Instruction manual

data_input Type of data input. When using Automatic, do not specify the next parameter for
char (type of characters). Options:
A Automatic
M Manual
char Type of characters. This parameter is only required when data_input is Manual.
Options:
A Alphanumeric
B Binary
K Kanji
N Numeric
Note: In binary mode, the number of characters must be represented by the 4-digit
number in decimal.
Example 1,"HM,N0123456789012345" | }
Defines the following batch data for the QR Code: The error correction level is H, which
provides very high reliability. Leave the mask number blank. The data input mode is Manual.
The type of characters are Numeric and the data is 0123456789012345.
Sample QR Code Packet
{F,1,A,R,E,200,200,"QRCODE" |
B,1,200,V,75,50,36,0,100,2,B,0 | }
{B,1,N,1 |
1,"HM,N0123456789012345" |}
Sample QR Code with URL Packet
{F,1,A,R,E,200,200,"QRURL" |
B,2,200,V,75,50,36,0,100,2,B,0 | }
{B,1,N,1 |
2,"MA,http://www.monarch.averydennison.com" | }
Structured Append Mode
QR Code offers a mode called structured append (or concatenated) that allows you to collect
data from multiple QR Code symbols and use that data elsewhere. For example, the
components of a sub-assembly can have individual QR Codes and the QR Code for the entire
assembly contains all the data from the individual codes. This mode also requires certain
parameters at the beginning of all batch data.
Syntax "mode_id code# #of_div parity, error_cor mask#
data_input char"
mode_id Mode identifier. Use D to indicate the structured append (or concatenated) mode.
code# Code number of the individual symbol in the concatenated set. You must use a two-
digit number in decimal.
#of_div Total number of symbols in this concatenated set. You must use a two-digit number
in decimal.
parity Parity byte. You must use a two-digit number in hexadecimal. There is no standard
parity byte.
Samples A-9