Option 6.4.1. Configure Code 3 of 9 Full ASCII Bar Code

Note: Code 3 of 9 Full ASCII is a one-dimensional bar code type.

	Option	Description
1	Bar Code
	Width	Bar code width from left to right in points
	Rotation	Options going counter-clockwise are:
		0o	No rotation
		90o	Left-Vertical
		180o	Upside down
		270o	Right-vertical
	Bar Color	Color of the bar characters.
	Background Color	Color of the area behind the bars that is background.
	Ratio	Range	2.0-3.0
		Default	2.0
	Checksum	Checked	Any checksum that is specific to any implementation has to be done outside the scope of broadcast, and should be part of the data made available to broadcast.
		Default	Clear
2	Caption
	Style	Available features for the caption font are: Bold Italic Underline Strike Thru
	Font Name	Selected font for the caption. This font can be a standard font (different from the bar code font) so it can be easily read.
	Point Size	Size in which the  caption font will display. The caption font displays within the space allocated for the bar. Therefore, the larger the font the more space it uses and the less space there is to display the bar. You can increase the space for the bar or decrease the font size if the bar is smaller than you want.
	Location	Caption font position static to the bar. Options are.
		None Below Left Below Center Below Right Above Left Above Center Above Right
	Color	Color of the caption font.
*	Colors can be customized through the Color palette.
	Select Custom in the Color field to display the palette.

Note: Also make sure that values from other data sources adhere to these requirements.

Requirements	Description
Valid characters	Six special alphanumeric characters.
	Capital letters A through D
	All numeric digits
Length	Variable

Options for Code 39 symbology include

Option	Description
Full ASCII	Standard Code 39 contains only 43 characters as follows. 0-9 A-Z $ / % + Code 39 can be extended to an 128 character symbology (full ASCII) by combining one of the special characters ($, /, %, +) with a letter (A-Z) to form the characters that are not present in the standard Code 39 symbology. Example In standard Code 39 a lowercase a cannot be represented. In Code 39 Full ASCII a lowercase a is represented as +A.
Check Digit	A modulo 43 check character can be used to enhance data security for Code 39 symbols. The last digit of the symbol is assumed to be the check digit; it is compared to a calculated check digit to verify the symbol.
Append	It is sometimes advantageous to break up long messages into multiple, shorter symbols. If the first character of a Code 39 symbol is a space (ASCII 32), then the scanned symbol is appended to a storage buffer. This operation continues for all successive Code 39 symbols with a leading space being added to previously stored ones. When a Code 39 symbol that does not include a leading space is scanned: The symbol appended to the buffer The entire buffer is transmitted The buffer is cleared.