Kyocera TASKalfa 6501i PCL Barcode Flash 3.0 User's Manual Rev 3.2.03.2013 - Page 55

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1234567 = Shipment 1/1 = Package x of y 10 = Package weight Y = Address validation OTTO-HAHN-STRASSE 12= Ship to address MEERBUSCH= Ship to city DE = Ship to state Syntax in PRESCRIBE To control the MaxiCode from PRESCRIBE, the commands XBCP and XBAR are used. The rules for the content of the useful data, i.e. the primary and secondary information, are described above in the syntax for controlling with PCL. They apply likewise in the case of a request issued from PRESCRIBE, with the difference that the primary information is formed with XBCP while the secondary information lies in the useful data. For the example below the same data are used as in the previous PCL example. XBCP 0,8; Reset and selection of MaxiCode. This command must appear before each MaxiCode request issued from PRESCRIBE. XBCP 1,#; # stands for the MaxiCode mode; in the Barcode Flash solution, modes 2 through 6 are available. XBCP 2,#; For Structured Append mode: within a group of symbols, the sequential number of the symbol currently to be printed must be entered here. In the absence of this parameter, 1 is used as standard. XBCP 3,#; For Structured Append mode: the total number of symbols in the group of symbols currently to be printed must be entered here. In the absence of this parameter, the Barcode Flash solution assumes only one symbol as standard. 55

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1234567
= Shipment
1/1
= Package x of y
10
= Package weight
Y
= Address validation
OTTO-HAHN-STRASSE 12= Ship to address
MEERBUSCH= Ship to city
DE
= Ship to state
Syntax in PRESCRIBE
To control the MaxiCode from PRESCRIBE, the commands XBCP and
XBAR are used.
The rules for the content of the useful data, i.e. the primary and secondary
information, are described above in the syntax for controlling with PCL. They
apply likewise in the case of a request issued from PRESCRIBE, with the
difference that the primary information is formed with XBCP while the
secondary information lies in the useful data. For the example below the same
data are used as in the previous PCL example.
XBCP 0,8;
Reset and selection of MaxiCode. This command must appear before
each MaxiCode request issued from PRESCRIBE.
XBCP 1,#;
# stands for the MaxiCode mode; in the Barcode Flash solution, modes 2
through 6 are available.
XBCP 2,#;
For Structured Append mode: within a group of symbols, the sequential
number of the symbol currently to be printed must be entered here. In the
absence of this parameter, 1 is used as standard.
XBCP 3,#;
For Structured Append mode: the total number of symbols in the group of
symbols currently to be printed must be entered here. In the absence of this
parameter, the Barcode Flash solution assumes only one symbol as standard.