Intermec 4630 User Manual page 162

4630 and 4830 Bar Code Label Printers User's Manual
It is important that you select the correct version of Code One for the data you
are encoding. If you try to encode data in the wrong version, your symbol may
not print.
If your data lengths vary greatly for different labels, or if you are not sure
which symbology to select, use the default setting. The printer will print the
correct version of Code One (from version A to version H) based on data
length. If you know your data lengths are consistent, or if the printer always
chooses the same version, you should manually select the Code One version to
save printer memory.
When you print Code One symbols, you may notice that part of your symbol
contains no data. This occurs because each version of Code One has a fixed size
and the version that is large enough to accommodate all your data may be
larger than you need. However; be careful about using a smaller size version,
because if it is too small for your data to fit, the symbol will not print.
The following table shows the data lengths that each Code One version
accommodates.
Note: The data lengths in the table are approximations of the maximum amount of data
for each version of Code One. The printer compresses the data before it encodes it,
which shortens the length of the amount you send. This condition should not affect
printing, but if you select the variable length, the printer may select a Code One
version that is smaller than the one listed next to your data length.
m1 Value
*
†
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Code One Type
0 variable*
1 A
2 B
3 C
4 D
5 E
6 F
7 G
8 H
9 S10
10 S20
11 S30
12 T16
13 T32
14 T48
Printer selects the correct Code One type based on data length.
Encodes only numeric data.
Full ASCII Alphanumeric
10 13
19 27
44 64
91 135
182 271
370 553
732 1096
1480 2218
†
†
†
10 13
24 34
38 55
Numeric
22
44
104
217
435
886
1755
3550
† 6
† 12
† 18
22
55
90