
Configuring Data Sources
l Some printers can only print values that fall within a specified range. For example, 37%, 75%,
113%, 150% of nominal.
The following table lists barcode properties that can be modified by a script:
Barcode properties that can be modified by the script
barHeight Integer value
barRatio
String value (“2.0:1” ¸”2.25:1” , “2.3:1” , “2.5:1” ,” 2.7:1”,
“3.0:1”)
barLineXDim Floating point value (004.9, 009.8, 014, 7)
barLineWidth Integer value
barPercentNominal String value (75, 113, 150)
Note: For barcodes that support the Ratio property, if the string value specified in the script for barRatio does
not match any of the values shown above, the default of “3.0:1” is used.
ASCII Characters in Scripts
You can insert Lower ASCII characters into a script by using an escape sequence around the
hexadecimal value of the ASCIIcharacter. In this context, lower ASCII is the first 31 characters of the
ASCII character set.
Note: Loftware converts Upper ASCII characters, so they can be included in a script without the escape
sequence.
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#x
- start sequence
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;
- end the sequence
For example
#x08;
This sequence would send the Backspace character.
Lower ASCII Character Set
Character Description Decimal Hexadecimal
NUL Null Character 0 0
SOH Start of Header 1 1
STX Start of Text 2 2
ETX End of Text 3 3
EOT End of Transmission 4 4
ENQ Enquiry 5 5
ACK Acknowledgement 6 6
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