Worth Data 5000

!(space)UF(space)myfile.fmtCRLFdata1CRLFdata2CRLFdata3

CR and LF are scanned from the Full ASCII Menu and the filename must end with ".fmt". No CRLF is required after the last data

item. The TriCoder will do it for you. Here is a program example using refer-backs

Stmnt #

Type

Prompt

Min. Len.

Max Len.

Yes/Next

No/End

Scan Item Number

Scan price

Scan location

! UF myfile.fmtCRLR}1CRLF}2CRLF}3

* For details on creating label formats and specific commands for the printer, see the Zebra CD that comes with your printer. If you do not have a label

format, you can utilize line printing by leaving out the ! UF myfile.fmt portion of the command.

Arithmetic

The TriCoder has the ability to act as a simple calculator, performing addition, subtraction and multiplication (no division). T he "A"

statement allows t he user to input data (numeric only), press +(add), -(subtract) or *(multiply) and t hen input another piece of data

(again, numeric only). The sum is displayed and the user has two choices; press +, - or * again and enter another number and get a

new sum, or press the ENTER key to accept the sum as the final result. Here is an example of data entry for someone who is a dding 2

numbers, subtracting a number and accepting a final result:

TriCoder Display

User Action

ENTER QUANTITY (program prompt)

press 5 + 8, then press ENTER

13 (intermediate sum)

press - 4, then press ENTER

9 (final sum)

if accepting result as final, press ENTER

There are several restrictions when using the "A" statement:

You cannot have a "negative" result - in other words, you cannot enter 100 - 115 (expected sum would be -15).

You cannot start an entry with a "negative number" - i.e. you cannot enter -100.

You can use whole numbers only - no decimals or fractions.

Only 1 calculation is allowed per sum; for example, you can enter 10 + 5 and press ENTER, but you cannot type 10 + 5 + 3

for one entr y. You would have to enter 10 + 5, press ENTER (sum displayed would be 15), and then type + 3, then ENT ER (sum

displayed would be 18).

The maximum sum (intermediate or final) is 65,000.

Copy Table Data to Prompt

The TriCoder has the ability to lookup data from a table and display that da ta on screen (See Chapter 13: Tables for more details).

You can also use the “c” data type to enter data from that lookup table as the default data for a prompt. This feature is perfect for

doing tasks like price verification, updating fixed asset locations, conditions, quantity on hand, or any other d ata that you would like to

verify and change

Here is how the “c” statement works:

 You must have already looked data up in your table using L1L in the previous prompt in your program

 You can then display record 2, 3, o r 4 from the same table and accept the looked up data or change the data. This is done by

placing a L12, L13 or L14 respectively in the Data ID field for the prompt.

 This will place the table data in the new prompt as default data allowing you to change it.

 To accept the data as it is displayed you would simply hit enter

 To change the data you would hit the clear key or the delete key and re-enter the data you now want.

Here is an example of using this statement type:

< PROGRAM #1 PROMPT 01 >

ENTRY TYPE --------------------------- D

PROMPT TEXT:

SCAN ITEM NO:

DATA ID --------------------------- L1L

This will place the contents of the additional Table data for the item number scanned below the scanned entry. The table can have up

to 4 fields. All fields in the table will then display – As an example if you table is formatted as shown below:

XXXXXX

ITEM DESCRIPTION

PRICE

QUANTITY ON HAND