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MicroPDF417 Key /Symbology Type name /Units name /ModuleWidth int /ModuleHeight int /Rows int /Columns int Range n/a /300ths /600ths /1200ths 240-12000 (dec) 480-60000 (dec) 4-44 (dec) 1-4 (dec) Default value n/a /600ths 945 (dec) 03 B1 (hex) 1890 (dec) 07 62 (hex) 0 (dec) 00 (hex) 0 (dec) 00 (hex) Description Required Identifies the bar code symbology (/MicroPDF417) Optional /Units is used for /ModuleWidth and /ModuleHeight calculations. Optional Sets the X dimension of the module (white or black rectangle) in 100th of an inch. To set the X dimension to default at 600 dpi requires a value of 9.45, which is specified here as 945 decimal. Note: Values beyond the defined range are appropriately clipped and set to the minimum and maximum values. Optional Sets the Y dimension of the module (white or black rectangle) in 100th of an inch. To set the Y dimension to "default" at 600 dpi requires a value of 18.9, which is specified here as 1890 decimal. Notes: • The range of Y dimension is dependent on the value of X dimension, such that, Min=2 * X dimension, and Max=5 * X dimension. • Values beyond the defined range are appropriately clipped and set to the minimum and maximum values. Optional This is an automatic operation specified by using 0. Optional This is an automatic operation specified by using 0. Arguments for MaxiCode bar code symbology 93

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Arguments for MaxiCode bar code symbology
93
MicroPDF417
Key
Type
Range
Default value
Description
/Symbology
name
n/a
n/a
Required
Identifies the bar code symbology
(/MicroPDF417)
/Units
name
/300ths
/600ths
/1200ths
/600ths
Optional
/Units is used for /ModuleWidth and
/ModuleHeight calculations.
/ModuleWidth
int
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. To set the X dimension to default at
600 dpi requires a value of 9.45, which is
specified here as 945 decimal.
Note:
Values beyond the defined range
are appropriately clipped and set to the
minimum and maximum values.
/ModuleHeight
int
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. To set the Y dimension to “default”
at 600 dpi requires a value of 18.9, which
is specified here as 1890 decimal.
Notes:
•
The range of Y dimension is
dependent on the value of X
dimension, such that,
Min=2 * X dimension, and
Max=5 * X dimension.
•
Values beyond the defined range
are appropriately clipped and set to
the minimum and maximum values.
/Rows
int
4–44 (dec)
0 (dec)
00 (hex)
Optional
This is an automatic operation specified
by using 0.
/Columns
int
1–4 (dec)
0 (dec)
00 (hex)
Optional
This is an automatic operation specified
by using 0.