Intermec EasyCoder C4 Reference Manual

30 Intermec EasyCoder ESim v4.00—Programmer’s Reference Manual
Chapter 7—Commands
Syntax
In the command syntax, there are a few conventions for substituting data
or indicating how data can be used:
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p1 – pn
Indicates parameters listed separately below the command syntax.
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[ ..... ]
Square brackets indicate optional parameters or data.
•
|
A straight vertical lines indicates alternatives.
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"Name"
Enter the name of the form or graphic within double quotation marks
(ASCII 34 dec.), for example "Intermec".
•
"DATA"
The data could be from another source such as a .PCX fi le, a database,
or entered by the operator. "Data" designates the place in the
command sequence to input the data.
Because the fi rmware uses " " (ASCII 34 dec.), you need a special
designator if you need to print text or bar codes which include these
quotation marks
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. The backslash character "\" (ASCII 92 dec.) serves
that purpose:
To print: " enter: " \" "
To print: "ABC" enter: " \"ABC\" "
To print: \ enter: " \\ "
To print: \code\ enter: " \\code\\ "
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/. If a 7 bit character set is selected, this syntax will not be supported.
All backslash (\) characters will be printed as entered.
• →
Trailing arrow indicate that data continues on the next line.
Leading arrow indicate that data is continued from the previous line.
• ↵
Indicates a linefeed character (LF; ASCII 10 dec.), also see Commands
in Chapter 1.
•
<name>
Alternative method for writing unprintable ASCII characters, for
example
<ACK> = ASCII 06 dec.

Intermec EasyCoder C4 Specifications

General

Brand	Intermec
Model	EasyCoder C4
Category	Printer
Language	English