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2.1.5.6 Code 128

ODE 128 is an alphanumeric code that can indicate the complete ASCII character set with

three character sets (set A, B and C). A check-digit test is always available.

! Character set A includes digits, uppercase letters and special characters.

! Character set B includes digits, uppercase and lowercase letters.

! Character set C only includes digits, but with a double density.

It is possible to start with one of these sets and to switch to another character set within the

code. C

ODE 128 is multiple-valued code (valency 4).

Fig. 2-12: Code 128 example

General Use the parameters of the General group to configure the reading conditions for the code

family C

ODE 128.

Length Use the parameters of the Length group to configure testing of the barcode length.

EAN 128 Use the parameters of the EAN 128 group to assign the function characters FC1. These

function characters identify the code as code type EAN 128. They can be at the beginning

or in the middle of the code.

Fig. 2-13: EAN 128 example

Parameters Function

Code 128

Activate/Deactivate scanning of code type CODE 128.

EAN 128

Activate/Deactivate scanning of code type

EAN 128.

Multiread Enter the minimum number of required successful readings that

must be achieved to accept a barcode as valid.

Parameters Function

Code length mode Select the type of code length test.

Interval Enter minimum length of barcode.

Enter maximum length of barcode.

Only barcodes with lengths between these two values are read.

Fixed codelengths Enter required lengths of barcode.

Only barcodes with the entered lengths are read.

Parameters Function

FC1 value on first position Enter FC1 values that have to be positioned at the beginning of

codes that are to be read.

FC1 value within code Enter FC1 values that have to be positioned in the middle of

codes that are to be read.

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