Microcom 466 - Manual (Page 73)

Chapter 8 Bar Codes
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consume half as much space as they would using Subsets A or B. If TCI 40 is selected, the
printer will automatically decide which subset is most efficient and insert the appropriate shift
character. It is also possible to manually change the subset by using TCI=41. Please note that
the correct rules must be followed to prevent and incorrect bar code.
Code 128 Special Function Access
# Value CODE A CODE B CODE C
#0 96 FNC3 FNC3 -----
#1 97 FNC2 FNC2 -----
#2 98 SHIFT SHIFT -----
#3 99 CODE C CODE C -----
#4 100 CODE B FNC4 CODE B
#5 101 FNC4 CODE A CODE A
#6 102 FNC1 FNC1 FNC1
#7 103 START ----- -----
#8 104 ----- START -----
#9 105 ----- ----- START
#M or #m 77 CR ----- -----
## 3 # # -----
Table 11
Codabar (Rationalized Codabar), TCI=42
The Codabar bar code is typically used to identify air shipping containers, library items and
blood information. It can encode the characters 0 through 9, -$:.+ABCD and four different
start/stop characters.
Code 93, TCI=43
Code 93 is a high density, full alphanumeric, variable length, bar code. Through the use of
reserved shift characters, it can encode all of the first 128 ASCII characters.
AS-10, TCI=44
AS-10 is not widely used. It is variable length and encodes the numeric values 1234567890
only.
PDF-417, TCI=46
PDF-417 is a two dimensional bar code.
Enter the following command before the label format:
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