User`s guide

STORING DATA IN THE PRINTER MEMORY
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Input range specifier. Available
specifiers are:
A
Only allows alphabetic
characters
N
Only allows alphabetic
and numeric characters
(no punctuation)
X
Allows any character
#
Allows signed or
unsigned whole numbers
(no decimal point)
range
You can specify a range for alphabetic
or numeric variables by adding
minimum and maximum values
within double quotes. For example, #
"100" "199" allows numeric values
between 100 and 199 inclusive. The
range specifier A "BOB" "DUN" will
allow BOG, DUD, or COG, but will
not allow JAG. The range specifiers
must both have the same number of
digits or characters. Range checking is
character-by-character, based on each
character's ASCII value.
Specifies the position of the variable
data within the specified length.
Allowable values are:
align
L
Places the data at the left
end of the space specified
by length parameter,
filling the remaining
space to the right with
the character specified by
pad.