Owner`s manual

Stmnt # Type Prompt Freq. Voice

Msg.

Data

Min.

Len

Max

Len.

Yes/Next No/End

1 D Scan 1st Item A 41 02 09

2 C Scan 2nd Item A 42 01 01 03

3 D Not Equal, Press

Enter

A 62 00 01 01 00

According to the example, data scanned in statement 2 is compared to the data scanned in statement 1. If the

two items match, the operator is taken back to statement 1 to scan the next item. If the items do not match,

the operator is taken to statement 3, where an voice error message is played and the operator is instructed to

press the ENTER key. Upon pressing the ENTER key, the operator is taken back to statement 1 and it starts

over.

Even if compared data is wrong, it is still written to the data file for upload, so an audit trail is available to

see where errors occurred.

Print (printer output)

The Terminal supports output to the Zebra QLxxx or Cameo portable label printers using the P. Using the

LabelVista* software included with the Zebra printer, design a label format, identify the fixed and variable

fields and download it to the QLxxx or Cameo printer via USB using the Hardware Utilities program. The

printer is capable of holding several different label file formats, each one identified by filename.

The P statement is then used to:

• Reference by filename the label format file in the printer, and

• Provide data for the variable fields designated in the label format file. The P statement is limited to 70

characters and refer-backs (see page 4-11) can be used.

The P statement for a label using the filename "myfile" with 3 variable fields would look as follows (the

(space) indicates an actual space character):

!(space)UF(space)myfile.fmtCRLFdata1CRLFdata2CRLFdata3

CR and LF are scanned from the Full ASCII Menu and the filename must end with ".fmt". No CR/LF is

required after the last data item. The Terminal will do it for you. Here is a program example using refer-

backs: