To encode "ABCDEF" in Code 128A. 'J' is the check character. The calculation of this character is specified in the next section. 'ë' is the start character of Code 128 A while 'î' is the stop character.
Input:
ëABCDEFJî
Output:
Code 128 B
To encode "abcdef" in Code 128B. 'å' is the check character. The calculation of this character is specified in the next section. 'ì' is the start character of Code 128 B while 'î' is the stop character.
Input:
ìabcdefåî
Output:
Code 128 C
To encode "12345678" in Code 128C. 'O' is the check character. The calculation of this character is specified in the next section. 'í' is the start character of Code 128 C while 'î' is the stop character.
Input:
í,BXnOî
Output:
If you are using the Encoder, it will automatically put in the start/stop characters and generate the check character for you.
Code 128 Auto
It is recommended to use the Encoder or VB macros to generate the barcode if you intend to use Code 128 Auto. For example to encode "12345678".
