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Appendix G – Barcode Details
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<STX>L
D11<CR>
1W1d4400000100010This is the data portion<CR><CR>
[3]
121100000000100Barcode W1D<CR>
E
(Two termination
characters
required.)
Manual Formatting (W1D)
With bar code identifier ‘D’, minor changes allow flexibility for data entry. (Spaces have been
added for readability.)
[q,] [e [m] i,] cdata cdata cdata…cdata term
[2]
Where:
Field
Valid Inputs
Meaning
q
1, 2
QR Code Model number, optional. Model 2 is the default.
e
H, Q, M, L
Error Correction Level (Reed-Solomon) – Four levels
allowing recovery of the symbol code words:
H
= Ultra Reliability Level (30%)
Q
= High Reliability Level (25%)
M
= Standard Reliability Level (15%)
L
= High Density Level (7%)
m
0 – 8, none
Mask Number, optional:
None =
Automatic Selection
0-7 =
Mask 0 to Mask 7
8 = No Mask
I
A, a, M, m
Data Input Mode:
A
=
Automatic setting, ASCII
[1]
a =
Automatic,
hex-ASCII
[1]
M
=
Manual Setting, ASCII
[2]
m = manual,
hex-ASCII
[2]
cdata
N, A, B, K
immediately followed
by data
Character Mode:
N =
Numeric, N data
A =
Alphanumeric, A data
B
=
Binary , Bnnnn data (where nnnn = data byte-
count, 4 decimal digits; byte-count /2 for hex-
ASCII
K =
Kanji, K data
term
<CR>, <CR><CR>
[3]
The data string is terminated with a termination character,
generally a 0x0d hex, but can be changed by the operator. If
the Data Input Mode is Automatic, the data string is
terminated with two successive termination characters.
[1]
When Data Input Mode = Automatic – Kanji data cannot be used; Manual data input is required.
[2]
When using manual formatting commas are required between format fields and data types.
[3]
<CR> represents the line termination character as defined by the current control code set or after use of
Txx
, line field terminator label format command.
If HEX/ASCII mode is selected in manual Data Input Mode, only the data for Kanji or Binary
data types will be converted, therefore the other data types and all command characters must be
entered in ASCII format. If HEX/ASCII is selected in automatic Data Input Mode, all of the data
must be entered in HEX/ASCII format.