Intermec 3440 User Manual page 212

3440 Bar Code Label Printer User's Manual
The printer defines the data during Program mode (fixed), and ,m
d3
determines the JIS-ITF type. If the data length is not exactly 6, 14, or 16, the
printer uses the next highest JIS-ITF type with zero padding in front.
The JIS-ITF bar code is the Japanese Industry Standard for Interleaved 2 of
5. JIS-ITF bar codes are in a box of solid black line that measure 0.19 inch
(4.75 mm) and always include an interpretive field (21 x 14O CR-B (JIS x
9001)) that it centers underneath the bar code field.
Valid narrow bar width magnifications are 5, 8, and 10 dots. Due to
printhead dot size limitations, the printer cannot achieve a true 2.5 to 1 ratio
when using a narrow bar width of 5 dots. Instead, the printer uses a wide
bar width of 12 dots for a true 2.4 to 1 ratio.
JIS-ITF bar code fields consist of the three categories: standard, condensed,
and enlarged. If you are not using the command to define the source of the
field data, the printer automatically chooses a category. If your bar code
field contains 14 characters, the printer uses standard JIS-ITF. If your field
contains 6, the printer uses the condensed version, and if your field contains
16, the printer uses the enlarged version.
HIBC Code 128
Selects HIBC Code 128. Default for ,m1 is 0.
c16[ ,m1 ][ ,m2 ]
The next three modifiers conform to Supplier Standard:
Select HIBC Code 128. Primary format.
c16,0
Select HIBC Code 128. Alternate primary format.
c16,1
Select HIBC Code 128. Secondary format. The linkage character comes from
c16,2, m2
,m2, which is the field identifier.
The next four modifiers conform to Provider Standard:
Single format.
c16,3
First data format.
c16,4
Select HIBC Code 128. Second data format. The linkage character comes
c16,5, m2
from ,m2, which is the field identifier.
Select HIBC Code 128. Multiple data format.
c16,6
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