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Stefan de Vries
Stefan de Vries

Reputation: 3

How to make Qr code size fixed in ZPL regardless of the content?

I have a problem. I need to print stickers containing QR-codes with my Zebra printer. I'm new to ZPL and when I create a QR code on my sticker it starts growing when it contains more data. It grows so much that it doesn't fit on the sticker anymore. How can I make the size of QR-code fixed so that is doesn't grow anymore? (The data is variable so sometimes its less and sometimes it's more)

I hope someone can help me :)

On [labelary.com](http://labelary.com/viewer.html), i've tried the following;

^XA
^LH160,120

^FX QR code serial number
^FO00,00
^BQN,2,10,Q,7
^FH^FDQA,sadfasfsdfdsfsdfdsdfgsdfgdfgdsfsdgsdrdgrdsgdrgdrgrsgsrdgdsgdsrgsdrggdsfgsfgdsfgdfsgssdrgsdrgsdgdgdgsrgsdgdsgdsgrdsgdgrsdgrdgdrsgsrdgsrdgsdrgrdsgdsggsrdgdrsgdsrgdgdgdsgrgdsrgdsrgdrgdsrgrdgsdgsfdasdfdsfdsfdssdffsadfasfd^FS

^XZ

There was a similar question asked before but that didn't provide an answer, that was also a long time ago so maybe in the meantime there is a solution for this problem :)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2152

Answers (1)

EdHayes3
EdHayes3

Reputation: 1954

You used:

^BQN,2,10,Q,7

You used 10 (maximum) as the magnification factor. You can try reducing 10 to something lower.

Accepted Values: 1 to 10

Default Value:
1 on 150 dpi printers
2 on 200 dpi printers
3 on 300 dpi printers
6 on 600 dpi printers

You used Q for error correction, you can change Q to L.

Accepted Values:
H = ultra-high reliability level
Q = high reliability level
M = standard level
L = high density level

Default Value:
Q = if empty
M = invalid values

Upvotes: 1

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