Deleting Fields - Intermec 4630 User Manual

Use the following format as an example. Assume you have downloaded the
following format to the printer:
Commands
<STX><ESC>P<ETX>
<STX>E3;F3;<ETX>
<STX>H0;o160,200;f0;c0;d0,16;h1;w1;<ETX>
<STX>H1;o160,240;f0;c0;d0,16;h1;w1;<ETX>
<STX>H2;o160,300;f0;c2;d0,14;h1;w1;<ETX>
<STX>H3;o160,380;f0;c2;d0,16;h1;w1;<ETX>
<STX>B4;o160,0;f0;c0,1;h100;w2;d0,11;i0;p@;<ETX>
<STX>R;<ETX>
Download the following command string to change field 3 to h2;w2; and
thereby change the height to 2 dots:
<STX><ESC>P;F3;H3;h2;w2;R;<ETX>
The following table describes each command in this string:
Command
<ESC>P
F3;
H3;
h2;
w2;
R;
Note: The <STX> and <ETX> commands mark the beginning and end of a message.
The semicolon (;) is the command terminator. All commands in Program mode must
end with this terminator except the last command in a message.

Deleting Fields

It is possible to delete any field from a format except for the last field. You can
use the following command string to delete field 3 from format 4.
<STX><ESC>P;F4;D3;R;<ETX>
*1233*
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Description
Enters Program mode
Accesses format number 3 from memory
Accesses field 3
Sets the height to 2 dots
Sets the width to 2 dots
Returns to Print mode
Designing Labels Using IPL Commands
Description
Enters Program mode
Erases format 3, Create format 3
Creates field H0
Creates field H1
Creates field H2
Creates field H3
Creates field B3
Saves and exits to Print mode
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