Mode
Type: SHORT
Default: 0
Allowed range: Varies with barcode type
Note that setting this property to a value other than 0 causes the control to create a barcode that starts in a mode other than automatic.
The allowed values are shown in the tables below.
For Aztec
|
Mode value |
Aztec mode |
|
0 |
Normal |
|
1 |
Compact |
|
2 |
Full range |
|
3 |
Rune |
For DataMatrix
|
Mode value |
DataMatrix type |
|
0 |
Square |
|
1 |
Rectangular |
For Databar
|
Mode value |
Databar type |
|
0 |
Omnidirectional |
|
1 |
Truncated |
|
2 |
Limited |
|
3 |
Stacked |
|
4 |
Stacked Omnidirectional |
|
5 |
Expanded |
|
6 |
Expanded Stacked |
For PDF417
|
Mode value |
PDF417 Mode |
|
0 |
Exc - Alpha |
|
1 |
Exc – Lower case |
|
2 |
Exc – Mixed |
|
3 |
Exc - Punctuation |
|
4 |
Binary/ASCII plus |
|
5 |
Numeric |
For MaxiCode
|
Mode Value |
MaxiCode Mode |
|
0 |
obsolete, not supported |
|
1 |
obsolete, not supported |
|
2 |
Mode 2 (Structured Carrier Message – Numeric Postal Code) |
|
3 |
Mode 3 (Structured Carrier Message – Alphanumeric Postal Code) |
|
4 |
Mode 4 – Standard Symbol (SEC) |
|
5 |
Mode 5 – Full EEC Symbol |
|
6 |
Mode 6 – Reader Program (SEC) |
For QR Code
|
Mode value |
Aztec mode |
|
0 |
Numeric |
|
1 |
Alphanumeric |
|
2 |
Byte |
|
3 |
Kanji* |
*Kanji mode requires the data to be passed in double byte values. The components do not operate in Unicode.
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