10UBI EasyCoder 301 Direct Protocol – Programmer's Guide Ed. 1Chapter 3 Principles of OperationThen add the variable input data and a print command:LAYOUT RUN "LABEL1" ↵ (select layout) (start of input data, ASCII 02 dec)UBI ↵ (variable input data to VAR1$)My FIRST label! ↵ (variable input data to VAR2$) (end of input data, ASCII 04 dec)PF ↵ (print one label)The printable information on a label, ticket, tag or piece of stripconsists of various types of field. A field can consist of:• A single line of text• A bar code with or without human readable interpretation• An image, i.e. a picture, logo or sign in .PCX format• A box, i.e. a hollow square or rectangle• A lineAny type of field should be specified with regard to:• Position• Alignment• DirectionRefer to chapter 4.2 for more information.Depending on the type of field, additional formatting commandscan be used:• Text Field:- Font (typeface)- Font Size (in points)- Font Slant (in degrees)- Magnification- Normal Image/Inverse Image• Bar Code Field1:- Bar Code Type- Height (height of bar pattern)- Ratio (wide bars/narrow bars)- Magnification (bar pattern)- Bar Code Interpretation On/Off- Bar Code Interpretation Font- Bar Code Interpretation Font Size- Bar Code Interpretation Font Slant3. Fields2. SendingCommands, cont'd.4. GeneralFormattingCommands5. Field-RelatedFormattingCommands1/ . This refers to one-dimensionalbar codes only. Complex two-dimensional bar or dot codesmay have other formattingparameters.
