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Chapter —Program Instructions
Note: In printers, that are not fitted with the Intermec Ready-to-Work
Indicator console, the green Ready LED will be switched off and the red
Error LED will be switched on when an error is detected. The opposite will
happen when the error is cleared.
Error messages are not saved in the printer’s memory, but new ERROR
statements will have to be downloaded after each power up. Therefore, it
is recommended to save a set of ERROR statements as a file in the host
computer.
The ERROR statements affect both the error messages in the printer’s display
window and the error messages returned to the host via the standard
OUT channel (see SETSTDIO statement).
By default, no error messages are returned to the host in the Intermec
Direct Protocol, since the statement INPUT ON sets the verbosity level to
off, that is SYSVAR (18)= 0. However, the verbosity level can be changed
by means of VERBON/VERBOFF statements or the SYSVAR (18) system
variable.
Different types of error messages to be returned on the standard OUT
channel can be selected by means of the SYSVAR (19) system variable. If
SYSVAR (19) is set to 2 or 3, the error message specified by ERROR is
transmitted. If no such error message is available, a standard error message
in English will be transmitted (see list of Error Messages in Chapter 7).
Examples In these examples, a few errors are specified. Note the blank spaces for
character position 17 in each message (space characters are indicated by
doubleheaded arrows):
ERROR 1010,"HARDWARE ↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔ ERROR" ↵
ERROR 1029,"PRINTHEAD ↔ VOLT- ↔↔ AGE ↔ TOO ↔ HIGH" ↵
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