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. DMonetary Formatting Packet
D2. cur_sym Currency Symbol. Options:
0No symbol
1USA ($, Dollar- default for all printers)
2UK (£, Pound)
3Japan (¥, Yen)
4Germany (1, Deutsche Mark)
5France (F, Franc)
6Spain (P, Peseta)
7Italy (L., Lira)
8Sweden (Kr, Krona)
9Finland (2, Markka)
10 Austria (6, Shilling)
11 India (Rs, Rupee)
12 Russian (3, Ruble)
13 Korean (4 Won)
14 Thai (5, Baht)
15 Chinese (¥, Yuan)
NOTE: To use these symbols, select the internal symbol set.
D3. secondary Secondary Sign. Options:
0No secondary sign (default for all printers)
1Print secondary sign
NOTE: Secondary symbols only print if you designate at
least one decimal place.
D4. decimals Number of digits to the right of the decimal. Options:
0No digits
1One digit
2Two digits (default for all printers)
3Three digits
Example {I,D,1,1,2 p }
Prints the dollar sign, uses a secondary symbol, and places two
digits to the right of the decimal.
3-12 Configuring the Printer