2018年10月5日 · I have a strange problem. I got a new ZT220 printer (203 dpi - 8dpmm) and when I use simple A0N sizing to adjust font it prints font of incorrect size. For example a simple code: ^XA ^A0N,80^FO80,80^FD1^FS ^XZ Should print number 1 exactly 1 centimeter tall (80 / 8 = 10mm), yet it comes out at around 7mm. Any advice?

2017年3月17日 · ^A0N,18,20 "^A" starts the font setting, where "0" is the embedded font, "N" the rotation, "18" the height and "20" the font width. The last one is 10 by default. So you're actually making the font wider, which results in a form of bold... It may not affect the lines that are printed horizontally, but you will get a sense of bold.

^XA^PQ1 ^FO12,15^A0N,36,33^FDTitle^FS ^FO210,15^A0N,36,33,^FDInfo^FS ^FO750,15^A0N,165,150^FDTestNumber^FX|Variable.Number|^FS ^FO90,60^BY4,3.0^BCN,90,N,N,Y,N^FDTestNumber^FX|Variable.Number|^FS ^XZ This makes it possible to use test information while adjusting the format …

^FT78,76^A0N,28,28^FH_^FDHello_0AWorld^FS I changed the hex char to be _ vs \ so as others that look at this when you are done don't get confused. Jason's idea about using the ^FB command is an excellent idea. It has some odd properties to …

2016年7月19日 · I've had this issue before, and across printer manufacturers, firmwares and languages. First, some paraphrased explanations straight out of the 2014 ZPL II Programming Guide (P1012728-009 Rev.

Am doing a formatting of barcode label. We are using Zebra Programming Language , ^BC (Code 128) bar code As i increase the size of ^FD Field Data , the barcode width is increasing.

2011年8月16日 · I'm using printer Zebra ZM400. I want to print text box and insert a text follow by marking line. I want fix below code as my text box coordination How to set the marking line with right alignmen...

2015年10月11日 · ^XA ^FO250,40^A0N,70,70^FDLPN^FS ^FO30,120^A0N,50,50 ^BCN,100,N,N,N ^FD1000001^SFddddddd^FS ^FO200,300^A0N,50,50 ^FD1000001^SFddddddd^FS ^PQ50 ^XZ Print, select your new named printer and Print. Viola!

2013年5月30日 · However, in some of the above scenarios, although it prints on one label, you'll sometimes discover a ^FS appear somewhere, in the standard font (smaller than ^A0N,25,25). In the last variant (and a bunch of others), you'll end up with the end of one of the lines of text written, in the default font, overwriting the start of another line.

^XA ^FO50,20 ^CI7 ^A0N,25,15 ^FD Amitié ^FS ^XZ Note that the file encoding is ANSI. Note the use of the ZPL command ^CI7 (7 => Single Byte Encoding - France 1 Character Set). On the other hand, if I send the ZPL commands below to a Zebra printer, it prints Amitié (which is what I actually need to get):