D350)Filename (Execute Script); D360)1 (List Memory Available); (List Status Response List) - Microcom LDS2 Programming Manual

Printer Commands
(space character)) with the exception of the caret (^) character. Script filenames can not
use a leading zero ("0") or 0x30 characters.
When saving MCF files, the chosen name should include the "_" (underscore character)
followed by the point size; see the examples below.
Command Syntax: ^D345)filename, file size
Example 1: "^D340) graphic, 2862"
Example 1 would save a BMP file titled "graphic" into the printer's volatile RAM memory.
The printer will automatically detect the file type of the ensuing data and save it as such.
2.3.17 ^D350)filename
This command recalls and processes a script that has been saved in the printer's flash
memory or volatile scripts that are currently in RAM.
2.3.18 ^D360)1
This command lists the current RAM and Flash memory available. The available RAM is
listed and then the available Flash memory is reported. The memory types are separated
by the comma (",") delimiter.
2.3.19 ^D365)?
This command generates a list of the status responses and sends it to the active port. The
list contains the byte, text, and verbose equivalent responses. Refer to the "^D550)"
command regarding the byte, text, and verbose response sets. Issue this command outside
a script file. Listed below are the available status responses.
Byte Mode
Responses
(ASCII)
0x01
0x02
0x03
0x06
0x10
0X14
0x1C
0x1D
0x20
0x21
0x22
0x30
0x31
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(Execute Script)
(List Memory Available)

(List Status Response List)

Text / Verbose Mode Response Equivalent
>STOCK OUT<
>STOCK OVERADVANCED<
>STOCK JAMMED<
>OK<
>CUTTER JAMMED<
>PM<
>MISSING LABELS<
>INCOMPLETE FORM<
>CATCH TRAY FULL<
>INPUT 1<
>INPUT 2<
>SCRIPT ERROR<
>INVALID PARAMETER<
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