Kyocera KM-8030 PRESCRIBE Commands Technical Reference Manual - Rev. 4.7 - Page 96

Printing a Two-dimensional Barcode, Functions of XBCP

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Chapter 5 Barcodes Left row indicators Data codeword area Right row indicators L0 dn-1 dn-2 R0 L1 R1 Start Stop Lm-2 Lm-1 Error correction area d0 Ck-1 Ck-2 Rm-2 C1 C0 Rm-1 Printing a Two-dimensional Barcode XBAR, XBCP, XBUF, and ENDB commands support two-dimensional barcode printing. Each command does the following to put data together for printing a barcode. XBAR XBCP XBUF ENDB Prints a two-dimensional barcode from the given data string. Must be followed by an ENDB command. Specifies various options for the barcode to be printed using XBAR depending on the mode following the command (0 through 19). See Macro PDF417 on page 14. Defines a buffer name for a data input for XBAR command. Terminates a XBAR command sequence. Functions of XBCP The mode parameter in XBCP command format identifies the various functions as listed below. These commands are detailed in the PRESCRIBE Commands Command Reference. XBCP mode Meaning XBCP 0 Reset XBCP 1 Narrowest element width XBCP 2 Error correction (by percentage) XBCP 3 Error correction (by predetermined level) XBCP 4 Number of rows XBCP 5 Number of columns XBCP 6 Aspect ratio of height and width XBCP 7 Bar height by a ratio of element width XBCP 8 Number of rows and columns (XBCP 4 and 5) XBCP 9 Truncation XBCP 10 through 19 These modes give additional control options used to support Macro PDF417 barcodes. See more details in section Macro PDF417. 5-12

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Chapter 5 Barcodes
5-12
Printing a Two-dimensional Barcode
XBAR, XBCP, XBUF, and ENDB commands support two-dimensional barcode printing.
Each command does the following to put data together for printing a barcode.
Functions of XBCP
The
mode
parameter in XBCP command format identifies the various functions as listed
below. These commands are detailed in the
PRESCRIBE Commands Command
Reference
.
XBAR
Prints a two-dimensional barcode from the given data string. Must
be followed by an ENDB command.
XBCP
Specifies various options for the barcode to be printed using XBAR
depending on the mode following the command (0 through 19). See
Macro PDF417
on page 14.
XBUF
Defines a buffer name for a data input for XBAR command.
ENDB
Terminates a XBAR command sequence.
XBCP mode
Meaning
XBCP 0
Reset
XBCP 1
Narrowest element width
XBCP 2
Error correction (by percentage)
XBCP 3
Error correction (by predetermined level)
XBCP 4
Number of rows
XBCP 5
Number of columns
XBCP 6
Aspect ratio of height and width
XBCP 7
Bar height by a ratio of element width
XBCP 8
Number of rows and columns (XBCP 4 and 5)
XBCP 9
Truncation
XBCP 10 through 19
These modes give additional control options used to support Macro
PDF417 barcodes. See more details in section
Macro PDF417
.
dn-1 dn-2
d0
C1
L1
Lm-2
Lm-1
Ck-1 Ck-2
C0
Rm-2
Rm-1
R0
R1
Stop
Start
L0
Left row indicators
Right row indicators
Data codeword area
Error correction area