Printronix P8000 Series, Administrator'S Manual

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IGP/PGL Submenu
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Optimized Ratio
This option selects different barcode ratios for certain barcodes including
Code 39 and I-2/5. It is included for compatibility with the IGP-X00 printers.
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Disable (factory default). Use standard barcode ratios.
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Enable . Select the alternate barcode ratios.
I-2/5 Selection
This option is added to be compatible with a special IGP-X00 customization.
Usually, if I-2/5 barcodes have an odd number of digits, a leading zero is
inserted in front of the data. However, this special IGP-X00 customization
gives you the option of adding a space character at the end of the barcode
instead.
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Leading Zero (factory default). A leading zero is inserted in front of the
printable data field.
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Trailing Space . A space is inserted at the end of the printable data field
and a zero is encoded with the corresponding space in the end of the
barcode.
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X2 DPD . When selected, an I-2/5 barcode with an X2 magnification will
use the specially configured ratios 3:3:6:5 rather than 3:6:9:12 for
compatibility issues.
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Modulo 7 CD . The I-2/5 barcode uses a modulo 7 check digit instead of
the default modulo 10 check digit.
AI 00 Spaces
This option is designated for EAN/UCC-128 barcodes whose application
identifier (AI) is 00.
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Disable (factory default). The printable data field is printed with the AI
enclosed in parentheses. This is the standard EAN/UCC-128 format.
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Enable . The printable data field is printed with the UCC fields separated
by spaces. This option is IGP-X00 compatible.
Select SO Char
Allows you to specify a decimal code from 0 through 255 to be used in place
of SO (Shift Out) as the control code. This allows access for the alternate set
of control function characters. See the description of the Code 128 barcodes
in the
IGP/PGL Programmer's Reference Manual for details.
User-Def Ratio
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Enable (factory default). User-defined ratios are accepted for barcodes.
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Disable . User-defined ratios are ignored and the magnification X1 is used
in its place.