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Finding the Sample Labels Setting Up Direct Protocol Printers Setting Up IPL Printers Setting Up EasyCoder C4 Printers Label Design Defining Variable Data Using Variable Data in Label Advanced Use of Variables • Example 1: Code 128 With Manufacturer’s Part Number • Example 2: EAN128 With Two Merged Data Fields. Checking the Printer Connection Uploading ITF File to SAP Creating a New SAP Form (SAPscript) Uploading a Code Page Setting Up an Output Device (Printer) Importing a Device Type Optimizing the Throughput. The product will reduce implementation cost, as no middle ware is required. The implementation is also faster, since there is no need to learn programming with a printer command language. ERPLabel™ will provide output files that are used in SAPscript. These can be used without any manual editing, making the procedure quick and easy. To install ERPLabel on the LabelShop PRO Net, Stored Mode—Printer Stored Label Format. Installing Printers, Setting Up EasyCoder C4 Printers, Advanced Use of Variables. When using control characters in the labels in combination with Direct Protocol and EasyCoder C4 printers, you must change the code page in SAP to Code Page 9163 for LB_UBI/ZLB_UBI (Direct Protocol) and Code Page 9999 for ZLB_C4. For help loading code pages, see “Uploading a Code Page” later in this guide. Making Output File for SAPscript. The SAP R/3 system requires a specific output format (ITF file) to be used. You can create the ITF file using the ERPLabel Wizard or using LabelShop.
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