Zebra Technologies R-140 - Manual (Page 120)

Format 3: Using a Serialized Data Field
Line # Type this label format You’ll get this printout
1. ^XA
2. ^LH30,30
3. ^FO20,10^AD^FDZEBRA^FS
4. ^FO20,60^B3,,40,^FDAAA001^FS
Ten labels will print. The first (top) and last
(bottom) are shown here.
5.
^FO20,180^AF^SNSERIAL NUMBER
00000000111,1,Y^FS
6. ^PQ10
7. ^XZ
Line #1-3: (See Format 1)
Line #4: Defines field data for bar code as “AAA001”.
Line #5: Defines serialized field, starting value of 111, increment by 1, insert leading zeros.
Line #6: Sets print quantity to 10
(total number of labels to print).
Line #7: (See Format 1)
Format 4: RFID Sample
Line # Type this label format You’ll get this printout
1. ^XA
Zebra
5A65627261000000
2. ^WT6^FDZebra^FS
3. ^FO100,100^A0N,60^FN0^FS
4. ^FO100,200^A0N,40^FN1^FS
5. ^RT0,6,2^FS
6. ^RT1,6,2,1
7. ^XZ
Line #1: Indicates start of label format .
Line #2: Writes the data “Zebra” to block 6 for the tag (one byte will spill into block 7, since we have 4
bytes/block .
Line #3: Prints field number ‘0’ at locaton 100,100.^FN0 is replaced by what we read on line #5 .
Line #4: Prints field number ‘1’ at locaton 100,200.^FN1 is replaced by what we read on line #6 .
Line #5: Read Tag into field number 0, starting at block 6, lasting for 2 blocks in ASCII format (default) .
Line #6: Read Tag into field number 1, starting at block 6, lasting for 2 blocks in hexadecimal format.
Line #7: End of label format
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