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Bar Code Usages and Formats

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Bar Code Symbols and Formats

Australia Post 4 State Bar Codes

Established in 1998, Australia Post 4 State bar codes are used to enable the Australian

Postal Service to sort incoming mail via bar codes that are read from letters. There are three

different types of bar codes that correspond to FCC (Format Control Code) values 11, 59,

and 62. The Bar Code Printing function only needs the DPID (Delivery Point IDentifier) and

customer information to automatically generate the FCC or Reed-Solomon checksum.

For each type of bar code, the data must be sent in a specific format:

• Standard Customer Bar Code (37-CUST) with only the sorting code (DPID):

-<DPID>

• Customer Bar Code 2 (52-FF-MET), DPID, and 16 bars of customer information (can be

eight digits or five alphanumeric characters long):

-<DPID>,<CustomerInfo>

• Customer Bar Code 3 (67-FF-MET), DPID, and 31 bars of customer information (can be 15

digits or 10 alphanumeric characters long):

-<DPID>,<CustomerInfo>

Example: <Esc>(s1p24787T12345678,7V 5<Esc>(s0p12h10v4099T

IMPORTANT

<DPID> is the sorting code, and must be eight digits long. <CustomerInfo> is customer

information; the p parameter selects the N or C symbol set, where N = numeric data, and

C = alphanumeric data.

NOTE

For information on using the p parameter escape code in the Australia Post 4 State bar

code, see "Font Parameters," on p. 3-2.

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