Avery Dennison Pathfinder 6057 LNT Programmer Manual using XML - Manual (Page 32)

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Defining the BarHeight Tag (Required)
The BarHeight tag defines the bar code’s height (in selected units).
Valid values include: An integer or float greater than zero and less than the <ImageHeight>
minus the <Origin> value in selected units.
It contains the following attribute: units.
Syntax
value
units Unit of measure. Options:
Inches Inches
MM Millimeters
Pi xels Pi xels (default)
Example
0.50
Defines the bar code’s height as 0.50 inches.
Defining the Type Tag (Required)
Defines the bar code type for this field.
Valid values include: Any Unicode string of less than 256 characters, including:
upca, upca+2, upca+5, upce, upce1, upce+2, upce+5, ean8, ean8+2, ean8+5, ean13, ean13+2,
ean13+5, i2of5, itf, code39, code93, code2of5, codabar, nw7, msi, code128, code128a,
code128b, code128c, pdf417, micropdf417, maxicode, code16, data matrix, quick response, qr,
postnet, gs1databar, gs1, or rss.
Syntax
value
Example
upca
Defines the bar code type as upca.
Defining the Orientation Tag (Optional)
The Orientation tag selects the rotation of the bar code in degrees.
Valid values include: 0, 90, 180, and 270. The default is 0.
Syntax
value
Example
90
Rotates the bar code 90° on the label.
Defining the Options Tag (Optional)
The Options tag defines any options supported by the bar code’s <type>. For more information
about each bar code’s supported options, see Chapter 4, “
Defining Bar Code Options ” for more
information.
0 Rota ti on 90 Rot ati on 180 Ro tati on 270 Ro tati on