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sato_cg408dt_labels_samples [2012/09/12 13:27 (12 years ago)] swindsato_cg408dt_labels_samples [2021/04/19 21:41 (3 years ago)] (current) – [SATO CG408DT Label Printers] kturner
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 ====== SATO CG408DT Label Printers ====== ====== SATO CG408DT Label Printers ======
  
-[[http://wws5.com/|{{http://wws5.com/images/topxxxgif-ani.gif  |Windward Software}}]]+[[https://www.windwardsoftware.com/resources/shop-pos-hardware.html|SHOP FOR COMPATIBLE HARDWARE]]
  
  
 ====== Explanation ====== ====== Explanation ======
-The SATO printers __ALL__ require code based labels. They will not work with the Windward Label Designer.+ 
 +{{sato:cg408dt:sato_cg408dt2.jpg|}} 
 + 
 +==== The SATO printers don'require code based labels. They will work with the Windward Label Designer. ==== 
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 + 
 +However, Code Based Labels will give you more control over how barcodes are printed, and code based labels will print faster than labels created in the System Five Label Designer.
  
 The code used for the CG408DT does vary slightly from the SATO CG408DT-RS. So you can not use the CG408DT-RS codes. It will throw the printer into an error, or not print a label at all. You will need to refer to the "SATO Programming Reference.pdf" for this printer. This printer's codes are closer to the LM408. The code used for the CG408DT does vary slightly from the SATO CG408DT-RS. So you can not use the CG408DT-RS codes. It will throw the printer into an error, or not print a label at all. You will need to refer to the "SATO Programming Reference.pdf" for this printer. This printer's codes are closer to the LM408.
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 {{sato:sato:e_pro_programming_d_sai_en.pdf|}} {{sato:sato:e_pro_programming_d_sai_en.pdf|}}
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 +
 +====== Printing Barcode vs. Barcode Numbers ======
 +
 +There has also been some confusion regarding Barcode text lines and actual Barcodes. The System Five field <barcode> is the same, but the information to print the barcode number, or the barcode are completely different.
 +For printing just the barcode number on a label, you will need to tell the printer what font you want to print as well as the size, orientation, and position on the label. 
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 +But for a barcode, you need to supply different information, such as the barcode type (3of9, 128, or UPC), the height and width of the barcode, and the position on the label.
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 +So please carefully read the information in the examples below.
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 +
  
 ====== Label Sample 1 ====== ====== Label Sample 1 ======
 === 2" x 4" Label === === 2" x 4" Label ===
  
-<STX>+{{sato:cg408dt:sato_cg408dt1.jpg|}}
  
-<ESC>A<ESC>A108120406<ESC>Z+<code>
  
 +<STX>
 +<ESC>A<ESC>A108120406<ESC>Z
 <ESC>A <ESC>A
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 <ESC>%1<ESC>H10<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,050,060,0<ESC>$=<COMPANY.NAME,-1> <ESC>%1<ESC>H10<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,050,060,0<ESC>$=<COMPANY.NAME,-1>
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 <ESC>%1<ESC>H110<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,040,050,0<ESC>$=<DESCRIPTION,-1> <ESC>%1<ESC>H110<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,040,050,0<ESC>$=<DESCRIPTION,-1>
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 <ESC>%1<ESC>H190<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,040,050,0<ESC>$=<PART,-1> <ESC>%1<ESC>H190<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,040,050,0<ESC>$=<PART,-1>
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 <ESC>%1<ESC>H250<ESC>V800<ESC>BG02100<Barcode,-1> <ESC>%1<ESC>H250<ESC>V800<ESC>BG02100<Barcode,-1>
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 <ESC>%1<ESC>H350<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,025,030,0<ESC>$=<Barcode,-1> <ESC>%1<ESC>H350<ESC>V800<ESC>$A,025,030,0<ESC>$=<Barcode,-1>
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 <ESC>%1<ESC>H235<ESC>V300<ESC>$A,025,030,0<ESC>$=PRICE <ESC>%1<ESC>H235<ESC>V300<ESC>$A,025,030,0<ESC>$=PRICE
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 <ESC>%1<ESC>H260<ESC>V300<ESC>$A,090,100,0<ESC>$=<PRICE.0,-1> <ESC>%1<ESC>H260<ESC>V300<ESC>$A,090,100,0<ESC>$=<PRICE.0,-1>
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 <ESC>Q1 <ESC>Q1
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 <ESC>Z <ESC>Z
 +<ETX>
  
 +</code>
  
- +====== Explanation of Lines ======
-<ETX>====== Explanation of Lines ======+
  
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   * (030 is the font height in dots @ 203 dots per inch (8 dots per mm))   * (030 is the font height in dots @ 203 dots per inch (8 dots per mm))
   * (0 is the font variation - 0: Standard, 1: Standard open (outlined), 2: Gray (mesh) pattern 1, 3: Gray (mesh) pattern 2, 4: Gray (mesh) pattern 3, 5: Standard open, shadow 1, 6: Standard open, shadow 2, 7: Standard mirror image, 8: Italic, 9 Italic open, shadow   * (0 is the font variation - 0: Standard, 1: Standard open (outlined), 2: Gray (mesh) pattern 1, 3: Gray (mesh) pattern 2, 4: Gray (mesh) pattern 3, 5: Standard open, shadow 1, 6: Standard open, shadow 2, 7: Standard mirror image, 8: Italic, 9 Italic open, shadow
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  * (<ESC>$=PRICE  This is not a System Five field. Notice that there aren't and <> symbols next to the word PRICE. What this command is saying, is to just print the word PRICE at the location specified.  * (<ESC>$=PRICE  This is not a System Five field. Notice that there aren't and <> symbols next to the word PRICE. What this command is saying, is to just print the word PRICE at the location specified.
  
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