Instruction manual

Example {I,C,0,-20,-10,0,0 p }
Uses the default contrast, moves print 0.1 inch closer to the bottom of the
supply (20/203 inches) and .05 inch to the left on the supply (10/203
inches), prints at six inches per second, and uses the default printhead
width.
Defining the Monetary Formatting Packet
The monetary formatting packet (D) selects the monetary symbols to print
for a price field. Use the monetary formatting packet to select primary and
secondary monetary symbols, and designate the number of digits to appear
at the right of a decimal.
Syntax {I,D,cur_sym,sec ond ary,dec i mals p }
D1. D Monetary Formatting Packet
D2. cur_sym Currency Symbol. Options:
0 No symbol
1 USA ($, Dollar- default)
2 UK (£, Pound)
3 Japan (¥, Yen)
4 Germany (1, Deutsche Mark)
5 France (F, Franc)
6 Spain (P, Peseta)
7 Italy (L., Lira)
8 Sweden (Kr, Krona)
9 Finland (2, Markka)
10 Austria (6, Shilling)
11 India (Rs, Rupee)
12 Russian (3, Ruble)
13 Korean (4, Won)
14 Thai (5, Baht)
15 Chinese (¥, Yuan)
16 Euro-Dollar (c
Note: To use these symbols, select the internal symbol set.
D3. secondary Secondary Sign. Secondary symbols only print if you designate at least
one decimal place. Options:
0 No secondary sign (default)
1 Print secondary sign
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