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ZPL Commands
~HM
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~HM
Host RAM Status
Description Sending ~HM to the printer immediately returns a memory status message to
the host. Use this command whenever you need to know the printer’s RAM status.
When
~HM is sent to the Zebra printer, a line of data containing information on the total
amount, maximum amount, and available amount of memory is sent back to the host.
Format ~HM
Comments Memory taken up by bitmaps is included in the currently available memory
value (due to
^MCN).
Downloading a graphic image, fonts, or saving a bitmap affects only the amount of RAM. The
total amount of RAM and maximum amount of RAM does not change after the printer is
turned on.
Example • This example shows when the ~HM is sent to the printer, a line of data containing
three numbers are sent back to the host. Each set of numbers is identified and explained in the
table that follows:
3584,3586,3586
2
1
3
1
The total amount of RAM (in kilobytes) installed in the printer. In
this example, the printer has 1024K RAM installed.
2
The maximum amount of RAM (in kilobytes) available to the
user. In this example, the printer has a maximum of 780K RAM
available.
3
The amount of RAM (in kilobytes) currently available to the user.
In this example, there is 780K of RAM in the printer currently
available to the user.
- ZPL II Programming 1
- Contents 10
- Functional Table of 11
- Functional Table of Contents 12
- About This Document 17
- Who Should Use This Document 18
- Web Site 19
- The Americas 19
- Asia Pacific 19
- Document Conventions 20
- Introduction 21
- ^B8 command looks like this: 24
- N,100,Y,N have been entered 24
- Before You Begin 25
- Rotation commands 27
- ^ADN,36,20 font and 27
- ^B3 code 39 bar code 28
- ^SN — Serial Number command 29
- R: memory, which is volatile 30
- ^DF and ^XF 31
- Scalable/Bitmapped Font 32
- Scalable Font Command 33
- Bitmap Font Command 33
- Use Font Name to Call Font 34
- Aztec Bar Code Parameters 36
- 1 through 26 37
- Code 11 Bar Code 38
- Interleaved 2 of 5 Bar Code 40
- Start/Stop (internal) 41
- Code 39 Bar Code 42
- ^FO20,20 43
- ^B3N,N,100,Y 43
- ^FDTEST+$$M$J-$^FS 43
- Full ASCII Mode for Code 39 44
- ASCII Code 39 45
- Code 49 Bar Code 46
- Table 3 • Code 49 48
- : ; < = > ? 49
- Planet Code bar code 50
- PDF417 Bar Code 51
- = module width (in dots) 54
- = ratio 54
- = height of bars (in dots) 54
- EAN-8 Bar Code 55
- UPC-E Bar Code 57
- Code 93 Bar Code 59
- Full ASCII Mode for Code 93 60
- ASCII Code 93 61
- CODABLOCK Bar Code 63
- ^BY Command When Using ^BB 65
- ^CV is active) 66
- ^FH command 66
- ^SN are eliminated 68
- Code 128 Subsets 69
- ^FD) string associated with 69
- ^ > ~ 72
- The UCC/EAN-128 Symbology 73
- FIRMWARE OLDER THAN X.10.X 76
- Data Content AI 77
- UPS MaxiCode Bar Code 80
- ^FD when Using ^BD 81
- ^FD command and places it in 82
- ^FH command to tell 82
- EAN-13 Bar Code 83
- Micro-PDF417 Bar Code 85
- Table 9 • Micro-PDF417 Mode 87
- Industrial 2 of 5 Bar Codes 88
- Standard 2 of 5 Bar Code 90
- ANSI Codabar Bar Code 92
- LOGMARS Bar Code 94
- MSI Bar Code 96
- Plessey Bar Code 100
- ZPL Commands 101
- QR Code Bar Code 102
- Parameters Details 103
- ^FD When Using the QR Code: 104
- ^FD field data) 104
- GENERATED LABEL 105
- ZPL II CODE 105
- ^FD Field Data (Normal Mode) 105
- ^FO20,20^BQ,2,10 106
- ^FDHM,N123456789012345^FS 106
- 1 to 32000 dots 111
- UPC/EAN Extensions 112
- 209 Dots 114
- 122 Dots 114
- TLC39 bar code 115
- Example • TLC39 Bar Code 116
- UPC-A Bar Code 117
- Note • Zero is not allowed 118
- Data Matrix Bar Code 119
- ^BY on ^BX 121
- = module width (no effect) 121
- ^FD) for ^BX 121
- ^BX command 122
- Bar Code Field Default 123
- ^BY command is encountered 124
- POSTNET Bar Code 125
- Change Carets 127
- Change Delimiter 128
- 0 to 255 133
- International Character Sets 134
- ^CI 13 = US keyboard 134
- Cache On 136
- Change Tilde 138
- Code Validation 139
- Font Identifier 141
- Download Bitmap Font 143
- Download Encoding 145
- Download Format 146
- Download Graphics 147
- SAMPLE.GRF: 149
- Abort Download Graphic 150
- Erase Download Graphics 156
- Field Block 157
- ^FB Command 158
- Field Data 160
- Field Hexadecimal Indicator 161
- Field Number 165
- Field Origin 166
- Field Parameter 167
- Field Reverse Print 168
- Field Separator 169
- Field Typeset 170
- ^FN (Field Number) command 171
- Field Variable 172
- Field Orientation 173
- Comment 174
- Graphic Box 175
- Graphic Circle 177
- Graphic Diagonal Line 178
- Graphic Ellipse 179
- Graphic Field 180
- ~DN or any caret or tilde 181
- Graphic Symbol 182
