Dascom TallyCom III Installation & Operators Guide - Manual (Page 45)

Appendix B. Bar Code Printing
Note: Please note that bar code printing depends on the printer in which the Printserver is installed.
For further information, contact your point of purchase.
B.1 Bar Code Type Definition using non-IPDS
It is possible to define up to 8 bar code definitions specifying bar code type, height, and expansion.
This is done in Function 59.
The bar code types 22 to 39 appear as a combination of the following parameters:
2x
Bar code with numeric or alphanumeric characters
printed beneath the bar code
3x
Bar code without numeric or alphanumeric characters
printed beneath the bar code.
X1
Code 128, type C/EAN-128 (with fixed, initial code-F1)
X2
EAN8/EAN13 and UPC A
7 data: check digit 8 included EAN 8
8 data: check digit 8 is check digit EAN 8
11 data. check digit 12 included UPC A
12 data: check digit 13 included EAN 13
13 data: check digit 13 is checked EAN 13
X3
Interleaved 2 of 5
X4
Industrial 2 of 5
X5
Codabar
X6
MSI, check digit must be supplied by the system
X8
Plessey, check digit must be supplied by the system
X9
Code 3 of 9. Both line and medium are supported
depending on expansion
If text example is specified to be written beneath the bar code graphics, it will be centered. If centering
is not possible (i.e. text wider than graphics), the text will be aligned with the horizontal start position
of the bar code.
The actual data to be converted into bar codes is received in Function W(n) (see this). Changing a bar
code definition is done by simply overwriting it.
B.2 Bar Codes Supported in IPDS
Additional bar codes are supported with the IPDS option. These include all common 1-D barcodes
and many popular 2-D barcodes as well. With IPDS, the host specifies the barcode; an FSL
programming sequence is not required to print the barcode.
1. Code 39 (3-of-9 Code), AIM USS-39
2. MSI (modified Plessey code)
3. UPC/CGPC Version A
4. UPC/CGPC Version E
5. UPC Two-digit Supplemental (Periodicals)
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