Kyocera TASKalfa 3051ci User Manual page 56

Note that in this case an error will, of course, occur if a value other than 1 is
entered under XBCP 2,#.
XBCP 4,#;
# stands for the postal code. Depending on the mode (which has been
entered in XBCP 1,#), a numerical or alphanumerical postal code is permitted.
If it is numerical, then a numerical parameter must be entered; if it is
alphanumerical, on the other hand, a string must be entered in quotation
marks. The postal code may contain up to 9 digits in mode 2 (numerical) and
up to 6 capital letters or digits in mode 3 (alphanumerical). In modes 4 through
6, the entire entry XBCP 4,# is unnecessary.
XBCP 5,#;
Country number, which must comply with the specification. The Barcode
Flash solution does not verify the validity of the country number; the
requesting application is exclusively responsible for its accuracy. In modes 4
through 6, the entire entry XBCP 5,# is unnecessary.
XBCP 6,#;
Service class, which must comply with the specification. The Barcode
Flash solution does not verify the validity of the service class; the requesting
application is exclusively responsible for its accuracy. In modes 4 through 6,
the entire entry XBCP 6,# is unnecessary.
These data are followed by the command XBAR, which is responsible for
printing out the symbol using the parameters entered by the XBCP
commands. This can be used here in either of two different ways. You should
select one of these alternatives depending on the nature of your application.
1.
XBAR;<data>;ENDB;
Here the useful data follow directly after the command closed with the
semicolon and are closed with the sequence ;ENDB;
2.
XBAR 19;<MAXICODE MAXICODE>
Here the number of bytes of the useful data is entered after the command
and closed with a semicolon. This number of bytes is thereafter used as
useful data. In this case, the 19-byte long string <MAXICODE MAXICODE>
would have been printed out in the symbol.
Example of a complete request:
!R!RES;MZP 1,2;
XBCP 0,8;
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