Sends barcode parameters to the file created by the designer.
The encoder of the bar code is set to Code 128.
Refer to the telerik.report and the value is
ex) (21)123456(10)LOT01(11)220713 => "\u00F721123456\u00F710AB00\u00F7220713"
I send it like this.
But it's different from the shape of the barcode label I have.
https://www.keyence.com/ss/products/auto_id/codereader/basic/code128.jsp
I referred to this site, but I didn't use the Start Code (a,b,c) ? Check Digit ? Stop Code ? because I couldn't understand it.
If anyone has used GS1-128 before, I would like to ask for your advice.
The encoder of the bar code is set to Code 128.
Refer to the telerik.report and the value is
ex) (21)123456(10)LOT01(11)220713 => "\u00F721123456\u00F710AB00\u00F7220713"
I send it like this.
But it's different from the shape of the barcode label I have.
https://www.keyence.com/ss/products/auto_id/codereader/basic/code128.jsp
I referred to this site, but I didn't use the Start Code (a,b,c) ? Check Digit ? Stop Code ? because I couldn't understand it.
If anyone has used GS1-128 before, I would like to ask for your advice.
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Hello Arbam,
Indeed, the GS1-128 code is a special Code128. It inserts the FNC1 control character at the beginning of the barcode to conform to the GS1-128 specification. You may read more details in the article section GS1-128 Specifics.
Regards,
Todor
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