Avery Dennison MONARCH 9416 XL User manual

Packet Reference Manual

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WARNING

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,

pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial

environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if

not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely

to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference

at his own expense.

CANADIAN D.O.C. WARNING

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital

apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of

Communications.

Le présent appareil numérique n’émet pas de bruits radioélectriques dépassant les limites

applicables aux appareils numériques de la classe A prescrites dans le Réglement sur le

brouillage radioélectrique édicte par le ministère des Communications du Canada.

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Inc.

Avery Dennison Printer Systems Division

170 Monarch Lane

Miamisburg, OH 45342

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GETTING STARTED ..............................................................1-1

Creating an MPCLII Format Packet .............................................1-2

Starting with a Design ........................................................1-3

Determining Format Contents ..................................................1-3

Determining the Print Area ....................................................1-3

Drawing Rough Sketches .....................................................1-4

Using Supply Layout Grids ....................................................1-4

Considering Field Types ......................................................1-5

Considering Fonts...........................................................1-5

Interchanging Packets .......................................................1-5

Using the Format Worksheet ..................................................1-5

Filling in the Format Worksheet ..........................................1-5

CONFIGURING THE PRINTER ......................................................2-1

Using Parallel Communications ................................................2-2

Using MPCLII Conventions....................................................2-2

MPCLII Punctuation ...................................................2-2

Standard Syntax Guidelines .............................................2-2

Using Online Configuration Packets .............................................2-3

Configuration Syntax Guidelines..........................................2-5

Making Print Adjustments .....................................................2-5

Defining the System Setup Packet ..............................................2-6

Defining the Supply Setup Packet ..............................................2-7

Defining the Print Control Packet ...............................................2-8

Defining the Monetary Formatting Packet.........................................2-9

Defining the Control Characters Packet .........................................2-10

Resetting Control Characters ...........................................2-11

Using Immediate Commands .................................................2-11

Enabling Immediate Commands .........................................2-11

Sending Immediate Commands .........................................2-11

Defining the Communication Settings Packet ...........................................2-13

Clearing Packets from Memory................................................2-14

Using the Font Packet.......................................................2-14

Uploading Format Header Information ..........................................2-16

DEFINING FIELDS................................................................3-1

Defining the Format Header ...................................................3-2

Defining Text Fields..........................................................3-3

Defining Bar Code Fields .....................................................3-6

300 DPI Bar Code Densities ............................................3-12

Defining Constant Text Fields .................................................3-14

Defining Non-Printable Text Fields .............................................3-17

Defining Line Fields ........................................................3-17

Line Types..........................................................3-17

Defining Box Fields .........................................................3-19

DEFINING FIELD OPTIONS ........................................................4-1

Option 1 (Fixed Data) ........................................................4-2

Option 4 (Copy Data) ........................................................4-3

Merging Fields........................................................4-3

Sub-Fields ...........................................................4-4

Option 30 (Pad Data) ........................................................4-4

Sample Use for Padding ................................................4-4

Option 31 (Calculate Check Digit) ..............................................4-4

Option 42 (Price Field) .......................................................4-5

Option 50 (Bar Code Density)..................................................4-5

Option 51 (PDF417 Security/Truncation) .........................................4-6

Option 52 (PDF417 Width/Length) ..............................................4-6

Option 60 (Incrementing/Decrementing Fields) ....................................4-7

Fixing the First Number in the Incrementing Sequence ........................4-7

Option 61 (Re-image Field)....................................................4-8

Using Check Digits ..........................................................4-9

Sum of Products Calculation............................................4-10

Sum of Digits Calculation ..............................................4-11

CREATING GRAPHICS ............................................................5-1

Overview of Bitmapped Images ................................................5-2

Determining a Method..................................................5-2

Designing Bitmapped Images ..................................................5-2

Special Considerations .................................................5-3

Using the Hex Method..................................................5-3

Using the Run Length Encoding Method ...................................5-5

Determining How to Store the Image ............................................5-6

Using Volatile RAM ....................................................5-6

Using Temporary Storage ...............................................5-6

Using a Memory Card ..................................................5-6

Creating a Graphic Packet ....................................................5-6

Positioning the Graphic Image ...........................................5-7

Defining the Graphic Header ..................................................5-8

Creating Bitmap Fields .......................................................5-9

Creating Next-Bitmap Fields ...................................................5-9

Creating Duplicate Fields ....................................................5-10

Sample Hex Graphic Packet ..................................................5-11

Sample Run Length Graphic Packet............................................5-12

Placing the Graphic in a Format ...............................................5-13

