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Bar code, Forms and Bar Code, Sample image, Description, Appendix B - Supported bar codes

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Lexmark Confidential until announced Appendix B - Supported bar codes 96 Bar code Forms and Bar Code For Card ms Doc Co um Opt mp ent ra v3. 3 v3. 2 v3.1 v3. 0 ose Pro For r duc ms v3. er 3.9 Sample image Description Code 3 of 9 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Code 3 of 9, also known as Code 39 or AIM USS 39, is the first alphanumeric code that shows the digits from 0 to 9, 26 letters (uppercase A to Z), and seven special characters and space. Code 3 of 9 has no built-in checksum. Code 3 of 9 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y with check digit Code 3 of 9 optionally allows for a Modulo 43 check character in cases where data security is important. Code 3 of 9 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y extended Code 3 of 9 extended is a general-purpose code that can code any ASCII character that you can enter from the keyboard by normal means. Similar to the standard 3 of 9 code, data can be of any length. Code 3 of 9 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y extended with check digit Code 3 of 9 extended also optionally allows for a Modulo 43 check character in cases where data security is important. 1 One-dimensional bar code symbologies supported by Bar Code Card version 2.4 or later can be printed with Optra Forms when: • The bar code option is installed on the printer. • The accompanying bar code dictionaries are installed on Optra Forms. 2 These bar codes are not available in PCL 5 or PostScript.

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Bar code
Forms and Bar Code
Card
For
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3.9
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Sample image
Description
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v3.
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v3.1
v3.
0
Code 3 of 9
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Code 3 of 9, also known as
Code 39 or AIM USS 39, is the
first alphanumeric code that
shows the digits from 0 to 9,
26 letters (uppercase A to Z),
and seven special
characters:
- . * $ / + %
and
space.
Code 3 of 9 has no built-in
checksum.
Code 3 of 9
with check
digit
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Code 3 of 9 optionally allows
for a Modulo 43 check
character in cases where
data security is important.
Code 3 of 9
extended
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Code 3 of 9 extended is a
general-purpose code that
can code any ASCII character
that you can enter from the
keyboard by normal means.
Similar to the standard 3 of 9
code, data can be of any
length.
Code 3 of 9
extended
with check
digit
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Code 3 of 9 extended also
optionally allows for a
Modulo 43 check character in
cases where data security is
important.
1
One-dimensional bar code symbologies supported by Bar Code Card version 2.4 or later can be printed with Optra
Forms when:
•
The bar code option is installed on the printer.
•
The accompanying bar code dictionaries are installed on Optra Forms.
2
These bar codes are not available in PCL 5 or PostScript.
Lexmark Confidential until announced
Appendix B - Supported bar codes
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