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Chapter 9: Bar Codes
The purpose of this chapter is to provide information pertaining to the unique requirements
of the individual symbologies that are resident in the printer. Bar codes are accessed by
selecting the appropriate TCI number.
9.1 Types of Bar Codes
This section provides information regarding the different requirements of the available
resident bar codes. Unless stated otherwise in the descriptions below, the printer will
automatically generate the necessary check digits when required. The following
symbologys are described in numerical order based on the TCI number.
9.1.1 Universal Product Code – Version A (UPC-A), TCI 12
The Uniform Product Code version A or UPC-A symbology is used in the retail industry. It is
capable of encoding numerical characters 0 through 9 and consists of eleven data digits
followed by a check digit that the printer calculates. The first six data digits consist of a
number system digit followed by manufacturer’s identification digits that are assigned by the
Uniform Code Council (UCC). The next five data digits are assigned by the manufacturers
and typically represent product identification. The 12
th
digit is the checksum and should be
omitted because the printer will automatically insert the correct value if a checksum is not
included with the data. The printer will accept and print an invalid check digit if an incorrect
check digit is provided. UPC-A bar codes do not use inter-character spacing and therefore
the character spacing (CS) element must be defaulted. The UPC symbology defaults to an
X dimension of 40% or 5.2 mils. To produce a symbology that is within the specification, a
minimum multiplier of 2 should be entered in the appropriate multiplier parameters (CMX or
CMY depending on the field orientation) to produce an 80% or 10.4 mils symbology.
9.1.2 Universal Product Code – Version E (UPC-E), TCI 13
The UPC-E symbology is used in the retail industry and is capable of encoding numerical
characters 0 through 9 and consists of eleven data digits followed by a check digit that the
printer calculates. The first six data digits consist of a number system digit followed by
manufacturer’s identification digits that are assigned by the Uniform Code Council (UCC).
The next five data digits are assigned by the manufacturers and typically represent product
identification. This bar code applies the “zero suppression” compression method to reduce
certain 11 digit UPC-A bar codes to only 6 numeric digits and a conversion type numeric
digit. Certain rules apply for this type of compression method to function properly. These
rules may be obtained from the Uniform Code Counsel (UCC). The digits must be valid
data for the proper bar code to print. Failure to use valid data may result in an incorrect bar
code. The UPC symbology defaults to an X dimension of 40% or 5.2 mils. To produce a
symbology that is within the specification, a minimum multiplier of 2 should be entered in the
appropriate multiplier parameters (CMX or CMY depending on the field orientation) to
produce an 80% or 10.4 mil symbology. When using the TCI 13 (UPC-E), the printer
requires the unconverted 11 digits and the Manufacture’s ID number must begin with “0” for
proper use. UPC-E bar codes do not use inter-character spacing, therefore the character
spacing (CS) element must be defaulted. The chart listed in Table 14 illustrates how the 11
digits are reduced to only 6 using the “zero suppression” compression.
- MODEL 322M 1
- DIRECT THERMAL PRINTER 1
- OPERATOR’S MANUAL 1
- Table of Contents 5
- List of Tables 10
- List of Figures 11
- Introduction 13
- 1.1 General Specifications 15
- 1.3 Media Specifications 15
- 2.1 Fonts 17
- 2.2 Graphics 17
- 2.3 Bar codes 17
- 2.4 Special Features 18
- 2.5 Options 18
- Chapter 3: Getting Started 19
- 3.3 Loading Media 20
- 3.4.1 Print Button 22
- 3.5 Printer Modes 23
- Chapter 4: Communication 25
- 4.1.1 RS-232 Printer Cables 26
- 5.1 Control Characters 27
- 5.2 LDS Design Exercises 27
- 5.2.2 Format Creation 28
- Microcom 30
- Corporation 30
- 5.4.2 LSX (Label Size X) 32
- 5.4.3 LSY (Label Size Y) 32
- 5.4.4 WEB (Web Size) 32
- 5.4.5 GAP (GAP Size) 32
- 5.4.6 DPS (Print Speed) 32
- 5.4.9 SPG (Steps Past Gap) 34
- 5.5 Sample Header 35
- 5.6 Label Format Fields 36
- 14pt ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR 38
- 5.7 Line Draw 41
- 5.7.11 Line Draw Sample 43
- 5.8 Reverse Video 44
- Chapter 6: Printer Commands 45
- 6.2 Printer Enquires 46
- 6.3.2 Printing Commands 52
- 6.3.7 Text String Commands 61
- 7.1.1 PCX2MIC.exe Program 63
- 7.1.2 BMP2MIC.exe Program 63
- 6C 66
- 6 C 66
- 8.1.1 SFP2MIC.exe Program 69
- 8.1.2 TTF2MIC.exe Program 69
- 8.2 Font Download Methods 70
- 8.3 Font Structure 72
- Chapter 9: Bar Codes 75
- 9.1.13 MaxiCode, TCI 38 78
- ABC#3012345#5abc 82
- 9.1.19 PDF-417, TCI 46 83
- Text string 85
- 9.1.20 UCC/EAN 128, TCI 50 86
- 9.2 Bar Code Rotation 90
- ROTATIONS 91
- Text & Extended Bars 92
- 10.1 Maintenance Schedule 93
- 10.2 Thermal Printer Card 94
- 10.3 Internal Cleaning 96
- 10.6 Exterior Cleaning 98
- Chapter 11: Troubleshooting 99
- Appendix A: Limited Warranty 101
- Appendix B: RMA Procedure 102
- Glossary 111
- User Notes 119
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