Table 1: WML Tags Used on PL-Series Printers
Tag
<wml> ... </wml>
<DISPLAY> ... </DISPLAY>
"<card id=""cardname"" title=""titlename""
ontimer=""#main""> ... </card>"
</br>
... </p>
<p>
"<a href=""#cardname"">
$(vnd.zo.printer_option)
EasyCoder PL-Series Printer Programmer's Reference Manual
<p><a href="#main">Main</a></p>
End the card
</card>
Example 2 looks like this:
<!— *************************************** —>
<!— ******** Setup Comm Baud Card ********* —>
<!— *************************************** —>
<card id="baud" title="Com,Baud" ontimer="#status">
<timer value="200"></timer>
<p>
$(vnd.zo.comm.baud)</p>
</br>
<do type="accept" label="9600">
<setvar name="vnd.zo.comm.baud"
value="9600"/><refresh/>
</do><p>
</p>
<do type="accept" label="19200">
<setvar name="vnd.zo.comm.baud"
value="19200"/><refresh/>
</do>
</br>
<p><a href="#comm">Back</a>
<p><a href="#main">Main</a></p>
</card>
LCD Output for Example 2:
Com, Baud
9600 19200
Back
Main
Note: The LCD screen is 20 characters across and 4 lines.
... </a>
Chapter 12— LCD Programming for PL-Series
</p>
19200
Comments
Declares a WML document
Sends output to LCD
Declares a card (or screen)
Line Break. On the display Line Break performs the
equivalent of a CR/LF. Also note that the display is 20
characters long. The 21
position of the next line.
Paragraph
Hyper-link to another card (screen)
Gets printer option similar to the getvar command. Where
printer_option is an option from the previous section that
the getvar command is valid.
st
character displays at the first
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