A programming guide for SATO CX Series barcode printers detailing command codes, protocol control codes, and configuration settings for label production.
About this manual
This manual provides a comprehensive guide to the SATO Programming Language used with the CX Series of barcode printers. It explains how to assemble command codes containing non-printable ASCII characters and printable data to generate specific label outputs. The document covers the use of standard protocol control codes and offers instructions for downloading custom codes if necessary for specific host computer environments.
What's inside
- Introduction
- The SATO Programming Language
- Selecting Protocol Control Codes
- Using BASIC
- Printer Configuration
- Bar Codes
- Fonts
- Graphics
- Configuration Commands
- Expanded Memory Option Commands
Frequently asked questions
What characters are used to indicate command codes in the SATO programming language?
The character indicates that a command code will follow.
What command is used to download protocol control codes from the host?
The LD command is used to download protocol control codes.
What is the effect of the BD command on bar codes?
The BD command puts descender bars and human readable text below the symbol.
What happens when 13 digits of data are sent for a MSI bar code?
The check digit is not created and must be supplied by the programmer.