Changes the delimiter — the character that separates command parameters, a comma by default.
^CDa · ~CDaAfter ^CD; (or ~CD;) the parameters of every following command are separated by semicolons: ^FO10;10 instead of ^FO10,10. Use it when your data or toolchain needs the comma for something else.
The guide notes that the change has to be saved with ^JUS to persist (for example ~CD; followed by ^XA^JUS^XZ).
This command changes the printed label, but Labelixa's preview does not apply it yet. The linter reports it as ZPL1002, so you know the preview and the print will differ.
^XA
^CD;
^FO10;10
^GB10;10;3^FS
^XZThe guide's own example: the box is drawn with semicolons between its parameters.
| Parameter | Description | Values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
a | the new delimiter; if it is missing, the next character received is taken | ASCII | required |
Zebra ZPL II Programming Guide (P1134473-11EN Rev A), page 153. Zebra guide page →