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Selecting a Printer Language, Printer Language Descriptions

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Chapter 1 - Using the Printer Wireless antenna connector (option) Provision for IEEE 1284 parallel interface board Back View On/Off switch CompactFlash (CF) card slot Ethernet interface AC power cord socket RS-232 serial interface USB interface USB host port Machine label Selecting a Printer Language Your printer comes loaded with different printer command languages. The first time you start your printer, you are prompted to select a printer language. The language you select automatically runs each time you turn on your printer. Printer Language Descriptions Printer Language Description Fingerprint Intermec Fingerprint is a BASIC-inspired, printer-resident programming language you use to design label formats and write custom printer application software. Intermec Printer IPL is an easy-to-use programming language that lets you Language (IPL) design, download, and modify formats. ZSim ZSim is a Zebra™ interpreter program that interprets ZPL II or later programs. To setup, configure, and use ZSim, see the ZSim Programmer's Guide. DSim DSim is a Datamax™ simulation program that runs Datamax programs. To setup, configure, and use DSim, see the DSim Programmer's Guide. PF2i and PF4i Mid-Range Printer User's Manual 3

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Chapter 1 — Using the Printer
PF2i and PF4i Mid-Range Printer User’s Manual
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Back View
Selecting a Printer Language
Your printer comes loaded with different printer command
languages. The first time you start your printer, you are prompted to
select a printer language. The language you select automatically runs
each time you turn on your printer.
CompactFlash (CF) card slot
RS-232 serial interface
On/Off switch
USB host port
Provision for IEEE 1284
parallel interface board
Wireless antenna connector
(option)
AC power cord socket
USB interface
Machine label
Ethernet interface
Printer Language Descriptions
Printer
Language
Description
Fingerprint
Intermec Fingerprint is a BASIC-inspired, printer-resident
programming language you use to design label formats
and write custom printer application software.
Intermec Printer
Language (IPL)
IPL is an easy-to-use programming language that lets you
design, download, and modify formats.
ZSim
ZSim is a Zebra™ interpreter program that interprets ZPL
II or later programs. To setup, configure, and use ZSim,
see the
ZSim Programmer’s Guide
.
DSim
DSim is a Datamax™ simulation program that runs
Datamax programs. To setup, configure, and use DSim,
see the
DSim Programmer’s Guide
.