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Intermec Fingerprint 6.13 – Programmer's Guide
17. REFERENCE LISTS
ABS 9.2 Returning the absolute value of a numeric expression.
ACTLEN 11.4 Returning the length of the most recently executed
PRINTFEED,
FORMFEED or TESTFEED statement.
ALIGN (AN) 10.1 Specifying which part (anchor point) of a text, bar code field, image
field, line or box will be positioned at the insertion point.
ASC 9.2 Returning the decimal ASCII value of the first character in a string
expression.
BARADJUST 15.8 Enabling/disabling automatic adjustment of bar code position in order
to avoid faulty printhead dots.
BARFONT (BF) 10.3, 12.1 Specifying fonts for the printing of bar code interpretation.
BARFONT (BF) ON/OFF 10.3 Enabling/disabling the printing of bar code interpretation.
BARHEIGHT (BH) 10.3 Specifying the height of a bar code.
BARMAG (BM) 10.3 Specifying the magnification in regard of width of the bars in a bar code.
BARRATIO (BR) 10.3 Specifying the ratio between the wide and the narrow bars in a bar code.
BARSET 10.3 Specifying a bar code and setting additional parameters to complex bar
codes.
BARTYPE (BT) 10.3 Specifying the type of bar code.
BEEP 15.4 Ordering the printer to emit a beep.
BREAK 5.12 Specifying a break interrupt character separately for the keyboard and
each serial communication channel.
BREAK ON/OFF 5.12 Enabling/disabling break interrupt separately for the keyboard and each
serial communication channel.
BUSY 7.7 Ordering a busy signal, e.g. XOFF, CTS/RTS or PE, to be transmitted
from the printer on the specified communication channel.
CHDIR 6.1 Specifying the current directory.
CHECKSUM 6.9 Calculating the checksum of a range of program lines in connection with
the transfer of programs.
CHR$ 9.2 Returning the readable character from a decimal ASCII code.
CLEANFEED 11.1 Running the printer's feed mechanism.
CLEAR 6.1 Clearing strings, variables and arrays to free memory space.
CLL 11.5 Partial or complete clearing of the print image buffer.
CLOSE 6.4, 7.3-7.6, 8.3-8.5 Closing one or several files and/or devices for input/output.
COM ERROR ON/OFF 7.8 Enabling/disabling error handling on the specified communication
channel.
COMBUF$ 7.8 Reading the data in the buffer of the specified communication channel.
COMSET 7.8 Setting the parameters for background reception of data to the buffer of
a specified communication channel.
COMSET OFF 7.8 Turning off background data reception and emptying the buffer of the
specified communication channel.
COMSET ON 7.8 Emptying the buffer and turning on background data reception on the
specified communication channel.
COMSTAT 7.8 Reading the status of the buffer of the specified communication channel.
COPY 5.13, 6.2-6.4, 8.5 Copying files.
CSUM 6.10 Calculating the checksum of an array of strings.
CUT 11.3 Activating an optional paper cutting device.
CUT ON/OFF 11.3 Enabling/disabling automatic cutting after PRINTFEED execution and
optionally adjusting the paper feed before and after the cutting.
DATE$ 9.3, 15.5 Setting or returning the current date.
DATEADD$ 9.3 Returning a new date after a number of days have been added to, or
subtracted from, the current date or optionally a specified date.
DATEDIFF 9.3 Returning the difference between two dates as a number of days.
DELETE 5.4 Deleting one or several consecutive program lines from the printer's
working memory.
DEVICES 4.10, 8.1 Returning the names of all devices to the standard OUT channel.
1. Instructions in Alphabetical Order
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