Restart Zebra printer Label not printing UTF-8 font

Z Zolf Jafari 2 years 11 months ago
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Hello there,
 
I have a situation when i switch off and start the printer the UTF-8 characters is not being detected by the printer. But then when I send a notepad file via printer setup utilities it prints. Then it prints the text and then everything comes back to normal and then when I send the UTF-8 characters in the Hex format from my application to the Zebra ZT410 printer it is printing again. It will work till I again switch off the printer. What is that I need to do so that the printer does not behave in this way. THe ZPL2 code I send from my application is below. I will appreciate your help!!
Thanks!!
 
^XA
^LH0,0
^FO50,50
^BXN,4,200,26,26
^FD${fnc}^FS
^FO168,45^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FDGON:^FS
^FO265,45^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${PO}^FS
^FO168,75^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FDYY:^FS
^FO265,75^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${uuy}^FS
^FO168,105^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FDJJXP:^FS
^FO265,105^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${jj}^FS
^FO168,135^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FDLRR:^FS
^FO265,135^A@N,25,25,E:OCR003.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${FGT}^FS
^FO50,170^GB730,1,3^FS
^FO50,190,0^A@N,30,30,E:ARI004.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${BB}^FS
^FO50,220,0^A@N,30,30,E:ARI004.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${AA}^FS
^FO50,250,0^A@N,30,30,E:ARI004.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${CCD}^FS
^FO50,410^ARN,10,10^FPH\^FDContains: ${RTYH} ${TTGH} of ${GGG} ${WWW}^FS
^FO50,450^ADN,18,10^FPH\^FH^FDStore below 30_C2_B0C. Protect from Freezing^FS
^FO50,470^ADN,18,10^FPH\^FDDFERF:^FS
^FO50,490^ADN,18,10^FPH\^FDXXXXX^FS
^FO560,190^XGE:FRAGILE.GRF^FS
^FO680,190^XGE:HANDLE.GRF^FS
^FO560,300^XGE:NOSUN.GRF^FS
^FO680,300^XGE:TEMP.GRF^FS
^FO560,410^XGE:NOWATER.GRF^FS
^FO680,410^XGE:UPRIGHT.GRF^FS
^FO50,520^GB730,1,3^FS
^PA1,1,1,1^FS
^FO775,540,1^A@N,35,35,E:RA005.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${ASD}^FS
^FO775,570,1^A@N,35,35,E:RA005.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${RFG}^FS
^FO775,600,1^A@N,35,35,E:RA005.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD${TTT}^FS
^FO775,655,1^A@N,30,30,E:RA001.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD_D9_85_D8_AD_D8_AA_D9_88_DB_8C_3A ${GGB}^FS
^FO50,720^XGE:OG.GRF^FS
^FO775,700,1^A@N,25,25,E:RA000.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD_D8_AF_D8_B1_20_D8_AF_D9_DA_AF_D8_B1_D8_A7_D8_AF_20_D9_86_DA_AF_D9_87_D8_AF_D8_A7_D8_B1_DB_8CŒ^FS
^FO775,730,1^A@N,25,25,E:RA000.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD_D9_87_D8_A7_D9_81_D8_B8_D8_AA_20_D9_86_D9_85_D8_A7_DB_8C_DB_8C_D8_AF_2E^FS
^FO775,760,1^A@N,25,25,E:RA000.TTF^FPH\^FH^FD_20_D8_A7_D8_B2_20_DB_8C_D8_AE_20_D8_B2_D8_AF_DA_AF_DB_8C_20_D9_85_D9_
^FS
^XZ

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V Vedsatx Saddvv

For changing the character encoding, it is command ^CI. For example, ^CI28 changes the encoding to UTF-8. In order to persist the change on the printer, we need to use ^JUS command to save the changes into EEPROM on the printer.

You could use Printer Setup Utility to issue the following to set UTF-8 encoding on the printer. The setting will survive the reset.
^XA
^CI28
^JUS
^XZ

Or, in the application, make sure the encoding is correctly set to UTF-8, before we send UTF-8 characters to the printer.

Hope this helps.

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