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How you send the data stream to the printer is dependent on the language your application is written in. For example, the following data stream (consisting of several strings that the application writes to the printer) makes use of C notations for carriage returns (\r), new lines (\n), and the C method for representing hex numbers (x06, for example).
The data stream prints the label on the right.
"\x1bP#\r\n\r\n" \
"Paxar/Monarch\n" \
"170 Monarch Ln . \n" \
"Miamisburg, OH 45342\n" \
"Phone: (937) 865 - 2123\r\n\r\n" \
"SALES RECEIPT\r\n\r\n" \
" Description | Qty . | Total\n" \ |
" 1 . Monarch 9490 | 5 | 3495\n" \ |
" 2 . Monarch 9403 | 4 | 995\n" \ |
" 3 . Monarch 6035 | 3 | 4995\n" \ |
" 4 . Monarch 6030 | 2 | 2995\n" \ |
" 5 . Monarch 9450 | 1 | 995\n" \ |
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" | Total | 13475\r\n\r\n" |
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"AMEX 37xyz55xx315001\n" \
"Exp . Date 10/01\r\n\r\n\r\n" \
"\x1bz1\x06\x64" \ "123456\n\x0c"
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