format [esc] xj; aaa ------ aaa [lf] [nul]
term aaa ------ aaa: display data (20 digits)
explanation when the printer receives the message display command, it displays the message on
the lcd then enters a pause state after processing the received data (after completing
the label issue, if the issue command has been sent).
the pause state is cleared by the [restart] key and the lcd displays the original
message. after the pause state is cleared, the printer resumes processing the received
data following the message display command.
(1) 20 characters are displayed. when the display data is less than 20 characters, the blank data is processed as spaces. when the display data exceeds 20 characters, the exceeding data is discarded.
(2) during a pause, a halt due to an error or a head open state, the message display command is not processed even if the command is received. in this case, the command is processed after the above state are cleared.
(3) the following data can be displayed.
if a code other than the following data is received, “?” is displayed or a command error results.
examples ① load paper.
② feed one sheet.
③ issue 4 labels.
④ message “please set [bar-tag]” is displayed.
⑤ change paper.
⑥ press the [restart] key.
⑦ feed one label.
⑧ issue 2 labels.
10 print #1, esc$; ”d0762, 0820, 0732”; lf$; nul$;
20 print #1, esc$; ”t11c52”; lf$; nul$;
30 print #1, esc$; ”c”; lf$; nul$;
40 print #1, esc$; ”pc001; 0150, 0410, 1, 1, a, 00, b”; lf$; nul$;
50 print #1, esc$; ”rc001; sample”; lf$; nul$;
60 print #1, esc$; ”xs; i, 0004, 0011c5201”; lf$; nul$;
70 print #1, esc$; ”xj; please set [bar-tag]”; lf$; nul$;
80 print #1, esc$; ”d0600, 0500, 0570”; lf$; nul$;
90 print #1, esc$; ”t11c52”; lf$; nul$;
100 print #1, esc$; ”c”; lf$; nul$;
110 print #1, esc$; ”xb01; 0200, 0100, 3, 1, 03, 03, 08, 08, 03, 0, 0150”; lf$; nul$;
120 print #1, esc$; ”rb01; 12345”; lf$; nul$;
130 print #1, esc$; ”xs; i, 0002, 0011c5201”; lf$; nul$;