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Nibble mode PtrClk (Printer → Host) • Reverse data transfer phase: It is used for evaluating data sent to the host. • Reverse idle phase: When the printer changes the signal from Low to High, an interrupt informing the host that the data is available, occurs PtrBusy (Printer → Host) • Reverse data transfer phase: Data bit 3 is used for the first transfer. Data bit 7 is used for the second transfer. Indicates the forward channel is in a Busy state. AckDataReq (Printer → Host) • Reverse data transfer phase: Data bit 2 is used for the first transfer. Data bit 6 is used for the second transfer. • Reverse idle phase: This signal is set to high until the data transfer is requested by the host. Then, the process is performed according to the nDataAvail signal. Xflag (Printer → Host) • Reverse data transfer phase: Data bit 1 is used for the first transfer. Data bit 5 is used for the second transfer. HostBusy (Printer ← Host) • Reverse data transfer phase: It indicates that the host can receive data from the printer by setting the signal to low. Then, the host sets the signal to high, and sends the Ack indicating that the nibble data is received. When the signal is set to low after the reverse channel data transfer is performed, the interface phase changes to the idle phase. At that time, there is no available data on the printer. • Reverse idle phase: When this signal is set to high according to the low pulse of the PtrClk signal, the host enters the reverse data transfer phase again. If this signal is set to high when the IEEE1284 Active signal is low, the IEEE1284 idle phase stops, and the interface enters the Compatibility mode. nDataAvail (Printer → Host) • Reverse data transfer phase: When the signal is low, it indicates the printer has data to be sent to the host. And it is used for sending data bits 0 and 4. • Reverse idle phase: It is used for indicating that the data is available. - 18 -
ECP mode Data 1 ~ 8 (Printer ← → Host) • Input/output data signals for the 1st to 8th bits. • Logic 1 is “High” level. HostClk (Printer ← Host) • This signal is used with the PeriphAck signal for transferring data information or address information from the host to peripheral equipment when a closed loop and handshake are executed. PeriphAck (Printer → Host) • Peripheral equipment controls the forward data transfer using this signal. This signal also provides the 9th data bit which is used for determining whether or not command information or data information is included in the reverse data signal. PeriphClk (Printer → Host) • This signal is used with the HostAck signal for transferring data information or address information from peripheral equipment to the host when a closed loop and handshake are executed. nReverseRequest (Printer ← Host) • The host makes this signal LOW to change channels to the reverse direction. • In the ECP mode, only when this signal is LOW and the IEEE1284Active is HIGH, peripheral equipment can activate the bidirectional data signal. XFlag (Printer → Host) • nPeriphRequest (Printer → Host) • In the ECP mode, peripheral equipment can make this signal LOW for requesting communications with the host. The request is just only a “Hint” for the host. The host ultimately controls the transfer direction. This signal provides the peer-to-peer communication mechanism. This signal is usually used for generating an interrupt to the host. This signal takes effect in both directions forward and reverse. nAckReverse (Printer → Host) • Peripheral equipment makes this signal LOW, and returns an ACK to the nReverseRequest signal. The host is dependent on the nAckReverse signal to determine the timing when the host is allowed to activate the data signal. +5 V • This is not a signal but a +5 V power supply voltage. • The maximum current of 500 mA can be taken out. IEEE1284Active (Printer ← Host) • 11 HostAck (Printer ← Host) • The host activates this signal to control the reverse data transfer. This signal is used with the PeriphClk signal, when an interlocked handshake is performed. This signal also provides the 9th data bit which is used for determining whether or not command information or data information is included in the forward data signal. - 19 -
Page 1 and 2: TOSHIBA Bar Code Printer B-SX4T Ser
Page 3 and 4: Page 6.3.21 2-BYTE WRITABLE CHARACT
Page 5 and 6: 1. SCOPE This specification applies
Page 7 and 8: Boot program Main program V1.0 V1.1
Page 9 and 10: The model configuration and the dif
Page 11 and 12: Available PCMCIA cards • LAN card
Page 13 and 14: (13) Transmission Control: XON/XOFF
Page 15 and 16: (14) Input/Output Signals Printer F
Page 17 and 18: 3.2 PARALLEL INTERFACE (1) Type: Ce
Page 19 and 20: (9) Connector Pin Diagram (IEEE1284
Page 21: nInit (Printer ← Host) • Reset
Page 25 and 26: Receiving data in the Compatibility
Page 27 and 28: 3.3 USB INTERFACE (1) Standard: Con
Page 29 and 30: (3) Various parameters settings •
Page 31 and 32: Parameter Initial Value Print densi
Page 33 and 34: Parameter LAN enable/disable settin
Page 35 and 36: (2) Storing PC interface commands P
Page 37 and 38: (2) Where the Saved Data Call Comma
Page 39 and 40: 6.2 LIST OF COMMANDS (1) Commands r
Page 41 and 42: 6.3 COMMANDS FOR CREATING APPLICATI
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Page 45 and 46: Notes (1) Before changing the label
Page 47 and 48: 6.3.2 POSITION FINE ADJUST COMMAND
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Page 59 and 60: [Effective print area] [mm] Model B
Page 61 and 62: [Line] (1) Horizontal line (In the
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Page 65 and 66: N: Letter Gothic (Medium) 14.3 poin
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(10) Increment/decrement Printing i
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(14) Link field No. The link field
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(3) The Bit Map Font Format Command
