Programming instructions
Intermec Fingerprint v7.61 – Programmer’s Reference Manual Ed. 718
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
BARADJUST
Field of Application
 Statement for  enabling/disabling  automatic adjustment  of  bar  code 
position in order to avoid faulty printhead dots.
Syntax BARADJUST<nexp
1
>,<nexp
2
>
<nexp
1
>  is the maximum left offset in dots.
<nexp
2
>  is the maximum right offset in dots.
Default:  0,0 (BARADJUST disabled)
Remarks
 Under unfortunate circumstances, a printer may have to be run for some 
time with a faulty printhead, before a replacement printhead can be installed. 
Single faulty dots will produce very thin ”white” lines along the media. 
This may be tolerable for text, graphics, and vertical (ladder) bar codes, 
but for horizontal bar codes (picket fence), this condition is likely to 
render the bar code unreadable.
 If the bar code is moved slightly to the left or right, the trace of a faulty 
dot may come between the bars of the bar code and the symptom is 
remedied for the time being.
 The BARADJUST statement allows the Intermec Fingerprint fi rmware to 
automatically readjust the bar code position within certain limits, when 
a faulty dot is detected (see HEAD function) and marked as faulty (see 
SET FAULTY DOT statement). The maximum deviation from the original 
position, as specifi ed by the PRPOS statement, can be set up separately 
for the directions left and right. Setting both parameters to 0 (zero) will 
disable BARADJUST.
 The BARADJUST statement does not work with: 
 • Vertically printed bar codes (ladder style)
 • Stacked bar codes (for example Code 16K) 
 • Bar codes with horizontal lines (for example DUN-14/16)
 • EAN/UPC-codes (interpretation not repositioned)
Examples
 Enabling BARADJUST within 10 dots to the left and 5 dots to the right of the 
original position for a specifi c bar code, then disabling it:
  10   BARADJUST 10,5
  20   PRPOS 30,100
  30   BARSET "CODE39",2,1,3,120
  40   BARFONT ON
  50   PRBAR "ABC"
  60   BARADJUST 0,0
  70   PRINTFEED










