Intermec PF4i Intermec Direct Protocol 8.60 Programmer's Reference Manual - Page 127

Selecting standard IN and OUT, PRINT KEY ON/OFF

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NAME DATE$ 5.4 NAME WEEKDAY$ 5.4 NASC NASCD 5.13, 8.2 8.2 NORIMAGE (NI) 3.3, 3.5 PRBAR (PB) PRBOX (PX) 3.9 3.6, 3.9 PRIMAGE (PM) 3.5, 3.9 PRINT (?) 6.2 PRINT KEY ON/OFF 5.9 PRINTFEED (PF) 4.2 PRLINE (PL) 3.7 PRPOS (PP) 3.2 PRSTAT 6.8 PRTXT (PT) 3.9 REBOOT 5.14 REMOVE IMAGE/FONT 7.2 REPRINT ON|OFF 4.3 SETSTDIO 5.2 Appendix B-Reference Lists Formatting the month parameter in return strings of DATE$("F") and DATEADD$(...,"F"). Formatting the day parameter in return strings of WEEKDAY$. Selecting a character set. Selecting a character set for non-Latin UNICODE fonts. Returning to normal printing after an INVIMAGE statement has been issued. Providing input data to a bar code. Creating a box, optionally including a multiline text field. Selecting an image stored in the printer's memory. Printing of data to the standard OUT channel. Enabling/disabling printing of a label by pressing the Print key. Printing and feeding out one or a specified number of labels (or similar). Creating a line. Specifying the insertion point for a line of text, a bar code, an image, a box or a line. Returning the printer's current status or, optionally, the current position of the insertion point. Providing the input data for a text field (a line of text). Restarting the printer. Removing a specified image or bitmap font from the printer's memory. Enabling/disabling reprinting. Selecting standard IN and OUT communication channel. Intermec Direct Protocol v.8.60-Programmer's Reference Manual 119

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Intermec Direct Protocol v.8.60—Programmer’s Reference Manual
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Appendix B—Reference Lists
NAME DATE$
5.4
Formatting the month parameter in
return strings of DATE$("F") and
DATEADD$(...,"F").
NAME WEEKDAY$
5.4
Formatting the day parameter in return
strings of WEEKDAY$.
NASC
5.13, 8.2
Selecting a character set.
NASCD
8.2
Selecting a character set for non-Latin
UNICODE fonts.
NORIMAGE (NI)
3.3, 3.5
Returning to normal printing after an
INVIMAGE statement has been issued.
PRBAR (PB)
3.9
Providing input data to a bar code.
PRBOX (PX)
3.6, 3.9
Creating a box, optionally including a multi-
line text field.
PRIMAGE (PM)
3.5, 3.9
Selecting an image stored in the printer’s
memory.
PRINT (?)
6.2
Printing of data to the standard OUT
channel.
PRINT KEY ON/OFF
5.9
Enabling/disabling printing of a label by
pressing the Print key.
PRINTFEED (PF)
4.2
Printing and feeding out one or a specified
number of labels (or similar).
PRLINE (PL)
3.7
Creating a line.
PRPOS (PP)
3.2
Specifying the insertion point for a line of
text, a bar code, an image, a box or a line.
PRSTAT
6.8
Returning the printer’s current status or,
optionally, the current position of the
insertion point.
PRTXT (PT)
3.9
Providing the input data for a text field (a line
of text).
REBOOT
5.14
Restarting the printer.
REMOVE IMAGE/FONT 7.2
Removing a specified image or bitmap font
from the printer’s memory.
REPRINT ON|OFF
4.3
Enabling/disabling reprinting.
SETSTDIO
5.2
Selecting standard IN and OUT
communication channel.