Kyocera TASKalfa 6501i PCL Barcode Flash 3.0 User's Manual Rev 3.2.03.2013 - Page 57

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XBCP 1,2; XBCP 4,40470; XBCP 5,840; XBCP 6,001; XBAR;[)>01961Z00004951USPN06X610159 12345671/110YOTTO-HAHN-STRASSE 12MEERBUSCHDE;ENDB; PAGE;EXIT; Notes The order in which the different XBCP parameters are entered is of no importance. Unnecessary parameters need not be entered. For example, XBCP 2,#; and XBCP 3,#; can be left out if no Structured Append is to be used in the requesting application. Similarly, XBCP 4,#; can be left out in modes 4 through 6. Please note that the commands XBAR and XBCP cannot be executed from PRESCRIBE macros in the current version of the Barcode Flash solution. One additional point: the XBAR command is available in the printer language PRESCRIBE as standard in all printers and normally creates PDF417 therein. The Barcode Flash solution adds MaxiCode to the PRESCRIBE command XBAR. 3.3.5 PDF417 PDF417 is a matrix code invented by Symbol Technologies. PDF stands for 'Portable Data File'. In contrast to the other 2D codes supported, the individual modules of the PDF417 are not specified as square, but rather in general as bars. The dimensions of the bars are not strictly defined by means of specifications, but rather can be defined by the user. For further details on this, please refer to the following description of the parameters. A symbol comprises rows and columns, the number of which can also be determined by the user. In the case of PDF417, the term 'columns' refers to a total of 17 modules, each of which is divided into three rows and three empty spaces. Up to 90 rows and 30 columns can be selected. As a result, the range of options in selecting symbol dimensions is considerably broader than with the other matrix codes described. Identical line patterns are always located on the left and on the right in the symbol, and these identify it as a PDF417 as such. It is also possible to print without them, however. Please refer also to the detailed information under the parameters described below. 57

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XBCP 1,2;
XBCP 4,40470;
XBCP 5,840;
XBCP 6,001;
XBAR;[)><RS>01<GS>961Z00004951<GS>USPN<GS>06X610<GS>159
<GS>1234567<GS>1/1<GS>10<GS>Y<GS>OTTO-HAHN-STRASSE
12<GS>MEERBUSCH<GS>DE<RS><EOT>;ENDB;
PAGE;EXIT;
Notes
The order in which the different XBCP parameters are entered is of no
importance. Unnecessary parameters need not be entered. For example, XBCP 2,#;
and XBCP 3,#; can be left out if no Structured Append is to be used in the requesting
application. Similarly, XBCP 4,#; can be left out in modes 4 through 6.
Please note that the commands XBAR and XBCP cannot be executed from
PRESCRIBE macros in the current version of the Barcode Flash solution.
One additional point: the XBAR command is available in the printer language
PRESCRIBE as standard in all printers and normally creates PDF417 therein.
The
Barcode Flash solution adds MaxiCode to the PRESCRIBE command XBAR.
3.3.5 PDF417
PDF417 is a matrix code invented by Symbol Technologies. PDF stands for
‘Portable Data File’.
In contrast to the other 2D codes supported, the individual modules of the
PDF417 are not specified as square, but rather in general as bars. The
dimensions of the bars are not strictly defined by means of specifications, but
rather can be defined by the user. For further details on this, please refer to
the following description of the parameters.
A symbol comprises rows and columns, the number of which can also be
determined by the user. In the case of PDF417, the term ‘columns’ refers to a
total of 17 modules, each of which is divided into three rows and three empty
spaces. Up to 90 rows and 30 columns can be selected. As a result, the range
of options in selecting symbol dimensions is considerably broader than with
the other matrix codes described. Identical line patterns are always located on
the left and on the right in the symbol, and these identify it as a PDF417 as
such. It is also possible to print without them, however. Please refer also to
the detailed information under the parameters described below.