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Appendix A • Control Panel Menus

6. Hex Dump Mode	EXAMPLE:
(continued)	The capital letter A is a HEX 41. Find the letter A on the above
	chart, and look towards the top of the chart (MSB) and locate
	the HEX number 4. Then look to the left side of the chart (LSB)
	and locate the HEX number 1. Therefore the HEX number is
	MSB=4 and LSB 1= 41.
	This chart can be easily understood by memorizing five HEX
	codes: Capital A is 41 Hex, numbers are 30’s (0 is 30 HEX, 1 is
	31 HEX etc.), Carriage Return (CR) is 0D, Line Feed (LF) is 0A
	and Form Feed is 0C.
	When HEX Mode is disabled, a typical address will be printed
	on a single envelope. When Hex Mode is enabled, the same
	address will be printed on several envelopes (3 to 5) because
	HEX codes are two digits each separated by brackets. Since a
	capital letter A is a Hex [41], there are 4 elements printed for
	each character of the address.
	When reviewing addresses printed in HEX mode, start from
	the end of the address (ZIP Code 30’s number) and count
	backward toward the beginning of the address. Count the
	number of CRs [0D] and LFs [0A]. Verify that the printer’s
	address setup has the same number of CRs and LFs as the
	address printed. If there is a variation in the number of CRs or
	LFs between addresses, then the address MUST be terminated
	with a (form feed) FF [0C] (within the data sent to the
	printer).
	When you’re finished using this option, use the Menu button
	to back out of the menu until the printer displays OFF LINE.
	Then press the On Line button and send addresses to the
	printer.

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