Axial Non-Uniformity

Definition:	Axial non-uniformity is a measure of how much the sampling point spacing differs from one axis to another, namely AN = abs (XAVG - YAVG) / ((XAVG + YAVG)/2) where abs () yields the absolute value. If a symbology has more than two major axes, then AN is computed for those two average spacings which differ the most. (ANSI) axial non-uniformity grading is defined this way:
	A (4.0) if AN < .06		B (2.0) if AN < .08
	C (2.0) if AN < .10		D (1.0) if AN < .12
	F (0.0) if AN > .12
	If enabled, the axial non-uniformity is appended to the symbol data according the ISO/IEC 16022 Symbol Quality Output Mode setting.
Serial Cmd:	<K709,symbol contrast,print growth,axial non-uniformity,UEC>
Default:	Disabled
Options:	0 = Disabled		1 = Enabled

(Data Matrix Only)