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Chapter 2 - Designing Bar Code Labels Command String Descriptions for Example (continued) Command d0,20; i1; h100; p@; I25 h2 w2 W27; o015,000; w10; l1150; h775; R E5 Lot 23455 262948 307 91747 I2 5 Description Determines that the data for field 25 is entered during Print mode with a maximum of 20 characters. Enables the interpretive field for the bar code, to print with start and stop characters included. Sets the bar code height to 100 dots. Clears all prefixes from the bar code field. Edits the interpretive field for bar code field 25. Sets the height of the interpretive field to twice its original height. Sets the width of the interpretive field to 2 dots. Defines field 27 as a box field. Sets the origin of field 27 at 15,0. Defines the line width of the box as 10 dots. Defines the length of the box as 1150. Sets the height of the box to 775. Places the printer in Print mode. Accesses format 5 from the printer memory. Clears all data for the current format and sets the field pointer to the lowest numbered dataentry field. This is the data intended for the first data-entry field. instructs the printer to go to the next data-entry field. Specifies that the following data is to be incremented. This is the data intended for the next data-entry field (specified as data to be incremented). Specifies that the preceding data is to be incremented. The data surrounded by commands is to be incremented by a value of 2 after each label is printed. Sets the number of labels to print when the print command is executed. Prints the label. RFID Tag Example This example is a bar code label that contains an RFID tag. Command Strings C P E4;F4; H0;o102,51;f0;c25;h20;w20;d0,30; L1;o102,102;f0;l575;w5; B2;o203,153;c0,0;h100;w2;i1;d0,10; I2;h1;w1;c20; Q3;a2,2,0,23;d3,MY FIRST RFID TAG WRITE; R; E4 Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 33