Intermec 4400 User Manual page 139

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The <ETX> and <STX> characters are used to mark the beginnings and ends of
the command strings. The other characters are explained in the following table.
Command Description
<ESC>C Selects 4400 (advanced) mode.
<ESC>P Selects Program mode.
E5;F5; Erases anything previously stored as format five and accesses the location for format
five.
H0; Defines field zero as a human-readable field.
o45,40; Sets the origin of field zero at coordinates (45,40).
c25; Sets the font for field zero to font 25.
d3,Cat.; Sets the data for field zero to have the constant value: Cat.
k10; Sets the point size to 10.
H1; Defines field one as a human-readable field.
o45,70; Sets the origin of field one at coordinates (45,70).
c25; Sets the fonts for field one to font 25.
d3,No.; Set the data for field one the constant value: No.
k10; Sets the point size to ten.
H2; Defines field two as a human-readable field.
o175,0; Sets the origin of field two at (175,0).
c25; Sets the font of field two to font 25.
d3,432-3221; Sets the constant data for field two.
k40; Set the point size to 40.
H3; Defines field three as a human-readable field.
o795,40; Sets the origin of field three at (795,40).
c25; Sets the font for field three to font 25.
d3,std.; Defines constant data for field three.
k10; Sets the point size to 10.
H4; Defines field four as a human-readable field.
o795,70; Sets the origin of field four at (795,70).
c25; Sets the font for field four to font 25.
d3,Qty.; Defines constant data for field four.
k10; Sets the point size to ten.
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