HP 5961-0509 manual ExampleUsing the SR Command, Example Using the SR Command

Example:Using the SR Command

The following example first shows a label with a character size relative to P1 and P2 (SR). Next, the locations of P1 and P2 are changed; then, the character size percentages are specified. Notice that the new character size has equal parameters of 2.5; because the P1/P2 area is square, the resulting characters are square.

Table 23-51 Example: Using the SR Command

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.
IP-6956,-4388,	Move P1 to (-6956,-4388) and P2 to
6956,4388;	(6956,4388).
DT@;	Specify “@” as the label terminator.
SR;PA0,2700;	Default the character size as a percentage
LBRELATIVE	of the P1/P2 rectangle, move the pen to
LABEL SIZE@;	(0,2700), and print “RELATIVE LABEL
	SIZE.”
IP0,0,5500,5500;	Move P1 to (0,0) and P2 to (5500,5500),
PA0,2000;	then move the pen to (0,2000).
LBNEW P1 AND P2	Print “NEW P1 AND P2 CHANGE LABEL
CHANGE LABEL	SIZE.”
SIZE@;
PA0,1000;SR2.5,2.5;	Move to (0,1000) and set the character size
	to 2.5% by 2.5% of the P1/P2 rectangle.
LBNEW SRm	Print “NEW SR INSTRUCTION” and send
INSTRUCTION@;CP	CP for Carriage Return/Line Feed.
;
LBCHANGES	Print “CHANGES LABEL SIZE.”
LABEL SIZE@;
EC%0A	Enter the PCL mode.
ECE	Send a reset to end the job and eject the
	page.

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