Lexmark MX722 Forms and Bar Code Card P4.2 Technical Reference - Page 108
Postal bar code symbologies
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Lexmark Confidential until announced Appendix B - Supported bar codes 108 Postal bar code symbologies 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 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. Australia Y Y Y Y Y Y Y1 aust_post_37_customer A 4-State bar code is similar in Post 4-State appearance to RM4SCC, but with different methods of encoding characters and aust_post_45_reply checksum algorithm. It also has a different set of start and stop bars. aust_post_52 customer aust_post_67 customer Symbols can encode one of three different amounts of data, allowing varying quantities of customerspecific data to be added to the basic postal delivery information. RM4SCC Y Y Y Y Y Y Y1 Danish PTT Y Y Y Y Y Y Y1 3 of 9 RM4SCC is used in the United Kingdom. It can encode up to 128 different characters, but only A to Z and 0-9 have been assigned unique bar patterns. This symbology is a modified 3 of 9 bar code. Dutch Post Y Y Y Y Y Y Y1 4-State This symbology consists of a six-character postcode (four digits followed by two letters). Any of the following may follow: a 1-5-digit house, postbox, or freepost number; a separator character (x); and a 1-6-character house number extension (digits or letters).