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❏ Composite (differences from Normal)
•For data of 8 digits, the 8th digit is ignored, and a check digit is automatically added.
•For data of 12 digits, the 12th digit is ignored, and a check digit is automatically added.
JAN13(EAN)
❏ Normal
•Specify the data of 11 to 12 digits.
•For data of 12 digits, a check digit is automatically added.
•For data of 13 digits, the 13th digit is regarded as a check digit, but not proved.
❏ Composite (difference from Normal)
•For data of 8 digits, the 8th digit is ignored, and a check digit is automatically added.
JAN8(EAN)
❏ Normal
•Specify the data of 7 to 8 digits.
•For data of 7 digits, a check digit is automatically added.
•For data of 8 digits, the 8th digit is regarded as a check digit, but not proved.
❏ Composite (difference from Normal)
•For data of 8 digits, the 8th digit is ignored, and a check digit is automatically added.
Code39
❏ A maximum of 256 digits can be specified.
❏ When both or either one of start/stop code (‘*’) is not specified, it is automatically added.
ITF
❏ A maximum of 256 digits can be specified.
❏ When data of odd digit number is specified, “0” is automatically added to the head.
Codabar
❏ A maximum of 256 digits can be specified.
❏ When the start code is not specified, ‘A’ is automatically added as a start code.
❏ When the stop code is not specified, the same value as a start code is added as a stop code.
❏ When the start/stop code is input in lower case letters, they are automati
cally converted into
upper case letters.
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