Konica Minolta Darwin VDP Software - Manual (Page 41)

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6.1.63 Planet 14
Symbology number: 83
Valid characters: “0”..”9”, 13 digits + 1 check digit
Quiet zone: left/right: 1/25 inch
top/bottom: 1/8 inch
Module width: --
Standard print ratio: 1:1
Ratio format: 1B:1S
Default check digit: Modulo 10 Planet (eCDMod10Pla)
Possible check digits: User supplied
Symbol size: 13 digits + 1 check digit
12345678901239
This code was developed for the United States Postal Services. It is a 3-of-5 variant of the Postnet
barcode.
6.1.64 Plessey Code
Symbology number: 46
Valid characters: numeric [0..9] A, B, C, D, E, F
Quiet zone: left/right: 12X
Module width: --
Standard print ratio: 1:2:1:2
Ratio format: 1B:2B:1S:2S
Default check digit: Plessey (eCDPlessey)
Possible check digits: User supplied
Symbol size: --
ABC123B3
Plessey code is in use primarily in libraries. It is a pulse-width modulated code and was developed
by Plessey Company Limited in UK. The basic encoding principle in Plessey Code was used by
MSE Data Corporation to construct its MSI barcode.
The check digit is calculated with a polynomial CRC algorithm and is always part of the symbology.
6.1.65 Rational Codabar
Is the same as Codabar – see section 6.1.8.
6.1.66 Royal Mail 4 State (RM4SCC)
Symbology number: 70
Valid characters: “0”..”9”, “A”..”Z”
Quiet zone: left/right: 2 mm
Module width: --
Standard print ratio: 1:1
Ratio format: 1B:1S
Default check digit: Automatic (symbology specific).
Possible check digits: User supplied
Symbol size: max. 9 digits without check digits
This code is a height modulated code using 4 different vertical bars. It is used in mass-mailing
applications (Cleanmail, Mailsort) of the Royal Mail, United Kingdom and Singapore (also called
SinPost barcode). Encoded are ZIPs.
6.1.67 SCC-14
Shipping Container Code – see DUN-14.