D203)Lsx,Lsy,Gap,Drm,Spd,Det,Ofx,Ofy,Agd,Bt,Fs; (Direct Image Script Header); 2.3 3Xx Series Commands - Microcom LDS2 Programming Manual

Printer Commands
The "^D202 Print Example #1" illustrates what the sample script listed above would
generate if recalled using the "^D350) command ("^D350)test").
^D202 Print Example #2
^A) <-- start script
^D202)test <-- recalls file "test"
^T3)Print Sample <-- replace ^T3 data
^D300)1 <-- print 1 copy
^Z) <-- end script
The "^D202 Print Example #2" illustrates recalling the script from Example #1 ("test") and
then replacing the data in text field #3 ("^T3") from "Example" to "Print Sample".
^D202 Print Example #3
^A) <-- start script
^D597)1 <-- advance after print
^D202)test <-- recalls file "test"
^T1) <-- replace/delete ^T1 data
^T3)Print Sample <-- replace ^T3 data
^D300)2 <-- print 2 copies
^Z) <-- end script
The "^D202 Print Example #3" illustrates adding a ^D command, recalling the script from
Example #1 ("test"), replacing text field #1 with blank space, replacing the data in text field
#3 ("^T3") from "Example" to "Print Sample", and increasing how many copies are printed
("^D300)2").
2.2.3

^D203)LSX,LSY,GAP,DRM,SPD,DET,OFX,OFY,AGD,BT,FS

(Direct Image Script Header)

This command replaces the need of the D200 script header and allows users to print a
graphic without needing to save it to the printer first. The ^F and ^T fields are ignored when
printing a full-page graphic image. Header parameters in order:
lsx,lsy,gap,dtm,spd,det,ofx,ofy,agd,binary tag, file size.
The binary tag is an optional parameter used to indicate the file type sent; "b" indicates Raw
Binary Image File, "c" indicates Compressed Binary Image File, and no parameter indicates
a BMP image file.
The "File Size" is an option parameter used when sending binary or unzipped BMP files. If
no size is sent, the printer assumes that the data is a PKZIP file.

2.3 3xx Series Commands

The 3xx series commands control basic operation and list commands. Commands will
return the current status and/or setting if the ^Dxx command is entered without an
argument. The ^D3xx series commands are also required to be sent each and every time
because persistent or values set outside a script file are not retained. Entering a question
mark ("?") after the ^Dxx command causes the printer to report the commands current
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