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Intermec Fingerprint 6.13 – Programmer's Guide
12. FONTS
1. Bitmap Fonts
Height of the character cell
Print directions and fontname
extensions.
Fonts in Intermec Fingerprint come in bitmap format and are
derived from scalable outline fonts in Speedo or TrueType format.
Usually, each font comes in two versions, one has the extension “.1”
and is used for printing across the paper web (DIR 1 & 3), and
another with the extension “.2” for printing along the paper web
(DIR 2 & 4). Fonts can be used both for printing plain text and bar
code interpretations in human readable characters (barfonts).
Note that there is no default font. Before a text or bar code inter-
pretation can be printed, a font must be specified using a FONT or
BARFONT statement. An exception is such bar codes where the
interpretation is an integrated part of the code, e.g. EAN and UPC.
If no extension is included in the name of the font or barfont, the
firmware will automatically select the version that fits the current
print direction.
The Intermec Fingerprint EPROMs fitted in the first pair of sockets
on the CPU board always contain the fonts "SW030RSN.1" and
"SW030RSN.2.". The other EPROMs may contain additional
fonts.
The Intermec Fingerprint font designation system is made up by 10
characters providing information on the characteristics of the font:
VVnnnXYZ.d, where....
VV is a two-character abbreviation of the font name, e.g. SW for
Swiss, MS for Monospaced, or PS for Prestige.
nnn is the height of the font matrix cell in dots incl. ascenders and
descenders.
X is the style: R = Regular (Roman)
I=Italic
B=Bold
O= Bold Italic
Y is the letter spacing: S = Proportionally spaced.
M = Monospaced
Z is the character width: N = Normal
C=
Compressed
E=
Extended
. is a separating period character between name and extension.
d is the extension, which specifies in which print directions the
font can be used: 1 = DIR 1 & DIR 3
2 = DIR 2 & DIR 4
Example:
SW030RSN.1 means “Swiss, 030 dots high, Regular, Proportio-
nally spaced, Normal width, Direction 1 & 3”.
Continued!
- Intermec Fingerprint 1
- 1. INTRODUCTION 2
- 1. INTRODUCTION, cont'd 3
- 2. GETTING STARTED 10
- Stand -Alone Program 11
- Shell Startup Programs 11
- Breaking a Program 12
- Proceed at chapter 2.10 13
- ABCDEFGHIJKLM 14
- 3. CREATING A SIMPLE LABEL 15
- Bar Code Field Printing 16
- Image Field Printing 16
- Program Editing and Listing 17
- Text Field Printing 17
- Saving 18
- ERRHAND.PRG 18
- Renumbering Program Lines 18
- Merging programs 19
- Branching and Loops 19
- 4. TERMINOLOGY AND SYNTAX 20
- Keywords 21
- Operators 21
- Conditional Instructions 21
- 8. Keyword List 23
- 9. Operators, cont'd 25
- Communication: 26
- Special: 26
- 5. FINGERPRINT PROGRAMMING 27
- Error Messages 28
- Verbosity 28
- Standard Error-Handling 29
- Intermec Direct Protocol 29
- ≤ 2:nd value" 34
- Keyboard Control 35
- Relational Operators 37
- Breaking the Execution 38
- Background Communication 38
- Branching at Errors 39
- Current Directory 47
- 6. FILE SYSTEM 52
- 6. FILE SYSTEM, cont'd 53
- 7. INPUT TO FINGERPRINT 64
- VAL function 69
- Communication 72
- Standard IN/OUT Channel 73
- Memory and Buffers 74
- CHR$ Function 75
- RS 422/485 Interface 79
- Header record: 5 bytes 82
- 8. OUTPUT FROM FINGERPRINT 84
- LOF (Length-of-File) 89
- 20 PRINT LOF(5) 89
- STR$ Function 91
- 9. DATA HANDLING 94
- 100 seconds 100
- 10. LABEL DESIGN 103
- Printer Setup 104
- PRINTFEED Statement 104
- Alignment 105
- Directions 106
- Bar Codes 110
- Image Downloading 112
- Introduction 115
- Creating a Layout File 115
- 01E212 0 0 0 116
- 7. Layout Files, cont'd 117
- Continued! 117
- Arrays 119
- 11. PRINTING CONTROL 122
- • FORMFEED 123
- • LBLCOND 123
- OPTIMIZE ON/OFF 128
- 12. FONTS 129
- 12. FONTS, cont'd 130
- 13. BAR CODES 132
- 13. BAR CODES, cont'd 133
- 14. IMAGES 134
- 14. IMAGES, cont'd 135
- 15. PRINTER FUNCTION CONTROL 136
- EasyCoder 137
- ErrorReady 139
- Clearing the Display 142
- Clearing the Display 143
- Selecting Cursor Type 143
- Enabling/Disabling the Cursor 144
- DATE$ = "980901" 147
- TIME$ = "081130" 147
- 6. Printer Setup 152
- RIBBON SAVE ON/OFF 159
- 16. ERROR-HANDLING 162
- Logical Operators 164
- Variables 165
- Subroutines 165
- 4. Error-Handling 167
- Program, cont'd 167
- 17. REFERENCE LISTS 171
- IF...THEN...ELSE statements 172
- CLL statement 172
- PRTXT statements, and 172
- ON KEY...GOSUB statement 173
- FOR statement 173
- INVIMAGE statement has been 173
- GOSUB statement 174
- TRANSFER KERMIT operation 175
- TRANSFERSET statement 175
- TRANSFER$ function 175
- Managing Programs and Files: 177
- Listings: 177
- Data Manipulation: 177
- Branching and Conditionals: 178
- Clock/Calendar Facilities: 178
- Error-handling: 178
- Communication Control: 178
- Instruction Abbr.TypePurpose 181
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