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Intermec Fingerprint 6.13 – Programmer's Guide
RIBBON SAVE ON/OFF 15.9 Enabling/disabling the optional Ribbon Save mechanism.
RIGHT$ 9.2 Returning a specified number of characters from a given string starting
from the extreme right side of the string, i.e. from the end.
RSET 8.4 Placing data right-justified into a field in a random file buffer.
RUN 5.11, 6.3 Starting the execution of a program.
SAVE 5.13, 6.3 Saving a file in the printer's RAM memory or optionally in a DOS-
formatted memory card.
SET FAULTY DOT 15.8 Marking one or several dots on the printhead as faulty, or marking all
faulty dots as correct.
SETSTDIO 7.1 Selecting standard IN and OUT communication channel.
SETUP 15.6 Entering the printer's Setup Mode, changing the setup by means of a
setup file or setup string, or creating a setup file containing the printer's
current setup values.
SGN 9.2 Returning the sign (positive, zero or negative) of a specified numeric
expression.
SORT 6.10 Sorting a one-dimensional array.
SOUND 15.4 Making the printer's beeper produce a sound specified in regard of
frequency and duration.
SPACE$ 9.2 Returning a specified number of space characters.
SPLIT 6.10 Splitting a string into an array according to the position of a specified
separator character and returning the number of elements in the array.
STORE 14.3 Storing protocol frames of image data in RAM.
STORE IMAGE 14.3 Setting up parameters for storing an image in RAM.
STORE INPUT 14.3 Receiving and storing protocol frames of image data in RAM.
STORE OFF 14.3 Terminating the storing of an image and resetting the storing parameters.
STR$ 9.2 Returning the string representation of a numeric expression.
STRING$ 9.2 Repeatedly returning the character of a specified ASCII value, or the
first character in a specified string
SYSVAR 7.7, 14.3, 15.7-15.9, 16.1 Reading or setting various system variables.
TESTFEED 11.1 Performing a formfeed to allow the label stop sensor to adjust itself
according to the presently loaded paper web.
TICKS 9.3 Returning the time that has passed since the last power-up in the printer,
expressed in number of “TICKS” (1 TICK = 0.01 seconds).
TIME$ 9.3, 15.5 Setting or returning the current time.
TIMEADD$ 9.3 Returning a new time after a number of seconds have been added to, or
subtracted from, the current time or optionally a specified time.
TIMEDIFF 9.3 Returning the difference in number of seconds between two specified
moments of time in number of seconds.
TRANSFER KERMIT 6.8 Transferring of data files using Kermit communication protocol.
TRANSFER STATUS 6.8 Checking last
TRANSFER KERMIT operation.
TRANSFER$ 6.4 Executing a transfer from source to destination as specified by a
TRANSFERSET statement.
TRANSFERSET 6.4 Entering setup for the
TRANSFER$ function.
TRON/TROFF 16.2 Enabling/disabling tracing of the program execution.
VAL 9.2 Returning the numeric representation of a string expression.
VERBON/VERBOFF 7.7 Specifying the verbosity level of the communication from the printer on
the standard OUT channel (serial communication only).
VERSION$ 15.11 Returning the version of the Intermec Fingerprint programming
language, printer family, or type of CPU board
WEEKDAY 9.3 Returning the weekday of a specified date.
WEEKDAY$ 9.3 Returning the name of the weekday from a specified date.
WEEKNUMBER 9.3 Returning the number of the week for a specified date.
WHILE...WEND 5.9 Executing a series of statements in a loop providing a given condition
is true.
17. REFERENCE LISTS, cont'd.
Instruction See chapter Purpose
1. Instructions in Alphabetical Order, cont'd.