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Programming

Command Reference

01/06/2009 TTPM3 Installation and Programming Manual P1003642-001

Canceling a Ticket

The TTPM3 can cancel a ticket after an unsuccessful magnetic encoding. The feature relates to

the read-after-write function. When the <message> has been encoded, the TTPM3 reads and

compares the magnetically encoded message with the original <message> string. If the

comparison is negative, a second attempt to encode/read the same ticket is done. If also this

attempt is negative, the ticket is cancelled. The magnetic stripe is erased and stripes are printed

across the ticket (see figure below).

By default the TTPM3 attempts to encode three tickets. The desired number of attempts, as

well as the text used to indicate the cancellation, is programmable through a subcommand to

the !F command as follows:

!F M <orientation> <xpos> <ypos> <attempts> <height> <width> <font> <”text”>

All parameters must be specified.

The syntax is identical to !F T with the exception of the parameters <”text”> and <attempts>.

Text must be a text string.

Attempts are the number of tickets the TTPM3 should attempt to encode. If <attempts> is set to

1, the TTPM3 will make only one attempt (plus the automatic second attempt on the same

ticket) to encode the ticket. If this fails, <text> will be superimposed on the ticket that is now

being printed.

Setting <attempts> = 2 results is one striped ticket (first unsuccessful attempt) and the

superimposed text for the second unsuccessfully attempted ticket and so on.

Ir is also possible to set how many times the printer should try to verify each ticket by adding a

single digit after the !P command. This is described in the !P command description.

All parameters in this command are stored in memory and remain in effect until overwritten or

the power is interrupted.

!F M

Format print on cancelled ticket

21 46 20 4D 20 n1...n8 Hex

33 70 32 77 32 n1...n8 Decimal

Note • Inserting an asterisk (*) in the data string to be encoded disables the read after write

feature, see Syntax on page 31.

Example • The following command string produces the tickets illustrated below at 2

unsuccessful encoding attempts:

!F M N 20 200 2 8 8 1 "VOID"

1 2 ... 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 ... 111 112

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