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Chapter 3 Communications
48-466 Operators Manual 27
FJ FIELD JUSTIFICATION
This parameter defines the justification of each field on the label.
0 Left justified above base-line.
1 Right justified above base-line.
2 Left justified below base-line.
3 Right justified below base-line.
4 Centered above base-line.
5 Centered below base-line.
Starting position definitions:
Table 6 shows how to obtain proper character placement relative to orientations and
justifications.
Character Starting Positions Relative to Field Orientations and Field Justifications
Rotation Field Orientation and Justification
0,180 Degrees 0 - Left justified above base-line
1 - Right justified above base-line
2 - Left justified below base-line
3 - Right justified below base-line
4 - Centered above base-line
5 - Centered below base-line
90,270 Degrees 0 - Left justified above base-line
1 - Right justified above base-line
2 - Left justified below base-line
3 - Right justified below base-line
4 - Centered on Y axis, right of X coordinate
5 - Centered on Y axis, left of X coordinate
Character Starting Positions
Table 6
CMX CHARACTER MULTIPLIER X DIRECTION
This parameter multiplies each character in the X direction. The valid range is 1 to 65536.
CMY CHARACTER MULTIPLIER Y DIRECTION
This parameter multiplies each character in the Y direction. The valid range is 1 to 65536.
CS CHARACTER SPACING
This parameter adjusts the spacing between each character. If this parameter is not
used, then the default for the selected character generator (CGN) is used. The values
(0-255) add dots and (256-512) subtract dots. For example, a value of 4 inserts 4 dots
between characters and a value of 259 would subtract 4 dots between characters. Bar
codes have default spacing according to the indicated multiplier. Multiplying a text string
will not multiply the spacing between characters. This element should be used to
properly space the characters.