B-4 Videojet DataFlex 6530 Service Manual - Rev AA
Selects the job “Default 4 Line Text” without specifying any data for variable fields.
>>SEL|Default 4 Line Text|First Field|Second Field|<CR>
<<ACK<CR>
Selects the job “Default 4 Line Text” and sets the field “VarField00” to the value “First Field” and
the field “VarField01” to the value “Second Field”.
>>SLA|Default 4 Line Text|<CR>
<<ACK<CR>
Selects the job “Default 4 Line Text” without specifying any data for variable fields.
>>SLA|Default 4 Line Text|Line 1=First Line|Line 4=Fourth Line|<CR>
<<ACK<CR>
Selects the job “Default 4 Line Text” and sets the field “Line 1” to the value “First Line” and the
field “Line 4” to the value “Fourth Line”.
>>SLA|DateTest|OffsetDate=-010/002/00| <CR>
<<ACK<CR>
Selects the job “DateTest” and sets the field “OffsetDate” to be two months minus ten days after
its reference date.
>>SLA|DateTest|AbsoluteDate=24/05/2003| <CR>
<<ACK<CR>
Selects the job “DateTest” and sets the field “AbsoluteDate” to the 24th of May 2003.
The Job Data Update Commands (JDU and JDA)
These commands cause the variable fields on the currently selected job to be updated.
Syntax
JDU|<data>|…|<CR>
JDA|<fieldname>=<data>|…|<CR>
Return Values
On success, it returns the default success response. On failure, it returns the default failure
response. If the command succeeds, the response is sent after all fields have been updated.
Details
The commands JDU and JDA work in the same way as SEL and SLA respectively, except that
they do not select a new job, but update variable fields in the currently selected job.
The most likely reason for a failure on this command is trying to update fields when no job is
selected. Specifying an invalid field name for a variable field is not considered an error; the value
is ignored.
Examples
>>JDU|First Field|Second Field|<CR>
<<ACK<CR>
Updates variable fields on the current job; sets the field “VarField00” to the value “First Field”
and the field “VarField01” to the value “Second Field”.
>>JDA|Line 1=First Line|Line 4=Fourth Line|<CR>