The reason you may want to set the printer to stop after a definite number of cards is to protect the print head warranty from being voided.
Use the Pcp command through the Direct Command to printer in the driver:
Pcp;p1;p2
p1: E: Enable / D: Disable
p2: Value to set
By setting a value and enabling this function, the printer will stop after the defined value.
To start the printing again, a cleaning cycle must be done.
Pcp;E;800 The printer will stop after 800 cards inserted
Pcp;D The printer will work as usual
Typo! Sorry for being critical.
There is a hard return that is missing and is thus A LOT harder to understand.
Orig:
Use the Pcp command through the Direct Command to printer in the driver:
Pcp;p1;p2 p1: E: Enable / D: Disable
p2: Value to set
Should read:
Use the Pcp command through the Direct Command to printer in the driver:
Pcp;p1;p2
p1: E: Enable / D: Disable
p2: Value to set
Good Catch Darryl! The post has been updated to the correct order of operations. Thanks for reading!