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17. REFERENCE LISTS, cont'd.
Instruction See chapter Purpose
1. Instructions in Alphabetical Order, cont'd.
ON BREAK GOSUB 5.8, 5.12 Branching to a subroutine, when a break interrupt instruction is received.
ON COMSET GOSUB 5.8, 7.8 Branching to a subroutine, when the background reception of data on the
specified communication channel is interrupted.
ON ERROR GOTO 5.8, 16.3 Branching to an error-handling subroutine when an error occurs.
ON GOSUB 5.8 Conditional branching to one or several subroutines.
ON GOTO 5.8 Conditional branching to one of several lines.
ON KEY GOSUB 5.8, 15.1 Branching to a subroutine when a specified key on the printer's front
panel is activated.
ON/OFF LINE 7.7 Controlling the SELECT signal on the Centronics communication
channel.
OPEN 6.4, 7.3-7.6, 8.3-8.5, 15.2 Opening a file or device – or creating a new file – for input, output or
append, allocating a buffer and specifying the mode of access.
OPTIMIZE ON/OFF 11.5 Enabling/disabling optimizing strategies for batch printing.
PCX2BMP 6.5, 14.3 Converting image files in .PCX format to the internal bitmap format of
Intermec Fingerprint.
PORTIN 7.10 Reading the status of a port on the Industrial Interface Board.
PORTOUT ON/OFF 7.10 Setting one of four relays on the Industrial Interface Board to either
Open or Closed.
PRBAR (PB) 10.3 Providing input data to a bar code.
PRBOX (PX) 10.5 Creating a box.
PRIMAGE (PM) 10.4 Selecting an image stored in the printer's memory.
PRINT (?) 8.1 Printing of data to the standard OUT channel.
PRINT# 8.3, 8.5, 15.2 Printing of data to a specified OPENed device or sequential file.
PRINT KEY ON/OFF 11.3 Enabling/disabling printing of a label by pressing the Print key.
PRINTFEED (PF) 11.3 Printing and feeding out one or a specified number of labels, tickets, tags
or portions of strip, according to the printer's setup.
PRINTFEED (PF) NOT 11.2 Preparing the printing.
PRINTONE 8.1 Printing of characters specified by their ASCII values to the standard
OUT channel.
PRINTONE# 8.3, 8.5 Printing of characters specified by their ASCII values to a device or
sequential file.
PRLINE (PL) 10.6 Creating a line.
PRPOS (PP) 10.1 Specifying the insertion point for a line of text, a bar code, an image, a
box or a line.
PRSTAT 10.1, 16.3 Returning the printer's current status or, optionally, the current position
of the insertion point.
PRTXT (PT) 10.2 Providing the input data for a text field, i.e. a line of text.
PUT 8.4 Writing a given record from the random buffer to a given random file.
RANDOM 9.4 Generating a random integer within a specified interval.
RANDOMIZE 9.4 Reseeding the random number generator, optionally with a specified
value.
READY 7.7 Ordering ready signal, e.g. XON, CTS/RTS or PE, to be transmitted fro
the printer on the specified communication channel.
REBOOT 5.14 Restarting the printer.
REDIRECT OUT 6.4, 8.2 Redirecting the output data to a created file.
REM (') Adding headlines and explanations to a program without including
them in the execution.
REMOVE IMAGE/FONT 6.1, 12.2-12.4, 14.4 Removing a specified image or bitmap font from the printer's memory.
RENUM 5.4 Renumbering the lines of the program currently residing in the printer's
working memory.
RESUME 5.8, 16.3 Resuming program execution after an error-handling subroutine has
been executed.
RETURN 5.7 Returning to the main program after having branched to a subroutine
because of a
GOSUB statement.