Chapter 6. Character Print
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6.5. Using Count Function
This section describes how to use the count function.
* The "reset" and "set user patterns as count values" functions are supported in the future updated version.
6.5.1. Printing Count Characters
(1) Count characters
● Prints by incrementing a specified amount at every printing.
[Count conditions] screen setting items
Setting item
Description
Value
Count value to be printed next.
Range (min., max.)
Count value range. Set for each digit.
Update (in progress)
Number of prints since the last count update.
Update (unit)
Count update print cycle. The count is updated every time printing is
performed as many times as the number of update units.
Increment
Change in the count value at count update.
Direction
Selects whether to count up or down at count update.
Jump
(jump source, jump destination)
Sets the next count value as the jump destination when the count value
matches the jump source.
Reset
Changes the count value to the specified one when
Count reset is pressed on the [HOME] screen.
Count skip
Sets alphabet characters (uppercase, lowercase) or user patterns to be
skipped in a count block.
Zero-suppression
Selects whether or not to replace leading 0s, except for the rightmost
one, with spaces.
Multiplier
Multiplies the count value by the value input here and prints the result as
the print description.
● A group of calendar characters is called a "count block".
Maximum number of count blocks
Model type
Maximum number of count blocks
UX2-D
3 (Upgrade option: Up to 8)
(Maximum number of digits: 20 per count block)
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