Lexmark MX722 Forms and Bar Code Card P4.2 Technical Reference - Page 140
Encoding limits for bar codes, PostScript barcodepath operator
View all Lexmark MX722 manuals
Add to My Manuals
Save this manual to your list of manuals |
Page 140 highlights
Lexmark Confidential until announced Appendix F - Deviations 140 Encoding limits for bar codes This deviation concerns firmware-imposed limits on certain bar codes. These limits are less than the original Forms and Bar Code Card, but are needed to prevent corruption of bar code images. This table details the new limits: Symbology ISBN Swiss Post ISBN ISSN ISBN ISSN ISSN Parameter Bar widths Bar heights Bar heights Bar heights Space widths Bar widths Space widths New limit 0x0100 0x1000 0x2000 0x2000 0x0100 0x0100 0x0100 Encoding limits for Codabar bar codes In the absence of start and stop characters, if users encode a Codabar bar code with non-numeric characters, then !Err: 12 Invalid Character appears. When using the optional start and stop characters, characters between the start and stop characters must be numeric, or any of the following non-numeric characters Otherwise, !Err: 12 Invalid Character appears. If a user encodes a Codabar bar code with only one numeric character, then a Codabar bar code is generated. However, if a user encodes a Codabar bar code with no characters, then !Err: 15 String too Short appears. PostScript barcodepath operator The barcodepath operator is used to obtain the outline of the bar code that results from doing a barcodeshow with the same arguments. Because all bar codes are now generated as images, the barcodepath operator does not return any useful information. Any further use of the barcodepath operator must be discontinued. Uploading formsets when the OFIS data filter is disabled When the OFIS data filter is disabled, uploading formsets that contain OFIS tags to Forms Manager results in either of the following: • If the Print PS Error setting of the printer is turned on, then an error page prints, and the job is flushed. The printer returns to Ready state. • If the Print PS Error setting of the printer is turned off, then the job is flushed and the printer returns to Ready state.