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REPRINT ON/OFF
Chapter —Program Instructions
Purpose Statement for enabling/disabling reprinting of a label in the Direct Protocol.
Syntax REPRINT
ON Enables reprinting (default)
OFF Disables reprinting
Remarks The REPRINT ON/OFF statement is used to enable or disable reprinting
of a label. REPRINT OFF also affects and overrides the behaviour of the
PRINT KEY ON statement. If REPRINT OFF is entered before PRINT
KEY ON, no error message is shown but PRINT KEY is set to ON and an
empty label is printed when the key is pressed.
If REPRINT is set to OFF, there is no way to reprint an old print job. If
a PRINTFEED statement is sent to the printer after a print job has been
completed, a blank label is fed out and the error 1006 “No field to print”
occurs. However, the REPRINT OFF statement does not clear the print
buffer, which only occurs after a PRINTFEED statement has been executed
(see example 2 below).
Leaving and re-entering the Direct Protocol does not reset the REPRINT
status. A reboot resets the REPRINT status to its default value (ON).
A REPRINT OFF statement prevents automatic reprinting after the error
has been cleared for the following errors:
1005 “Out of paper”
1022 “Head lifted”
1031 “Next label not found”
1058 “Transfer ribbon is installed”
Error 1027 “Out of transfer ribbon” does not generate the display prompt
“Continue-Reprint” if REPRINT is set to OFF.
Examples This example disables reprinting:
INPUT ON Enter the Direct Protocol
REPRINT OFF Disable reprinting
This example shows a special case, when the first and second PRINTFEED
statements generates a printed label. After the second PRINTFEED, the
print buffer is cleared and a “No field to print” error occurs.
INPUT ON Enter the Direct Protocol
PRTXT "PRINT1" Print the text “Print1”
PRINTFEED Yields a print label
REPRINT OFF Disable reprinting
PRINTFEED Yields a printed label, clears print buffer
PRINTFEED Yields a blank label, generates an error
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