Bar Codes: Basics About - Leibinger JET3 Series Operating Manual

Group 8

8.7.1.1 Bar codes: Basics about

Code 39:speed
 Alphanumerical code
 Characters from A-Z, figures from 0-9, minus, period, space, dollar, slash, plus
percent
2 of 5 interleaved (Code 25):
 Numerical code. Figures from 0-9
 The number of digits has to be even. The Printer will automatically fill up missing
digits with left hand zeros. E.g. 123 -> 0123
EAN 8:
 Numerical code. Figures from 0-9
 8 digit code, last digit as check digit.
EAN 13:
 Numerical code. Figures from 0-9
 13 digit code, last digit as check digit.
UPC A12: (US equivalent to EAN13)
 Numerical code. Figures from 0-9
 12 digit code. First digit as indicator for number system, last digit as check digit.
UPC E8: (US equivalent to EAN8)
 Numerical code. Figures from 0-9
 8-digit code. First digit as indicator for number system, last digit as check digit.
Code 128B:
 Subtype of the 128 code; using code set B
 ASCII characters 32 to 127 (0-9, A-Z, a-z)
 Includes special characters FNC 1-4
Code 128C:
 Subtype of the 128 code; using code set C
 Especially for numerical purposes
 00-99 (encodes each two digits with one code) and FNC1
 Because of the two digits coding only an even number of characters is possible.
GS1 128
 Subset of the 128 code. Code set A, B or C is selected by the start character.
 Identifies data with FCN1 Application Identifiers (AI)
 ASCII characters 32 to 127 (0-9, A-Z, a-z)
 Formerly known as UCC/EAN-128
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