Yaskawa 200W input 1pH SERVO DRIVE 50/60HZ SGDS-02A75A Free Shipiing

Yaskawa 200W input 1pH SERVO DRIVE 50/60HZ SGDS-02A75A Free Shipiing

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Model Number:SGDS-02A75A

Input Voltage: 200-230 V
Input Phase: 1
Output Power : 200w
Output amps: 2
Place of Origin:Japan
Efficiency:IE 1

NOTE: If the script is in two or more portions, then send the first portion to the printer and wait to see the result. You can then send the next potion and any additional scripts, waiting between each to see the results. Depending on the exercise, the result may be data uploading to the printer indicated by a flashing (DATA) LED (if available on your printer) or a sample label will be printed.

NOTE: The actual size of your printed examples may be different than those shown in the manual. The important thing is that the information displayed is the same. NOTE: Factory Default printer settings were used for the examples in this guide and the printer is set up for tear off operation.

HHIMPORTANTHH The ZPL II commands listed in this Programming Guide are available depending on which version of firmware is installed in your printer and which printer you are using. Please consult the Command Quick Reference Chart in Appendix A to see which commands are available for your version of firmware and printer. To determine which version of firmware resides in your printer, you will need to print out a Printer Configuration Label. Consult your printer user’s guide for instructions on how to print the label. The label provides valuable information about your printer’s configuration, memory, options, etc. A sample of the Printer Configuration Label is shown in Chapter 1 on page 3 with an arrow pointing to the firmware information

This exercise illustrates how to save a label format as a graphic image in printer RAM and then recall (load) a label format for printing that has been previously saved. The exercise consists of two scripts. The first contains a label format and the instructions necessary to save the format as a graphic image. The second recalls and prints the label format that was saved as the graphic image.