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Enter 10 characters for a translation and press
The characters can be letters, numbers, or special
characters (such as / or $), but all ten must be different.
When an operator enters data for a cost code field, the
printer substitutes each "printed character" in your code for
the corresponding "entered character."
For example, type PAINTBRUSH as an alphabetic
translation and press
Print Option menu.
If you use the translation table described above:
At data entry, if the operator enters:
The printers prints:
Notice that the Entered Char field and the Printed Char
field each have room for three more characters. You can
use these positions to enter slashes (/) or price symbols ($
. / ¢). (Only 3 extra symbols will fit if you use the numbers
0-9). These characters must be part of your cost code if
you intend to define a date or price field as a cost code
field. For example, if your cost code is
Entered Char:123456789.$/
Printed Char:PAINTBRUSHMDL
The printer will translate $11.95 to DAAMHB.
Or, it will translate 08/16/88 to PSLARLSS.
5. Select another print option, or press
menu.
E
. The screen now shows the
ANSS
!
5. Setting Printer Options
E
.
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to exit to the main
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