- Battery Status 184
- Head Diagnostic 185
- Host Format 186
- Host Graphic 187
- Configuration Label Return 188
- Host Identification 189
- Host RAM Status 190
- Host Status Return 191
- = head in up position) 192
- = ribbon out) 192
- = Rewind 192
- String 3 193
- 1 (static RAM installed) 193
- ^SX command 194
- Host Verification 195
- Host Directory List 196
- ^HWR:*.* 197
- Upload Graphics 198
- Object Delete 201
- Image Load 203
- SAMPLE2.GRF from DRAM and 204
- ^IS command. For the 204
- command 204
- Image Move 205
- Image Save 206
- SAMPLE2.GRF 207
- Cancel All 208
- Initialize Flash Memory 209
- Reset Optional Memory 210
- Format ~JC 211
- Format ~JD 212
- Disable Diagnostics 213
- Set Battery Condition 214
- Graphing Sensor Calibration 215
- GENERATED LABELS 215
- Set Auxiliary Port 216
- Set Label Length 218
- Set Dots per Millimeter 219
- Head Test Fatal 220
- Head Test Non-Fatal 221
- Pause and Cancel Format 222
- Power On Reset 223
- Sensor Select 224
- Change Backfeed Sequence 225
- Head Test Interval 227
- Configuration Update 228
- Set Ribbon Tension 229
- Format ~JX 230
- Reprint After Error 231
- ~KB command places the 232
- Define Language 234
- Define Printer Name 235
- Define Password 236
- Label Home 237
- Label Length 238
- Label Reverse Print 239
- Label Shift 240
- Label Top 241
- Map Clear 242
- Media Darkness 243
- Media Feed 244
- Maximum Label Length 245
- Print Mode 246
- Media Tracking 248
- Mode Protection 249
- Media Type 250
- Set Units of Measurement 251
- Modify Head Cold Warning 253
- Network Connect 254
- Network ID Number 255
- Change Networking Settings 257
- # = number of dots 259
- 0 to 32000 259
- Slew to Home Position 260
- Print Orientation 262
- Programmable Pause 263
- Print Quantity 264
- Print Rate 265
- Applicator Reprint 267
- Print Start 268
- Print Width 269
- Reset Advanced Counter 270
- Set Serial Communications 271
- Set Darkness 272
- Select Encoding 273
- ^PQ command 275
- Important • 277
- Serialization Data 279
- Using Leading Zeros 280
- Print Leading Zeros 280
- Suppressing Leading Zeros 280
- Start Print 282
- Label Segment 2 283
- Label Segment 1 283
- Halt ZebraNet Alert 284
- Set Printhead Resistance 286
- Set Media Sensors 287
- Set ZebraNet Alert 290
- Set ZPL 292
- Tear-off Adjust Position 293
- Transfer Object 294
- Print Configuration Label 296
- Print Directory Label 297
- Start Format 299
- Suppress Backfeed 300
- ^XB in the Tear-off Mode 300
- ^XB in Peel-off Mode 300
- Recall Format 301
- Recall Graphic 302
- End Format 303
- Printer Sleep 304
- RFID Commands 305
- RFID Command Overview 306
- ^HL or ~HL 308
- Return RFID Data Log to Host 308
- O) and then 309
- Read AFI or DSFID Byte 312
- Define EPC Data Structure 314
- Enable/Disable E.A.S. Bit 316
- Read or Write RFID Format 317
- Examples • 318
- Encode ASCII 318
- Encode Hex 318
- Encode EPC 318
- Get RFID Tag ID 319
- Enable RFID Motion 320
- Reset Advanced Counters 322
- ~RO3 and ~RO4 323
- Set Up RFID Parameters 325
- ^RS,800,,2,P^FS 329
- ^RS,800,500,2,P^FS 330
- Read RFID Tag 331
- Report RFID Encoding Results 333
- Encode AFI or DSFID Byte 337
- Write (Encode) Tag 339
- Wireless Commands 343
- Wired Print 344
- Connected? 344
- Check for Wired 344
- Print Server? 344
- Set SNMP 345
- Set Primary/Secondary Device 346
- Example • 347
- Set SMTP 348
- Set Antenna Parameters 350
- Set WEP Mode 351
- 210987654 352
- ^WE128,1 352
- Set LEAP Parameters 354
- Format 355
- Set Wireless Password 356
- Set Transmit Rate 357
- Reset Wireless Card 358
- Set Wireless Card Values 359
- Zebra Code Pages 361
- Zebra Code Page 850 362
- Zebra Code Page 1252 364
- ASCII Code Chart 368
- 1E RS 3E > 5E ^ 7E ~ 369
- 1F US 3F ? 5F _ 7F DEL 369
- Fonts and Bar Codes 371
- Standard Printer Fonts 372
- Font H x W (in dots) Type 373
- Intercharacter Gap 373
- (in dots) 373
- Baseline 373
- Scalable Fonts 374
- Bitmapped Fonts 374
- Changing Bitmapped Font Size 375
- 6 dot/mm printhead 376
- 8 dot/mm (203 dpi) printhead 376
- 12 dot/mm (300 dpi) printhead 377
- Basic Format for Bar Codes 378
- Bar Code Field Instructions 379
- Bar Code Command Groups 380
- Bar Codes 381
- Mod 10 and Mod 43 383
- Check Digits 383
- Mod 10 Check Digit 384
- Mod 43 Check Digit 385
- ZB64 Encoding and 387
- Compression 387
- Introduction to B64 and Z64 388
- Parameter Details 389
- B64 and Z64 Encoding 390
- ZB64 Encoding and Compression 391
- Field Interactions 393
- Normal Orientation 394
- Rotated Orientation 395
- Bottom Up Orientation 396
- Inverted Orientation 397
- Glossary 399
- Glossary of Terms 400
- © 2006 ZIH Corp 410
- Printer UG/PG QRG MM Kits 412
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