EzCad2UNI User’s Manual
Width: the width of the characters
Height: the height of the characters
Text Offset X: When selected and set up, the text displayed under the barcode will be
moved towards either the positive or the negative directions of X axis.
Text Offset Y: When selected and set up, the text displayed under the barcode will be
moved towards either the positive or the negative directions of Y axis.
Text Space: the space between characters
5. Quiet:
Refer to the size of the barcode’s blank area, when let the barcode “Reverse” valid.
l One-Dimensional Barcode
This kind of barcode consists of bar and space one by one. The barcode information is
carried by different width and position of the bars and space, and the information
volume they carry is decided by the width and the precision. Wider the barcode is, more
the bars and the space included, and more information carried. This kind of barcode
technology can store information towards only Unidirection through permutation and
combination of the bars and the space, and so it is called one-dimensional barcode.
Figure 4-16 shows a feature of parameter setting when a one-dimensional barcode is
chosen.
CheckNum: This refers to whether the current barcode needs verify code. Users can
freely choose which barcode they would like to add verify code on, and users have the
decision whether to use the verify code or not.
Reverse: This refers to whether to reverse the parts which should be marked into the
unexpected parts of an object. This function is used in some materials which appear
light color after the marking.
Bar Height: the height of the barcode
Narrowest Width: This refers to the width of unit bar. Commonly a one-dimensional
barcode consists of bars with four types of width and space with four types of width, 1
\ 2 \ 3 \ 4. The narrowest bar’s width indicates the width is 1 unit.
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