updated March 18, 2002

Note: The last valid value is kept when an invalid value is sent.

Print PDF417 Bar Code

RS-232 Syntax:

GS P data NUL or X'1D;50;data;00'

where:

data The ASCII representation of the characters to be printed.

Remarks:

Valid only at the beginning of a line. Printing will not start until a X'00' is received.

This command will increment status byte 6.

The maximum number of characters to be encoded is 1000.

Error Conditions:

If an image cannot be printed, status byte 7, bit 2 will be set. This may happen when the image is too big to print. Try decreasing the ECC level.

Select PDF417 ECC (Error Correction Codewords) Level

RS-232 Syntax:

GS R n or X'1D;52;n1;n2'

where:

n1 The high-order byte of the ECC level.

n2 The low-order byte of the ECC level.

Default:

n1 = 00

n2 = 15

Range:

0 n1n2 400 decimal (170 hex)

Remarks:

For 0 n1n2 8, the ECC level is assumed as that particular security level. The security level determines the number of error correction codewords added to the symbol.

Error Correction

 

Security Level

Codewords

0

0

1

2

2

6

3

14

4

30

5

62

6

126

7

254

8

510

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IBM TG5, TM7, TI5, TF7 manual Range, Error Correction Security Level Codewords 126 254 510

TI5, TG5, TM7, TF7 specifications

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