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Intelligent Mail bar code, Field, Range, Default, value, Description

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Lexmark Confidential until announced PCL 5 emulation: HP 23 Notes: - Some of the Forms and Bar Code Card default v parameter values may have slight differences with HP. Some parameter values may match the RSS‑14 Automatic Identification and Mobility (AIM) specification values also. - Every v parameter value is considered in the RSS‑14 AIM specification as a multiple of x, the module width, assumed to be 1 by the bar code engine. - Only the bar width value, 1, is needed for the design of the two-dimensional add‑on. All other bar widths depend on the value of the bar width. - The s parameter does not work correctly on HP BarDIMM and Forms and Bar Code Card. Setting S1 to any value does not affect the bar code like it does with B1. The s parameter must vary the whitespace widths on Forms and Bar Code Card like it does on other one‑dimensional bar codes. Intelligent Mail bar code Intelligent Mail bar code, also known as OneCode, IMB, or 4‑State bar code, is used by the United States Postal Service (USPS) to sort and track letters and flats. It combines data from the POSTNET and the PLANET bar codes. The HP BarDIMM version 5.0 supports Intelligent Mail bar code. The command from this version has no PCL parameters. It is printed on one size. Field name Type Range Default value Description Esc(s#T name NA NA Required. 24775T. Esc(s#p HRT location 0-Use the default value. 1 1-No HRT. 2-Print the text embedded. 3-Print the text half embedded. 4-Print the text below bar code. 5-Print the text above bar code. Optional. Note: Intelligent Mail bar code uses only the values 1, 4, and 5. Other values not specified are replaced with 1.

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Notes:
–
Some of the Forms and Bar Code Card default
v
parameter values may have slight differences with
HP. Some parameter values may match the RSS
‑
14 Automatic Identification and Mobility (AIM)
specification values also.
–
Every
v
parameter value is considered in the RSS
‑
14 AIM specification as a multiple of
x
, the module
width, assumed to be 1 by the bar code engine.
–
Only the bar width value, 1, is needed for the design of the two-dimensional add
‑
on. All other bar
widths depend on the value of the bar width.
–
The
s
parameter does not work correctly on HP BarDIMM and Forms and Bar Code Card. Setting S1
to any value does not affect the bar code like it does with B1. The
s
parameter must vary the white-
space widths on Forms and Bar Code Card like it does on other one
‑
dimensional bar codes.
Intelligent Mail bar code
Intelligent Mail bar code, also known as OneCode, IMB, or 4
‑
State bar code, is used by the United States Postal
Service (USPS) to sort and track letters and flats. It combines data from the POSTNET and the PLANET bar
codes.
The HP BarDIMM version 5.0 supports Intelligent Mail bar code. The command from this version has no PCL
parameters. It is printed on one size.
Field
name
Type
Range
Default
value
Description
Esc
(s#T
name
NA
NA
Required.
24775T.
Esc
(s#p
HRT
location
0
—Use the default value.
1
—No HRT.
2
—Print the text embedded.
3
—Print the text half embedded.
4
—Print the text below bar code.
5
—Print the text above bar code.
1
Optional.
Note:
Intelligent Mail bar code uses
only the values 1, 4, and 5. Other values
not specified are replaced with 1.
Lexmark Confidential until announced
PCL 5 emulation: HP
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