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(2) Origin (0, 0) 30.0 mm Effective
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6.3.9 OUTLINE FONT FORMAT COMMAND [
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Po: Alignment (Omissible. If omitte
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g: Drive Indicates where the TrueTy
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[Effective print area] [mm] Item Mo
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F: Price font 2 (POP font) G: Price
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(6) Rotational angles of a characte
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(13) Link field No. The link field
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(4) When the drawing data is change
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e: Type of check digit 1: Without a
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In the case of MSI, Interleaved 2 o
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In the case of GS1 DataBar Format
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In the case of Data Matrix (Two-dim
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In the case of PDF417 (Two-dimensio
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The maximum number of columns and r
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In the case of MaxiCode Code (Two-d
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In the case of RFID (Data write) Fu
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can be designated by the parameters
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This parameter is effective only fo
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In the case of RFID (Data read) Fun
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Explanation (1) The parameter, “N
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(3) Type of bar code 0: JAN8, EAN8
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: GS1 DataBar family GS1 DataBar Om
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In the case of QR code 1-cell width
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[GS1 DataBar Limited] Height [GS1 D
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(11) Increment/decrement Printing i
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[Data Command] [ESC] RB; A [LF] B [
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Cell size and the effective data ca
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(16) Explanation for the PDF417 and
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(19) Explanation for CP code ECC (
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Designation of access password regi
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(3) More than one Bar Code Format C
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6.3.11 BIT MAP FONT DATA COMMAND [E
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Examples (1) Origin (0, 0) Effectiv
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(3) Origin (0, 0) 30.0 mm 12.5 mm E
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6.3.13 BAR CODE DATA COMMAND [ESC]
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Symbol size Row Col ECC200 Numeric
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The maximum number of columns and r
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(4) CODE128 code selection check Ch
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(10) Transfer code for QR code 0 1
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Explanation (1) Number of labels to
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[C: Batch mode (Cut interval: 1, Is
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[C: Batch mode (Cut interval: 1, Is
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[D: Strip mode (Issue count: 3)] St
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The expansion I/O is not installed:
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Correction for the ribbon saving ar
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Mirror printing bottom first Backin
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Notes Explanation of processes inv
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Transmissive sensor (when using pre
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[C: Batch (Cut)] • “Automatic f
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(4) Feed speed • A feed is perfor
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6.3.16 EJECT COMMAND [ESC] IB Funct
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6.3.17 FORWARD/REVERSE FEED COMMAND
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6.3.18 STORAGE AREA ALLOCATE COMMAN
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• For the firmware V5.0 or greate
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6.3.19 FLASH MEMORY FORMAT COMMAND
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6.3.21 2-BYTE WRITABLE CHARACTER CO
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6.3.23 BIT MAP WRITABLE CHARACTER C
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1-byte writable character W/C = Wri
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[Nibble mode] (1) The writable char
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(9) Writable character set: 42 (24
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(11) Writable character set: 44 (48
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Examples Writable character set: 03
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ffff: Data count (Effective only fo
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[When TOPIX compression mode is sel
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Notes (1) The print origin of coord
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[TOPIX compression mode] 10.0 mm 24
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6.3.26 SAVE START COMMAND (For ATA
