for all command fields that have an orientation(rotation) parameter. Fields can be rotated 0,90,180,270 degrees clockwise by using this command.The FW command only affects fields that follow it. Once you have issued a FW commands, thesetting is retained until you turn off the printer or send a new FW command to the printer.Format: FWrParameters:r rotate fieldAccepted Value:N normalR rotated 90 degreesI inverted 180 degrees9

B bottom-up 270 degrees, read from bottom upInitial Value at Power-up: NComments:If the FW command is entered with the r parameter missing, the command is ignored. FW only affects the orientation in commands where the rotation parameter has not been specificallyset. If an command has a specific rotation parameter, that is the once that is used. POPrint OrientationDescription:The PO command inverts the label format 180 degrees. In essence, the label is printed upside-down.If the original label contains commands such as LL, LS the inverted label output will be effecteddifferently.Format: POaParameters:a invert label 180 degreesAccepted Values: N(normal) or I(invert)Default Value: NComments:If multiple PO commands are issued in the same label format, only the last command send to theprinter is used.Once you issue a PO command, the setting is retained until another PO command is received orthe printer is powered down. FOField OriginDescription:The FO command sets a field origin, relative to the label home( LH) position. FO sets theupper-left corner of the field area by defining points along the x-axis and y-axis independent of therotation.Format: FOx,yParameters:x x-axis location(in dots)10

Accepted Values: 0 to 7999(200dpi) / 0 to 11998(300dpi)Default Value:0y y-axis location(in dots)Accepted Values: 0 to 7999(200dpi) / 0 to 11998(300dpi)Default Value:0Comments:If the value entered for the x or y parameter is too high, it could position the field origin completelyoff the label. FTField TypesetDescription:The FT command also sets the field position, relative to the home position of the label designatedby the LH command. The typesetting origin of the field is fixed with respect to the contents of thefield and does not change with rotation.Format: FTx,yParameters:x x-axis location(in dots)Accepted Values: 0 to 7999(200dpi) / 0 to 11998(300dpi)Default Value: position after last formatted text fieldy y-axis location(in dots)Accepted Values: 0 to 7999(200dpi) / 0 to 11998(300dpi)Default Value: position after last formatted text fieldText-Origin is the start of the character string, at the baseline of the font. Normally the baseline isthe bottom of most characters except for those with descenders such as ‘g’, ’y’, etc.Bar Codes-The origin is the base of the bar code, even when an interpretation is present below thebar code, or if the bar code has guard bars.Graphic Boxes-Origin is at the bottom-left corner of the box.Images-Origin is at the bottom-left corner of the rectangular image area. FP11

Field ParameterDescription:The FP command sets the inter-character gap.Format: FPd,gParameters:d not careg: additional inter-character gap(in dots)Accepted Values:0 to 9999 FD Field DataDescription:The FD command defines the data string for the field. The field data can be any printable characterexcept those used as command prefixes( and ).Format: FDaParameters:a data to be printedAccepted Values: any ASCII string up to 3072 characters.Default Value: none – a string of characters must be entered.Comments:The and characters can be printed by changing the prefix characters – refer to the CC and CTcommands. The new prefix characters cannot be printed.Characters with codes above 127,or the and characters can be printed using the FH and FDcommands. FSField SeparatorDescription:The FS command denotes the end of the field definition.Format: FSParameters: FS field separator12

FHField Hexadecimal IndicatorDescription:The FH command allows you to enter the hexadecimal value for any character directly into the FDstatement. The FH command must precede each FD command in which it will be used.Within the FD statement, the HEX indicator must precede each hexadecimal value. The defaulthexadecimal indicator is (underscore).There must be a minimum of two characters designated tofollow the underscore. The a parameter can be added when a different hexadecimal indicator isneeded.This command can be used with any of the commands that have field data(i.e. FD, SN(SerializedData)).Valid hexadecimal characters are;0123456789ABCDEFabcdefFormat: FHaParameters:a hexadecimal indicatorAccepted Values: any character except current format and control prefix( and bydefault).Default Value: (underscore)Example: FO100,100 AD FH FDTilde 7e used for HEX FSPrinter Configuration MMPrint ModeDescription:The MM command determines the action the printer takes after a label or group of labels has beenprinted. There are four different modes of operation:1.Tear-Off- After printing, the label is advanced so that the web is over the tear bar. Label,with backing attached, can then be torn off manually.13

