Printronix SL5000r User Manual page 234

Chapter 3
Emulation Submenus
User-Def Ratio
This option allows you to ignore the user-defined barcode ratio and replace it
with the default ratio (X1).
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Enable (the default). Allows the user-defined barcode ratio.
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Disable. The user-defined barcode ratio will be replaced with the default
ratio (X1).
User-Defined St1 (Start Code 1)
This option allows you to define your own value (in ASCII characters) for the
User Defined option in the Lead-in Chars menu. "St1" specifies Start Code 1.
See "Lead-in Chars" on page 219 for additional information.
The range is 40 - FF, and the factory default is 5F.
User-Defined St2 (Start Code 2)
This option allows you to define your own value (in ASCII characters) for the
User Defined option in the Lead-in Chars menu. "St2" specifies Start Code 2.
See "Lead-in Chars" on page 219 for additional information.
The range is 40 - FF, and the factory default is 5F.
User-Defined Stp (Stop Code)
This option allows you to define your own value (in ASCII characters) for the
User Defined option in the Lead-in Chars menu. "Stp" specifies Stop Code.
See "Lead-in Chars" on page 219 for additional information.
The range is 40 - FF, and the factory default is 5B.
Var Form Adjust
This specifies an amount (in tenths of inches) to add to the length of variable-
length forms. Variable-length forms use a semicolon at the end of the
CREATE command: ~CREATE;<FORMNAME>;0.
Typically, variable-length forms are determined by the elements within the
form. The longest form element becomes the overall form length. This option
allows an additional space to be added to the form length.
The range is 00.0 to 03.0 inches, and the factory default is 00.0 inches.
Var Form Type
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Add Nothing (the default). When selected, no action is taken.
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Add ;0. When selected, the form length ends at the longest printed
element. (Same as
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Add ;X. When selected, the form length is the same as the physical page
length (the Label Length menu under MEDIA CONTROL). (Same as
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CREATE;filename;0)
CREATE;filename;X)