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[Coding example 2] Barcode type: ITF, Narrow bar width: 04, Barcode height: 240, Print data: 98002345678163
<A>
<V>100<H>100
<D>20424098002345678163
<Q>2
<Z>
[Coding example 3] Barcode type: UPC-A, Narrow bar width: 02, Barcode height: 120, Print data: 20123948573
<A>
<V>240<H>100
<D>H0212020123948573
<Q>2
<Z>
[Notes]
1. The inter-character pitch of the barcode is valid at CODABAR (NW-7), CODE39, Industrial 2of5 and Matrix 2of5.
The barcode in
ter-character pitch
is set by
specifying the
character pi
tch <P> immediately
before.
If not set, the inter-character pitch will be of the same size as a space command.
Example) Inter-letter pitch (Not specified / 0 / 1) x Narrow bar width (2 dots) = Inter-character pitch (2 dots)
Inter-letter pitch (2) x Narrow bar width (3 dots) = Inter-character pitch (6 dots)
[Tips]
1. If a value outside of the valid range is set, a command error occurs and the print out is not executed.
2. Widening the narrow bar width, can result in falling out of the printing range.
3.
When
using
a
barcode
that
allows
the
s
pecification
of
the
inter
-character
pitch,
and
spe
cifying
a
larg
e
c
haracter
pitch
<P>,
it
might happen that the barcode scanner is unable to read the information properly. Enlarging the narrow bar width can result in
reduced readability of the barcode. Refer to the specifications of scanner for more information.
4. Adjust the narrow bar so that the barcode is easily readable by the barcode scanner (refer to the specifications of the scanner).
5. If the barcode is still not readable, lower the print speed <CS> or adjust the print darkness <#E>.
6. When using codes like the CODABAR (NW-7) or CODE39, include a start / stop character otherwise the print is executed, but
the scanner will not be able to read the data.
7. When using JAN/EAN13, JAN/EAN8 codes, and including a C/D in the print data, be sure to calculate the right value. If the C/D
value is not right, the print is executed, but the scanner will not be able to read the data.
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