Always include an I, immediately after the left bracket { and before the packet identifier (A, B, C, etc.). The I parameter identifies the data stream as a configuration packet.

Include the I parameter with each packet if you are sending them individually. Include it only at the beginning of a data stream if you are sending multiple packets.

This is the syntax to use when you create online configuration packets:

Syntax

{

 

Start of Header

I,

 

Configuration Header

1 - 8 optional records

p

System Setup

A, parameter 1...parameter 5

B, parameter 1...parameter 5

p

Supply Setup

C, parameter 1...parameter 5

p

Print Control

D, parameter 1...parameter 3

p

Monetary Formatting

E, parameter 1...parameter 9

p

Control Characters

F, parameter 1...parameter 5

p

Communication Settings

G, parameter 1...parameter 4

p

Backfeed Control

M, parameter 1...parameter 4

p

Memory Configuration

}

 

End of Header

Syntax for single packet

 

 

{

 

Start of Header

I,

 

Configuration Packet Identifier

A, parameter 1...parameter 5

 

System Setup

}

 

End of Header

You can also add a configuration to non-volatile RAM or specify units for supply, print, margin, and cut positions. If you use the optional parameters with the I packet, any online configuration packets following the split vertical bar ( p ) must specify distances using the selected units. However, the diagnostic labels display the units in dots, even if you entered them in English or Metrics units.

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