4.2.26 SET KERNING (1B 53 4B x)
This set the inter-character spacing in dots. Valid values are
ASCII 0 through 8.
4.2.27 SET BARCODE (1B 42 x x x x x x x data 0D or 1B)
When the printer receives the barcode command it expects 7 bytes of
barcode parameters, followed by the barcode data and terminated by
either a carriage return or escape character.
The first parameter is the barcode type. eight barcodes are
currently supported: Code 128B(#1), Interleave 2 of 5(#2), Code
39(#3) UPC(#4), EAN8(#5), EAN13(#6) Code 128A(#7) and Code 128C(#8)
The second parameter is for placement of the human readable code;
(T) for on top, (B) for bottom or (N) for none.
The third parameter is the thin or minimum bar width;
Valid widths are 1 through 8 dots.
The fourth parameter is barcode ratio of thin to thick bars
2:1(A), 2.5:1(B) and 3:1(C). Use only 2.5:1 on a thin bar width of
4.
The fifth parameter is bar height; valid values are 001 to 999
dots. This will allow for a barcode greater then 2” in length
UPC, EAN8, EAN13 and Interleave 2 of 5 are numeric only and
Interleave 2 of 5 must have an even number of digits. Barcodes may
terminate by either a CR or an Escape character. UPC will terminate
if more then 11 digits are input, EAN8 will terminate input at
seven and EAN13 at twelve.
Code 128 variants may be switched with in a barcode by using the
appropriate barcode control characters.
The Barcode character size is the currently selected font. The
printer will try to fit the interpretation within the barcode bars.
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