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BREAK ON/OFF<br />

Chapter 2 Program Instructions<br />

Field of Application Statement enabling or disabling break interrupt separately for the<br />

keyboard and each serial communication channel.<br />

Syntax BREAKON | OFF<br />

is one of the following devices:<br />

0 = "console:"<br />

1 = "uart1:"<br />

2 = "uart2:"<br />

3 = "uart3:"<br />

Default: Comm. ports: Disabled<br />

Console: Enabled<br />

Remarks By default, the execution of a program (or the printing of a batch of labels in<br />

the Immediate Mode or the <strong>Intermec</strong> Direct Protocol) can be interrupted by<br />

simultaneously pressing down the and keys on the printer's<br />

keyboard. Other ways of issuing a break interrupt can also be specified, see<br />

BREAK statement.<br />

The use of the break interrupt can be enabled or disabled separately for each<br />

serial communication channel or for the printer's built-in keyboard by<br />

BREAK ON or BREAK OFF statements. By default, break interrupt is<br />

enabled from the printer's keyboard, and disabled from all communication<br />

channels.<br />

BREAK OFF deletes any existing break interrupt character stored in the<br />

printer's temporary memory for the specified device.<br />

Example In this example, the ASCII character 127 decimal is selected and enabled as<br />

BREAK character on the communication channel "uart1:". At the same time,<br />

BREAK from the printer's keyboard is disabled.<br />

10 BREAK 1,127<br />

20 BREAK 1 ON:BREAK 0 OFF<br />

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<strong>Intermec</strong> Fingerprint 7.2 – Reference Manual Ed. 3 31

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