Zebra Technologies GC420d 사용자 설명서

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Stand Alone Printing
5/23/2012
GC420d™ User Guide
P1052685-001
Stand Alone Printing
Your printer can be configured to work without being attached to a computer. The printer has 
the ability to automatically run a single label form. One or more downloaded label forms can 
be accessed and run with a terminal or wedge device or a Zebra
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 KDU (keyboard display unit) 
to call a label form. These methods allow the developer to incorporate data input devices, such 
as scanners or weight scales, to the printer via the serial port.
Label formats can be developed and stored in the printer to support labels that have:
• No data entry required and print when the Feed button is pressed.
• No data entry required and print when a label is removed from the printer’s optional label 
dispenser.
• One or more data variables to be entered via the terminal or wedge device. The label will 
print after the last variable data field has been input.
• One or more label formats that are called by scanning bar codes containing programming 
to run a label form.
• Label forms designed to work as a process chain with each label including a bar code 
containing the programming to run the next label in the process sequence.
Both printer programming languages support special label forms that will automatically run 
after a power cycle or reset. The ZPL looks for a file named AUTOEXEC.ZPL and EPL 
looks for a label form named AUTOFR. If both files are loaded in the printer, then only the 
AUTOEXEC.ZPL will run. The EPL AUTOFR form runs until it is disabled. Both files must 
be deleted from the printer followed by a reset or a power cycle to completely remove the files.
The printer can source up to 750mA through a 5 volt line shared between the parallel and serial 
ports. See Appendix A for more information on the printer’s serial port interface.
Note • The GC420 EPL AUTOFR command can only be disabled with NULL character (00 hex 
or ASCII 0). The printer will ignore the other character that normally disables the AUTOFFR 
form operation in most other EPL printers, the XOFF character (13 hex or ASCII 19).