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Value
Code
A
A
String
Code
B
B
String
Code
C
C
String
Value
Code
A
A
String
Code
B
B
String
Code
C
C
String
0
SP
( )
SP
( )
00
(00)
54
V
(V)
V
(V)
54
(54)
1
!
(!)
!
(!)
01
(01)
55
W
(W)
W
(W)
55
(55)
2
"
(")
"
(")
02
(02)
56
X
(X)
X
(X)
56
(56)
3
#
(#)
#
(#)
03
(03)
57
Y
(Y)
Y
(Y)
57
(57)
4
$
($)
$
($)
04
(04)
58
Z
(Z)
Z
(Z)
58
(58)
5
%
(%)
%
(%)
05
(05)
59
[
([)
[
([)
59
(59)
6
&
(&)
&
(&)
06
(06)
60
\
(\\)
\
(\\)
60
(60)
7
'
(')
'
(')
07
(07)
61
]
(])
]
(])
61
(61)
8
(
(\()
(
(\()
08
(08)
62
^
(^)
^
(^)
62
(62)
9
)
(\))
)
(\))
09
(09)
63
_
(_)
_
(_)
63
(63)
10
*
(*)
*
(*)
10
(10)
64
NUL
(`)
`
(`)
64
(64)
11
+
(+)
+
(+)
11
(11)
65
SOH
(a)
a
(a)
65
(65)
12
,
(,)
,
(,)
12
(12)
66
STX
(b)
b
(b)
66
(66)
13
-
(-)
-
(-)
13
(13)
67
ETX
(c)
c
(c)
67
(67)
14
.
(.)
.
(.)
14
(14)
68
EOT
(d)
d
(d)
68
(68)
15
/
(/)
/
(/)
15
(15)
69
ENQ
(e)
e
(e)
69
(69)
16
0
(0)
0
(0)
16
(16)
70
ACK
(f)
f
(f)
70
(70)
17
1
(1)
1
(1)
17
(17)
71
BEL
(g)
g
(g)
71
(71)
18
2
(2)
2
(2)
18
(18)
72
BS
(h)
h
(h)
72
(72)
19
3
(3)
3
(3)
19
(19)
73
HT
(i)
i
(i)
73
(73)
20
4
(4)
4
(4)
20
(20)
74
LF
(j)
j
(j)
74
(74)
21
5
(5)
5
(5)
21
(21)
75
VT
(k)
k
(k)
75
(75)
22
6
(6)
6
(6)
22
(22)
76
FF
(l)
l
(l)
76
(76)
23
7
(7)
7
(7)
23
(23)
77
CR
(m)
m
(m)
77
(77)
24
8
(8)
8
(8)
24
(24)
78
SO
(n)
n
(n)
78
(78)
25
9
(9)
9
(9)
25
(25)
79
SI
(o)
o
(o)
79
(79)
26
:
(:)
:
(:)
26
(26)
80
DLE
(p)
p
(p)
80
(80)
27
;
(;)
;
(;)
27
(27)
81
DC1
(q)
q
(q)
81
(81)
28
<
(<)
<
(<)
28
(28)
82
DC2
(r)
r
(r)
82
(82)
29
=
(=)
=
(=)
29
(29)
83
DC3
(s)
s
(s)
83
(83)
30
>
(>)
>
(>)
30
(30)
84
DC4
(t)
t
(t)
84
(84)
31
?
(?)
?
(?)
31
(31)
85
NAK
(u)
u
(u)
85
(85)
32
@
(@)
@
(@)
32
(32)
86
SYN
(v)
v
(v)
86
(86)
33
A
(A)
A
(A)
33
(33)
87
ETB
(w)
w
(w)
87
(87)
34
B
(B)
B
(B)
34
(34)
88
CAN
(x)
x
(x)
88
(88)
35
C
(C)
C
(C)
35
(35)
89
EM
(y)
y
(y)
89
(89)
36
D
(D)
D
(D)
36
(36)
90
SUB
(z)
z
(z)
90
(90)
37
E
(E)
E
(E)
37
(37)
91
ESC
({)
{
({)
91
(91)
38
F
(F)
F
(F)
38
(38)
92
FS
(|)
|
(|)
92
(92)
39
G
(G)
G
(G)
39
(39)
93
GS
(})
}
(})
93
(93)
40
H
(H)
H
(H)
40
(40)
94
RS
(~~)
~
(~~)
94
(94)
41
I
(I)
I
(I)
41
(41)
95
US
(DEL)
DEL
(DEL)
95
(95)
42
J
(J)
J
(J)
42
(42)
96
FNC3
(~3)
FNC3
(~3)
96
(96)
43
K
(K)
K
(K)
43
(43)
97
FNC2
(~2)
FNC2
(~2)
97
(97)
44
L
(L)
L
(L)
44
(44)
98
SHFT
(~S)
SHFT
(~S)
98
(98)
45
M
(M)
M
(M)
45
(45)
99
CodC
(~C)
CodC
(~C)
99
(99)
46
N
(N)
N
(N)
46
(46)
100
CodB
(~B)
FNC4
(~4)
CodB
(~B)
47
O
(O)
O
(O)
47
(47)
101
FNC4
(~4)
CodA
(~A)
CodA
(~A)
48
P
(P)
P
(P)
48
(48)
102
FNC1
(~1)
FNC1
(~1)
FNC1
(~1)
49
Q
(Q)
Q
(Q)
49
(49)
50
R
(R)
R
(R)
50
(50)
103
Start CODE A (~a)
51
S
(S)
S
(S)
51
(51)
104
Start CODE B (~b)
52
T
(T)
T
(T)
52
(52)
105
Start CODE C (~c)
53
U
(U)
U
(U)
53
(53)
If the UCC128 or EAN128 flags are true, the symbol is to be used as part of the UCC or EAN
system as a supplemental code. Both systems use the same format. A UCC-128 symbol is a stan-
dard Code 128 symbol that begins with one of the start characters immediately followed by an
FNC1 character. FNC1 has been reserved to exclusively indicate a UCC 128/EAN 128 symbol.
The remainder of the characters are fairly free-form. The first two characters are usually numeric
and indicate the format of the remainder of the symbol. These remaining characters may be
alphabetic and/or numeric characters and may be any length up to 30 characters. When PAL is
requested to build a symbol in this format, it checks that the character after the start code is FNC1.
If it is not, an FNC1 is inserted.