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Programming Notes
10. Standard text
This is the text printed between bar code strips.
11. ; Data separator character
12. NL New line
The height of the printed bar code characters equals the number of New Line
commands multiplied by the reciprocal of the number of lines per inch.
The new line calculation formula is:
Ht = (N x 1/LPI)
where
Ht = the height of the bar code characters
N = the number of New Line commands
LPI = the line density in lines per inch
LPI can be set via an escape code, at the front panel, or using an SCS character
string.
Figure B-5 lists common bar code heights and the corresponding number of New
Line commands required to produce them.
13. Line terminator
Either 31 or 30 must be used to end the escape sequence string. If multiple bar codes
are to be printed from a single bar code escape sequence, Numbers 1 through 11
must be completed with or without standard text before the NL and line terminator
is entered. Up to eight bar codes can be printed per page.
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