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Definition:
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The extent to which dark or light markings
appropriately fill or exceed their module boundaries. These values
are determined by counting pixels in the clock pattern of the
binary digitized image, then comparing it to a nominal value and
minimum and maximum values. The print growth grade is defined in
this way:
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A (4.0) if -.050 < PG < 0.50
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B (3.0) if -.070 < PG < 0.70
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C (2.0) if -.085 < PG < 0.85
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D (1.0) if -.10 < PG < 1.00
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F (0.0) if PG < -1.00 or PG >
1.00
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If enabled, the print growth is appended to
the symbol data according to the ISO/IEC 16022 Symbol Quality Output Mode
setting.
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Serial Cmd:
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<K709,symbol contrast,print growth,axial
non-uniformity,UEC>
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Default:
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Disabled
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Options:
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0 = Disabled
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1 = Enabled
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