Compuprint 6314 CDL - Manual (Page 19)

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+pii – Increase the previous field
It increases the immediately preceding field by ii with the exclusion of the letters. The empty spaces
are filled with the character p.
e.g. +01 increases the previous field by 1 and “fills” digits that are not significant with 0.
-pii – Decreases the previous field
It decreases the immediately preceding field by ii with the exclusion of the letters. The empty spaces
are filled with the character p.
e.g. -01 decreases the previous field by 1 and “fills” digits that are not significant with 0.
>pii – Increase the previous field
It increases the immediately preceding field by ii including the letters. The empty spaces are filled
with the character p.
e.g. > 1 increases the previous field by 1 and “fills” the digits that are not significant with a space
character.
It decreases the immediately preceding field by ii including the letters. The empty spaces are filled
with the character p..
e.g. > 1 decreases the previous field by 1 and “fills” the digits that are not significant with a space
character.
2.1.2.1.2 Special commands
Despite the fact that they are preceded by the character STX, these commands (in effect there is only
one) are label definition commands and not system commands.
STX Sn – Retrieve the register
With command G, see relevant paragraph, the fields are progressively saved (from A to Z) in the
registers. To retrieve them you must use this command in which n is the register to be retrieved.
Since the registers are in any case filled, whether or not you use command G, when they are
retrieved you must bear in mind that the first field of the label is saved (regardless of the fact that it
is followed by G, or not) in register A, the second in B and so on.
e.g. STX SC retrieves the setting saved in register C, that is the third field of the label.
2.1.2.1.3 Object definition commands
These commands are used to “build” the actual label. You can define the properties and the position
of geometric figures, alphanumerical fields (strings), bar codes and graphic images.
Generally, the syntax of the commands is as follows:
a b cd eee ffff gggg nn...n
a is the rotation of the object. It may be