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RTC ZPL II Commands

RTC General Information

47867L-001 Rev. A 05/25/2005

The Set Offset ^SO command permits the printing of specific times and dates relative to the

primary clock. The secondary (or third) clock is enabled when secondary (or tertiary) offsets

are entered using this command. The secondary (or third) clock time and date are determined

by adding the offsets to the current clock reading.

One

^SO command is required to set the secondary offset; an additional ^SO command is

required for a tertiary offset. The offsets remain until changed or until the printer is either

powered down or reset.

Table 1 • Command Characters

Command

Character

Function

%a is replaced by the abbreviated weekday name

%A is replaced by the weekday name

%b is replaced by the abbreviated month name

%B is replaced by the month name

%d is replaced by the day of the month number, 01 to 31

%H is replaced by the hour of the day (military), 00 to 23

%I is replaced by the hour of the day (civilian), 01 to 12

%j is replaced by the day of the year, 001 to 366

%m is replaced by the month number, 01 to 12

%M is replaced by the minute, 00 to 59

%p is replaced by the AM or PM designation

%S is replaced by the seconds, 00 to 59

%U is replaced by the week# of the year, 00 to 53, Sunday is 1st day

1. %U establishes Sunday as the first day of the year.

%W is replaced by the week# of the year, 00 to 53, Monday is 1st day

2. %W establishes Monday as the first day of the year.

%w is replaced by the day# of the week, 00 (Sunday) to 06 (Saturday)

%y is replaced by the 2 digits of the year, 00 to 99

%Y is replaced by the full 4 digit year number—where% is the specified

clock-indicator character

Note • Only dates from January 1, 1998 to December 31, 2097 are supported. Setting the

offsets to values that result in dates outside this range is not recommended and may have

unexpected results.

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