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EANCOM® 2002 Part III Data Element & Code Sets Directory 3155 Communication address code qualifier ++ AR = AS1 address ++ AS = AS2 address ++ AT = AS3 address Code qualifying the communication address. ++ AU = File Transfer Protocol CA EI EM Address capable of receiving messages in accordance with the EDIINT/AS1 protocol for MIME based EDI . Address capable of receiving messages in accordance with the EDIINT/AS2 protocol. Address capable of receiving messages in accordance with the EDIINT/AS3 protocol. Address capable for receiving message in accordance with the File Transfer Protocol (IETF RFC 959 et. al.). = Cable address The communication number identifies a cable address. = EDI Number identifying the service and service user. = Electronic mail Exchange of mail by electronic means. ++ EXI = Exite mail (GS1 Code) FX GS1 Description: Creating/sending/receiving of unstructured free text messages or documents using computer network, a mini-computer or an attached modem and regular telephone line or other electronic transmission media. Requests that the file shall be returned via Exite. = Fax Device used for transmitting and reproducing fixed graphic material (as printing) by means of signals over telephone lines or other electronic transmission media. + IA = Interchange address (GS1 Code) TE TL Code identifying an EDI interchange address. = Telephone Voice/data transmission by telephone. = Telex Transmission of text/data via telex. + WWW = WWW-Site (GS1 Code) XF = X.400 @ XG = Pager The identification of a world wide web address. The X.400 address. 3164 City name GS1 Description: CCITT Message handling system. Identifies that the communication number is for a pager. S Old Code AS1 AS2 AS3 FTP X1E © Copyright GS1 - 118 - Edition 2012
EANCOM® 2002 Part III Data Element & Code Sets Directory Name of a city. 3192 Account holder name Name of the holder of an account. 3194 Account holder identifier To identify the holder of an account. 3207 Country name code | Identification of the name of the country or other geographical entity as defined in ISO 3166-1. Notes: | 1. Use ISO 3166-1 two alpha country code. AD = ANDORRA AE = UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AF = AFGHANISTAN AG = ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA + AI = ANGUILLA AL = ALBANIA AM = ARMENIA + AN = NETHERLANDS ANTILLES AO = ANGOLA + AQ = ANTARCTICA AR = ARGENTINA + AS = AMERICAN SAMOA AT = AUSTRIA AU = AUSTRALIA + AW = ARUBA AZ = AZERBAIJAN BA = BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BB = BARBADOS BD = BANGLADESH BE = BELGIUM + BF = BURKINA FASO BG = BULGARIA BH = BAHRAIN BI = BURUNDI BJ = BENIN BM = BERMUDA + BN = BRUNEI DARUSSALAM BO = BOLIVIA BR = BRAZIL BS = BAHAMAS + BT = BHUTAN + BV = BOUVET ISLAND S Old Code © Copyright GS1 - 119 - Edition 2012
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