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Programming
Command Reference
01/06/2009 TTPM3 Installation and Programming Manual P1003642-001
Magnetic Encoding- and Decoding-related Commands
Track number and type of encoding (ISO standard or hexadecimal bit-by-bit) is determined by
the encoding command used as specified below:
Encoding
Syntax <command><message>↵
Encodes binary data to the specified track.
The bit order specified with parameters 19 to 21.
When using binary data you are in total control over the encoded data. Data is sent to the
printer as hex nibbles. You have to specify leading synchronization zeroes, start sentinel and
stop sentinel yourself.
Leading zeroes are used by the readers to determine swiping speed. The first 7 mm of the
tickets should contain leading zeroes. The start sentinel identifies the beginning of data. The
stop sentinel identifies the end of data. Trailing zeroes are used as leading zeroes if the ticket is
swiped backwards. These are added automatically by the printer, so do not add those to the
string.
!M 12345↵ Encodes 12345 on track 2
Track Encoding Method Encoding Commands Reading Characters
Track 1
210 bpi
ISO !J !D 1 79 ASCII alpha
Binary !B 1 !O 1 480 bits (120 hex)
Track 2
75 bpi
ISO !M !D 2 37 ASCII digits
Binary !B 2 !O 2 200 bits (50 hex)
Track 3
210 bpi
ISO !I !D 3 117 ASCII digits
Binary !B 3 !O 3 480 bits (120 hex)
Note • With HiCo encoding, only one track at a time can be used for encoding or reading. In
this case, code first track with | or $ in the magnetic string to return the ticket to active
position after coding, then reset the printer with !C, and code the other track and print the
ticket.
!B
Encode Binary data
21 42 Hex
33 66 Decimal
Example • In this example we have 15 leading zeroes, FF as a start sentinel and 99 as stop
sentinel. 15 leading zero nibbles give 15 x 4 bits = 60 bits at 210 bits/inch = 7.2 mm. FF as
start sentinel encode 11111111 which is easy to detect. 99 as stop sentinel encode 10011001,
equally easy to detect.
!B 1 000000000000000FF1234567890ABCDEF99<CR><LF>
- Zebra® TTPM3 1
- Installation and 1
- Programming Manual 1
- Contents 3
- Document Printing 8
- Magnetic Encoding 8
- Document Handling 8
- Introduction 10
- Contacts 10
- Installation 11
- Installing a Desktop Printer 13
- Output Tray or Nozzle? 15
- Socket: AMP No. 350689-1 17
- Operation 19
- Keyboard 20
- Paper Stock Positioning 21
- Paper Loading 22
- Paper Jam Removal 23
- Self Test 24
- Repeat Fixed Print 24
- TTPM3 Start-up 25
- Power Failure Cleanup 25
- Start-up Synchronization 25
- Normal Operation 26
- Single-ticket Handling 27
- Inserting a Single Ticket 28
- Read and Decode 28
- Encode and Print 29
- Ejecting the Ticket 29
- Programming 31
- Graphics 33
- Bar Codes 34
- Magnetic Codes 34
- Triggering a Printout 35
- Command Acknowledgment 35
- Additional Commands 35
- Ticket Memory 35
- Encode Binary Data on Track 1 36
- System Commands 37
- Document Entry Commands 38
- Print-data Commands 38
- Storage Commands 39
- Command Reference 41
- !Z 20 <CR><LF> 44
- Feed- acceleration and speed 45
- Example • 45
- Error code Error 47
- Print Related Commands 49
- Text Printing 50
- Graphics Printing 51
- Printing Bar Codes 53
- Example 2 • Code 39 example 54
- Example 3 • Code 128 example 54
- Canceling a Ticket 55
- Encoding 57
- Checksum 59
- Reading and Decoding 60
- What Can You Encode? 61
- Font Loading 68
- Logotypes 69
- Ticket Examples 70
- Printing Bold Text 73
- Reversed Text 73
- Text Attributes 74
- Default Parameter Settings 75
- Default Value 76
- Examples 76
- Summary of Parameter Settings 77
- Restore Factory Default 78
- Parameter Reference 79
- Sets burn time 27 80
- Silent 80
- Enabled 80
- Sets 400 steps/second 82
- Sets 4000 steps/second 82
- Sets 1000 steps/second 82
- Error Codes and Status 87
- Reporting 87
- ENQ” (05H), and !S commands 88
- Security Additions 89
- Extended acknowledgement 91
- Maintenance 93
- Fault Finding 94
- Cleaning the Print Head 95
- Firmware 95
- Setup Options 98
- Communications Protocol 98
- Communications Cable 99
- Ticket Base Material 100
- Coating and Preprint 101
- Magnetic Media 101
- Document Stock 102
- Specifications 102
- TTPM3 Accepted Sizes 103
- Equal Distance Between Tabs 104
- Tickets with 45° Cut Corners 105
- Firmware Versions 106
- Firmware History 106
- FW Version TTPM2 TTPM3 106
- FW revision Change 106
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