Compuprint 6314 CDL - Manual (Page 47)

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'increases the previous field by 1 (alphanumerical fields)
PRINT #1, ">01"
PRINT #1, "1"; "3"; "33"; "000"; "0065"; "0200"; "000"
'decreases the previous field by 1 (numerical fields)
PRINT #1, "-01"
PRINT #1, "1"; "3"; "33"; "000"; "0020"; "0200"; "000" 'defines a field
'increases the previous field by 1 (numerical fields)
PRINT #1, "+01"
PRINT #1, "Q0005" 'to print 5 labels
PRINT #1, "E"
CLOSE #1
fig. 35 – Example with incremental fields
2.3.8 Saving the label
To avoid having to “load” the labels each time they need to printed, when, for example they are
complex, you can save them in RAM (volatile) or in flash (non-volatile) memory and retrieve them
for printing later. To do this, you can use commands s(A/B/C/D/E)nn...n and rnn...n respectively.
For information on these see sect. 2.1.2.1.1 on page 13.
The example below, in text format, saves the label in flash (B) with the name ETIC1.
<STX>L<CR>
D11<CR>
PC<CR>
H15<CR>
1X1100000000010B390230002004<CR>
1X1100000400014L382004<CR>