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^NN

Set SNMP

^NN configures set SNMP. It applies to the printer session and subsequent formats and controls printer hardware or connectivity rather than label pixels.

ZPLr compatibility note

  • Recognized by the renderer but has no label-raster effect.

These are code examples only. This printer or session command does not produce a standalone label image.

Syntax
^NNa,b,c,d,e,f
a

System name

Sets system name. It can be omitted when the documented default is suitable.

Required
No
Documented valuesOBJECT

a variations

Compare values side by side; other parameters remain at representative defaults.

Side-by-side comparison2 variations

a = OBJECT

Uses OBJECT for system name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-a-1.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT

a = EXAMPLE

Uses EXAMPLE for system name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

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ZPLcaret-nn-a-2.zpl
^NNEXAMPLE,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT
b

System contact

Sets system contact. It can be omitted when the documented default is suitable.

Required
No
Documented values0

b variations

Compare values side by side; other parameters remain at representative defaults.

Side-by-side comparison2 variations

b = 0

Uses 0 for system contact while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-b-1.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT

b = 1

Uses 1 for system contact while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-b-2.zpl
^NNOBJECT,1,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT
c

System location

Sets system location. It can be omitted when the documented default is suitable.

Required
No
Documented values0

c variations

Compare values side by side; other parameters remain at representative defaults.

Side-by-side comparison2 variations

c = 0

Uses 0 for system location while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-c-1.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT

c = 1

Uses 1 for system location while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-c-2.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,1,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT
d

Get community name

Sets get community name. It can be omitted when the documented default is suitable.

Default
public
Required
No
Documented valuesOBJECT

d variations

Compare values side by side; other parameters remain at representative defaults.

Side-by-side comparison2 variations

d = OBJECT

Uses OBJECT for get community name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-d-1.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT

d = EXAMPLE

Uses EXAMPLE for get community name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-d-2.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,EXAMPLE,OBJECT,OBJECT
e

Set community name

Sets set community name. It can be omitted when the documented default is suitable.

Default
public
Required
No
Documented valuesOBJECT

e variations

Compare values side by side; other parameters remain at representative defaults.

Side-by-side comparison2 variations

e = OBJECT

Uses OBJECT for set community name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-e-1.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT

e = EXAMPLE

Uses EXAMPLE for set community name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-e-2.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,EXAMPLE,OBJECT
f

Trap community name

Sets trap community name. It can be omitted when the documented default is suitable.

Default
public
Required
No
Documented valuesOBJECT

f variations

Compare values side by side; other parameters remain at representative defaults.

Side-by-side comparison2 variations

f = OBJECT

Uses OBJECT for trap community name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-f-1.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,OBJECT

f = EXAMPLE

Uses EXAMPLE for trap community name while the other command values stay at representative defaults.

Edit in editor
ZPLcaret-nn-f-2.zpl
^NNOBJECT,0,0,OBJECT,OBJECT,EXAMPLE

Primary source

Official Zebra reference

Use the manufacturer reference for printer- and firmware-specific behavior beyond ZPLr’s pinned rendering profile.

Open Zebra documentation