Dascom 7010 Programmers Manual ZPL - Manual (Page 45)

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Special Consideration for ^FD when Using ^BD
The ^FD statement is divided into two parts: a High Priority Message(hpm) and a Low
Priority Message(lpm). There are two types of High Priority Messages. One is for a
U.S.Stype Postal Code; the other is for a Non-U.S.Style Postal Code. The syntax for either
or these High Priority Messages must be exactly as shown or an error message will be
generated.
Format:^FD<hpm><lpm>
Parameters:
<hpm> = high priority message(only applicable in Modes 2 and 3)
Accepted Values: 0 through 9,excepte where noted.
U.S.Style Postal Code(Mode2)
<hpm> = aaabbbcccccddd
aaa = three-digit class of service
bbb = three-digit zip code
ccccc = five-digit zip code extension. If none exists,four zeros must be
entered(0000).
Non-U.S.Style Postal Code(Mode 3)
<hpm> = aaabbbcccccc
aaa = three-digit class of service
bbb = three-digit country zip code
cccccc = six-digit zip code(0-9 or A-Z)
<lpm> = low priority message (only applicable in Modes 2 and 3)
Gs is used to separate fields in a message(0x1D). Rs is used to separate format
types(0x1E).Eot is the end of trunsmission character.
MessageHeader []>Rs