Epson C7500G Technical Reference Guide - Page 125

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Chapter 3 Handling • Matte label/ Glossy label Barcode type Printing direction Minimum Module [by 600 dpi] ANSI Grade C or higher ANSI Grade B or higher Fence 5 6 Code39 Ladder 5 6 Fence 5 6 Codabar(NW7) Ladder 5 6 Fence 5 6 Code93 Ladder 5 6 Code128 Fence 5 6 GS1-128 Ladder 5 6 Fence 6 7 ITF Ladder 6 7 GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional Fence 6 GS1 DataBar Truncated 6 3 GS1 DataBar Limited Ladder 6 6 GS1 DataBar Expanded UPC-A Fence 7 7 UPC-E JAN13(EAN) Ladder 7 7 JAN8(EAN)  The recognition rate for the barcode varies depending on the media type, barcode reader's performance and so on. The barcode rank may decline due to missing dots or curving on the ink drops, making the barcode unreadable by the barcode reader. Thus, we recommend that you try printing HRI characters and so on.  Ink may penetrate the paper due to its characteristics, and bars of printed barcodes tend to become thicker. This tendency is more prominent with some papers. To maintain the barcode recognition rate, use methods such as reducing the data in a bar by 2 pixels and increasing the blank space by 2 pixels (Bar width adjustment). 125

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Chapter 3
Handling
3
• Ma
tt
e label/ Glossy label
Barcode type
Printing
direction
Minimum Module [by 600 dpi]
ANSI Grade C or higher
ANSI Grade
B
or higher
Code39
Fence
5
6
Ladder
5
6
Codabar(NW7)
Fence
5
6
Ladder
5
6
Code93
Fence
5
6
Ladder
5
6
Code128
GS1-128
Fence
5
6
Ladder
5
6
ITF
Fence
6
7
Ladder
6
7
GS1 DataBar
Omnidirectional
GS1 DataBar Truncated
Fence
6
6
GS1 DataBar Limited
GS1 DataBar Expanded
Ladder
6
6
UPC-A
UPC-E
Fence
7
7
JAN13(EAN)
JAN8(EAN)
Ladder
7
7
The recognition rate for the barcode varies depending on the media type, barcode
reader's performance and so on. The barcode rank may decline due to missing dots or
curving on the ink drops, making the barcode unreadable by the barcode reader. Thus,
we recommend that you try printing HRI characters and so on.
Ink may penetrate the paper due to its characteristics, and bars of printed barcodes tend
to become thicker.
This tendency is more prominent with some papers.
To maintain the
barcode recognition rate, use methods such as reducing the data in a bar by 2 pixels and
increasing the blank space by 2 pixels (Bar width adjustment).