The valid data for each barcode type is described below. If invalid data is included in the barcode data string, the barcode is not printed.
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Code 39 |
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Code 128 | Set A, Set B, Set C |
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The following conditions are required for barcode printing:
❏Barcode printing is always performed unidirectionally. However, when it is mixed with raster bit image data, neither barcode nor raster bit image data is printed.
❏A barcode is not printed when part of the barcode extends beyond the right margin.
❏When barcode data and text data are mixed in a data sequence, barcodes and text are printed in the same place.
❏The start and stop (*) characters of Code 39 are added to human readable characters.
❏The initial data of Code 128 (Set A, B, or C) is identified as the first data of Code 128, and must be hexadecimal (41, 42, and 43, respectively).
❏When Code 128 Set C and Interleaved 2 of 5 are selected, barcode data requires an even number data string. However, if an odd number string is sent, a 0 is automatically added, making it an even number data string.
❏The barcode print start position (except for POSTNET) is always 40/360 inch above the baseline.
Specifications