ONYX - 9.0 - Utilisation - XPSConfig et conversion ZEBRA/en

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When this parameter is not set, it is set to '''OFF''', this means the barcode font will be embedded in the datastream.
 
When this parameter is not set, it is set to '''OFF''', this means the barcode font will be embedded in the datastream.
  
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The syntax in the profile is as follow :
  
 
  <barcode>off</barcode><br>
 
  <barcode>off</barcode><br>

Version du 1 juillet 2020 à 11:03

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Conversion to ZEBRA

Language Tags

To enable the XPS to ZEBRA conversion profile, you first need to create a ZEBRA profile using the <language> tag like this

<language>ZEBRA</language>

Résolution

To change the resolution of the ZEBRA output stream, we need to use the resolution XML tag.

<resolution>203</resolution>

Fonts settings

Utilization of the resident text fonts

In order to make the ZEBRA stream ligher, it is possible no to include the fonts in the Zebra job. To do so, we need to use the fonts tag.

Exemple :

 <fonts>
   <font name="Arial" italic="0" bold="0" codeFont="I"/>
   <font name="Arial" italic="0" bold="1" codeFont="J"/>
 </fonts>

In our above example, if in the Designer project creating the XPS file, we have :

  • Arial , Not bold then in the output stream will have the call of font I
  • Arial , bold then in the output stream will have the call of font J

Barcodes case

Barcode tag

This parameter is to embed or not the font of the barcode in the datastream. If the barcode font is not embedded, the barcode will then be managed by the printer itself using its own resident fonts.

When this parameter is not set, it is set to OFF, this means the barcode font will be embedded in the datastream.

The syntax in the profile is as follow :

<barcode>off</barcode>

Valeurs supportées :

  • FONT : La police est embarquée dans le flux
  • PRINTER : La police n'est pas embarquée dans le flux
  • IMG : Le code à barre sera envoyé en format image

Pour des raisons de rétrocompatibilités, les valeurs suivantes sont également possible :

  • ON (on, YES, yes, 1) : La police n'est pas embarquée dans le flux
  • OFF (off, NO, no, 0) : La police est embarquée dans le flux

Valeur par défaut : FONT

Custom Barcode Size

  • bcheight: barcode height in points.
  • bcwidth: two comma-separated values, corresponding to, respectively:

- width of a thin bar in points

- ratio between a thin bar and a thick bar


Example:

<barcodes>

        <barcode type="19" height="100" size="46" bcheight="55" bcwidth="3,2.6" />
</barcodes>

Means that a Code39 (type 19) barcode, with font size 46 and vertical deformation 100%, will be printed in Zebra as a resident barcode of 55 points high, with a thin bar of 3 points, and a thin bar/thick bar ratio of 2.6.

Cutter Management

<cutter config="MMT" cmd="MMC" />

Activates the cutter at the end of printing

Exemple de XPSConfig.conf

<zebra>
   <label>Zebra</label>
   <language>ZEBRA</language>
   <resolution>300</resolution>
   <fonts>
     <font name="Arial" italic="0" bold="0" codeFont="0" />
     <font name="Arial" italic="0" bold="1" codeFont="0" />
   </fonts>
   barcode>OFF</barcode>
   <barcodes>
    <barcode type="80" height="100" size="56" bcheight="200" bcwidth="2,2.0" />
    <barcode type="80" height="100" size="54" bcheight="250" bcwidth="3,2.1" />
    <barcode type="80" height="100" size="55" bcheight="150" bcwidth="4,2.2" />
    <barcode type="80" height="100" size="57" bcheight="100" bcwidth="5,2.3" />
    <barcode type="80" height="100" size="58" bcheight="50" bcwidth="1,2.4" />
    <barcode type="20" height="100" size="20" bcheight="60" bcwidth="2,2.9" />
   </barcodes>
 </zebra>