Intermec 5020 User Guide
Chapter 2 — Developing and Testing Your Application
Data Collection Browser User’s Guide
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Notes:
Use the Print tag to pass control and data messages from the web server to a
printer attached to the COM port of a an Intermec computer running the
dcBrowser client. Check with your Intermec sales representative for the
availability of the Print feature with other products.
printer attached to the COM port of a an Intermec computer running the
dcBrowser client. Check with your Intermec sales representative for the
availability of the Print feature with other products.
For the Print tag, you must have a printer connected to the serial port of
your device. For more information, contact your Intermec sales
representative.
your device. For more information, contact your Intermec sales
representative.
The device will send whatever is between the Print tags to the printer (see
the example).
the example).
Example:
<ITCPRINT>Company Name for Label Heading</ITCPRINT>
The printer attached to the device prints “Company Name for Label
Heading.”
Heading.”
Table
Syntax:
<TABLE>…</TABLE>
Attributes:
border
Special Attributes:
start=
Defines the start character for a block of input. You can use
any ASCII character from 00 to 7E hex values. For ASCII
to hex conversion, see Appendix A, “ASCII to Hex
Conversion.” You must use the transmit attribute with this
attribute.
any ASCII character from 00 to 7E hex values. For ASCII
to hex conversion, see Appendix A, “ASCII to Hex
Conversion.” You must use the transmit attribute with this
attribute.
stop=
Sets the stop bits to 1 or 2. The default is 1.
timeout=
Defines the timeout for input from serial port messages.
You can set the timeout to 00 to 99 seconds. The default is
3 seconds.
You can set the timeout to 00 to 99 seconds. The default is
3 seconds.
wait=
Causes wait for clear to send (CTS). Use this attribute
when communicating with a modem. The default is no
wait (00). You can set the device to wait from 00 to 99
seconds.
when communicating with a modem. The default is no
wait (00). You can set the device to wait from 00 to 99
seconds.
scrollable=
Determines how many table rows (<TR>) are displayed on
the device’s screen at a time. If the table contains more
rows than this setting, you need to decide how a user will
scroll through the rows.
the device’s screen at a time. If the table contains more
rows than this setting, you need to decide how a user will
scroll through the rows.
up=
If links are enabled, this attribute assigns a function key to
be associated with scrolling to the previous section of the
table.
be associated with scrolling to the previous section of the
table.
down=
If links are enabled, this attribute assigns a function key to
be associated with scrolling to the next section of the table.
be associated with scrolling to the next section of the table.