2.Tear-On- After printing, the next label is positioned under the printhead (no backfeedmotion).3.Peel-Off- After printing, the label is moved forward and activated a label AvailableSensor. Printing stops until the label is manually removed from the printer.Power peel-backing material is automatically rewound using an optional internal rewindspindle.4.Cutter- After printing, the media feeds forward and is automatically cut intopredetermined lengths.Format: MMa,bParameters:a desired modeAccepted Values:T tear offP peel offR tear onC cutterDefault Value: Tb not careThe command will be ignored if parameters are missing or invalid. The current value of thecommand will remain unchanged. MNMedia TrackingDescription:The MN command relays to the printer what type of media is being used(continuous ornon-continuous) for purposes of tracking. There are two choices for this command:1.Continous Media – This media has no physical characteristic(web, notch, perforation,mark, etc,)to separate labels. Label Length is determined by the LL command.2.Non-continuous Media – This media has some type of physical characteristic(web, notch,perforation, mark, etc,)to separate the labels.Format: MNaParameters:a media being used14

Accepted Values:N continuous mediaY non-continuous mediaW non-continuous media web sensingM non-continuous media mark sensingComments:If the parameter is missing or invalid, the command will be ignored. MTMedia TypeDescription:The MT command selects the type of media being used in the printer. There are two choices for thiscommand;1.Thermal Transfer Media-This media uses a high carbon black or colored ribbon. The inkon the ribbon is bonded to the media.2.Direct Thermal Media-The media is heat sensitive and requires no ribbon.Format: MTaParameters:a media type usedAccepted Values:T thermal transfer mediaD direct thermal mediaComments:If the parameter is missing or invalid, the command will be ignored. MUSet Units of MeasurementDescription:This command sets the printer units of measurement. The MU command works on a field-by-fieldbasis. Once the mode units is set, it carries over from field to field until a new mode units is entered.Format: MUa,b,c15

Parameters:a unitsAccepted Values:D dotsI inchesM millimetersDefault Value: Db not carec not careComments:This command should appear at the beginning of the label format to be in proper ZPL format. MDMedia DarknessDescription:This MD command adjusts the darkness relative to the current darkness setting. The minimumvalue is –30 and the maximum value is 30.Format: MDaParameters:a media darkness levelAccepted Values:-30 to 30,depending on current value.Initial Value at Power-up:0If no value is entered, this command is ignored.Examples:・If the current value(value on configuration label)is 16,entering the command MD-9 woulddecrease the value to 7.・If the current value(value on configuration label)is 1,entering the command MD15 would increasethe value to 16.・If the current value(value on configuration label)is 25,entering the command MD10 would onlyincrease the value to 30 since that is the maximum value allowed.Each MD command is treated separately in relation to the current value as printed on theconfiguration label.For example, this is what would happen if two MD commands were received.16

Assume the current value is 15.An MD-6 command is received that changes the current value to9.Another command, MD2,is received. The current value is changed 17.The two MD commandswere treated individually with respect to the current value of 15. SDSet DarknessDescription:The SD command lets you set the darkness of printing via ZPL . It is equivalent to the darknesssetting parameter on the front panel display.This command changes “Print Darkness”(operation panel).Format: SD#Parameters:# desired darkness setting(2-digit number)Accepted Values:00 to 30Default Value: last permanently saved valueComments:The MD command value, if applicable, is added to the SD command.Text for Labels CIChange International FontDescription:The printers can print TrueType fonts using various international character sets; USA, UK,Denmark/Norway, Sweden/Finland, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.ZPL follows the ISO standards for international characters.The CI command enables you to call up the international character set you want to use for printing.You can mix character sets on a label. The following page shows the international character setsavailable.This command allows character remapping. Any character within a font can be remapped to adifferent numerical position.17

