Example Using The "Next Data Entry Field, Select" Command - Intermec EasyCoder 3240 Developer's Manual

Chapter 2 — Designing Bar Code Labels
Label Format Example - Changing Data
Command String
<STX><ESC>P;E2;F2<ETX>
<STX>H0;o200,50;d3,ORDER NUMBER
FORMAT<ETX>
<STX>B1;o200,100;i1;d0,13<ETX>
<STX>H2;o200,350;d3,ORDER NUMBER<ETX>
<STX>H3;o200,400;d0,30<ETX>
<STX>R<ESC>E2<CAN><ETX>
<STX><ESC>F1<LF>*999-999-999*<ETX>
<STX><ESC>F3<FS>1000<FS><ESC>I5<ETX>
<STX><RS>3<ETB><ETX>

Example Using the "Next Data Entry Field, Select" Command

Label Format Example Using <CR> Command
Command String
<STX><ESC>P;E6;F6<ETX>
<STX>H0;o100,100;d0,20<ETX>
20
Definition
Places the printer in Program mode, erases current format 2, and
creates a new format 2.
Changes the default settings for field 0, placing the origin at
200,50, and specifying the text "ORDER NUMBER FORMAT"
for the field data.
Defines a bar code field at origin 200,200, enables an interpretive
field, specifies that data for this field will be transmitted when the
printer is in Print mode, and sets a data length of 13 characters.
All other field settings are defaults.
Defines a human-readable field at origin 200,350, and specifies
the text "ORDER NUMBER" for the field data. All other field
settings are defaults.
Defines a human-readable field at origin 200,400, and specifies
that data for this field will be transmitted when the printer is in
Print mode. All other field settings are defaults.
Places the printer in Print mode, selects format 2, and clears all
previous data.
Selects field 1 (the bar code field) and specifies the data to be
printed in that field (*999-999-999*).
Selects field 3 and specifies the value"1000" for the field data.
<FS> is the syntax for the "Numeric Field Separator" command,
and indicates that the value is to be incremented for each label.
<ESC>I is the syntax for the "Increment Value, Set" command,
and sets an incrementation value of 5.
<RS> is the syntax for the "Quantity Count, Set" command, and
specifies that 3 labels are to be printed. <ETB> prints the labels.
The order numbers on these labels should be 1000, 1005, and
1010.
This example shows how to define a label with four human-readable fields.
If you do not specify the field to which data is assigned, the printer
automatically assigns that data to the lowest numbered field. In this
example, the field is not specified, so the printer assigns the first data string
to field 1, the next data string to field 2, and so on. The data strings are
separated by the "Next Data Entry Field, Select" command (syntax <CR>).
Definition
Places the printer in Program mode, erases current format 6, and creates a new
format 6.
Changes the default settings for field 0: places the origin at 200,50, and specifies
that data for this field will be transmitted when the printer is in Print mode. All
other field settings are defaults.
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