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SD/CD Series Card Printers OpenCard Data Format Guide 19
XML Header — The first line of an OpenCard card format must be a standard XML declaration.
The header must also include the SVG declaration shown, with the beginning <svg> and its
corresponding </svg> at the end of the card format. An XML header also includes the card
dimensions, which correspond to the number of pixels (px) when printing at 300 dpi (width =
3.375” x 300 = 1013 px; height = 2.125” x 300 = 638 px). This is the only resolution supported.
Card Side Layer — Identifies on which side of the card the personalization occurs.
datacard:translations (not shown) — Applied at the same level as a card side layer,
datacard:translations are instructions to apply translations to the data stream.
Personalization Operation —Defines monochrome or color graphics, and instructions for
magnetic stripe and topcoat.
datacard:flip (not shown) — Applied at the same level as the personalization operation,
datacard:flip flips the card to prepare it for personalization.
Image and Text ID Layers — Provide the appearance and placement details for images and text.
Naming a Card Format in the Data Stream
The @G command in the OpenCard data stream defines which card format (or Legacy SP/CP
Series card layout ) to use to print the card.
• If an @G command is in the data stream, then the printer uses the card format. If the named
card format is not loaded on the printer, then the card is rejected and does not print.
• If no @G command exists in the data stream, then the printer software uses the card format
named Default. If Default doesn’t exist, the card is rejected and the request does not print.
Naming Card Stock in the Data Stream
The @C command in the OpenCard data stream defines which card stock to use. A card stock
definition is required when setting up the LCD panel to prompt the user to insert a card in the
exception slot of the input hopper. Prompts from the LCD panel are shown only with manual
card insertion.
• If an @C command is in the data stream, then the printer uses the card stock requested.
• If the card stock is not defined on the printer, then the card will use the card stock defined in
Printer Manager as Default. If Default doesn’t exist, the card is rejected and the request does
not print.
- Datacard 1
- SD/CD Series Card Printers 1
- Proprietary Notice 2
- Trademark Acknowledgments 2
- Revision Log 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Chapter 1: About this Manual 8
- Organization 9
- Intended Audience 10
- Conventions this Manual Uses 11
- Related Publications 11
- Chapter 2: Getting Started 12
- Series Printers 14
- Printer Manager Tools 15
- OpenCard Requirements 15
- Other Requirements 16
- 10 Getting Started 17
- Printers 19
- Click Add a local printer 20
- Set up a new TCP/IP port 20
- Select Create a new port 20
- Click Next. 20
- Configure the generic driver 21
- Click Next 21
- Click Finish 22
- Generic/Text Driver for USB 23
- Chapter 3: Creating Card 24
- Formats 24
- 18 Creating Card Formats 25
- 20 Creating Card Formats 27
- Data ID Naming Conventions 27
- Dynamic Text Data 27
- Magnetic Stripe Data 27
- Static Data 27
- Card Side Layers 28
- Personalization Operations 30
- GRAPHIC_MONOCHROME Example 31
- GRAPHIC_COLOR Example 32
- Defining Topcoat Application 33
- MAGSTRIPE Example 2 35
- Adding Text and Image Layers 36
- Defining Text ID Layers 36
- 30 Creating Card Formats 37
- 34 Creating Card Formats 41
- OpenCard 41
- Card format 41
- Card result 42
- • CODE39 • UPCA 43
- • CODE128 • EAN8 43
- • Interleaved 2 of 5 • EAN13 43
- • datacard:barRatio=“3to1” 44
- Defining Image Element Layers 46
- 40 Creating Card Formats 47
- Image Element Example 48
- 42 Creating Card Formats 49
- Chapter 4: Exporting Legacy 50
- Card Layouts, Graphics, and 50
- Using Legacy Fonts 55
- Chapter 5: Working with 56
- Printer Manager 56
- Importing a Graphic/Logo File 60
- Exporting a Graphic/Logo File 61
- Importing Fonts 62
- Exporting Fonts 63
- 2. Open Printer Manager 64
- Viewing the Print Request Log 65
- Chapter 6: Printing Cards 68
- 62 Printing Cards 69
- Appendix A: Sample Card 70
- Sample 2—RiverViewCasino.svg 72
- Appendix B: Setting Up 74
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