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Mobile Printing Systems
CPCL Programming Manual
Contents
pg. 1-3
GETTING PRINTER INFORMATION
The printer can produce a report containing information about the application resident in printer
memory. A report similar to the example printouts shown on the following pages can be obtained from
your printer by doing the following:
1. Turn the printer OFF.
2 While holding the FEED key down, turn the printer ON.
3 When printing begins, release the FEED key.
The printer prints a line of interlocking “x” characters and then produces two reports. The first report
indicates the printer model, ROM version, serial number, baud rate, etc.
The second report contains application information. The last digits in the application number indicate
the software version.(e.g. “Software: HTLK40d” indicates a software version of 40.) If no second report
appears, there is no application loaded.
The Wireless Communications report will appear if a Short Range Radio (SRRF), infrared (IrDA) or
wireless LAN (RF LAN) option has been installed in the printer. If no wireless options are installed, the
Wireless Communications Section will consist of a blank line.
The RF LAN Information section will only appear on Network Printers (units equipped with a WLAN
card). Network printers are covered in detail in Section 12 of this manual.
The Label section shown in the second report reports the maximum size label that can be printed, based
on a printer resolution of 203 dots/inch (8 dots/mm).
In the example, the Label Height is 65535 dots, which means for a label width of 384 dots (1.88 inches
or 48 mm), you can print labels up to 32.2 inches (8191 mm) long. Reducing the label width results in a
corresponding increase in the maximum label length.
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