Code One - Intermec 3440 User Manual

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Using ,m1 to Select a Code One Version
,m1 is the version of Code One you are printing. Code One selections with
all the ,m1 variables are shown below. The default for ,m1 is 0.
Code One, variable length (Autoselects from Code One
c13,0[ ,m2,m3 ]
version A to Code One version H)
Code One version A
c13,1[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version B
c13,2[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version C
c13,3[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version D
c13,4[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version E
c13,5[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version F
c13,6[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version G
c13,7[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version H
c13,8[ ,m2,m3 ]
Code One version S10
c13,9[ ,m2,m3 ]
c13,10[ ,m2,m3 ] Code One version S20
c13,11[ ,m2,m3 ] Code One version S30
c13,12[ ,m2,m3 ] Code One version T16
c13,13[ ,m2,m3 ] Code One version T32
c13,14[ ,m2,m3 ] Code One version T48
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, you can select the variable Code One version
(set ,m1 = 0). This selection lets the printer choose the correct version of
Code One (from version A to version H) based on the 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 situation happens 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. This situation
does not mean you should use a version of a smaller size, because if it is too
small for your data to fit, the symbol will not print.
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