Common Commands For All Languages - SATO CL4NX Programming Reference Manual

Common commands for all languages

The common commands are the commands independent from the applications such as SBPL,
SZPL, SIPL.
The common specifications of the common command for all languages will be described as follows.
• The structure begins from [DC2]<12>
• When the two characters follow [DC2] are not the common commands, nothing will be returned
and the data after that will be ignored.
• The command to specify the data size will wait the data until the data size satisfies the specified
size and no data will be returned.
• When initializing the printer, turning the printer's power off and updating the printer, [NAK]<15>
will be returned. However, the cancel request command can be received.
• It runs after resuming from power-save mode when the printer is in power-saving mode or
resuming from power-save mode, and returns [ACK]<06>
command and the power off command and the cancel request command can be received.
• The common commands cannot be used when the printer is set to the non-standard mode.
[DC2+PA] Printer setting command
Printer setting information acquisition [DC2+PB]
[DC2+PC] Printer device information acquisition
[DC2+PD] Each sensor information acquisition
[DC2+PG] Printer status information acquisition
[DC2+PH] Cancel request
Application change [DC2+PI]
[DC2+PJ] EPC code read (UHF M6e) (CL4NX Only)
EPC/TID return request (UHF M6e) (CL4NX Only) [DC2+PK]
[DC2+PJ] RFID read (ISO/IEC15693) (CL4NX Only)
[DC2+PK] UID return request (ISO/IEC15693) (CL4NX Only)
[DC2+PJ] RFID read (ISO/IEC14443 TypeA) (CL4NX Only)
[DC2+PK] UID return request (ISO/IEC14443 TypeA) (CL4NX Only)
RFID read (FeliCa) (CL4NX Only) [DC2+PJ]
IDm return (FeliCa) (CL4NX Only) [DC2+PK]
[DC2+PN] Request to return label pitch size
Initialization [DC2+DB]
[DC2+DC] Reset
[DC2+DD] Power OFF
[DC2+DE] File download
[DC2+DF] File name information acquisition
File information acquisition [DC2+DG]
[DC2+DH] File deletion
Parent topic Part 1 SBPL Commands
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