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FORMATTING MESSAGES
78 77091 Issue 2 November 2003
The codes can be included as part of a longer message including text or other
formatting codes or automatic attributes. For example:
Note: Both box and pallet codes must be included in the message - this is not a substitute
for incremental box counting. They do not need to be on the same line of the
message but the whole code must be included with the box count code coming before
the pallet count code.
Printing the Date and Time
Like box counting, the current date and time is generated by an automatic
attribute code entered as part of a message. This automatic attribute can be
entered on any line and along with any other text or formatting information,
when a system of nesting can be used. The date and time can be printed in a
variety of formats entirely defined by the user.
Note: Ensure the system date and time are correct using the CLOCK function. Both
date codes and sell-by-dates rely on the printer’s internal clock being accurate. For
information on changing the printer’s internal clock, see page 48.
The date code automatic attribute consists of a set of formatting letters (and,
optionally, punctuation marks) enclosed in the square brackets which can be
accessed by holding down:
and pressing:
The difference between day of the year (KLM) and Julian day of the year (UVW) is
only apparent on leap years. In the European system of counting leap year days the
29th of February is counted as day 60, following directly on from day 59 (28th of
February). The 31st of December is therefore day 366. To follow this system, use
the KLM code.
In the American (Julian) system, the 29th of February is counted as day 366, with
all other days counted exactly as non-leap year days. The 31st of December, for
BOX: b01
PALLET: p125
or