Lexmark MX722 Forms and Bar Code Card P4.2 Technical Reference - Page 45

Bytes, significant byte, Least significant, Range, Default value, Description, dimension. Values

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Lexmark Confidential until announced PCL 5 emulation: Lexmark 45 Bytes 4-5 6-7 Most Least significant Range significant byte byte X dimension X dimension byte 240-12000 dec byte 1 (in Units) 2 (in Units) Y dimension Y dimension byte 480-60000 dec byte 1 (in Units) 2 (in Units) Default value Description 945 dec (03 B1 hex) 1890 dec (07 62 hex) Optional. Sets the X dimension of the module (white or black rectangle) in 100th of an inch. Notes: • Values beyond the defined range are clipped and set to the minimum and maximum values. • You need a value of 9.45 (945 dec or 03 B1 hex) to set the X dimension to its default at 600 dpi. • The Units enumeration is set to 02 or 00 hex, and these two bytes are 03 and B1 hex. Optional. Sets the Y dimension of the module (white or black rectangle) in 100th of an inch. Notes: • The range of values of the Y dimension is between 2 and 5 times the value of the X dimension. Values beyond this range are clipped and set to the minimum and maximum values. • The default width of this element from the BCE is twice that of the X dimension. You need a value of 18.9 (1890 dec or 07 62 hex) to set the Y dimension to its default at 600 dpi. • The Units enumeration is set to 02 or 00 hex, and these two bytes are 07 and 62 hex. If unspecified, then the Y dimension doubles that of the X dimension.

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Bytes
Most
significant byte
Least significant
byte
Range
Default value
Description
4–5
X dimension
byte 1 (in Units)
X dimension byte
2 (in Units)
240–12000 dec
945 dec
(03 B1 hex)
Optional.
Sets the X dimension of the
module (white or black
rectangle) in 100th of an inch.
Notes:
•
Values beyond the
defined range are clipped
and set to the minimum
and maximum values.
•
You need a value of 9.45
(945 dec or 03 B1 hex) to
set the X dimension to its
default at 600 dpi.
•
The Units enumeration is
set to 02 or 00 hex, and
these two bytes are 03
and B1 hex.
6–7
Y dimension
byte 1 (in Units)
Y dimension byte
2 (in Units)
480–60000 dec
1890 dec
(07 62 hex)
Optional.
Sets the Y dimension of the
module (white or black
rectangle) in 100th of an inch.
Notes:
•
The range of values of
the Y dimension is
between 2 and 5 times
the value of the X
dimension. Values
beyond this range are
clipped and set to the
minimum and maximum
values.
•
The default width of this
element from the BCE is
twice that of the X
dimension. You need a
value of 18.9 (1890 dec or
07 62 hex) to set the Y
dimension to its default at
600 dpi.
•
The Units enumeration is
set to 02 or 00 hex, and
these two bytes are 07
and 62 hex. If
unspecified, then the Y
dimension doubles that
of the X dimension.
Lexmark Confidential until announced
PCL 5 emulation: Lexmark
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