2-3 Entering Settings Through The Prescribe Commands; Accounting Function Operation Commands; Admn-Accounting Administrator Mode - Kyocera FS C5020N - Color LED Printer Manual

2-3 Entering Settings through the PRESCRIBE Commands

Accounting Function Operation Commands

ADMN-accounting
Administrator mode
This section describes how to set up the accounting system using the PRESCRIBE
commands. The PRESCRIBE commands can be used to enter more detailed settings
than those entered through the printer operator panel.
During programming which includes accounting functions, the ACNT "ADMN"
command is used in the program to declare the start of accounting settings and the
ACNT "EDAD" command is used to declare the end. Accounting parameter contents
are set between the ACNT "ADMN" and ACNT "EDAD" commands.
The four-character parameter (ADMN, etc.) following the ACNT command must be
entered as upper case letters. The quotation marks surrounding this parameter may be
either double or single quotation marks, but the same type must be used at both sides
of the parameter.
Function
The command enables each setting/reference.
Command/Parameter
Command ACNT "ADMN", #1;
Parameter #1 000000000000000 to 999999999999999
(Default value: Depends on model (numeric string consisting of
numeric portion of model name followed by zeros) Example for FS-
6020: 602000000000000)
Accounting function administration ID (15-digit numeric string)
Note: The parameter setting range for some copiers is 0000 to 9999
(4-digit numeric string).
Example of Use
The following changes the Accounting function administration ID from
"123456789012345" to "678901234561234":
!R! ACNT "ADMN", "123456789012345";
ACNT "ADMN", "678901234561234";
ACNT "EDAD";EXIT;
Description
• By specifying the Accounting function administration ID currently set in a
parameter, Accounting function settings can be made between the ACNT
"ADMN"; and ACNT "EDAD"; commands.
• To change the administration ID, issue the ACNT "ADMN"; command again
between the ACNT "ADMN"; and ACNT "EDAD"; commands.
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