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• Function Character
When a bar code font is used for printing, use of the function character enables encoding binary data. The
default setting is a caret [^] (5EH).
The following explanation is based on an assumption that the caret [^] (5EH) is used.
Entry in hex. format
^#nn
<Example> To specify binary data of 00 to 06:
^00^01^02^03^04^05^06
Entry with abbreviation
^<ccc>
<Example> To specify binary data of 00 to 06:
^<NUL>^<SOH>^<STX>^<ETX>^<EOT>^<ENQ>^<ACK>
Entry of the function character
When using the function character as bar code data, send the function
character twice.
^^
Driver Option tab Device Line Substitution
• Enable Substitution
This option allows selecting whether or not to
substitute a line drawn in a print image with a Line
Command.
When this checkbox is not checked, the line is
processed as a Graphic Command.
When checked, the line is drawn using the
printer’s line drawing function, which may result in
higher throughput.
• Minimum Length
The minimum length of a line that is to be
recognized as a Line Command. The line
shorter than this value is processed as a Graphic
Command.
Note: Some applications do not always print correctly with this feature enabled. In such case, remove the check from
the check box.
Software Compatibility
• Default Copies
The number of labels to be printed as default. Unless this number is changed with the application, this
value will be effective.
Binary data
<NUL> 00 <DLE> 10
<SOH> 01 <DC1> 11
<STX> 02 <DC2> 12
<ETX> 03 <DC3> 13
<EOT> 04 <DC4> 14
<ENQ> 05 <NAK> 15
<ACK> 06 <SYN> 16
<BEL> 07 <ETB> 17
<BS> 08 <CAN> 18
<HT> 09 <EM> 19
<LF> 0A <SUB> 1A
<VT> 0B <ESC> 1B
<FF> 0C <FS> 1C
<CR> 0D <GS> 1D
<SO> 0E <RS> 1E
<SI> 0F <US> 1F
<DEL> 7F