It depends on the font at that time for the character printed by the actual code page.Format: CIa,s1,d1,s2,d2, Parameters:a desired character setAccepted Values:0 U.S.A.1 Reserved (U.S.A.)2 UK3 Reserved4 Denmark/Norway5 Sweden/Finland6 Germany7 France8 Reserved (France)9 Italy10 Spain11 Reserved (U.S.A.)12 Reserved (U.S.A.)13 IBM Code Page 850Initial Value at Power-up: last permanent value saved.s1 source 1(character position to be remapped)Accepted Values: decimals 0 to 255d1 destination 1(new position for the character referred to in s1)Accepted Values: decimals 0 to 255s2 source 2(character position to be remapped)Accepted Values: decimals 0 to 255d2 destination 2(new position for the character referred to in s2)Accepted Values: decimals 0 to 255 continuation of patternUp to 256 source and destination pairs can be entered in this command.Example:This example re-maps the Euro symbol(21) to the Dollar sign value(36).In this way, when the dollarsign character is sent to the printer, the Euro symbol will print. The Euro symbol value,15 Hex,equals 21 decimal, and the Dollar sign value,24 Hex, equals 36 decimal.18

CI0,21,36International Character SetsComments:The “space” character cannot be remapped for any font. CFChange Alphanumeric Default FontDescription:You can use the CF command to keep your programs simple. The CF command sets the defaultfont used in your printer.Format: CFf,h,wParameters:f specified default fontAccepted Values: A through H, and numerals 0 to 9.Initial Value at Power-up: Ah individual character height(in dots)Accepted Values:0 to 32000Initial Value at Power-up:9w individual character width(in dots)Accepted Values:0 to 32000Initial Value at Power-up:5 or last permanent saved value.19

Parameter f specifies the default font for every alphanumeric field. Parameter h is default height forevery alpha field, parameter w is default width value for every alpha field.The default alphanumeric font is A. If you do not change the alphanumeric default font( CFcommand) and do not use any alphanumeric field command( Af) or enter an invalid font value, anydata you specify will print in font A.Defining only the height or width forces the magnification to be proportional to the parameterdefined. If neither value is defined, the CF values given or the default CF values for height andwidth are used. AScalable/Bitmapped FontDescription:The A command is used with build-in or TrueType fonts. A designates the font for the current FD statement or field. The font specified in A will be used only once for that FD entry. If A isnot specified again, the default CF font will be used for the next FD entry.Format: Af,o,h,wParameters:f font nameAccepted Values: letters A through Z, and numbers 1 to 9.Default Value: AAny font in the printer(downloaded, EPROM, stored fonts, font A through Z and 1 to9)can also be selected with the CW command. If the value is incorrect or unspecified,it will revert to the default or the current CF value.o font orientationAccepted Values:N normalR rotated90 degrees(clockwise)I inverted180 degreesB read from bottom up,270 degreesDefault Value: the last accepted FW value or the FW default.h character height(in dots)Scalable:Accepted Values:10 to 1500Default Value: last accepted value for CF.Bitmapped:20

