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9/15/06 ZPL II Programming Guide 45541L-004 Rev. A
The UCC/EAN-128 Symbology
The symbology specified for the representation of Application Identifier data is UCC/EAN-
128, a variant of Code 128, exclusively reserved to EAN International and the Uniform Code
Council (UCC).
UCC/EAN-128 offers several advantages. It is one of the most complete, alphanumeric, one-
dimensional symbologies available today. The use of three different character sets (A, B and
C), facilitates the encoding of the full 128 ASCII character set. Code 128 is one of the most
compact linear bar code symbologies. Character set C enables numeric data to be represented
in a double density mode. In this mode, two digits are represented by only one symbol
character saving valuable space. The code is concatenated. That means that multiple AIs and
their fields may be combined into a single bar code. The code is also very reliable. Code 128
symbols use two independent self-checking features which improves printing and scanning
reliability.
UCC/EAN-128 bar codes always contain a special non-data character known as function 1
(FNC 1), which follows the start character of the bar code. It enables scanners and processing
software to auto-discriminate between UCC/EAN-128 and other bar code symbologies, and
subsequently only process relevant data.
The UCC/EAN-128 bar code is made up of a leading quiet zone, a Code 128 start character A,
B, or C, a FNC 1 character, Data (Application Identifier plus data field), a symbol check
character, a stop character, and a trailing quiet zone.
UCC/EAN, UCC/128 are a couple of ways you'll hear someone refer to the code. This just
indicates that the code is structured as dictated by the application identifiers that are used.
SSCC (Serial Shipping Container Code) formatted following the data structure layout for
Application Identifier 00. See Table 8, UCC Application Identifier Table on page 57. It could
be 00 which is the SSCC code. The customer needs to let us know what application identifiers
are used for their bar code so we can help them.
There are several ways of writing the code to print the code to Application Identifier '00'
structure.
Note • It is not intended to be used for data to be scanned at the point of sales in retail outlets.
- ZPL II Programming 1
- Contents 10
- Functional Table of 11
- Functional Table of Contents 12
- About This Document 17
- Who Should Use This Document 18
- Web Site 19
- The Americas 19
- Asia Pacific 19
- Document Conventions 20
- Introduction 21
- ^B8 command looks like this: 24
- N,100,Y,N have been entered 24
- Before You Begin 25
- Rotation commands 27
- ^ADN,36,20 font and 27
- ^B3 code 39 bar code 28
- ^SN — Serial Number command 29
- R: memory, which is volatile 30
- ^DF and ^XF 31
- Scalable/Bitmapped Font 32
- Scalable Font Command 33
- Bitmap Font Command 33
- Use Font Name to Call Font 34
- Aztec Bar Code Parameters 36
- 1 through 26 37
- Code 11 Bar Code 38
- Interleaved 2 of 5 Bar Code 40
- Start/Stop (internal) 41
- Code 39 Bar Code 42
- ^FO20,20 43
- ^B3N,N,100,Y 43
- ^FDTEST+$$M$J-$^FS 43
- Full ASCII Mode for Code 39 44
- ASCII Code 39 45
- Code 49 Bar Code 46
- Table 3 • Code 49 48
- : ; < = > ? 49
- Planet Code bar code 50
- PDF417 Bar Code 51
- = module width (in dots) 54
- = ratio 54
- = height of bars (in dots) 54
- EAN-8 Bar Code 55
- UPC-E Bar Code 57
