Intermec 2430 User Guide
Chapter 6—Configuration Command Reference
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Display Spacing
Terminals: 241X, 242X, 243X, 2455, 2475, and 2481/6.
Description: Defines the font size and spacing between each row and column on the
terminal screen. You specify column and row spacing between font
characters in numbers of pixel columns or pixel rows to be added between
the font characters.
characters in numbers of pixel columns or pixel rows to be added between
the font characters.
To define the Display Spacing command, you set three parameters: font
type, column spacing, and row spacing. The font type parameter is one
character while the column spacing and row spacing parameters are two
characters each.
type, column spacing, and row spacing. The font type parameter is one
character while the column spacing and row spacing parameters are two
characters each.
Note: The row spacing parameter used in this command adds the number
of pixel rows that you set for the parameter. The row spacing parameter in
the Display Row Spacing command (firmware version 6.23 and earlier)
adds two times the number of pixel rows that you set for the parameter.
of pixel rows that you set for the parameter. The row spacing parameter in
the Display Row Spacing command (firmware version 6.23 and earlier)
adds two times the number of pixel rows that you set for the parameter.
Use the following guidelines to determine how to set the optimal display
spacing based on operator preference and operating environment:
spacing based on operator preference and operating environment:
• Font arrays already have one or two lines of spacing built in for
character separation.
• The font type parameter determines the maximum size of each
individual font character.
• Larger font types generate larger spacing values yielding fewer characters
per row and fewer rows on the display.
Note: If the status icons are enabled on the 243X, it uses one column of
five pixels to display the status icons. Therefore, the 243X yields one less
column of characters than the indicated number of columns. For help
enabling or disabling the 243X status icons, see “Display Video Mode” on
page 182.
five pixels to display the status icons. Therefore, the 243X yields one less
column of characters than the indicated number of columns. For help
enabling or disabling the 243X status icons, see “Display Video Mode” on
page 182.
Syntax: DKdata
where data must be 5 digits selected from this list:
Digit 1:
Acceptable values for Digit 1 are:
0
8 pixels by 8 pixels (8x8) font size
1
8 pixels wide by 16 pixels high (8x16) font size
2
16 pixels wide by 16 pixels high (16x16) font size
6
5 pixels wide by 6 pixels high (5x6) font size
7
6 pixels wide by 8 pixels high (6x8) font size
8
8 pixels wide by 10 pixels high (8x10) font size
9
12 pixels wide by 16 pixels high (12x16) font size