User`s guide

STORING DATA IN THE PRINTER MEMORY
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Placing two variable field delimiters
in a row creates a repeating field;
i.e., will cause the printer to use the
variable data from the previous
variable field in the current field.
This feature may be useful if you
want to print the same data using
two different fonts, or want to print
the data as a rotated bar code and
non-rotated text.
NOTE: Do try to make the first field in
a stored format a repeating field (since
there is no data to repeat). Do not
place any text after the variable field
delimiter when creating a repeating
field.
When using enhanced format
storage, the variable field delimiter
also separates the fixed data
commands from the variable data
commands. Put all commands that
define variable fields at the end of
the data file. Precede all of these
commands with a single line that
only contains the variable field
delimiter.
xx
Numeric identifier for the desired
memory storage area.
t
Data type. F indicates standard
ASCII format files. E indicates
enhanced format files. If storing an
enhanced format, the E must be
followed by the nnn parameter.
nnn
Number of dot rows the stored
format will plot. Only use this
parameter when programming an
enhanced stored format; that is,
with the E data type.