D a t a E r r o r s

Errors 001 to 499 are data errors. These errors are returned in response to a J,3 request. See Chapter 7, "Status Polling," for more information. A data error indicates that incorrect data was received from the host, causing the printer to ignore the entire print job. After checking the packet and correcting the problem, transmit the print job again.

The following is a list of data errors. These errors occur because data in the format, batch, check digit, or font packet is invalid.

Error Description

Code

001 Packet ID number must be 1 to 999.

002Name must be 1 to 8 characters inside quotes or a printer-assigned name ("").

003 Action must be A (add) or C (clear).

004Supply length is invalid. See "Defining the Format Header" in Chapter 4 for valid lengths.

005Supply width is invalid. See "Defining the Format Header" in Chapter 4 for valid widths.

006 Storage device must be N (non-volatile RAM).

007Unit of measure must be E (English), M (Metric), or G (Dots). See "Defining the Format Header" in Chapter 4 for information.

010Field ID number is outside the range 0 to 999.

011Field length exceeds 2710.

012Row field position is greater than the maximum stock dimension. See "Defining Text Fields" in Chapter 4 for valid row lengths.

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9412, 9413 specifications

Paxar 9413 and 9412 are advanced thermal transfer printers that have become essential in various industrial, commercial, and retail environments. Known for their durability, efficiency, and high-quality output, these printers are designed to handle a wide range of labeling tasks, making them a popular choice for businesses requiring reliable and precise printing solutions.

One of the standout features of the Paxar 9413 and 9412 is their superb print resolution. With a maximum resolution of 300 dpi, these printers produce sharp and clear labels that are essential for barcodes, logos, and intricate designs. This high-quality output ensures that even the smallest details remain legible, which is crucial for tracking products, shipping, and inventory management.

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In conclusion, the Paxar 9413 and 9412 thermal transfer printers combine cutting-edge technology, high-quality performance, and robust durability. Their impressive print resolution, speed, versatility, and ease of use make them indispensable tools for businesses that require reliable label printing solutions. Whether for shipping, product identification, or compliance, these printers are engineered to meet the demands of modern labeling needs.