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Cut Job

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Cut Job Command Structure Command Function Input to Printer: Printer Output: aaaa ~aaaa aaaa = Number of labels to print between each cut (1-9999) Example: ~2 Placement: Following the Print Quantity command Q Default: ~1 (if cutter enabled) To control the cutting of labels when using a OKI cutter unit with the printer. This command allows the cutting of a multi-part tag or label at a specified interval within a print job. A H0020V0020XB1ABCQ3 ~0002 Z This set of commands will print 6 labels (3 x 2) with two labels between each cut. Special Notes 1. You must have the optional printer Cutter to use this function. Contact your OKI representative for more information. 2. To use this command, the printer configuration must have the cutter option enabled. See Printer Configuration commands in this section manual. 3. If the cutter option has been enabled in the printer configuration and the cut value (a = 0), the cutter is inactive. 4. The represents the ASCII 00 Hex character. A "~" (tilde) character or character can be substituted in this command. 5. When using the Cutter command, the total number of labels printed is the product of the cut value and the print quantity. 67

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Cut Job
Command Structure
<ESC>
<NUL>aaaa
<ESC>
~aaaa
aaaa
= Number of labels to print between each cut (1-9999)
Example:
<ESC>
~2
Placement:
Following the Print Quantity command <ESC>Q
Default:
<ESC>
~1
(if cutter enabled)
Command Function
To control the cutting of labels when using a OKI cutter unit with the printer.
This command allows the cutting of a multi-part tag or label at a specified
interval within a print job.
Input to Printer:
<ESC>A
<ESC>H0020<ESC>V0020<ESC>XB1ABC<ESC>Q3
<ESC>
~0002
<ESC>Z
Printer Output:
This set of commands will print 6 labels (3 x 2) with two labels between each
cut.
Special Notes
1.
You must have the optional printer Cutter to use this function. Contact your
OKI representative for more information.
2.
To use this command, the printer configuration must have the cutter option
enabled. See Printer Configuration commands in this section manual.
3.
If the cutter option has been enabled in the printer configuration and the cut
value (a = 0), the cutter is inactive.
4.
The <NUL> represents the ASCII 00 Hex character. A “~” (tilde) character
or <NUL> character can be substituted in this command.
5.
When using the Cutter command, the total number of labels printed is the
product of the cut value and the print quantity.