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110 Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide Related information For more information about... Schemas See... “About print jobs and schemas” on page 111 Constants “Creating a constant” on page 119 Counters “Creating a counter” on page 121 Bar code clones “Cloning a bar code” on page 123
Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide 111 About print jobs and schemas Introduction You can use VCode Diagnostics to perform simple labelling operations, but for production labelling of plates you use PlateTag. This topic relates together the concepts that you must understand to be able to use PlateTag. Print jobs In PlateTag, setting up a print job allows you to apply labels that are different from: ❑ Plate to plate ❑ One side of a plate to another A print job uses one schema for each side of the plate that you want to label. Schemas A schema is a collection of information that includes: ❑ The label format to use ❑ The vertical position of the stage during the labelling operation ❑ A general definition of each field in the label Each schema is given its own name. Field definitions In the schema, the general definition of each bar code field includes: ❑ The data type for the field ❑ The name of a variable that holds the actual data that goes into the field Data type A field’s data type is one of the following: Data type Data Source Constants Counters Clones Description An external file from which PlateTag can import field data A constant, the value of which remains the same for each label A counter, the value of which changes in a regular way with each label A value copied from another side of the plate Variable name A schema does not contain the actual data that is printed on a bar code. A schema contains the name of a variable that holds the actual data.
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