QRCode Bar Code ActiveX Properties

object.DataToEncode [ = sDataToEncode ]

DataToEncode

String that specifies or receives the barcode data.

The property is read/write.

• <FNC1>: Represents the character FNC1 in "first" position. In the "1st position" it designates data formatted in accordance with the GS1 General Specifications. FNC1 mode applies to the entire symbol.
• <FNC2>: Represents the character FNC1 in "second" position. In the "2nd position" it designates data formatted in accordance with a specific industry application previously agreed with AIM Inc. FNC1 mode applies to the entire symbol.
• <GS>: Represents the field separator in FNC1 barcodes.
• \NNNNNN: Specifies the Extended Channel to be used, where NNNNNN is a value between and 000000 - 999999. For example: \000010 means Extended Channel 10. An Extended Channel Interpretation (ECI) is used to change from the default interpretation used to encode data. This mechanism enables characters from other character sets (e.g. Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew) and other data interpretations or industry-specific requirements to be represented. The ECI can only be used with readers enabled to transmit the symbology identifiers.
• \xNN: Represents the hexadecimal value of NN, for example, if there is a combination of "\xA7", it will be replaced with the hexadecimal value of A7.
• \R (or \r): Represents the carriage return character (CR).
• \N (or \n): Represents the new line character.
• \\: Represents the "\\" character. This combination can be used to assign its usual value to the "\" character, thus, "\\r" does not mean "\" and "CR", but two characters "\" and "r".

<FNC1>30128<GS>10ABC123
Application Identifier 30 (quantity), variable length; data: 128, requires separator character <GS>

object.PreferredVersion [ = ePreferredVersion ]

ePreferredVersion

Value that specifies or receives the preferred version. Value Constant Description 0 fAuto The version is selected automatically, i.e. the minimal available matrix allowing to encode the data is selected. 1 sv1 21x21 2 sv2 25x25 3 sv3 29x29 4 sv4 33x33 5 sv5 37x37 6 sv6 41x41 7 sv7 45x45 8 sv8 49x49 9 sv9 53x53 10 sv10 57x57 11 sv11 61x61 12 sv12 65x65 13 sv13 69x69 14 sv14 73x73 15 sv15 77x77 16 sv16 81x81 17 sv17 85x85 18 sv18 89x89 19 sv19 93x93 20 sv20 97x97 21 sv21 101x101 22 sv22 105x105 23 sv23 109x109 24 sv24 113x113 25 sv25 117x117 26 sv26 121x121 27 sv27 125x125 28 sv28 129x129 29 sv29 133x133 30 sv30 137x137 31 sv31 141x141 32 sv32 145x145 33 sv33 149x149 34 sv34 153x153 35 sv35 157x157 36 sv36 161x161 37 sv37 165x165 38 sv38 169x169 39 sv39 173x173 40 sv40 177x177

The property is read/write.

object.EncodingMode [ = eEncodingMode ]

eEncodingMode

Value that specifies or receives the encoding mode of the QRCode barcode Value Constant Description 0 emAuto Choose most efficient way of representing a given input data string in multiple modes in QR Code symbols 1 emNumeric Numeric mode encodes data from the decimal digit set (0 - 9) 2 emAlphaNumeric Alphanumeric mode encodes data from a set of 45 characters, i.e. 10 numeric digits (0 - 9), 26 alphabetic characters (A - Z), and 9 symbols (SP, $, %, *, +, -, ., /, :) 3 emByte Encodes all characters. 4 emKanji The Kanji mode efficiently encodes Kanji characters in accordance with the Shift JIS system based on JIS X 0208.

The property is read/write.

object.ErrorCorrectionLevel [ = eErrorCorrectionLevel ]

eErrorCorrectionLevel

Value that specifies or receives the error correction level of the QRCode barcode Value Constant Recovery Capacity (approx.) % 0 ecL 7 1 ecL 15 2 ecL 25 3 ecL 30

The property is read/write.

object.Orientation [ = eOrientation ]

Orientation

Value that specifies or receives the orientation of the barcode. Valid values are 0, 90, 180 and 270

The property is read/write.

object.Transparent [ = bTransparent ]

bTransparent

Boolean that specifies or receives the Transparent property If the value is False then the the control's BackColor property setting fills the control and obscures any color or graphics behind it.

The property is read/write.

object.BackColor [ = sColor ]

sColor

Value that specifies or receives the background color

The property is read/write.

The BackColor property is ignored if the Transparent property setting is true.

The valid range for a normal RGB color is 0 to 16,777,215 (&HFFFFFF). The high byte of a number in this range equals 0; the lower 3 bytes, from least to most significant byte, determine the amount of red, green, and blue, respectively. The red, green, and blue components are each represented by a number between 0 and 255 (&HFF).

object.ForeColor [ = sColor ]

sColor

Value that specifies or receives the background color

The property is read/write.

object.QuietZone [ = bQuietZone ]

bQuietZone

Boolean that specifies or receives the QuietZone property

The property is read/write.

This is a region which shall be free of all other markings, surrounding the symbol on all four sides. For QR Code symbols its width shall be 4X.

object.StretchBarcode [ = bStretchBarcode ]

bStretchBarcode

Boolean that specifies or receives the StretchBarcode property

The property is read/write.

object.FreezeEncoding [ = bFreezeEncoding ]

bFreezeEncoding

Boolean that specifies or receives the FreezeEncoding property

The property is read/write.