Fairbanks FB6002 INSTRUMENTATION - Manual (Page 41)

Section 5: Configuration Menu
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5.4.2. Programming the Format Option, Continued
Follow these standards when programming with the FB6001/2 Ticket Format.
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All commands are written in the specific order to the ticket. They flow downward,
starting from the top-left of the printer-assigned margin.
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Each command first describes what to do, then in brackets, it defines how many,
the type of action, or exactly what words to display.
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The term “Space” means movement across (horizontal).
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The term “Feed” means downward movement (vertical).
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Commands with are programmable text fields, allowing legends/
prompts to be altered to suit the application needs.
– Quotation marks display the exact word(s) to be printed.
▪ Text can be any character(s) required.
▪ All data items are left justified, and a maximum of fifteen (15) characters long.
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Commands with offer a common list of fields which can be printed.
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Certain commands offer two choices, followed by a printed response for one.
“HideWriteOnZero ”
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This means… Hide Tare if Tare = 0. Write (print) the Tare amount if it is > 0.
Defined below are the system generated field choices.
Gross Prints the Gross Weight.
Tare Prints the Tare Weight.
Net Prints the Net Weight.
Date In Prints the date of the first weighment.
Date Out Prints the date of the final weighment.
Time In Prints the time of the first weighment.
Time Out Prints the time of the final weighment.
Units Prints the Unit choices.
Ticket Number Prints the current ticket number.
Loop ID Text Prints the legend in the Loop ID field, determined by the technician
(i.e. Truck No., Rail Car No., etc.)
Loop ID Prints the Loop ID.
Prompt 1 Text Prints the legend to prompt the user to enter an answer or add data
(i.e. BOL No. License, etc.)
Prompt 1 Prints the data from the Prompt 1 Text field.
Inbound Prints the Inbound weight.
Manual Tare Prints any Manual Tare that was input.
Duplicate Prints that the ticket is a Duplicate.
NOTE: An external keyboard accessory is needed for using alphanumeric
characters.