Printer Definition

The printer buffer is used to store data to print.

Rule: The field lengths in the printer buffer must equal the length of the largest

corresponding field in the formats. For example, if...

the length of Field 1 of Format 1 is 7 the length of Field 1 of Format 2 is 22 the length of Field 1 of Format 3 is 12

Then, the first field's length in the printer buffer must be 22.

Arrays

You can use an array to store data similar to temporary storage. An array is a series of elements with the same data type. Arrays can be either numeric or alphanumeric. You can access an element of an array by providing the array name and an index value. This index value can be a numeric literal, a numeric buffer-field, or the input buffer. For example, Prices [4] points to the Prices array's fourth element.

In addition to the information for the DEFINE command listed above, you must also list the number of elements in the array (the maximum index value). See Chapter 5, "Command Reference," for more information.

S c o p e o f F i e l d N a m e s

Keep in mind the following information.

♦You can access all variables globally.

♦Field names and labels can be up to 255 characters long. However, the first 12 characters must be unique.

S c r i p t F l o w C o n t r o l

You can branch the flow of command control in different ways. The order in which the commands appear in the script controls the program's flow. At times, control is passed to another command through the use of valid labels, invalid labels, and the JUMP command. See Chapter 5, "Command Reference," for information about JUMP.

When a command fails, control passes to an invalid label, if you defined one. For example, the invalid label may show a message on the printer display. If the script does not identify an invalid label, control passes to the next line following the executing command. Similarly, when execution is successful, control passes to a valid label, if you defined one. And, if you did not define a valid label, control passes to the next line.

Rule: Precede all valid and invalid labels by an asterisk, (*). For example,

ADD CONTROL , TEMP1 , *ERROR2, *SUCCESS2

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9460 specifications

The Monarch 9460 is a cutting-edge printing solution designed to meet the needs of modern businesses and industries. This advanced printer combines high-performance capabilities with user-friendly features, making it an ideal choice for various applications, from industrial printing to high-volume document production.

One of the standout features of the Monarch 9460 is its exceptional printing speed. Capable of producing thousands of labels per hour, this printer is engineered to handle large-scale printing tasks efficiently. This speed does not compromise print quality; the Monarch 9460 delivers sharp, crisp images with precise color reproduction, ensuring that labels and documents are not only produced quickly but also look professional.

The Monarch 9460 employs advanced thermal transfer printing technology, which allows for high-resolution output that is resistant to smudging and fading. This durability is particularly important for labels that need to withstand harsh environments or extended periods of use. Additionally, the printer supports a variety of media types and sizes, making it versatile and adaptable to different printing needs.

Another key characteristic of the Monarch 9460 is its robust connectivity options. The printer supports multiple connectivity methods, including USB, Ethernet, and wireless options, allowing seamless integration into existing workflows and systems. This flexibility is crucial for organizations looking to streamline operations and improve productivity.

User convenience is also a priority with the Monarch 9460. Its intuitive control interface, complete with a color touchscreen display, simplifies the printing process, reducing the learning curve for new users. The printer also offers easy maintenance features, such as straightforward access to replace consumables, minimizing downtime and ensuring consistent performance.

In terms of software integration, the Monarch 9460 is compatible with a variety of printing software solutions, making it simple to incorporate into any automated system. It can also connect to various databases for dynamic label printing, enhancing efficiency in applications such as inventory management and shipping.

In summary, the Monarch 9460 stands out as an exceptional printing solution that combines speed, quality, versatility, and user convenience. Its advanced technologies and features make it a valuable asset for businesses looking to enhance their printing capabilities in a competitive landscape. Whether for high-volume label production or professional document printing, the Monarch 9460 is engineered to deliver remarkable performance consistently.
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