Epson ColorWorks C7500 ESC/label Command Reference Guide - Page 113

ESC/Label Command Reference Guide, Rev. E,

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^FM [Name] Multiple field origin locations in PDF417 [Format] ^FM x1 ,y1 ,x2 ,y2 ... Parameters Description Range x# X coordinate of the #th symbol [dot] 0 ≤ x# ≤ 32000, x# = e (# indicates the number of the combination of the X coordinate and Y coordinate.) e: Remove from rendering target y# Y coordinate of the #th symbol [dot] 0 ≤ y# ≤ 32000, y# = e e: Remove from rendering target [Function]  Divides a PDF-417 or micro PDF-417 barcode and renders it at each specified coordinate.  The coordinates to render a split PDF-417 or micro PDF-417 are specified.  The first split symbol is rendered at the coordinates (x1,y1). The #th symbol is rendered at the coordinates (x#,y#).  If e is specified for either Parameter x# or y#, the #th symbol is not rendered.  The number of x# and y# combinations must match the number of split symbols.  There can be a maximum of 60 combinations of x# and y#. [Response] None [Supplement] This does not affect rendering for symbols or barcodes that are not in PDF-417 or micro PDF-417. [Reference] Related commands: ^B7, ^BF ESC/Label Command Reference Guide Rev. E Page 113

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ESC/Label Command Reference Guide
Rev. E
Page 113
^FM
[Name]
Multiple field origin locations in PDF417
[Format]
^FM
x1
,y1
,x2
,y2
...
Parameters
Description
Range
x#
X coordinate of the #th symbol [dot]
(# indicates the number of the
combination of the X coordinate and Y
coordinate.)
0 ≤ x# ≤ 32000, x# = e
e: Remove from rendering target
y#
Y coordinate of the #th symbol [dot]
0 ≤ y# ≤ 32000, y# = e
e: Remove from rendering target
[Function]
Divides a PDF-417 or micro PDF-417 barcode and renders it at each specified coordinate.
The coordinates to render a split PDF-417 or micro PDF-417 are specified.
The first split symbol is rendered at the coordinates (x1,y1).
The #th symbol is rendered at the
coordinates (x#,y#).
If e is specified for either Parameter x# or y#, the #th symbol is not rendered.
The number of x# and y# combinations must match the number of split symbols.
There can be a maximum of 60 combinations of x# and y#.
[Response]
None
[Supplement]
This does not affect rendering for symbols or barcodes that are not in PDF-417 or micro PDF-417.
[Reference]
Related commands: ^B7, ^BF