Intermec ESim v4.20 Programmer's Reference Manual page 57

P Counter Command
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N C0,3,C,+1,N,"Numerical" " 99"
A C0,3,C,+1,A,"Alpha"
(if no P parameter is
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included, method A is
selected by default).
B C0,3,C,+1,B,"Alpha-num" " 99"
Example Th is form lets you test fi eld justifi cations by entering various start
values when the form is retrieved for printing.
↵
FK"TEST5"↵
FS"TEST5"↵
C0,5,L,+1,"Start value CNT 0"↵
C1,5,R,+1,N,"Start value N-CNT 1"↵
C2,5,C,+1,A,"Start value A-CNT 2"↵
C3,5,N,+1,B,"Start value B-CNT 3"↵
A50,050,0,3,1,1,N,"Cnt Default,
→justified
A50,100,0,3,1,1,N,"Cnt Numerical, right →
→justified :"C1":"↵
A50,150,0,3,1,1,N,"Cnt Alpha,
→justified:"C2":"↵
A50,200,0,3,1,1,N,"Cnt Alpha-num, not →
→justified
FE↵
FR"TEST5"↵
?↵
A9↵
99↵
ZZ9↵
ZZ9↵
P3↵
Intermec EasyCoder ESim v4.20—Programmer's Reference Manual
Start Data Data after p
→
"100"
→
"999" "000"
→
" A9" " B0"
→
" Z9" "AA0"
→
"0Z9" "1A0"
→
" ZZ" "AAA"
→
"ZZ9" "AA0"
→
" 9A"
→
" A9" " AA"
→
" 9Z" " A0"
→
" ZZ" "100"
→
"ZZZ" "000"
:"C0":"↵
:"C3":"↵
Chapter 7—Commands
= +1 Data after p
4
→
"101"
→
"001"
→
" B1"
→
"AA1"
→
"1A1"
→
"AAB"
→
"AA1"
→
" 9B"
→
" AB"
→
" A1"
→
"101"
→
"001"
left →
center →
= +2
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