Compuprint 6314 CZL - Manual (Page 47)

CZL – Programmer Manual
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4. F
ONT AND BAR
-
CODE SPECIFICATIONS
Different types of fonts and bar-codes are available. The printing density depends on the resolution
of the head used on the printer, which is better explained in the User Manual. The following
specifications summarize the characteristics of the available fonts and bar-codes.
4.1 Fonts
The image of the label to be printed can be built using the commands described in section 3.1. The
font used is the default font, which itself can be defined with the ^CF command (page 17).
Following below are the features of each.
Font
187
Dimensions of matrix
188
.
Height x width (in dots)
Size of each character
189
.
Height x width (in mm)
Number of characters per mm (in mm -
1 )
A 9 x 5 1.12 x 0.76 1.31
B 11 x 7 1.37 x 1.12 0.89
C, D 18 x 10 2.26 x 1.50 0.66
E 190 28 x 15 3.50 x 2.49 0.40
F 26 x 13 3.25 x 2.00 0.50
G 60 x 40 7.49 x 5.00 0.167
H 191 21 x 13 2.61 x 2.36 0.423
∅ 192 15 x 12
193
See command ^A
∅
on page 18
table 5 – Specifications of fonts at a resolution of 8 dots/mm (203 dpi)
187 The fonts B and H only accept upper case letters and numerals, while all the others accept upper and lower case
letters and numerals.
188
Of the character alone. The height is determined by the upper case characters plus the footer of lower case characters
such as g or q.
189
Including the space between each one.
190 OCR B.
191 OCR A.
192 In order not to confuse zero with the letter o, the convention of assigning
∅
the meaning of zero is adopted here
(48
10
, 30
16
).
193 Since the font is scalable, this is the default value.