Enter 10 characters for a translation and press .
The characters can be letters, numbers, or special
characters (such as / or $), but all ten must be different.
When an operator enters data for a cost code field, the
printer substitutes each "printed character" in your code for
the corresponding "entered character."
For example, type PAINTBRUSH as an alphabetic
translation and press . The screen now shows the
Print Option menu.
If you use the translation table described above:
At data entry, if the operator enters: 2499
The printers prints: ANSS
Notice that the Entered Char field and the Printed Char
field each have room for three more characters. You can
use these positions to enter slashes (/) or price symbols ($
. / ยข). (Only 3 extra symbols will fit if you use the numbers
0-9). These characters must be part of your cost code if
you intend to define a date or price field as a cost code
field. For example, if your cost code is
Entered Char:123456789.$/
Printed Char:
PAINTBRUSHMDL
The printer will translate $11.95 to DAAMHB.
Or, it will translate 08/16/88 to PSLARLSS.
5. Select another print option, or press to exit to the main
menu.
Setting Printer Options
5. Setting Printer Options
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