IBM 6400 Series - Page 175

Pattern Recognition Example
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Figure 151. Entering the Input String
25. Press the right arrow key, then the down arrow key and type 0A00
(for LF and NUL). See Figure 151.
NOTE: The entry in the CST will show “pat” (Pattern) in the attribute field and
a pattern number in the character field. The hex value shown below
the pattern number has no specific meaning.
Since the
aaaa value is not going to be used, we need to give these
characters the Don’t Care attribute.
26. Select aaaa.
27. Right-click the selected aaaa and select Don’t Care. The attribute field
changes from “m” (Match) to “dc” (Don’t Care).
28. In the Output field, type ~PAPER;CALIBRATE. This PGL command
replaces the “<ESC>Daaaa” part of the thermal printer 1 command.
29. Continue by typing ;LENGTH[space].
Figure 152. Entering the Output String
30. Right-click at the insertion point and select Insert Pattern
 2 - Length.
See Figure 152.
NOTE: Make sure you right-click to the right of the space.
31. Press the right arrow key and type ;WIDTH[space].
32. Right-click at the insertion point and select Insert Pattern
 1 - Width.
33. Press the right arrow key, then the down arrow key and type 0D0A
(for CR and LF).