5,10h: The software selects the smallest possible symbol which can accommodate
the data, but it will not use any symbol smaller than no. 5 or larger than no. 10. If the
data cannot be accommodated in symbol no. 10, an error message is printed instead
of the symbol.
1,15h: The software selects the smallest possible symbol which can accommodate
the data, but it will not use any symbol larger than no. 15. If the data cannot be
accommodated in symbol no. 15, an error message is printed instead of the symbol.
25,30h: The software selects the smallest possible rectangular symbol which can
accommodate the data. If the data cannot be accommodated in the largest
rectangular symbol (= no. 30), an error message is printed instead of the symbol.
10,30h: The software selects the smallest possible rectangular symbol which can
accommodate the data. If the data cannot be accommodated in the largest
rectangular symbol (= no. 30), it switches to a square symbol (as you can see from
the table above, square symbols that are larger than rectangular ones are available).
Only when the data cannot be accommodated in the largest square symbol (no. 24)
is an error message printed instead of the symbol.
b parameter: size of a module in dots, relative to 600 dpi
Legal values: 1 – 1000: it must be noted that a size of less than 6 cannot be
recognised by most readers, and it may not be possible to print the symbol
completely on the page in the case of very large module sizes. If you do not enter a
value, 10 is used as the default.
v parameter: inversion
1 = Symbol is not printed inverted
2 = Symbol is printed inverted
If you do not enter the v parameter, 1 or not inverted is used as the default.
Examples:
<Esc>(s10h1v12b24820TData
<Esc>(s20b12,15h1v24820TData
Activation with no additional parameters, base data “1234567890”:
<Esc>(s24820T1234567890<CR>
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