- Code 93 Bar Code 59
- Full ASCII Mode for Code 93 60
- ASCII Code 93 61
- CODABLOCK Bar Code 63
- ^BY Command When Using ^BB 65
- ^CV is active) 66
- ^FH command 66
- ^SN are eliminated 68
- Code 128 Subsets 69
- ^FD) string associated with 69
- ^ > ~ 72
- The UCC/EAN-128 Symbology 73
- FIRMWARE OLDER THAN X.10.X 76
- Data Content AI 77
- UPS MaxiCode Bar Code 80
- ^FD when Using ^BD 81
- ^FD command and places it in 82
- ^FH command to tell 82
- EAN-13 Bar Code 83
- Micro-PDF417 Bar Code 85
- Table 9 • Micro-PDF417 Mode 87
- Industrial 2 of 5 Bar Codes 88
- Standard 2 of 5 Bar Code 90
- ANSI Codabar Bar Code 92
- LOGMARS Bar Code 94
- MSI Bar Code 96
- Plessey Bar Code 100
- ZPL Commands 101
- QR Code Bar Code 102
- Parameters Details 103
- ^FD When Using the QR Code: 104
- ^FD field data) 104
- GENERATED LABEL 105
- ZPL II CODE 105
- ^FD Field Data (Normal Mode) 105
- ^FO20,20^BQ,2,10 106
- ^FDHM,N123456789012345^FS 106
- 1 to 32000 dots 111
- UPC/EAN Extensions 112
- 209 Dots 114
- 122 Dots 114
- TLC39 bar code 115
- Example • TLC39 Bar Code 116
- UPC-A Bar Code 117
- Note • Zero is not allowed 118
- Data Matrix Bar Code 119
- ^BY on ^BX 121
- = module width (no effect) 121
- ^FD) for ^BX 121
- ^BX command 122
- Bar Code Field Default 123
- ^BY command is encountered 124
- POSTNET Bar Code 125
- Change Carets 127
- Change Delimiter 128
- 0 to 255 133
- International Character Sets 134
- ^CI 13 = US keyboard 134
- Cache On 136
- Change Tilde 138
- Code Validation 139
- Font Identifier 141
- Download Bitmap Font 143
- Download Encoding 145
- Download Format 146
- Download Graphics 147
- SAMPLE.GRF: 149
- Abort Download Graphic 150
- Erase Download Graphics 156
- Field Block 157
- ^FB Command 158
- Field Data 160
- Field Hexadecimal Indicator 161
- Field Number 165
- Field Origin 166
- Field Parameter 167
- Field Reverse Print 168
- Field Separator 169
- Field Typeset 170
- ^FN (Field Number) command 171
- Field Variable 172
- Field Orientation 173
- Comment 174
- Graphic Box 175
- Graphic Circle 177
- Graphic Diagonal Line 178
- Graphic Ellipse 179
- Graphic Field 180
- ~DN or any caret or tilde 181
- Graphic Symbol 182
- Battery Status 184
- Head Diagnostic 185
- Host Format 186
- Host Graphic 187
- Configuration Label Return 188
- Host Identification 189
- Host RAM Status 190
- Host Status Return 191
- = head in up position) 192
- = ribbon out) 192
- = Rewind 192
- String 3 193
- 1 (static RAM installed) 193
- ^SX command 194
- Host Verification 195
- Host Directory List 196
- ^HWR:*.* 197
- Upload Graphics 198
- Object Delete 201
- Image Load 203
- SAMPLE2.GRF from DRAM and 204
- ^IS command. For the 204
- command 204
- Image Move 205
- Image Save 206
- SAMPLE2.GRF 207
- Cancel All 208
- Initialize Flash Memory 209
- Reset Optional Memory 210
- Format ~JC 211
- Format ~JD 212
- Disable Diagnostics 213
- Set Battery Condition 214
- Graphing Sensor Calibration 215
- GENERATED LABELS 215
- Set Auxiliary Port 216
- Set Label Length 218
- Set Dots per Millimeter 219
- Head Test Fatal 220
- Head Test Non-Fatal 221
- Pause and Cancel Format 222
- Power On Reset 223
- Sensor Select 224
- Change Backfeed Sequence 225
- Head Test Interval 227
- Configuration Update 228
- Set Ribbon Tension 229
- Format ~JX 230
- Reprint After Error 231
- ~KB command places the 232
- Define Language 234
- Define Printer Name 235
- Define Password 236
- Label Home 237
- Label Length 238
