Example - Intermec EasyCoder PD4 Programmer's Reference Manual

Chapter 4—Editing in Direct Mode

Example

Assuming that...
• the printer has been set up for the application (see Chapter 3),
• the length of the label and the gap has been determined using the
Autosensing Mode (see EasyCoder PD4 User's Guide),
• and the graphic used in the example has been downloaded using a GM
command ),
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...we will now print two copies of a label which we will edit in the Direct
Mode. The label will look like the example in Chapter 5.
The label can be printed as many times as you want, as long as it still is
stored in the image buffer. Once replaced, it cannot be retrieved. It also
implies that counters and variables cannot be used.
Command
↵
N↵
X0,0,4,752,584↵
LO0,144,752,4↵
LO440,232,4,160↵
A40,400,1,1,1,1,N,"Made in Sweden"↵
A24,160,0,5,1,1,R,"EASYCODER"↵
A24,250,0,4,1,1,N,"MODEL: 501SA"↵
A472,312,0,4,1,1,N,"Checked by: Dan"↵
A24,312,0,4,1,1,N,"SERIAL#: 000001"↵
B280,440,0,1,2,3,96,B,"S 000001"↵
GG24,12,"LOGO"↵
P2↵
/. The Intermec logotype is not included in the software package and
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is only included in the example to demonstrate how to print a graphics
field. You can substitute it with any graphics of approximately the same
size. If you find it difficult to download graphics, you could omit the GG
command from the example until you have become more familiar with
the concept.
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Explanation
CR/LF to start command structure
Clear image memory
Draw a box
Draw a line
Draw a line
Write a 90° text line of fixed data
Write a text line of fixed data
Write a text line of fixed data
Write a text line of fixed data
Write a text line of fixed data
Write barcode representing fixed data
Write a graphic from graphics memory
Print command to image buffer; Print
2 copies
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