DataCard SD260, Руководство пользователя

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112 Card Design Tasks
Laminator Escape
Lamination systems can use escapes to control the application of overlay on a card and to debow
the card.
The syntax for a laminator escape is ~LM%Lxy;D? , where:
Examples:
H
INTS
& T
IPS
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The order of the escape Lxy elements is not important. The Card Printer Driver orders the L1
and L2 lamination and debow actions in the proper sequence.
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The escape control characters are not case-sensitive.
~
Indicates the beginning of the escape.
LM Identifies the escape as a laminator escape.
% Indicates the start of laminator values.
L Indicates a laminator action.
x Specifies the laminator number to use, where x = 1 or 2.
y Specifies the card side to laminate. y can have the following values: F (front), B
(back), A (both sides), T (front side twice), or N (do not apply).
; A separator character that allows you to specify more than one lamination
option in the escape.
D Debows the card.
? Indicates the end of the escape.
~LM%L1F;L2B;D? Laminate front side using L1, back side using L2, debow
the card
~LM%L1A;D? Laminate both sides using L1, debow the card
~LM%L1T? Laminate front side twice using L1; the card is not debowed
~LM%D? Debow the card only (no overlay is applied)
~LM%L1N;L2N? Do not laminate the card. Use this escape to override the
Laminate card settings in the Printing Preferences Lamination
tab, for example, for a single card.