Esc+Wa Calendar Print - SATO CL4NX Programming Reference Manual

13.3 Calendar
13.3

ESC+WA Calendar Print

Calendar Print
ESC
Hexadecimal
code <1B>
16
Initial value Nil
When the power switch is OFF
Valid range and
term of Valid range within items
command
Valid range between items
[Function]
Specifying the print of calendar.
[Format]
<WA>Parameter
●Parameter
a [Specification of print contents]
[Coding Example] Specifying and printing out the date that is three months from today.
<A>
<WP>M03
<V>100<H>200
<OB><WA>DD/MM/YYhh:mm
<Q>2
<Z>
[Supplementary Explanation]
1. This command requires optional calendar IC and it is no usable without IC.
2. When specifying QTY>2, real-time printing will be performed per label.
3. This command specification is available up to 6 locations within one form.
4. Up to 16 characters are available for calendar print data.
5. In the [Parameter] above, count the initiation of WW (Week) as [0], and ww (Week) as 1.
6. Specify the font type for calendar printing by font command (refer to the available command below) before this
command.
WW/ww command example
Ex.1) January in 2008, The year of Jan 1 begins with Mon, Tue, Wed, and Thu.
M T W T
31 1 2 3
7 8 9 10
14 15 16 17
21 22 23 24
28 29 30 31
・2007/12/31:
WW (week) prints week 0. (ww (week) prints week 1.)
・2008/01/25:
WW (week) prints week 3. (ww (week) prints week 4.)
・2008/01/28:
WW (week) prints week 4. (ww (week) prints week 5.)
・2008/02/03:
WW (week) prints week 4. (ww (week) prints week 5.)
WA Parameter
<57> <41> a
16 16
= YYYY (Year)
YY (Year)
MM (Month)
DD (Day)
HH (Hour)
hh (Hour)
mm (Minutes)
ss (Second)
TT (AM/PM)
JJJ (Julian date)
WW (Week)
ww (Week)
F S S
WW
4 5 6
wk0
11 12 13
wk1
18 19 20
wk2
25 26 27
wk3
1 2 3
wk4
269
ESC+WA
The set parameter is maintained.
The set parameter becomes invalid.
The set parameter becomes invalid.
Valid Range :
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Valid Range :
ww
wk1
wk2
wk3
wk4
wk5
2000 to 2035
00 to 35
01 to 12
01 to 31
00 to 11
00 to 23
00 to 59
00 to 59
AM/PM
001 to 366
00 to 53
01 to 54