ADD FIELD | JJ<ENTER> |
This command allows you to add a character string to the output record. After entering the ADD FIELD command, enter sequentially the characters you wish to include in the output record. Any character (or characters) from the ASCII or Function Code tables can be used. An output field is created containing the character string. This command is optional.
Note: Enter
SEND FIELD SEQUENCE
JK<ENTER>[FIELD ID CHARACTER] <ENTER>[FIELD ID CHARACTER] <ENTER>[FIELD ID CHARACTER]<ENTER>
This command specifies the order in which the defined output fields created will be transmitted. Each output field is assigned an upper case alpha character in the order it is created, so the first output field created is assigned the identification character “A”, the second “B”, etc.
TIME DELAY | JM<ENTER>n<ENTER>n<ENTER> |
In addition to specifying the output field order, you can also add time delays between fields. By entering the TIME DELAY command fol- lowed by two numeric digits (nn), you can add a time delay between fields to accommodate the processing time required by the host. The amount of time delay added is equal to the value of “nn” multiplied by 100 milliseconds, so a value of “04” would give a delay of 400 millisec- onds.
Data Editing General Commands
The following commands are used to set the operating parameters for data editing:
DATA EDITING ENABLED
JA<ENTER>1 or 2
Entering the DATA EDITING command followed by entering the ENABLE or DISABLE character will enable or disable the entire data editing feature. When disabled, the data edit formula will be inactive, but will still be retained in the Omni’s memory. When enabled, the data edit formula will be used to format the data record.
SEND/SUPPRESS UNMATCHED
JB<ENTER>0 or 1
Entering the UNMATCHED INPUT command followed by the SEND or DO NOT SEND character will enable or disable the transmission of data that does not match the restrictions of the data editing formula. When SEND is selected, unmatched data will be transmitted along with any preamble or postamble settings. When DO NOT SEND is selected, none of the unmatched data will be transmitted.
3 8 | 3 9 |
