HP 5961-0509 manual Example Printing Labels, 23-4The Character Group

Note	In the examples in this chapter, the left column identifies the
	command sequence data for the plot. If the label command text is too
	wide for the column width, is it continued on a second line (which
	might indicate a Carriage Return in the text). In actual use, the text
	should be presented on one line, with no carriage-returns. If a
	Carriage Return is required in the example, it is indicated as “CR-LF.”
	Table 23-2 Example: Printing Labels
	ECE	Reset the printer.
	EC%0B	Enter HP-GL/2 mode.
	IN;	Initialize HP-GL/2 mode.
	SP1;	Select pen number 1. Even though there
		is no physical pen, the SP command must
		be used to enable printing.
	PA1500,2500;	Specify absolute plotting and move to
		(1500,2500).
	SD1,21,2,1,4,25,	Designate the 25-point Univers Italic font
	5,1,6,0,7,52;	as the standard font.
	DT*,1;	Define the asterisk character as the label
		terminator (the 1 indicates the terminator
		shouldn’t be printed).
	SA;	Select the alternate font for printing. Since
		an alternate font hasn’t been designated,
		the default 11.5-point Stick font is
		selected.
	LBThis is the	Print the first line of text, followed by two
	Stick Font Default)	Carriage Returns and two Line Feed
	CR-LF CR-LF *;	control codes. Notice how the asterisk
		terminates the label.
	SS;	Select the standard font.
	LBThis is Univers	Print the next line of text in the newly
	Italic*;	specified font.
	EC%0A	Enter the PCL mode.
	ECE	Send a reset to end the job and eject the
		page.

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