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Chapter 1 : Primer
Select Label:004
▼▲
Pallet Label
2
In this case, the third screen will look like the screen below. Notice that
the label name, Pallet Label, from screen (2) has automatically been
displayed on the first line of screen (3).
Pallet Label
Qty to Print:1..
▼▲
3
The user presses the Fwd ↑ and Rev ↓ buttons on the printer’s front
panel to increment or decrement the quantity of the label to be printed.
The user then presses the Ent ↵ button on the printer’s front panel to
initiate the printing. The label is printed in the quantity specified. The
project then loops back to display screen (2) again. The user can select
the same label for printing again, or may select a different label to
print.
This is useful in pallet building, for example. You may want to print
many item labels. Then, when all the items on the pallet have been
labeled, you can print a label for the entire pallet. In this case, the user
selects the item label many times and then finally selects the pallet
label once. The user then returns to printing item labels for the next
pallet build.
A fourth standard screen
4
, a Print Error screen, exists. It is not part
of the 123 Print application logic but rather is displayed by the Datamax
printer whenever a print error occurs after
3
above has been initiated.
The default print error screen is as shown here
Print Error
Exit Retry
4
This message will be displayed, for example, if the label roll is out of
labels.
The User Interface function allows you to customize this error message.
Labels If you are only concerned with static labels, you only need to use the
Labels function to identify the static labels you want to include in your
project.
If, however, you want to create dynamic labels, you will want to take
advantage of the full capabilities provided in the Labels function.
The flow described above under User Interface is not sufficient to
include variable data on the label. Consider an item label, for example.
You want to print an item label with an item barcode, an item
description, and an item weight. However, you do not know in advance
which item, the item description, or the item weight (fruit, meat, etc.)
for the label to be printed. You want to collect this information and
merge it with your label format at the moment you print the label.
123 Print allows you to design this capability into your project. It allows
you to create a series of screens for user interaction, and implement a
series of processes for data manipulation or peripheral communications.
Since each label may involve a different set of variable data, these
screens and processes are associated with the given label in what is
called a label program.
Using the Labels function, you can design a series of screens and
processes to collect data that you then merge as variables into the label
to be printed.
The following diagram depicts the relationship between User Interface
created screens and flow, and Labels created screens and flow.
October 2007 Page
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- 123 Print v1.1x 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 1. Primer 5
- 1.1. What is 123 Print 6
- 1.2. Sample Labels 7
- 1.3. Project Flow 9
- Pallet Label 10
- Qty to Print:1 10
- Process: 11
- 2. Getting Started 12
- 2.1. Installation 13
- 3 Click Yes 14
- 6 Click Next 14
- 7 Click Finish 15
- 2.2. Activation 17
- 4 Click Next 18
- 7 Click Next 19
- 9 Click Next 19
- 11 Click Next 20
- 14 Click Next 21
- 16 Click Next 22
- 21 Click Next 23
- 22 Click Finish 24
- 2.3. General Setup 25
- 2.3.1. DPL Connection 26
- 2.3.2. MCL Connection 27
- 2.3.3. Local Settings 28
- 2.3.4. Others 30
- 5 Edit the timer value, or 31
- 3. Creating a Project 32
- 3.1. Project Description 33
- 4 Click Project 34
- 3.2. User Interface 35
- 3.2.1. Welcome Screen 38
- 14 Click OK 41
- 3.2.2. Select Label Screen 42
- 4 Click OK 46
- 3.3. Labels 51
- 3.3.1. Edit 54
- 3.3.2. Variables 55
- 2 Type Product Location: 57
- 27 Click OK 67
- 3.3.2.2. External Keyboard 69
- 3.3.2.4. Weight Scale 73
- 3.3.2.7. Display Data 81
- 3.3.3. Mapping 82
- 3.4. Lookup Files 89
- 3.4.1. Add Lookup File 91
- 6 Click OK 93
- 11 Click OK 97
- 15 Click OK 98
- 16 Click Yes 99
- 3 Click OK 100
- 4 Click the Data button 101
- 7 Click OK 102
- 8 Click Yes 102
- 2 Click the Data button 104
- 3 Press <ENTER> 106
- 1 Click the Add button 106
- 2 Click the Insert button 107
- 3.5. System Setup 110
- 2 Click Project 112
- 3 Click System Setup 112
- 1 Click Project 116
- 2 Click System Setup 116
- 4. Designing a Label 119
- 4.1. BarTender Integration 120
- 11 Select Project 122
- 12 Select Labels 122
- 18 Click Open 124
- 21 Click OK 124
- 23 Click Yes 126
- 5. Using Processes 128
- 10 Click OK 130
- 16 Click on the Global tab 133
- 20 Click on the System tab 133
- 5.2. Branch 134
- 5.2.1. Case and Branch 135
- 5.2.2. Control and Branch 137
- 5.2.3. Goto Label 138
- 5.2.4. Goto Screen 139
- 5.2.5. Key and Branch 140
- 5.2.6. Set Label 141
- 5.2.7. Test and Branch 142
- 5.3. Date Operation 143
- 5.3.1. Date Add/Subtract 144
- 5.3.2. Date Conversion 145
- 5.3.3. Date Difference 146
- 5.4. File Search 147
- 5.5. Mathematic Operation 149
- 5.6. Other 150
- 5.6.1. Delay 151
- 5.6.2. MCL Code 152
- 5.6.3. Notes 153
- 5.6.4. Print Label 154
- 5.7. Serial Communications 155
- 5.7.1. Serial In 156
- 5.7.2. Serial Out 158
- 5.8. Processes on Variables 159
- 5.8.1. Variable Assign 160
- 5 Click OK 161
- 5.8.3. Variable Extract 163
- 5.8.4. Variable Format 165
- 5.8.5. Variable Length 167
- 5.8.6. Variable Position 168
- 5.8.8. Variable Substring 170
- 6. Simulating Your Project 171
- 6.1. Simulation Mode 172
- 4 Click Execution 173
- 5 Click the desired option 173
- 1 Click Execution 173
- 2 Click Options 173
- 1 Click Execute 175
- 2 Click Scan Input… F12 175
- 6.2. Debugger Mode 176
- Overview 182
- 7.2. Printer Status 187
- 7.3. Printer Control 190
- 7.4. Load File / Control 193
- 7.4.1. Load Firmware 194
- 6 Click Load 195
- 7.4.2. Load Font 197
- 7.4.3. Load Graphic 198
- 8 Click Load 199
- 7.4.4. Load Label 200
- 7.4.5. Load Lookup 201
- 7.4.6. Load Any File 202
- 7.4.7. Load Profile 203
- 7.4.8. Load MCL-Project 204
- 7.4.9. Load DPL Control 205
- 7.4.10. MCL Agent Control 207
- 7.5. Load Project 208
- 7.6. Scripts 209
- 7.6.1. Script Actions 210
- 7.6.2. Script Building 212
- 3 Click Delete 213
- 2 Click Script 213
- 7.6.3. Script Save 214
- 7.6.4. Script Open 215
- 7.6.5. Script Execution 216
- 7 Click Yes 217
- About MCL Technologies 226
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