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Chapter 2 - Designing Bar Code Labels Label Format - RFID Example Command Descriptions (continued) Command Description h100 Sets the height to 100 dots. w2 Sets the width to 2 dots. i1 Enables the interpretive field, to print with start and stop characters included. d0,10 Specifies that data for this field is transmitted in Print mode with a maximum of 10 characters. I2 Edits the interpretive field for bar code field 2. h1 Sets the height to original size. w1 Sets the width to original size. c20 Sets the font to font 20. Q3 Defines field 3 as an RFID field. a2,2,0,23 Sets the format to ASCII, writes to the Data segment, starts on byte 0 and writes up to 23 bytes. d3,MY FIRST Defines constant data for field 3 to be "MY FIRST RFID TAG WRITE." RFID TAG WRITE R Places the printer in Print mode. E4 Accesses format 4 from the printer memory. Clears all data for format 4 and sets the field pointer to the lowest numbered data-entry field. MY FIRST RFID TAG WRITE This is the data intended for the first data-entry field (human-readable field 0). instructs the printer to go to the next data-entry field. SAMPLE This is the data intended for the second data-entry field (bar code field 2). J2,2,0 Reads the data from the RFID tag. The data is in ASCII format on the Data segment, starting ,23 on byte 0 and having a length of 23 bytes. Prints the label. Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer's Guide 35

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Chapter 2 — Designing Bar Code Labels
Intermec Printer Language (IPL) Developer’s Guide
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h100
Sets the height to 100 dots.
w2
Sets the width to 2 dots.
i1
Enables the interpretive field, to print with start and stop characters included.
d0,10
Specifies that data for this field is transmitted in Print mode with a maximum of 10 characters.
I2
Edits the interpretive field for bar code field 2.
h1
Sets the height to original size.
w1
Sets the width to original size.
c20
Sets the font to font
20
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Q3
Defines field 3 as an RFID field.
a2,2,0,23
Sets the format to ASCII, writes to the Data segment, starts on byte 0 and writes up to 23 bytes.
d3,MY FIRST
RFID TAG
WRITE
Defines constant data for field 3 to be “MY FIRST RFID TAG WRITE.”
R
Places the printer in Print mode.
<ESC>E4
Accesses format 4 from the printer memory.
<CAN>
Clears all data for format 4 and sets the field pointer to the lowest numbered data-entry field.
MY FIRST
RFID TAG
WRITE<CR>
This is the data intended for the first data-entry field (human-readable field 0). <CR> instructs
the printer to go to the next data-entry field.
SAMPLE
This is the data intended for the second data-entry field (bar code field 2).
<ESC>J2,2,0
,23
Reads the data from the RFID tag. The data is in ASCII format on the Data segment, starting
on byte 0 and having a length of 23 bytes.
<ETB>
Prints the label.
Label Format – RFID Example Command Descriptions (continued)
Command
Description