Defining Field Options 4-11
Example R,50,4,8,4,4,8 |
Creates a custom bar code density with a narrow element of 4 dots, a wide element of 8 dots, a
gap of 4 dots, 4 additional dot widths for the narrow bar code space, and 8 additional dot widths
for the wide bar code space (if this is a Code 39 or Codabar bar code).
Example B,1,40,V,100,100,32,1,0,8,L,0 |
R,50,2,10 |
Creates a custom PDF417 bar code density for 203 dpi printers. The narrow element width is 2
dots and the height is 10 dots.
Example B,1,40,V,100,100,32,1,0,8,L,0 |
50,3,15 |
Creates a custom PDF417 bar code density for 300 dpi printers. The narrow element width is 3
dots and the height is 15 dots.
Using Option 51 (PDF417 Security/Truncation)
You can define a security level and choose whether or not to truncate a PDF417 bar code. Higher
security levels add data to a bar code, improving scan reliability. Some damaged bar codes may
still be scannable if the security level is high enough. You can use this option to create standard
PDF417 bar codes or use the truncated option to create a narrower bar code. This option can
appear only once per PDF417 field, in any order, following the bar code field.
As the security level is increased, so is the size of your PDF417 bar code. For each level
increased, the bar code doubles in size.
Syntax R,51,security,stand/default |
R1. R Option Header.
R2. 51 Indicates Option 51.
R3. security Security level ranges from 0 to 8. 0 is the default.
Higher security levels add data to a bar code, improving scan
reliability. Some damaged bar codes may still be scannable if the
security level is high enough.
R4. stand/def Truncation selector. S is the default. Valid values:
S a standard PDF417 bar code
T truncated
Example R,51,2,S |
Defines a security level of 2 for a standard PDF417 bar code.
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