Configuration Setting to Command Cross-Reference

The sensor settings shown in this image, for example, are used to by service personnel to troubleshoot issues.

Use the information that follows to understand and interpret the Configuration Report.

Command	Listing Name	Default (or description)
^SD	DARKNESS	10.0
^PR	PRINT SPEED	102 mm/s / 4 ips 152.4 mm/s / 6 ips (max.)
^TA	TEAR OFF	+000
^MN	MEDIA TYPE	GAP/NOTCH
	SENSOR SELECT	AUTO ( ^MNA - Auto-Detect)
^MT	PRINT METHOD	THERMAL-TRANS or DIRECT-THERMAL
^PW	PRINT WIDTH	832 (dots for 203 dpi)
^LL	LABEL LENGTH	1230 (dots) (dynamically updated while printing)
^ML	MAXIMUM LENGTH	989 mm (39.0 in.)
—	USB COMM.	(Connection Status: Connected / Not Connected)
— SGD —**	COMMUNICATIONS	NORMAL MODE
^CT / ~CT	CONTROL CHAR	<~> 7EH
^CC / ~CC	COMMAND CHAR	<^> 5EH
^CD / ~CD	DELIM./CHAR	<,> 2CH
^SZ	ZPL MODE	ZPL II
— SGD —	COMMAND OVERRIDE Not supported with a ZPL command. Uses the Set-Get-Do command listed in the ZPL manual. (See device.command_override.xxxxx in the ZPL Programming Guide.)	INACTIVE
^MFa	MEDIA POWER UP	NO MOTION
^MF,b	HEAD CLOSE	FEED
~JS	BACKFEED	DEFAULT
^LT	LABEL TOP	+000
^^LS	LEFT POSITION	+0000
	REPRINT MODE	DISABLED

From this point in the Configuration Receipt listing, the printout lists sensor settings and values which can be used to troubleshoot sensor and media operations. These are typically used by Zebra Tech Support to diagnose printer problems.

The configuration settings listed here resume after the TAKE LABEL sensor value. This listing includes commands that are:

The ZPL Commands and Configuration Receipt Callout cross-reference is listed below..

Command	Listing Name	Description
^MP	MODES ENABLED	Default: DPCSWFXM (See ^MP Command)
	MODES DISABLED	(No default set)
^JM	RESOLUTION	Default: 832 8/mm (203 dpi)
—	FIRMWARE	Lists ZPL Firmware Version
—	XML SCHEMA	1.3
—	HARDWARE ID	Lists Firmware Boot-block Version
—	CONFIGURATION	CUSTOMIZED (after first use)
—	RAM	8176k........ R:
—	ONBOARD FLASH	51200k.........E:
^MU	FORMAT CONVERT	NONE
	RTC DATE	Date Displayed
	RTC TIME	Time Displayed
	NONRESET CNTR0 (1, 2)	X,XXX IN
	RESET CNTR1	X,XXX IN
	RESET CNTR2	X,XXX IN

The printer can set a command or a group of commands at one time for all receipts or labels that follow. Those settings remain in effect until:

they are changed by subsequent commands
the printer is reset, or
you restore the printer to its factory defaults.