Defining the monetary formatting packet – Paxar Monarch TCMPCL2PR User Manual

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Example

{I,C,0,-20,-10,0,768,1

p }

Uses the default contrast, moves print .1 inch closer to the
bottom of the supply (20/192 inches) and .05 inch to the left
on the supply (10/192 inches), prints at six inches per second,
sets the printhead width to 4 inches, and uses a 12-volt
battery (only for the 9490 printer).

Defining the Monetary Formatting Packet –––––––––––––––––––––

The monetary formatting packet (D) selects the monetary
symbols to print for a price field. Use the monetary formatting
packet to select primary and secondary monetary symbols,
and designate the number of digits to appear at the right of a
decimal.

Syntax

{I,D,cur_sym,secondary,decimals

p }

D1. D

Monetary Formatting Packet

D2. cur_sym

Currency Symbol. Options:

0

No symbol

1

USA ($, Dollar- default)

2

UK (£, Pound)

3

Japan (¥, Yen)

4

Germany ( , Deutsche Mark)

5

France (F, Franc)

6

Spain (P, Peseta)

7

Italy (L., Lira)

8

Sweden (Kr, Krona)

9

Finland ( , Markka)

10

Austria ( , Shilling)

11

India (Rs, Rupee)

12

Russian ( , Ruble)

13

Korean ( , Won)

14

Thai ( , Baht)

15

Chinese (¥, Yuan)

NOTE:

Use the internal symbol set for these symbols.

D3. secondary

Secondary Sign. Options:

0

No secondary sign (default)

1

Print secondary sign

NOTE:

Secondary symbols only print if you designate at
least one decimal place.

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