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NOTE: If a ^CF instruction, with height and width parameters defined, is used to set the first font, any ^A instructions (to select a different font) that follow must have the height and width parameter filled in. If this is not done, the newly selected font will be magnified using values for the ^CF height and width parameters. The following is an example of what happens.

 

 

For scalable fonts, setting the height and width equally produces the most balanced looking characters. Balanced characters are very pleasing to the eye since actual height and width are approximately equal to each other. This is achieved through the use of a smoothscaling algorithm in the printer.

 

 

In the case of a bitmap font this balancing is built into the font. In actuality, the height of a bitmap font is slightly larger than the width. Bitmap fonts are always at the maximum size of the characters cell. The standard Zebra character set is Code 850 for character values greater than 20 HEX. There are six HEX character values below 20 HEX that are also recognized. The following chart shows how these character values are printed.

 

 

 

Downloadable Scalable Fonts All dot parameters used in the instructions to create Scalable Fonts are translated into a point size. The printer will convert the dot parameter to some “point” size, since scalable fonts work in point sizes, not dots.