1.4.3 Serialized Printing If performing serialized printing, designate the field data designation section in sequence, and designate the number of copies to print. Printed label ABC ||||||||| 010 : : 10 copies ||||||||| ABC 001 Figure 1.4.3 Example of Command for Serialized Printing The printer operates as follows. In (5), the image is rendered in accordance with the serial setting from (3) and printed the number of times in (4). In (2), the fixed character string “ABC” is rendered in the rendering area. When the second label is being printed, the following processing is done in (3). The character string “001” is rendered in the rendering area as a barcode.
The sequence adds 1, and renders the character string “002” in the rendering area as a barcode. The content of the rendering area is printed. This is repeated until the 10th copy, and 001, 002, ... 010 is printed on the sequence of 10 copies. ESC/Label Command Reference Guide Rev. L Page 15 Command (1) “^XA”(Begin label format) Ex: “ABC” in (2) “^FO”(Field position setting) “^A”(Font designation) “^FD”(Field data setting) “^FS”(Field end) Ex: Set 001 a increment v (3) “^FO”(Field position setting) “^B1”(Barcode designation) “^SF”(Serialization field) “^FS”(Field end) R (4) “^PQ”(Print quantity) Ex:
print 10 copies (5) “^XZ”(End label format) Print Command Printer (1) “^XA”(Begin label format) Ex: “ABC” in the field d ata setting (2) “^FO”(Field position setting) “^A”(Font designation) “^FD”(Field data setting) “^FS”(Field end) Render t s the initi alue. al number and 1 as the (3) “^FO”(Field position setting) “^B1”(Barcode designation) “^SF”(Serialization field) “^FS”(Field end) ender the