^CM [Name] Set drive character allocation [Format] ^CM b ,e ,r ,a ,m [Function] Sets the allotment of drive character for accessing memory devices. If multiple drive character allotment is enabled based on Parameter m, multiple drive characters can be allotted to a single memory device. In this case, the same memory device can be accessed using all the allotted drive characters. If multiple drive character allotment is disabled based on Parameter m, a different drive character must be allotted to each memory device. [Response] None [Reference] Related commands: None [Note] The ^JUS command is required to save settings to the non-volatile memory of the printer unit.
Please refer to the “^JU” command section for details. [Usage example] An example of sending data that sets the allotment of drive characters for accessing memory devices and saves settings to the non-volatile memory of the printer unit is shown below. ^XA ^CMR,E,R,E,M 1. Sets the allotment of drive character B to internal volatile memory device, E to internal non-volatile memory device, R to internal volatile memory device, and A to internal non-volatile memory device. ^JUS 2. Saves the setting to non-volatile memory. ^XZ ESC/Label Command Reference Guide Rev. L Page 94 Parameters Description Definition range b Memory device to allot drive character B to b ,e ,r ,a = B/E/R/A B:
Optional memory device E: Internal non-volatile memory device R: Internal volatile memory device A: Optional memory device e Memory device to allot drive character E to r Memory device to allot drive character R to a Memory device to allot drive character A to m Enable/disable multiple drive allotment m = M / No character input M: Enable multiple drive allotment No character input: Disabled