Datamax A-Class Mark II, Operator'S Manual

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4.3.5 Print Configuration
The Configuration Label provides current database
information.
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Bulleted items indicate host changes not yet
saved.
MODE:
DISABLED
BACKUP DELAY (1/50s):
0
FONT EMULATION:
STANDARD FONTS
LABEL STORE:
STATE & FIELDS
MENU LANGUAGE:
ENGLISH
FAULT HANDLING:
LEVEL:
STANDARD
VOID DISTANCE:
0.50 in.
RETRY COUNT:
1
BACKFEED ON CLEAR:
DISABLED
COMMUNICATIONS
SERIAL PORT A:
BAUD RATE:
9600 BPS
PROTOCOL:
BOTH
PARITY:
NONE
DATA BITS:
8
SYSTEM INFORMATION
PRINT BUFFER SIZE:
100 in.
FLASH SIZE:
8 MB
RAM TEST:
PASS
CONFIGURATION
TUE 09:09 AM 10APR2009
PRINTER KEY:
4212-HE25-060224-090
APPLICATION VERSION:
83-2541-11H3 12.03 4/22/2009
MCL Version: 1.00.06-072
BOOT LOADER:
83-2539-11A 11.01 10/02/2007
UNLOCKED:
CG TIMES
FPGA:
HP10
iPH:
5x-00289 #163
MACM:
00-0d-70-03-8b-b9
MACO:
NOT SET
MACR:
00-90-c9-01-D0-64
4.3.6 Print Last Label
Print Last Label reprints the most recent format output by the printer.
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If a job was cancelled prior to completion, or if power was removed since
the last print job and this label request, VOID will be printed.
4.3.7 User-Defined Label
The User-Defined Label allows a template to be populated by variable data (via the
printer’s control panel or a USB QWERTY keyboard). The template is a stored label
format, where fields delimited by the "&" become variable. The printer will prompt
the user to enter these variable field data. (For example, the stored label format
could contain the data 19131423443&ENTER NAME. Afterward, when recalled from
memory, the printer’s display will indicate the variable field: ENTER NAME.)
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Variable data can be any part of the DPL format - font ID, positioning,
etc.
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No error checking will be performed.