Microcom 470 - Manual (Page 81)

Chapter 7 Barcodes
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Code 128 Special Function Access
# Value CODE A CODE B CODE C
#0 96 FNC3 FNC3 -----
#1 97 FNC2 FNC2 -----
#2 98 SHIFT SHIFT -----
#3 99 CODE C CODE C -----
#4 100 CODE B FNC4 CODE B
#5 101 FNC4 CODE A CODE A
#6 102 FNC1 FNC1 FNC1
#7 103 START ----- -----
#8 104 ----- START -----
#9 105 ----- ----- START
## 3 # # -----
Table 13
For example: The UCC-128 shipping container specification requires the 128 bar code to start
in subset C and contain the character function 1. The following format example illustrates how
this is done.
^D575
1,8325
1,100,200,30,41,,,,2,1005
^D565
^D25
#9#612345678905
^D35
Codabar (Rationalized Codabar), TCI=42
The Codabar bar code is typically used to identify air shipping containers, library items and
blood information. It can encode the characters 0 through 9, -$:.+ABCD and four different
start/stop characters.
Code 93, TCI=43
Code 93 is a high density, full alphanumeric, variable length, bar code. Through the use of
reserved shift characters, it can encode all of the first 128 ASCII characters.