Defining the Graphic Field ...................................................5-13

Sample Bitmap Graphic Image ................................................5-14

PRINTING.......................................................................6-1

Downloading Files...........................................................6-2

Defining the Batch Header ....................................................6-2

Defining the Batch Control Field ................................................6-3

Defining Batch Data Fields ....................................................6-4

Using Special Characters in Batch Data ..........................................6-4

Merged or Sub-Fields ..................................................6-4

Incrementing Fields....................................................6-4

Downloading Methods .......................................................6-5

Sequential Method ....................................................6-5

Batch Method ........................................................6-5

Batch Quantity Zero Method .............................................6-5

Modifying Formats ..........................................................6-6

Optional Entry Method .................................................6-6

STATUS POLLING ................................................................7-1

Inquiry Response .....................................................7-1

ENQ Reference Table - Byte #2 ................................................7-2

ENQ Reference Table - Byte #3 ................................................7-4

Job Request ...............................................................7-5

Job Response ........................................................7-6

Job Status 0, 1, 2 Response Table (Status 1 Codes) ..........................7-8

Job Status 0, 1, 2 Response Table (Status 2 Codes) ..........................7-9

DIAGNOSTICS AND ERRORS ......................................................8-1

Printing a Test Label .........................................................8-2

Reading a Test Label ........................................................8-2

Using Data Dump ...........................................................8-2

Resetting Printers ...........................................................8-3

If You Receive an Error Message ...............................................8-3

If the PC and Printer Are Not Communicating .....................................8-3

Calling Technical Support .....................................................8-4

Additional Diagnostics Information ..............................................8-4

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Data Errors ................................................................8-4

Format Errors ........................................................8-4

Batch Errors .........................................................8-6

Option Errors.........................................................8-7

Online Configuration Errors..............................................8-8

Check Digit Errors .....................................................8-9

Graphic Errors........................................................8-9

Communication Errors ................................................8-10

Data Formatting Failures.....................................................8-11

Machine Faults ............................................................8-12

Hard Printer Failure Errors ...................................................8-14

PRINTER OPTIMIZATION ..........................................................9-1

Adjusting the Print Quality.....................................................9-2

Reducing Imaging Time ......................................................9-2

General Format Tips and Hints ................................................ 9-3

SAMPLES ......................................................................A-1

Sample UPCA Format Packet .................................................A-2

Sample MaxiCode Packets ...................................................A-2

Mode 0 (Obsolete) Sample..............................................A-3

Mode 2 Sample.......................................................A-3

Mode 3 Sample.......................................................A-4

Sample Data Matrix Packets ..................................................A-4

Square Data Matrix Packet ..............................................A-4

Rectangular Data Matrix Packet ..........................................A-5

Sample Data Matrix with Function 1 .......................................A-5

Sample Quick Response Packets ..............................................A-5

Entering Batch Data for QR Code.........................................A-6

QR Code Packet......................................................A-6

Structured Append Mode ...............................................A-7

Structured Append QR Code Packet ......................................A-7

HangTag Example ..........................................................A-8

Tag Example...............................................................A-8

Label Example .............................................................A-8

Receipt Format Example .....................................................A-9

Label Sample 2.............................................................A-9

Label Sample 3.............................................................A-9

FONTS .........................................................................B-1

Bitmap Font Information ......................................................B-4

Monospaced Font Magnification................................................B-4

Proportional Font Magnification ................................................B-5

CG TriumvirateäTypeface (9 pt.) 300 DPI..................................B-7

CG TriumvirateäTypeface (11 pt.) 300 DPI .................................B-8

CG TriumvirateäTypeface (15 pt.) 300 DPI.................................B-8

Scalable Font Information.....................................................B-9

TrueType Font Information ...................................................B-10

Downloading TrueType Fonts.................................................B-10

Using International Fonts....................................................B-10

Selecting a Symbol Set................................................B-11

International Font Sample..............................................B-11

Licensing Your Fonts .......................................................B-12

Locating the Font Number in a Font Packet ......................................B-12

SYMBOL SETS/CODE PAGES......................................................C-1

Selecting a Symbol Set or Code Page .....................................C-1

Using Code 128 Function Codes ...............................................C-2

Entering Extended Characters .................................................C-2

Using International Character Sets/Code Pages ...................................C-2