Accepted Values: Multiples of height from 1 to 24 times the standard height,inincrements of 1.Default Value: The standard matrix height for a specified font.w width(in dots)Scalable:Accepted Values:10 to 1500Default Value: last accepted value for CF.Bitmapped:Accepted Values: Multiples of width from 1 to 24 times the standard width, inincrements of 1.Default Value: The standard matrix width for a specified font.Comments:Fonts are built using a matrix that defines standard height-to-width ratios. If you specify only theheight or width value, the standard matrix for that font will automatically determine the other value.If the value is blank or a 0(zero) is entered, the height or width will be determined by the standardfont matrix. A@Use Font Name to Call FontDescription:The A@ command uses the complete name of a font, rather than the character designation used in A. Once A@ is defined, it will represent that font until a new font name is specified by A@.Format: A@o.h,w,nParameters:o font orientationAccepted Values:N normalR rotated90 degrees(clockwise)I inverted180 degreesB read from bottom up,270 degreesDefault Value: Last FW value orN if an orientation is not specified.h character height(in dots)Default Value: Magnification specified by w(character width)or the last accepted CF21

value. The base height is used if none is specified.Scalable:The value is the height in dots of the entire character block. Magnificationfactors are unnecessary, since characters are scaled.Bitmapped:The value is rounded to nearest integer multiple of the font’s base height, thendivided by the font’s base height to give a magnification nearest limit.w character width(in dots)Default Value: Magnification specified by h(height)or the last accepted CF value. Thebase width is used if none is specified.Scalable:The value is the width in dots of the entire character block. Magnificationfactors are unnecessary, since characters are scaled.Bitmapped:The value is rounded to nearest integer multiple of the font’s base width, thendivided by the font’s base width to give a magnification nearest limit.n font name(.FNT extension)Accepted Values: any valid font(with the extension .FNT)Default Value: If no letter designates the device location, the default device is RAM orR:. The font named will carry over on all subsequent A@ commands without a fontname.Example: XA A@N,25,25,B:Cyrillic.FNT FO100,20 FS FDThis is a test FS A@N,50,50 FO200,40 FS FDThis string uses the B:Cyrillic.FNT FS XZThe first line will search the non-volatile memory of the printer(e.g. B:) looking for the“Cyrillic.FNT” font name. When the font is found, the command will set the character size, the fieldorigin, and print the field data “This is a test” on a label(line2).In the third command line, the character size is increased and a new field origin is set. Line 4 printsthe field data “This string uses the B: Cyrillic.FNT” in the same font.22

DBDownload Bitmap FontDescription:The DB command sets the printer to receive a download bitmap font, defines native cell size,baseline, space size, and copyright.This command consists of two portions, a ZPL command which defines the font and a structureddata segment which defines each character of the font.Format: DBd:o,x,a,h,w,base,space,”char, ,dataParameters:d destination drive to store fonto name of fontAccepted Values: 1 to 8 alphanumeric charactersDefault Value: UNKNOWN.FNTx extensionFixed:. FNTa orientation of native fontFixed: Normalh maximum height of cell(in dots)w maximum width of cell(in dots)base dots from top of cell to character baselinespace width of space or non-existent characters#char number of characters in fontMaximum characters allowed is 256,This must match the number of characters beingdownloaded. copyright holderMaximum length of text string is 63 characters. data structured ASCII data that defines each character in the fontThe # symbol signifies character code parameters which are separated with periods. Thecharacter code is from 1 to 4characters to allow for large international character setsto be downloaded to the printer.The data structure is:#xxxx,h,w,x,y,i,data#xxxx character code23

h bitmap height(in dot rows)w bitmap width(in dot rows)x x-offset(in dots)y y-offset(in dots)i typesetting motion displacement(width including inter-character gapof a particular character in the font)data hexadecimal bitmap description DUDownload Unbounded TrueType FontDescription:Some international fonts have more than 256 printable characters. These fonts are supported as“LARGE TrueType Fonts” such as Asian fonts, and are downloaded to the printer with the DUcommand.A ZPL downloadable format must be converted from original True Type Fonts file.Format: DUf,s,dataParameters:f font nameAccepted Values: A destination indicator(any non-volatile RAM device; default deviceis R:) followed by the TrueType name, up to 8 characters.Default Value: If no name is entered, UNKNOWN is used.s font sizeAccepted Values: The number of memory bytes required to hold the ZPL downloadable format of the font.Default Value: If no data is entered, the command is ignored.data data stringAccepted Values: a string of ASCII hexadecimal values(2 hex digits/byte).The totalnumber of 2-digit values must match s.Default Value: If no data is entered, the command is ignored.Example: DUR:KANJI,896753,60CA017B0CE7 24

