Microcom 438TC, Руководство оператора

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Chapter 8 Bar Codes
438TC Operator’s Manual - 880050-0100 8-27
When 90
°
and 270
°
degree bar codes are Y multiplied (CMY), the space between
characters is also multiplied by the printer internally to maintain the correct ratio. When
multiplying bar codes use the default value for the spacing element (SP) in the field format
parameters. On some bar codes that allow spacing to be adjusted, spacing may be
increased from the default and not reduced to a smaller spacing.
Rotated Bar Code Program Sample, see Figure 26:
^D57<CR>
5,575,609,,25,35,0,1,285,0,0 <CR>
1,300,500,5,16,2,0,,2,100<CR>
1,300,400,5,16,2,1,,2,100<CR>
1,300,300,5,16,2,2,,100,2<CR>
1,300,300,5,16,2,3,,100,100<CR>
2,288,300,9,1,5,0,4<CR>
^D56 <CR>
^D2 <CR>
12345<CR>
ROTATIONS<CR>
^D3<CR>
Figure 8-12 Bar Code Rotations
8.3 Bar Code Human Readable Text
Certain bar codes require human readable text and/or extended bars to conform to
specifications. This is accomplished by using specially created TCI’s, which add the human
readable text and extended bars. This section will provide the necessary information to
successfully add these items. This should not be confused with simply making all bar codes
human readable. For bar codes that do not require extended bars, simply access the data
that the bar code is using with a second field that generates a text representation of the data
and insert in the desired position.
ROTATIONS
270
Degrees
180
Degrees
90
Degrees
0
Degrees