| # | Name | Location | Type | Details | Index | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| .01 | device #(+) | 0;1 | POINTER | 3.5 | B | Pointer to DEVICE file. Entries should be made for output devices (printers) only. |
| 1 | device # triggered(+) | 0;2 | FREE TEXT | Text that would be recognizable by routine ^%ZIS. | ||
| 2 | device description(+) | 0;3 | FREE TEXT | Brief text that would enable a user to recognize this device. | ||
| 3 | bar code equipment format | 1;E1,245 | FREE TEXT | There should be an entry for this field if and only if this device is used to print bar coded equipment labels using a customized format. Entries must contain no more then 245 characters of executable M code. If this device does not require formatting, just enter a 'Q' as the BAR CODE EQUIPMENT FORMAT field and no formatting instructions will be sent. If the device does require formatting (and most thermal transfer bar code printers do) and you wish to customize it, then you are advised to enter the name of a formatting program segment in the form 'D EQFRMAT^ENZLBL' where program segment EQFRMAT^ENZLBL contains the M code that sends your formatting commands (for equipment labels) to the printer. If there is no entry in this field and the device is used to print bar coded equipment labels, then the standard formatting instructions will be issued automatically. These commands are found in program segment FORMAT1^ENLBL7 and were designed for the Intermec 8600 series of thermal transfer bar code printers. At the time that the formatting program segment is called, this device will be open as the 'current device'. | ||
| 4 | bar code location format | 2;E1,245 | FREE TEXT | There should be an entry for this field if and only if this device is used to print bar coded location labels using a customized format. Entries must contain no more then 245 characters of executable M code. If this device does not require formatting, just enter a 'Q' as the BAR CODE LOCATION FORMAT field and no formatting instructions will be sent. If the device does require formatting (and most thermal transfer bar code printers do) and you wish to customize it, then you are advised to enter the name of a formatting program segment in the form 'D LOCFRMAT^ENZLBL' where program segment LOCFRMAT^ENZLBL contains the M code that sends your formatting commands to this printer. If there is no entry in this field and the device is used to print bar coded location labels, then the standard formatting instructions will be issued automatically. These commands are found in program segment FORMAT1^ENLBL7 and were designed for the Intermec 8600 series of thermal transfer bar code printers. At the time that the formatting program segment is called, this device will be open as the 'current device'. | ||
| 5 | bar code equipment data | 3;E1,245 | FREE TEXT | There should be an entry for this field if and only if this device is used to print bar coded equipment labels including a customized arrangement of fields from within the Equipment file (#6914). Entries must contain no more than 245 characters of executable M code. If there is no entry in this field and the device is used to print bar coded equipment labels, then the standard field layout will be used automatically. The standard field layout includes the equipment entry number and facility name in human readable format. Sites may use the Engineering Site Parameters Enter/Edit option [ENSITE] to have the name of the EQUIPMENT CATEGORY (if any) included at the top of the equipment label. This option also allows sites to print one or two equipment fields of their own choosing in human readable format instead of the facility name. Sites wishing to do more customization than that allowed by the Engineering Site Parameters Enter/Edit option are free to write their own print routines using M code and enter the appropriate calling point (in the form 'D EQDATA^ENZLBL') in this BAR CODE EQUIPMENT DATA field. NOTE: If there is an entry for BAR CODE EQUIPMENT DATA then the standard field layout will not be invoked. At the time that the user-defined print routine is called, this device will be open as the 'current device' and local variable DA will be set to the equipment entry number. | ||
| 6 | bar code location data | 4;E1,245 | FREE TEXT | There should be an entry for this field if and only if this device is used to print bar coded location labels using a customized arrangement of fields from within the Space file (#6928). Entries must contain no more than 30 characters of executable M code. If there is no entry in this field and the device is used to print bar coded location labels, then the standard field layout will be used automatically. The standard field layout includes the physical location (as ROOM-BUILDING-DIVISION) and facility name in human readable format. Sites may use the Engineering Site Parameters Enter/Edit option [ENSITE] to have the name of the SPACE FUNCTION (if any) printed at the top of the location label. Sites wishing to do more customization than what the Engineering Site Parameters option allows are free to write their own print routines using M code and enter the appropriate entry point (in the form 'D LOCDATA^ENZLBL') in this BAR CODE LOCATION DATA field. NOTE: If there is an entry for the BAR CODE LOCATION DATA field then the standard field layout will not be invoked. At the time that the user-defined print routine is called, this device the will be open as the 'current device' and local variable DA will be set to the internal entry number of the physical location in the Space file (#6928). | ||
| 7 | suppress listing | 0;4 | SET OF CODES | 0:INCLUDE IN LIST 1:EXCLUDE FROM LIST | Enter a 1 to prevent system from displaying this device as a selectable entry. It's usually a good idea to do this for bar code printers that have been included in the Engineering Computer Port file in order that their labels may be customized. |
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