following order and be separated from each other by a comma:
1. No. of the symbol within a group, usually No. 1; the highest possible No. is
. Total number of symbols of this group, usually 1; the highest possible
. Mode; this is defined by the specification. As a general rule, it is mode 2
is
. Postal code
. Country code
. Service class
econdary information
he secondary information often begins with the character string "[)>"+ RS
the
sion,
lthough the rules for the secondary information are not mandatory from the
e postal code may contain up to 9 digits in mode 2 (numerical) and up to 6
pecific secondary information:
.
i header: [)><RS>01<GS>96
.
cking number<GS>
number<GS>
>
8.
2
number of symbols in any given group is 8.
3
when using numerical postal codes and mode 3 when using alphanumeric
postal codes. Mode 2 is used mainly in applications in the USA and mode 3
generally used outside of the USA.
4
5
6
S
T
character (=field separator, ASCII character 30). The individual fields are
separated by a GS character (=group separator, ASCII character 29) and
complete secondary information is closed with the RS character (=field
separator, ASCII character 30) and the EOT character (=end of transmis
ASCII character 4), as shown in the following example.
A
point of view of the MaxiCode, they are very widespread in dispatch systems
throughout the world and should be observed for this reason. All data should
be entered in capital letters.
Th
capital letters or digits in mode 3 (alphanumerical).
S
1
Ans
2
Tra
SCAC<GS>
UPS Shipper
Julian day of pickup<GS>
Shipment ID<GS>
Package x of y<GS
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