Internal Symbol Set ...................................................C-3

ANSI Symbol Set .....................................................C-3

Bold Character Set ....................................................C-4

OCRA Character Set ..................................................C-4

Code Page 437 (Latin U.S.) .............................................C-5

Code Page 850 (Latin 1) ...............................................C-5

Code Page 852 (Latin 2) ...............................................C-6

Code Page 855 (Russian) ..............................................C-6

Code Page 857 (IBM Turkish) ...........................................C-7

Code Page 860 (MS-DOS Portuguese) ....................................C-7

Code Page 1250 (Latin 2) ..............................................C-8

Code Page 1251 (Cyrillic)...............................................C-8

Code Page 1252 (Latin 1) ..............................................C-9

Code Page 1253 (Greek) ...............................................C-9

Code Page 1254 (Turkish) .............................................C-10

Code Page 1255 (Hebrew).............................................C-10

Code Page 1256 (Arabic) ..............................................C-11

Code Page 1257 (Baltic)...............................................C-11

Code Page 1258 (Vietnamese) .........................................C-12

ASCII to Hexadecimal Conversion Chart ........................................C-12

Binary to Hex Conversion Chart...............................................C-15

Dot to Run Length Encoding Chart ............................................C-19

ON (Black) Dots .....................................................C-19

OFF (White Dots) ....................................................C-19

FORMAT DESIGN TOOLS .........................................................D-1

Online Configuration Worksheet ...............................................D-2

Batch Worksheet ...........................................................D-3

Check Digit Worksheet.......................................................D-4

GLOSSARY .....................................................................G-1

GETTING STARTED 1

This manual provides the necessary information to design, write and print a

Monarch® Printer Control Language II (MPCLII) format on a Monarch® 9416®

or 9416® XL® printer. These printers support both thermal direct and thermal

transfer printing. Before you read this manual, review the printer information in

the Quick Reference or Equipment Manual.

About This Manual

You do not need to be a programmer to use this manual, but you must be

familiar with creating text files and using basic MS-DOS® commands. This

chapter describes how to

¨create and download a sample MPCLII packet.

¨use the Supply Layout Grid and Format Worksheet.

¨categorize data into field types and select fonts to use in your format.

See "Defining Text Fields" in Chapter 3 for a list of available fonts for your

printer. See Chapter 4, "Defining Field Options," for a list of available field

options for your printer.

About the Printers

The following features are standard on the printer.

Feature 9416*9416XL

Scalable font V1.33 software or greater Version 2.0 or greater

International fonts No Version 2.0 or greater

Prints 2D bar codes PDF417, MaxiCode, and

Quick Response

PDF417, MaxiCode, Quick Response, and

Data Matrix using Version 2.1 or greater

Memory Card No Yes

*Formats created for the 9416 printer print on the 9416XL printer. However, formats created for the 9416XL

printer may not print correctly on the 9416 printer.

Before You Begin

1. Connect the printer to the host. Refer to the Equipment Manual for more

information.

2. Load supplies in the printer. Refer to the Equipment Manual for more

information.

3. Turn on the printer.

4. Set the communication parameters and configure the printer. The

communication parameters at the printer must match those at the host. See

Chapter 2, “Configuring the Printer,” for more information.

5. Design your format. See “Starting with a Design” for more information.

6. Download your format to the printer. See Chapter 6, “Printing,” for more information.

GETTING STARTED 1-1

Creating an MPCLII Format Packet

A format defines which fields appear and where the fields are printed on the label. The printer

requires this information in a special form, using Monarch® Printer Control Language II (MPCL).

This section describes how to create a sample MPCLII format packet.

For detailed information about the format header, text, constant text, and bar code fields, see

Chapter 3, “Defining Fields.” For information about batch packets, see Chapter 6, “Printing.”

1. Type the following format header in any text editor:

{F,25,A,R,E,200,200,"FMT-25" p

2. Type the following constant text field:

C,140,40,0,1,2,1,W,C,0,0,"SAMPLE FORMAT",1 p

3. Type the following bar code field:

B,1,12,F,85,40,1,2,40,5,L,0 p

4. Type the following text field:

T,2,18,V,50,50,1,3,1,1,B,L,0,0,1 p}

You have created a format packet for your MPCLII printer. Now, a batch packet must be created

before you can print the format.

5. Type the following batch header, after the text field line:

{B,25,N,1 p

6. Type the following bar code data:

1,"02802811111" p

7. Type the following text field data:

2,"TEXT FIELD" p}

8. Save your file as SAMPLE.FMT.

9. Type MODE COM1:9600,N,8,1 at the DOS prompt if you are using serial communications.

This sets the communication parameters at your host. These communication parameters

must match those at your printer. See “Setting Communication Parameters,” in Chapter 2 or

your host’s documentation for more information.

10. Type COPY SAMPLE.FMT COM1. The following 2 inch by

2 inch label prints.

1-2GETTING STARTED

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