- Label Reverse Print 239
- Label Shift 240
- Label Top 241
- Map Clear 242
- Media Darkness 243
- Media Feed 244
- Maximum Label Length 245
- Print Mode 246
- Media Tracking 248
- Mode Protection 249
- Media Type 250
- Set Units of Measurement 251
- Modify Head Cold Warning 253
- Network Connect 254
- Network ID Number 255
- Change Networking Settings 257
- # = number of dots 259
- 0 to 32000 259
- Slew to Home Position 260
- Print Orientation 262
- Programmable Pause 263
- Print Quantity 264
- Print Rate 265
- Applicator Reprint 267
- Print Start 268
- Print Width 269
- Reset Advanced Counter 270
- Set Serial Communications 271
- Set Darkness 272
- Select Encoding 273
- ^PQ command 275
- Important • 277
- Serialization Data 279
- Using Leading Zeros 280
- Print Leading Zeros 280
- Suppressing Leading Zeros 280
- Start Print 282
- Label Segment 2 283
- Label Segment 1 283
- Halt ZebraNet Alert 284
- Set Printhead Resistance 286
- Set Media Sensors 287
- Set ZebraNet Alert 290
- Set ZPL 292
- Tear-off Adjust Position 293
- Transfer Object 294
- Print Configuration Label 296
- Print Directory Label 297
- Start Format 299
- Suppress Backfeed 300
- ^XB in the Tear-off Mode 300
- ^XB in Peel-off Mode 300
- Recall Format 301
- Recall Graphic 302
- End Format 303
- Printer Sleep 304
- RFID Commands 305
- RFID Command Overview 306
- ^HL or ~HL 308
- Return RFID Data Log to Host 308
- O) and then 309
- Read AFI or DSFID Byte 312
- Define EPC Data Structure 314
- Enable/Disable E.A.S. Bit 316
- Read or Write RFID Format 317
- Examples • 318
- Encode ASCII 318
- Encode Hex 318
- Encode EPC 318
- Get RFID Tag ID 319
- Enable RFID Motion 320
- Reset Advanced Counters 322
- ~RO3 and ~RO4 323
- Set Up RFID Parameters 325
- ^RS,800,,2,P^FS 329
- ^RS,800,500,2,P^FS 330
- Read RFID Tag 331
- Report RFID Encoding Results 333
- Encode AFI or DSFID Byte 337
- Write (Encode) Tag 339
- Wireless Commands 343
- Wired Print 344
- Connected? 344
- Check for Wired 344
- Print Server? 344
- Set SNMP 345
- Set Primary/Secondary Device 346
- Example • 347
- Set SMTP 348
- Set Antenna Parameters 350
- Set WEP Mode 351
- 210987654 352
- ^WE128,1 352
- Set LEAP Parameters 354
- Format 355
- Set Wireless Password 356
- Set Transmit Rate 357
- Reset Wireless Card 358
- Set Wireless Card Values 359
- Zebra Code Pages 361
- Zebra Code Page 850 362
- Zebra Code Page 1252 364
- ASCII Code Chart 368
- 1E RS 3E > 5E ^ 7E ~ 369
- 1F US 3F ? 5F _ 7F DEL 369
- Fonts and Bar Codes 371
- Standard Printer Fonts 372
- Font H x W (in dots) Type 373
- Intercharacter Gap 373
- (in dots) 373
- Baseline 373
- Scalable Fonts 374
- Bitmapped Fonts 374
- Changing Bitmapped Font Size 375
- 6 dot/mm printhead 376
- 8 dot/mm (203 dpi) printhead 376
- 12 dot/mm (300 dpi) printhead 377
- Basic Format for Bar Codes 378
- Bar Code Field Instructions 379
- Bar Code Command Groups 380
- Bar Codes 381
- Mod 10 and Mod 43 383
- Check Digits 383
- Mod 10 Check Digit 384
- Mod 43 Check Digit 385
- ZB64 Encoding and 387
- Compression 387
- Introduction to B64 and Z64 388
- Parameter Details 389
- B64 and Z64 Encoding 390
- ZB64 Encoding and Compression 391
- Field Interactions 393
- Normal Orientation 394
- Rotated Orientation 395
- Bottom Up Orientation 396
- Inverted Orientation 397
- Glossary 399
- Glossary of Terms 400
- © 2006 ZIH Corp 410
- Printer UG/PG QRG MM Kits 412
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