A Sample Session With A Tag Field - Microcom 410 ECA Operator's Manual

Designing Labels Using LDS
Chapter 4
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4.5.1

A SAMPLE SESSION WITH A TAG FIELD

Looking at the sample tag...
^D57
4,615,153,,20,30,1,70,4
1,100, 40, 4, 1,4
2,100, 60,17, 1,4
3,100,100, 5, 1,6
3,100,150, 5,16,2,,,,30
^D56
^D2
EASY
MICROCOM MAKES IT
HELLO
^D3
... and referring to field #1.
1,100, 40, 4, 1,4
1 Field refers to text string #1 - EASY. This field could have referred to HELLO, if it
had a TSN of three. The fields do not have to be in any kind of order with respect
to the data fields.
100 Data X co-ordinate (XB) of 100 dots from left side of tag
40 Data Y co-ordinate (YB) of 40 dots from bottom of tag
4 Character count (CC) of 4 characters, the amount of characters in EASY.
1 A TCI of 1 indicates that the data will appear on the tag as text, an ASCII string, as
opposed to, for example, a barcode.
4 This CGN selection of 4 selects a font size of 7 dots high by 5 dots wide. This is
the size of each character in the word EASY as it appears on the tag.
The carriage return ( ) signifies that this field is complete. The field parameters
that were not defined will accept the default values. A FO (Field Orientation) and
FJ (Field Justification) of 0 will place EASY to the right of the X co-ordinate with a
rotation of 0 degrees. CMX and CMY will default to 1, so the character will be the
size as defined by the font. The TSN is 1, therefore we will print the entire EASY
word (a TSN of 2 would have printed ASY). CLX and CLY will default to 5 and 7,
respectively, so a full character will be printed.
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A format is coming
Header Information
Field #1 information
Field #2 information
Field #3 information
Field #3 information
Select RAM Format
Text Data is Coming
Text String #1
Text String #2
Text String #3
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