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Keywords, Reserve String, Length, Content, Example

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Appendix Keywords You can specify the following keywords when describing the script. Reserve String Length Content Example $SERIAL_ADDR 6 bytes Address that uses 1 for the MSB2bit in the last 6 digits of the printer's serial number. When the Serial No. is ABCD123456, the Address uses 1 for the MSB2bits for the leading 1 byte in the last 6 digits. F1:32:33:34:35:36 is generated and replaced with a string using 36 35 34 33 32 F1 sorted in Little endian. $RANDOM_ADDR 6 bytes Address in which the printer generates a random 6 byte number, and 1 is for the MSB2bit of the leading 1 byte. Generates a random 6 byte number in the printer and replaces it with a string that sorts the Address using 1 for the MSB2bits for the leading 1byte in Little endian. $IPn 1 byte Value for #n in the printer's IP When the IP address is address. 192.168.192.168, it is replaced with the following string. IP1: c0 IP2: A8 IP3: 64 IP4: c8 $MODEL_NO 1 byte ID value assigned to the printer model. 25h is used for the TM-m50II. 00: no use 01: reserve 25: TM-m50II $MACn 1 byte Value for #n in the MAC address. Available range: $MAC1,$MAC2, $MAC3, $MAC4, $MAC5, $MAC6 131

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Appendix
Keywords
You can specify the following keywords when describing the script.
Reserve String
Length
Content
Example
$SERIAL_ADDR
6 bytes
Address that uses 1 for the
MSB2bit in the last 6 digits of
the printer's serial number.
When the Serial No. is ABCD123456,
the Address uses 1 for the MSB2bits for
the leading 1 byte in the last 6 digits.
F1:32:33:34:35:36
is generated and replaced with a string
using 36 35 34 33 32 F1 sorted in Little
endian.
$RANDOM_ADDR
6 bytes
Address in which the printer
generates a random 6 byte
number, and 1 is for the
MSB2bit of the leading 1
byte.
Generates a random 6 byte number in
the printer and replaces it with a string
that sorts the Address using 1 for the
MSB2bits for the leading 1byte in Little
endian.
$IPn
1 byte
Value for #n in the printer's IP
address.
When the IP address is
192.168.192.168, it is replaced with the
following string.
IP1: c0
IP2: A8
IP3: 64
IP4: c8
$MODEL_NO
1 byte
ID value assigned to the
printer model.
25h is used for the TM-m50II.
00: no use
01: reserve
25: TM-m50II
$MACn
1 byte
Value for #n in the MAC
address.
Available range:
$MAC1,$MAC2, $MAC3, $MAC4,
$MAC5, $MAC6