Specifying Bar Pitch For Usps Postnet; Usps Zebra Code - Lexmark T656 Technical Reference Manual

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FCC:
Encoding Table:
Function parameters for Singapore Post 4-State bar code (HP compatibility mode,
using typeface 24780)
In relation to the fields of the Lexmark bar code descriptor for Singapore 4-State Postal bar codes,
the following correspondences exist when using this technique:
Bar Width (in 1/100 mm units):
Bar Pitch (in bars per inch):
Tracker Height (in 1/100 mm units):
Ascender, Descender Offset (in 1/100 mm
units):

Specifying bar pitch for USPS POSTNET

For typefaces 24770, 24771, and 24772, the S1 parameter specifies the bar pitch in bars per inch:
20-24. A bar pitch value of 20 will be used for any bar pitch given that is less than 20. A bar pitch
value of 24 will be used for any bar pitch given that is greater than 24. The default value is 22.

USPS Zebra code

The USPS Zebra code is a series of diagonal or vertical lines. These lines are placed to the right of a
USPS tray label bar code to aid in visually identifying trays containing bar coded mail. The lines
should each be from 0.250 inch (6.35 mm) to 0.375 inch (9.52 mm) high, and from 0.125 inch (3.18
mm) to 0.250 inch (6.35 mm) wide. The lines should be separated by blank spaces equal in size to
the line widths.
The only valid characters in this symbology are "/" (ASCII 47) and "|" (ASCII 124). A "/" in the data
produces a single thick diagonal bar in the symbol. A "|" in the data produces a single thick vertical
bar in the symbol. Spaces between bars are automatically inserted: the base of each successive bar
is printed beginning one space width from the right end of the base of the previous bar. As noted
above, the widths of the bars and spaces for this symbology are fixed. In the case of a diagonal bar,
the width of the bar refers to the width of its base.
An invalid character in the data produces a "blank space" in the symbol equal to two space widths,
and does not produce an error message. If an invalid character follows a valid character in the data,
the blank space produced by the invalid character begins one space width from the right end of the
base of the bar produced by the valid character.
If the last bar of a symbol is a diagonal bar, the cursor will be positioned one space width from
the right end of the base of the last bar when printing is complete.
Specified by typeface number
(FCC 45 not available)
Specified by #p parameter (default is 1, which is C
table)
Fixed at 47
Fixed at 22
Fixed at 123
Fixed at 195
One-dimensional bar codes
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