CWFont IdentifierDescription:All built-in fonts have a one-character identifier. The CW command assigns a single alphanumericcharacter(A through Z and 0 to 9)to a font stored in DRAM, memory card, EPROM or Flash.IF the assigned character is the same as that of a built-in font, the downloaded font is used in placeof the built-in font. The new font will be printed on the label wherever the format calls for thebuilt-in font. If used in place of a built-in font, the change is only in effect until power is turned off.If the assigned character is different, the downloaded font is used as an additional font. Theassignment will remain in effect until a new command is issued or the printer turned off.Format: CWa,d:o,xParameters:a letter of existing font to be substituted, or new font to be addedRequired is a one-character entry.d destination of device to store font in(optional)Accepted Values: E:, B:, R:, Z:Default :R:o name of the downloaded font to be substituted for the built-in, or as an additional font(1to 8 alphanumeric characters)Accepted Values: any name up to 8 charactersDefault: If no name is entered, UNKNOWN is used.x 3-character extensionFixed: .FNTExample:To use MYFONT.FNT stored in DRAM whenever a format calls for Font A: XA CWA,R:MYFONT.FNT XZTo use MYFONT.FNT stored in DRAM as additional Font Q: XA XWQ,R:MYFONT.FNT XZTo use NEWFONT.FNT stored in DRAM whenever a format calls for font F: XA CWF,R:NEWFONT.FNT XZ25

Bar Codes B2Interleaved 2 of 5 Bar CodeDescription:The B2 command is a high density, self-checking, continuous, numeric symbology.Each data character for the Interleaved 2 of 5 Bar Code is composed of five elements: five bars orfive spaces. Of the five elements, two are wide and three are narrow. The bar code is formed byinterleaving characters formed with all spaces into characters formed with all bard.・ B2 standard ratio(ratio of thick bar to thin bar) is 5 : 2.・Field data( FD) is limited to the width(or length, if rotated)of the label.Format: B2o,h,f,g,eParameters:o orientationAccepted Values:N normalR rotated 90 degrees(clockwise)I inverted 180 degreesB read from bottom up,270 degreesDefault Value: Current FW valueh bar code height(in dots)Accepted Values: 1 to 7999(200dpi) / 1 to 11998(300dpi)Default Value: Value set by BYf print interpretation lineAccepted Values: Y(yes) or N(no)Default Value: Yg not caree calculate and print Mod 10 check digitAccepted Values: Y(yes) or N(no)Default Value: NExample: XA FO100,100 BY3 B2N,150,Y,N,N FD1234567890 XZ26

Comments:The total number of digits in an Interleaved Bar Code must be even.The printer automatically adds a leading 0(zero)if an odd number of digits is received.The Interleaved 2 of 5 bar code uses the Mod 10 check-digit scheme for error checking. BKANSI CodabarDescription:The BK command is currently used in a variety of information processing applications such aslibraries, the medical industry, and overnight package delivery companies. This bar code is alsoknown as USD-4 code,NW-7 and 2 of 7 code. It was originally developed for retail price-labelinguse.Each character in this code is composed of seven elements: four bars and three spaces. Codabar barcodes use two character sets, numeric and control(start/stop)characters.・ BI standard ratio is 3 : 1.・Field data( FD) is limited to the width (or length, if rotated) of the label.Format: BKo,e,h,f,g,k,lParameters:o orientationA

ZPL Command Reference ZPL Basic XA Start Format Description: The XA command is used at the beginning of ZPL code, It is the opening bracket and indicates the start of a new label format. Format: XA Comments: Label formats should start with the XA command and end with the XZ command to

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