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Pos
C 67
D 70
E 73
F 75
G 77
H 78
I 80
J 82
O 84
K 85
L 86
[chars] 88
Z last
y* - The symbology identifiers use groups of numbers to identify each
symbology. The range of possible values could potentially span 100 for each
symbology category. The Symbology Identifier Table lists each identifier group
with the corresponding symbology.
* A no read condition is indicated by all four bytes yy, M and N set to 0 in a
transmission. All other data is therefore not valid.
See the ~OS# command
Symbology Identifier Table
Identifiers
02
03
04
3 - 4
Chars Parameters
Three digit number shows total scans-on-
code.
3
000-999; Good Quiet Zones (scans)
3
Two digit number shows Lead QZ. Units:
.1X (00-9A)
2
Two digit number shows Trail QZ. Units:
.1X (00-9A)
2
One digit number: '0' (off), '1' (on). Sync
state.
1
IGC, two bytes: Units of X dimension times
10. Value = 00 when N/A
2
Two digits; Percent of good global
thresholds. (00-9A)
2
Two digits; Calculated application
checksum value or Code 93 mod check K
2
One digit; indicates the subsymbology
enabled in the y field of ~LFxy command for
this symbol. A value of 0 indicates no
subsymbology check is enabled.
1
One digit; Buffer overrun indication; 0 = no
overrun
1
Two digits; Decode header indicator "^^"
2
Bar code data characters (variable length).
...
Programmable ASCII character indicates
end of transmit; See
28) command. LF (line feed) required for
ScanView.
1
(page 6-18) for other transmission data formats.
Symbology Category
I 2 of 5
Code 128
Code 93
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