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6.3.28 SAVED DATA CALL COMMAND (For
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6.3.30 HEAD BROKEN DOTS CHECK COMMA
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Examples Load paper. Feed one lab
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6.3.33 STATUS REQUEST COMMAND [ESC]
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6.3.35 VERSION INFORMATION ACQUIRE
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C: Stored PC command save file SOH
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6.3.38 PRINTER OPTION STATUS ACQUIR
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6.3.40 SOCKET COMMUNICATION PORT SE
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6.3.42 PASS-THROUGH COMMAND [ESC] @
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6.4 COMMANDS FOR SYSTEM ADMINISTRAT
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oo: 1st byte code of the control co
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6.4.2 FINE ADJUSTMENT VALUE SET COM
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6.4.3 RFID PARAMETER SET COMMAND [E
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6.4.4 BATCH RESET COMMAND [ESC] Z0
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When print data for several labels
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Xfgggggggg: User block access passw
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Example Examples of the status to b
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6.5.4 RFID DATA WRITE COMMAND [ESC]
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20 Unlocked Unlocked Locked Unlocke
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Qqrstuvw: Area lock designation (Ef
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7. CONTROL CODE SELECTION (1) Autom
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(2) Cutter Error • Rotary cutter
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8.3 ERRORS IN WRITABLE CHARACTER AN
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9. STATUS RESPONSE 9.1 FUNCTIONS Th
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9.1.2 DETAIL STATUS LCD Message of
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9.1.3 SUMMARY OF STATUS RESPONSE In
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LCD Messages Printer Status Output
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No. LCD Messages of Upper line (Eng
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NOTE 3: ◦: ON : Blinking •: OFF
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No. DUTCH No. SPANISH No. JAPANESE
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12. CHARACTER CODE TABLE The follow
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(5) PC-851 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(9) PC-1252 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(13) LATIN9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(3) PC-852 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(7) LATIN9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(2) PC-8 B-SX4T 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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(4) PC-851, PC-855, PC-1250, PC-125
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(6) PC-1253 B-SX4T 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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12.4 OCR-B (Bit map font type: T) (
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(3) PC-852 B-SX4T 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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(5) PC-1252, PC-1254, LATIN9 B-SX4
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12.5 TEC OUTLINE FONT 1 (Outline fo
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(5) PC-851 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(13) LATIN9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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12.7 TEC OUTLINE FONT 2, 3, GOTHIC7
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(5) PC-851 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(9) PC-1252 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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(13) LATIN9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B
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Value Code Table VALUE CODE A CODE
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(8) PDF417 The following modes are
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(10) QR code When manual mode is se
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(11) Postal code Customer bar code
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How to send control code data: SOH
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(14) GS1 DataBar Expanded/GS1 DataB
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(15) RFID [Transfer Code] 0 1 2 3 4
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Type of Bar Code: JAN13, EAN13 (1)
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Type of Bar Code: UPC-E (1) No affi
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Type of Bar Code: JAN8 + 5 digits,
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Type of Bar Code: JAN13 + 5 digits,
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Type of Bar Code: UPC-A + 5 digits
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Type of Bar Code: UPC-E + 5 digits
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Type of Bar Code: Interleaved 2 of
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Type of Bar Code: CODE39 (Standard)
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Type of Bar Code: No auto selection
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Type of Bar Code: POSTNET (1) Auto
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15. AUTOMATIC ADDING OF START/STOP
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