Tally T9114, Инструкция по установке и программированию

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„Barcode & More“ Fonts
The Barcode module features the old „Barcode & More“ cartridge fonts and some
scalable logos that can be used together with barcodes, on labels and other documents.
„Barcode & More“ fonts and special logos are accessible through fonts, using standard
PCL-5 font commands.
Note: OCR-A and LINE DRAW characters are not supported.
CODABAR/MONARCH:
Encodes digits and punctuation characters. Used mostly for blood labelling.
Code 128: Alphanumeric
New standard for most barcode labels. Code 128 is a very compact bar code for numeric
and alpha-numeric strings. It has 3 modes: A, B and C, which encode different range of
characters. Code 128 auto is an exclusive Barcode module feature that allows you to
encode all the 128 ASCII characters by analysing the string to encode, then use the
required Code 128 modes. The Barcode module switches dynamically between A, B and
C sets to provide the most compact code. Code 128 Auto is fully compliant with the new
European standard for palette labels, which uses Code 128 mode B and C within the
same code.
Code 39: Alphanumeric
The real name is „3of 9 barcode“. It is probably the most commonly used bar code as it
encodes not only digits, but also upper-case letters and punctuation. Spaces are encoded
as bars. Text is encoded between start and stop characters ‘*’ which are automatically
generated by the Barcode module.
The stroke width relation is allowed to be between 1:2.0 and 1:3.0.
Code 93: Alphanumeric
Compressed version of Code 39.
Code 93 Extended: Alphanumeric
Compressed version of Extended Code 39.