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LEFT and RIGHT delimiters, the System-Digit and the Check-Digit will be
printed as descending bars to make a field to host a 6-digits HRC string and the
System-Digit HRC to the left of LEFT delimiter (at about the middle of the
symbol) when f field is missing or set to 1; in this case, the Check-Digit will show
in HRC to the right of the RIGHT delimiter (at about the middle of the symbol),
when o field takes values 2 or 3: it will never show on HRC string otherwise.
UPC-EAN 2
DC4 DC4 ESC! n 5 p EM
ADD ON-2 bar code data fields contain numeric data only: question marks will
be printed in place of HRC string otherwise, if possible.
If 3-digit strings will be received within a DC4 DC4 ESC (... EM control sequence
and o check-digit option field is missing or takes NULL value, the symbol will
encode the first 2 digits and the 3
rd
received digit will be used as check digit, even
though this may affect its readability; if o field takes 1 value, the 3
rd
digit is
matched versus the internally generated check-digit an question marks will
printed in place of HRC string when mismatching, if possible.
If 2-digit strings will be received and o check digit field is missing or takes NULL
value, question marks will be printed in place of HRC string, when possible; if o
field takes value 1, the check digit will be computed applying the internally
available algorithm to the received string in order to properly encode the symbol.
If f field is missing or takes value 1, the 2-digits HRC string will be printed above
the Bar/Spaces symbol and its height will be part of the overall symbol’s height;
the check-digit will never show on HRC string. If f field takes value 0, the
symbol’s encoding will print at full height.
Summary of Contents for MDP 30FB
Page 1: ...M MD DP P 3 30 0F FB B P Pr ro og gr ra am mm me er r M Ma an nu ua al l Rev 003...
Page 2: ......
Page 126: ...124 P PC C S St ta an nd da ar rd d C Ch ha ar ra ac ct te er r S Se et ts s C CS S1 1...
Page 127: ...125 C CS S2 2...
Page 128: ...126 E EP PS SO ON N N Na at ti io on na al l V Va ar ri ia at ti io on ns s...
Page 130: ...128 G Gr re ee ek k C CP P4 43 37 7 G G...
Page 131: ...129 M Mu ul lt ti il la an ng gu ua ag ge e C CP P8 85 50 0...
Page 132: ...130 G Gr re ee ek k C CP P8 85 51 1...
Page 133: ...131 L La at ti in n2 2 C CP P8 85 52 2...
Page 134: ...132 T Tu ur rk ki is sh h C CP P8 85 53 3...
Page 135: ...133 R Ru us ss si ia an n C CP P8 85 55 5...
Page 136: ...134 T Tu ur rk ki is sh h C CP P8 85 57 7...
Page 137: ...135 E Eu ur ro o P PC C M Mu ul lt ti il li in ng gu ua al l C CP P8 85 58 8...
Page 138: ...136 P Po or rt tu ug gu ue es se e C CP P8 86 60 0...
Page 139: ...137 H He eb br re ew w C CP P8 86 62 2...
Page 140: ...138 F Fr re en nc ch h C Ca an na ad di ia an n C CP P8 86 63 3...
Page 141: ...139 A Ar ra ab bi ic c C CP P8 86 64 4...
Page 142: ...140 N No or rw we eg gi ia an n C CP P8 86 65 5...
Page 143: ...141 C Cy yr ri il ll li ic c C CP P8 86 66 6...
Page 144: ...142 T Tu ur rk ki is sh h C CP P8 86 67 7...
Page 145: ...143 O OC CR R A A C CP P8 87 76 6...
Page 146: ...144 O OC CR R B B C CP P8 87 77 7...
Page 147: ...145 T TA AS SS S C Cy yr ri il ll li ic c...
Page 148: ...146 9 96 6G Gr re ee ek k...
Page 149: ...147 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 1 1 L La at ti in n 1 1...
Page 150: ...148 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 2 2 L La at ti in n 2 2...
Page 151: ...149 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 3 3 L La at ti in n 3 3...
Page 152: ...150 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 4 4 L La at ti in n 4 4...
Page 153: ...151 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 5 5 L La at ti in n C Cy yr ri il ll li ic c...
Page 154: ...152 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 6 6 L La at ti in n A Ar ra ab bi ic c...
Page 155: ...153 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 7 7 L La at ti in n G Gr re ee ek k...
Page 156: ...154 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 8 8 L La at ti in n H He eb br re ew w...
Page 157: ...155 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 9 9 L La at ti in n 5 5...
Page 158: ...156 I IS SO O 8 88 85 59 9 1 15 5 L La at ti in n 9 9...