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Symbol size table
Parameter c
Format
Numeric
Text
Binary data
1
15x15 compact
13
12
6
2
19x19 compact
40
33
19
3
23x23 compact
70
57
33
4
27x27 compact
110
89
53
4
31X31
128
104
62
5
37X37
178
144
87
6
41X41
232
187
114
7
45X45
294
236
145
8
49X49
362
291
179
9
53X53
433
348
214
10
57X57
516
414
256
11
61X61
601
482
298
12
67X67
691
554
343
13
71X71
793
636
394
14
75X75
896
718
446
15
79X79
1008
808
502
16
83X83
1123
900
559
17
87X87
1246
998
621
18
91X91
1378
1104
687
19
95X95
1511
1210
753
20
101X101
1653
1324
824
21
105X105
1801
1442
898
22
109X109
1956
1566
976
23
113X113
2116
1694
1056
24
117X117
2281
1826
1138
25
121X121
2452
1963
1224
26
125X125
2632
2107
1314
27
131X131
2818
2256
1407
28
135X135
3007
2407
1501
29
139X139
3205
2565
1600
30
143X143
3409
2728
1702
31
147X147
3616
2894
1806
32
151X151
3832
3067
1914
*Please use the following capacity listed in the table above.
If you use more than the upper limit of each symbol size, it may result in the command error.
4. Aztec code is settable in the range of (00H - FFH). For binary data, the user needs to set the number of data correctly by using
<ESC>DN command. The symbol cannot be printed if the number of data and print data do not match.
5. Specify [1BH, 1BH] when printing 1BH. In the case, the number of data is [0002].
6. Use a pair of [1BH,*] in the input data when using Extended Channel Interpretation (ECI). '*' specifies a value between 31H to
36H. The numbers in the below FLG(1) to FLG(6) are the number of digits used for ECI.
<ESC>1 -> FLG(1) ECI data to be specified is 1 digit
<ESC>2 -> FLG(2) ECI data to be specified is 2 digit
<ESC>3 -> FLG(3) ECI data to be specified is 3 digit
<ESC>4 -> FLG(4) ECI data to be specified is 4 digit
<ESC>5 -> FLG(5) ECI data to be specified is 5 digit
<ESC>6 -> FLG(6) ECI data to be specified is 6 digit
Example) Data in case of <ESC>4: <ESC>41111ABCDE
Scan data in case of <ESC>4: \001111ABCDE ('\' depends on the setting of the scanner, and it may be different.)
(1) <ESC>4 becomes FLG(4), and trailing [1111 (4 digits)] is treated as ECI data.
(2) The leading is padded with '0' because the number of digit is not enough (2 digits), and it will be [\001111].
7. Message ID is enabled only when the number of symbols at structured append mode is auto, or structured append block
number is specified, and symbols are printed separately as a result.