Terminate Label-Formatting Mode (X) - Brady TLS PC Link Programmer's Manual

nnnn increments above the position the format specifies. Valid input values are
numbers between 0000 and 9999, (refer to the C, Set Column Offset Amount
Command.)
Rnnnn
Where:
nnnn =
Sample:
<STX>L
R0037<CR>
190000901000100SAMPLE LABEL<CR>
E<CR>
The above sample sets the printer's offset row amount to 37 hundredths of an
inch, unless the printer is in metric mode.
Feedback possibilities: 0,1,2

Terminate Label-Formatting Mode (X)

When the printer is in label-formatting mode and receives an X command, it will
immediately switch to the system-command mode and generate a label format
based on whatever data it has already received. However, unlike the 'E'
command, it will not print a label. (Other termination commands is 'E'.)
Sample:
<STX>L
190000901000100SAMPLE<CR>
X<CR>
The above sample will result in label formatting, but no label will be printed. The
system command STX G will cause the label to print.
Feedback possibilities: 0,1,2
32
is a four-digit offset 0000-9999, in/100 or mm/10
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