Programmer's Reference Manual Intermec Fingerprint® v8.70.0 ...

Chapter —Program Instructions
ERROR
Purpose Statement for defining error messages and enabling error handling for
specified error conditions (Intermec Direct Protocol only).
Syntax ERROR [,]
is the number of the error condition.
is the desired error message.
Remarks The ERROR statement can only be used in the Intermec Direct Protocol
for the purpose of enabling error-handling and creating customized error
messages, as described below.
The built-in error-handler of the Intermec Direct Protocol will always
handle the following standard errors (display message inside brackets):
• 15 Font not found [Font not found]
• 18 Disk full [Disk full]
• 37 Cutter device not found [Cutter device not found]
• 43 Memory overflow [Memory overflow]
• 1003 Field out of label [Field out of label]
• 1005 Out of paper [Out of paper]
• 1006 No field to print [No field(s)]
• 1022 Head lifted [Head lifted]
• 1027 Out of transfer ribbon [Out of ribbon]
• 1031 Next label not found [Label not found]
• 1058 Transfer ribbon is installed [Ribbon installed]
• 1606 Testfeed not done [Testfeed not done]
Other errors will not be handled unless they have been specified by an
ERROR statement. The number of the error should be entered according
to the list of error messages at the end of this manual.
The ERROR statement also allows you to edit a suitable message in any
language. This message will appear in the printer’s display window if the
error occurs. The error message will be truncated to 33 characters. Character
No. 1-16 will appear on the upper line and character 18-33 will appear
on the lower line, whereas character No. 17 always is ignored.
ANSI control characters can be used in the error message string, see
“Printer Function Control; Display” in the Intermec Fingerprint, Tutorial.
An empty string removes any previously entered message for the error in
question. Likewise, an existing message can be replaced by a new one.
When a standard error or an error defined by an ERROR statement is
detected, the printer sets its standard IN port to BUSY, sets the “Status”
LED to red, and displays the error messages. The error message will be
cleared, the LED is set to green, and the standard IN port will be set to
READY when the printer’s key is pressed. In some cases, the error
must also be cleared, for example by loading a fresh stock of labels.
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