Avery Dennison Pathfinder 6140 - Using MPCLSTYLE for the Quick Response Bar Code; Defining the Data Tag (Required)

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Example <Options model=”2” mpclstyle=”0” security=”3” datamode=”1” />
Creates a Quick Response bar code using model 2, defines the bar code using XML, sets the
security level to high reliability and uses the automatic data detection mode.
Using MPCLSTYLE for the Quick Response Bar Code
If mpclstyle=1, use the <Data> tag to contain the Quick Response bar code’s data.
Defining the Data Tag (Required)
Valid values include: Any Unicode string less than 2K characters.
Syntax <Data>”string”</Data>
For example, the MPCLII (Monarch® Printer Control Language) batch data for a QR code is
shown below:
1,"HM,N0123456789012345" | }
This QR code uses the Ultra High Reliability Level of error correction with numeric data
interpretation.
The LNT style with the <Data> tag is shown below:
Example <BarcodeField id=”quickresponse”>
<Options mpclstyle=”1” security=”4” datamode=”5” />
<Data>”0123456789012345”</Data>
This QR code uses the Ultra High Reliability Level of error correction with numeric data
interpretation.
The following example shows MPCLII data for a Structured Append Mode Quick Response bar
code:
1,"D0205E9,Q0A," |
C,"B006qrcode," | }
The LNT style with the <Data> tag is shown below:
Example <BarcodeField id=”quickresponse”>
<Options mpclstyle=”1” security=”3” datamode=”3” barcodemode=”2”
paritybyte=”E9” codecount=”5”/>
<Data>”qrcode”</Data>
This Structured Append QR code uses the High Reliability Level of error correction with binary
data interpretation.