With a Zebra printer at 203 dpi and 2 inch wide labels, I am unable to fit the 128 barcode correctly.
^XA
^DFR:g7-1x1-sn.zpl^FS
^FXuuid:d76fd680-3c6c-4a3b-9acb-baf585c6f677
^FXdensity:12
^FX-Options_S-{"density": 12, "width": 3, "height": 1.5}-E_Options-
~TA000~JSN^LT0^MNW^MTT^PON^PMN^LH0,0^JMA^PR3,3~SD17^JUS^LRN^CI0^XZ
^XA
^MMT
^PW406
^LL0300
^LS0
^FT30,30^AAN,18,6^FH\^FDReq #: 0000123^FS
^FT30,55^AAN,18,6^FH\^FDAcct #: 987654321^FS
^FT30,80^AAN,18,6^FH\^FDLastName, FirstName^FS
^BY1
^FT30,160^BCN,50,Y,N,N
^FT30,170^AAN,18,6^FD9751378600002570^FS
^XZ
With ^BY1 the barcode fits but is too tight for some readers to read.
With ^BY2 the barcode prints better but the end gets cut off.
If someone can help with this, would be greatly appreciated.
Your best bet is to specify automatic encoding mode (parameter m
in the reference manual). Code128 has a high density numeric mode that encodes two digits for each codeword and will be selected by the ZPL encoder when it sees a string of digits.
This is your example with automatic mode and ^BY2
:
^XA
^MMT
^PW406
^LL0300
^LS0
^FT30,30^AAN,18,6^FH\^FDReq #: 0000123^FS
^FT30,55^AAN,18,6^FH\^FDAcct #: 987654321^FS
^FT30,80^AAN,18,6^FH\^FDLastName, FirstName^FS
^BY2
^FT30,160^BCN,50,Y,N,N,A
^FT30,170^AAN,18,6^FD9751378600002570^FS
^XZ