Datamax E-Class Mark II Programmer's Manual page 230

Where:
Field Valid Inputs
1,2,3, and 4
a
W
b[b]
1 to 9, A to Z, and a to z
c
1 to 9, A to Z, and a to z
d
000 to 999
eee
0000 to 9999
ffff
0000 to 9999
gggg
000, 050, 080, 100, 140
hhh
i
9, 11, 13 ... 49. ECC 140
jjj
minimum is 15.
9, 11, 13 ... 49. ECC 140
kkk
minimum is 15.
8-bit data, followed by a
ll...l
termination character.
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Appendix G – Bar Code Details
Rotation
W Fixed value, extended bar code set
Selects the DataMatrix bar code - the two differing values
c, 1c
have no other significance.
Module size horizontal multiplier
Module size vertical multiplier
No effect; Must be numeric
Label position, row
Label position, column
A 3-digit convolutional error correction level.
If any number other than one of these options is entered
then the nearest lesser value from the valid entries is used.
Example: Selecting an ECC value of 099 will cause the
1 digit format identification:
0 - Automatically choose the encodation scheme based
1 - Numeric data.
2 - Upper-case alphabetic.
3 - Upper-case alphanumeric and punctuation characters
4 - Upper-case alphanumeric.
0 - 6 5 - ASCII, the full 128 ASCII character set.
6 - Any 8-bit byte.
If a format identifier is selected which will not encode the
input character stream then the bar code symbol will not be
printed.
Auto-encodation format identification is recommended
since it will select the best possible encodation scheme for
the input stream.
A 3 digit odd number (or 000) of rows requested. 000
causes rows to be automatically determined. If the rows
and columns do not match, the symbol will be sized to a
square using the greater of the two values.
A 3 digit odd number (or 000) of columns requested. 000
causes columns to be automatically determined. If the rows
and columns do not match, the symbol will be sized to a
square using the greater of the two values.
Data to be encoded.
Table G-2: DataMatrix ECC 000 – 140 Record Structure
Meaning
actual ECC value of 080 to be used.
on the characters to be encoded.
(period, comma, hyphen, and slash).
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