Intermec VT220/ANSI, Programmer'S Reference Manual

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SECTION 9
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Extended Commands
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Examples of Receive Only
Receive Only extended command characters can be started
by an APC sequence or by a space.
APC Sequence
When the control character sequence for APC starts data,
all of the data is on Line 1. The control character sequence
is not displayed, which results in a faster transmission rate.
Also, the cursor position is not lost.
The following example shows data marked by the control
character sequence for APC. The sequence is prefixed by
the notation “ ^ ” which represents “control.”
^9F#G3N8100000850A0102FPbb
Column 2 Column 23 Column 11
Space
The following example shows a space as the start of the da-
ta. A “b” indicates a space.
b#G3N8100000850A0102FPbb
Column 1 Column 23 Column 11
Following is an example of data received on the wireless
station’s RS-232 port. A space starts the data.