Compuprint 6314 CZL - Manual (Page 7)

CZL – Programmer Manual
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3. C
OMMANDS
In the CZL language, all commands can be sent both in upper and lower case characters (or partially
in upper case and partially in lower case), which produce the same result and are always preceded
by a prefix that identifies their type. The character ^ (94
10
or 5E
16
on the ASCII table) identifies the
^ commands and the character ~ (126
10
or 7E
16
on the ASCII table) the ~ commands (see fig. 1).
Some commands support both the prefix ^ and ~ 2 .
G e n e ra l p a ra m e t e rs fo r t h e la b e l
F ie ld d e fin it io n
T e x t fo rm a t t in g
P rin t e r c o n fig u ra t io n
F o n t
B a rc o d e
G ra p h ic o b je c t
A d va n c e d c o m m a n d s
^
c o m m a n d s
Q u e ry c o m m a n d s
C a lib ra t io n a n d s e t t in g c o m m a n d s
C a n c e l c o m m a n d s
C o n t ro l c o m m a n d s
P re fix re p la c e m e n t c o m m a n d s
D ia g n o s t ic c o m m a n d s
~
c o m m a n d s
C Z L c o m m a n d s
fig. 1 – Classification of commands
2
Both prefixes can be replaced with the commands ^CC or ~CC (Change Caret) and ^CT or ~CT (Change Tilde),
described on page 46.