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CHAPTER 7: SPECIAL DESIGNS

7.1

DESIGNING WITH BAR CODES

 

When 0 and 180 degree bar codes are X multiplied

 

(CMX) for better readability, the space between

 

characters is also multiplied to create a more

 

readable bar code. The printer will do this internally.

 

Therefore, when multiplying bar codes, use the

 

default value for the spacing element (SP) in the field

 

parameters.

 

If the Y multiplier (CMY) is not multiplied, a barcode

 

with a vertical length of one dot is produced. Of

 

course, this will not be picked up by scanners. Multiply

 

the Y co-ordinate to the proper height. For example:

 

Multiply the Y co-ordinate (CMY) by 154 to create a

 

 

one inch tall bar code.

 

If the bar code is in a ladder (or vertical)

Bar Code Rotations

orientation (90 and 270 degrees), multiply

Figure 13

CMY for width, and CMX for bar code length.

 

It may be necessary to slightly adjust the contrast base or window (^D35 or ^D36) since the dots will be continually fired in succession and may cause distorted print.

Program sample: Bar codes in four rotations (See figure 13)

^A3^D35<CR>

^D57<CR>

9,620,441,,10,25,,,352<CR> 1,320, 30,11, 1,10, ,4<CR> 2,320,120,11, 1,10, ,4<CR> 2,320,137, 1,16, 2, ,4, 2,40,2<CR> 3,487,254,11, 1,10,3,4<CR> 3,470,254, 2,16, 2,3,4,40, 2,2<CR> 4,320,387,11, 1,10,1,4<CR> 4,320,370, 3,16, 2,1,4, 2,40,2<CR> 5,160,254,11, 1,10,2,4<CR> 5,177,254, 3,16, 2,2,4,40, 2,2<CR> ^D56<CR>

^D2<CR>

ROTATIONS<CR>

0DEGREES<CR>

90DEGREES<CR>

180DEGREES<CR>

270DEGREES<CR>

^D3<CR>

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Contents Microcom Corporation Operators Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents List of Tables Introduction Operators Manual Features and Specifications BAR Codes Physical RAMPrinter Variations Front View Operators Manual Status Label Mode Normal ModeBatch Mode Basic OperationPAPER-OUT Mode Serial Parameters 9600-N-8-1Light Mode Meaning Color Status LightLoading Paper Normal and TAG/TEAR ModesPEEL-AND-DISPENSE Mode Clearing Label Misfeeds Diaphragm RemovalCleaning Instructions Communications Cable PinoutPrinter Cables Designing Labels Using LDS PC Connection SerialPC Connection Parallel Ccopy Filename COM1Ccopy Filename LPT1 Microcom Makes Itcr Learning LDSEasycr HellocrDesigning Labels Using LDS Chapter Label Header LSY Label Size Y Direction HFM Number of Fields in LayoutLSX Label Size X Direction WEB WEB SizeDPS MM/SEC Inches PER Second Minute LCB Label Control ByteAGD Number of Steps to Activate GAP Detector Sample Session with a Label Header 615,153,,20,30,,70,4CRXB X Beginning Coordinate Label FieldsTSN Text String Number YB Y Beginning CoordinateCC Character Count TCI Text Conversion IdentifierCGN CGN Character Generator NumberOCR-A UPC/EAN Centered Right JustifiedLeft Justified Above BaselineCMX Character Multiplier X Direction CMY Character Multiplier Y DirectionCLX Character Cell Length X Direction TSP Text Starting PositionCLY Character Cell Length Y Direction Sample Session with a Label Field 100, 40, 4, 1,4CRPrinter Commands Special Printer Control CodesPrinter Enquiries Sending D Printer Commands Software DIP Switches and Eeprom Commands CommandABxxxxxxxx PositionABxxxxxxxx Position Always ABxxxxxxxx Command Printing CommandsClear commands GAP AUTO-SIZING and Valid GAP CommandsLSY AGDCommand Auto-Size Label = SUN REAL-TIME ClockD30 CR Hhmmss CR DD/MN/YR/W CR = MONUS Date Formatcr European Date FormatcrClock Optioncr Single Serial Number Status Serial Number CommandsDisable increment and decrement D85Command Label Header Commands Load label control byte LCB a specifies the numberSend Saved Format File to Serial Port a selects which one Saving Format Files CommandsUsage ESC File #1File #2 File #3 Label Presence Sensor Control Command Text Strings Commands Command Clears commandShip Fromcr Miscellaneous Printer Commands Enable 1 Disable AllEnable 450 Emulation Enable 460 EmulationLogos Required for the Logo OptionProcedure for Using the PCX2410 Software Chapter Printer Commands Format of Logo Files Opening ParametersChapter Printer Commands Rotationscr Degreescr Designing with BAR CodesHuman Readables Chapter Printer Commands UPC-A HR W/CHKSUMCR UPC-A HR W/O Chksumcr 01234567890CR Thick Lines Making LinesHalf Lines LOT Numbercr Reverse VideoQtycr Large Paper Roll Supply Holder CLOCK/BATTERY Backed RAM SocketLabel Support Rack PCX2410 SoftwareWysiwyg Software Packages Cleaning KITParallel Conversion Boards Appendix a Warranty and Repair Procedures Limited WarrantyReturn Material Authorization RMA Procedure Appendix B Cleaning KIT & Accessories Addition Format Area Appendix C Configuration GuideBattery Backed RAM with REAL-TIME Clock Graphic ImagesAppendix D Installing the Label Support Rack Default POWER-UP Label Appendix E More Label SamplesFonts UPC-A HR W/CHKSUMCR UPC-A HR W/O Chksumcr 01234567890CR Multipliercr XY Multipliercr 1XYCR 2XYCR 4XYCR 8XYCR D3CR Linescr Offset of 0CR D3CR Offset of 100CR D3CRD57CR 620,441,,10,25,,,352CR 100,100,13,1,13CR D56CR D2CR Aiag Label Wheelcr Aacr Disk Label Maker Appendix F Sample Basic ProgramPrint Print Print Close System Appendix G Quick Reference Command Summary Not Used Printer Statistics Column Epson emulation 2 inchPage Auto-Size Label Section Text Mode Control Section Emulation ControlClears Commands 86, 88 Turn off peel-and-dispense mode Advance when idlePeel-and-Dispense Mode Section Turn on peel-and dispense modeIndex Chapter Printer Commands Printer Commands Chapter Operators Manual