User`s guide

STORING DATA IN THE PRINTER MEMORY

However, you may want to use volatile RAM to store variables or objects that

will change frequently.

• When using volatile RAM for object storage, you must allocate

space for that purpose. Refer to the VARIABLE ALLOCATE

command for more information.

• You must assign an alphanumeric identifier to every stored

object. The identifier can be from one to eight characters long,

using any combination of letters and numbers (no

punctuation). If an object in memory already uses the

specified identifier, the printer deletes the existing object

before storing the new one, even if the two objects would

reside in different memory areas.

Also notice that some of these commands are used in place of the normal

label format header line, rather than as ASCII commands within a label

format. Commands starting with an exclamation point (!) should be

treated as header line replacements.

Data Storage Commands

Data storage commands discussed in this guide include:

Delete Stored Object List Stored Objects

Format Recall DELIMIT

Format Store DEFINE VARIABLE

GRAPHIC

GRAPHIC STORE

Recall Menu

RECALL GRAPHIC Recall Variable

Initialize Storage