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The table represents the defined immediate command control character as ^ and the defined
status polling control character as d. These characters can be redefined if necessary.
Note: To use the immediate command control character or the status polling character within
data, use the tilde sequence.
Command Parameter
^CA Cancels all the batches in the printer's queue unless an error exists on the
printer.
Note: This does not cancel batches in the printer's receive buffer.
^CB Cancels only the current batch being printed unless an error exists.
^CT Cut command.
^DD or Disables the MPCL data escape character (the tilde) and inhibits MPCL from
^DCd
acting on ANY data escape sequence from the host. Sets the MPCL data
escape character to the ASCII value given by the d parameter. The value can
be any ASCII character.
^DLD Disables data logging
^DLE Enables data logging
^EA Aborts an error condition. This command is the same as pressing ESCAPE to
clear an error. May need to be sent multiple times. Use ^RB to reprint batch.
CAUTION: This command causes the current batch to stop and the condition
that caused the error to remain uncorrected.
^ER Resets the error. This command is the same as pressing FEED to
acknowledge an error. Normal operation resumes.
^FD
Feeds a label when printer is idle. Simulates the operation of pressing FEED
and dispenses the next label if printer is in the on-demand mode.
Note: Printer ignores this command if printing.
^FF1 Formats flash memory
^FF2 Returns the amount (in bytes) of the available flash memory.
^GD Disables the conversion of formats designed in 203 dpi dot units to 300 dpi.
^GE
Enables the conversion of formats designed in 203 dpi dot units (not English
or Metric) to 300 dpi.
^ID or Disables the Immediate Command feature by turning off the Immediate
^ICd Command escape character. Sets the Immediate Command escape character
to the ASCII value given by the d parameter. The value can be any ASCII
character. Use ^IE to enable immediate commands.
^LE Uploads the last successful EPC encoded data in ASCII Hex format to the last-
used communication port/channel. (^).
^MC
Returns the customer ID or RPQ version to the host. (00 to 99)
^MD Returns the printhead dot density to the host. 00 = 203 dpi 01 = 300 dpi
^MI
Returns the customer ID or RPQ revision level to the host. (00 to 99)
^MM Returns the model number to the host. M46 = ADTP1
^MP
Returns the prototype number to the host. (00 to 99)
^MR Returns the revision number to the host. (00 to 99)
^MV Returns the version number to the host. (00 to 99)
^NR Performs a network factory reset.
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