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6.1.57 NVE-18 (Nummer der Versandeinheit)
Symbology number: 75
Valid characters: “0”..”9”
Check digit method: Modulo10
Default check digit: Modulo10
Quiet zone: left/right: 10X, min. ¼ inch
Module width: X >= 0.19 mm
Standard print ratio: 1:2:3:4:1:2:3:4
Ratio format: 1B:2B:3B:4B:1S:2S:3S:4S
Default check digit: Automatic (symbology specific).
Modulo 10 (eCDMod10) and Modulo 103
(eCDEAN128)
Symbol size: --
(00)123456789012345675
NVE stands for “Nummer der Versandeinheit” (a German term for tracking number). This code uses
an EAN-128 symbology with a prefixed Application Identifier (AI)
00. The AI “00” is inserted automa-
tically and must not be included in the input data. It is similar to SSCC-18.
6.1.58 NW-7
This symbology is identical with Codabar 2 Widths and is also known as Code 2 of 7.
The Japanese version of the Codabar 2 Widths barcode is called NW7. Another name for this
symbology is Code 2 of 7
– see section 6.1.8
The following symbols can be encoded in NW7: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, -, $, /, ., +
6.1.59 Pharmacode One-Track
Symbology number: 51
Valid characters: “0”..”9” or binary
Quiet zone: left/right: 6 mm
Module width: 2-3 mm
Standard print ratio: 1:3:2:4:2:3
Ratio format: 1B:2B:1C:2C:1S:2S
Default check digit: None (eCDNone)
Symbol size: 5-10 mm height
111111
This code was invented by Laetus
®
. It is used in pharmaceutical areas. Pharmacode supports
colored bars. The data for the bars/spaces is encoded directly in the property Text :
 “0” is used for a narrow bar (the width of these bars are enlarged after a color change,
according to ratio 1C)
 “1” is used for a wide bar (the width of these bars are enlarged after a color change,
according to ratio 2C)
 “b” is used for a narrow bar
 “c” is used for a wide bar
When using colored bars, the color is specified by the escape sequence \Crrggbb (where rrggbb is
an RGB value; each letter stands for a hexadecimal digit (0-f); rr stands for the red, gg for the
green, and bb for the blue value part). The sequence \Ce resets the color to default. The barcode
Format must be set to D and EscapeSequences must be activated.
The data for the barcode in the example above is as follows (the color escape sequence is not
displayed in the human readable text): 111\C2a3282111.