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These two elements may be combined in any sequence, giving the possibility of producing
bars and spaces of any width that is a multiple of the basic element width. The default
bar/spaces width is 1/60" (q= 0,1) but these values may be set by the user according to its
specific needs. Data fields do not have a defined format length and contain 0,1 data only.
Otherwise question marks are printed in place of HRC string, if possible.
No Human Readable Interpretation is possible No TEXT STRING below or above the
bar/space symbol can be printed. The fand ofields are ignored.
C25-3BAR DC4 DC4 ESC ! n11pEM
The C25-3BAR bar code data fields do not have a defined format length and contain numeric
data only. Otherwise, question marks are printed in place of the HRC string, if possible. If the
ocheck digit option field takes a value of 1, an internally generated check digit complying with
general 2/5 family algorithm is added to the encoded string. However, it will not show on the
required HRC string.
Code BCD DC4 DC4 ESC ! n12pEM
The CODE-BCD bar code data fields do not have a defined format length and contain
numeric data only. Otherwise question marks will be printed in place of the HRC string, if
possible. No internal check digit algorithm is available for this standard. The ofield is
meaningless.
MSI Plessey DC4 DC4 ESC ! n13pEM
The MSI bar code data fields do not have a defined format length and must contain numeric
data only. Otherwise question marks are printed in place of the HRC string, if possible. To
releave the host from calculating the MSI check digits, internal algorithms are provided that
are accessible by the host application program, giving the proper supported value to the
ocheck-digit option field, according to the following options:
0 Print the bar code symbol with no
printer-generated check digits
1 Print the bar code symbol with IBM
Modulus-10 check digit -generated
by the printer and put at the end of
the numeric string. This is the 2nd
check digit. The 1st check digit is
IBM Modulus-10 also. 2 Print the bar code symbol with both
check digits generated by the printer and
put at the end of the data. The 2nd check
digit is IBM Modulus-10. The 1st check
digit is also IBM Modulus-10.
3 Print the bar code symbol with both
check digits generated by the printer
and put it at the end of the data. The
2nd check digit is IBM Modulus-10.
The 1st check digit is NCR Modulus-
11. If the modulus is 10, it is an error
and question marks are printed in
place of the HRC string, if possible. 4 Print the bar code symbol with both
check digits generated by the printer and
put it at the end of the data. The 2nd
check digit is IBM Modulus-10. The 1st
check digit is IBM Modulus-11. If the
modulus is 10, it is an error and question
marks are printed in place of the HRC
string, if possible.
5 Print the bar code symbol with both
check digits generated by the printer
and put it at the end of the data. The
2nd check digit is IBM Modulus-10.
The 1st check digit is the
complement to 11 of NCR Modulus-
11 algorithm applied to the received
string, If the modulus is 0 or 1, the
check digit is 0. 6 Print the bar code symbol with both
check digits generated by the printer and
put it at the end of the data. The 2nd
check digit is IBM Modulus-10. The 1st
check digit is the complement to 11 of
IBM Modulus-11 algorithm applied to the
received string. If the modulus is 0 or 1,
the check digit is 0.