- Barcode 128 Excel
- Bar Code 128 Word
- Barcode 128 Excel Font
- Bar Code 128 Auto Program
- Barcode 128 Encoding
- Barcode 128 Auto
- Barcode 128 Tab
Code 128 Explained. Code 128 was developed by Computer Identics in 1981 and has become very popular over the years. This barcode symbology is widely used for warehouse management, in the transport industry (e.g. UPS) and in retail as Code 128 EAN / UCC (This variation is now known as 128. China mac yin and yang. Code 128 Specification CODE 128 allows the full ASCII 128 character set to be encoded. Symbol than would be possible using the older binary (Two bar/space widths).
Code 128
Code 128 is one of the most popular modern barcodes. It is a very high density barcode supporting alphanumeric characters. This barcode is used as the basis for many other barcodes like UCC/EAN, HIBC(Health Industry Barcode) and the Blood Bank Industry barcode.
Other than being high density, this barcode supports the ASCII character set. And is thus increasingly adopted in many different applications. This barcode has 106 unique representations and supports the Full ASCII by using a multiple character set mechanism.
Character Set supported in barcode 128
- Code128 Auto - Support Code 128 A/B/C characters. Automatically switch between the different code sets and performs characters optimization
- Code128A - ASCII without lowercase characters
- Code128B - ASCII without the initial ASCII special characters
- Code128C - Numeric
ConnectCode Code 128 Font
ConnectCode Code 128 (Auto/A/B/C) barcode font support up to seven different heights. These barcodes with seven different heights are provided in seven fonts with different names. The barcode names are appended with characters like 'S1' or 'S2' etc.. with each one of them representing a different height. The list below illustrates the seven different fonts that is supplied for Code128.
- CCode128_S1
- CCode128_S2
- CCode128_S3
- CCode128_S4
- CCode128_S5
- CCode128_S6
- CCode128_S7
- CCode128B_HS3
Character Mappings
All characters supported by the barcode are as shown below. All of them have a simple a direct mapping.| Code 128 Value (For Check Character) | Code 128 A | Code 128 B | Code 128 C | Barcode Font Character |
| 0 | ' ' | ' ' | 00 | ' ' (Space) |
| 1 | '!' | '!' | 01 | '!' |
| 2 | '' | '' | 02 | '' |
| 3 | '#' | '#' | 03 | '#' |
| 4 | '$' | '$' | 04 | '$' |
| 5 | '%' | '%' | 05 | '%' |
| 6 | '&' | '&' | 06 | '&' |
| 7 | '' | '' | 07 | '' |
| 8 | '(' | '(' | 08 | '(' |
| 9 | ')' | ')' | 09 | ')' |
| 10 | '*' | '*' | 10 | '*' |
| 11 | '+' | '+' | 11 | '+' |
| 12 | ',' | ',' | 12 | ',' |
| 13 | '-' | '-' | 13 | '-' |
| 14 | '.' | '.' | 14 | '.' |
| 15 | '/' | '/' | 15 | '/' |
| 16 | '0' | '0' | 16 | '0' |
| 17 | '1' | '1' | 17 | '1' |
| 18 | '2' | '2' | 18 | '2' |
| 19 | '3' | '3' | 19 | '3' |
| 20 | '4' | '4' | 20 | '4' |
| 21 | '5' | '5' | 21 | '5' |
| 22 | '6' | '6' | 22 | '6' |
| 23 | '7' | '7' | 23 | '7' |
| 24 | '8' | '8' | 24 | '8' |
| 25 | '9' | '9' | 25 | '9' |
| 26 | ':' | ':' | 26 | ':' |
| 27 | ';' | ';' | 27 | ';' |
| 28 | '<' | '<' | 28 | '<' |
| 29 | '=' | '=' | 29 | '=' |
| 30 | '>' | '>' | 30 | '>' |
| 31 | '?' | '?' | 31 | '?' |
| 32 | '@' | '@' | 32 | '@' |
| 33 | 'A' | 'A' | 33 | 'A' |
| 34 | 'B' | 'B' | 34 | 'B' |
| 35 | 'C' | 'C' | 35 | 'C' |
| 36 | 'D' | 'D' | 36 | 'D' |
| 37 | 'E' | 'E' | 37 | 'E' |
| 38 | 'F' | 'F' | 38 | 'F' |
| 39 | 'G' | 'G' | 39 | 'G' |
| 40 | 'H' | 'H' | 40 | 'H' |
| 41 | 'I' | 'I' | 41 | 'I' |
| 42 | 'J' | 'J' | 42 | 'J' |
| 43 | 'K' | 'K' | 43 | 'K' |
| 44 | 'L' | 'L' | 44 | 'L' |
| 45 | 'M' | 'M' | 45 | 'M' |
| 46 | 'N' | 'N' | 46 | 'N' |
| 47 | 'O' | 'O' | 47 | 'O' |
| 48 | 'P' | 'P' | 48 | 'P' |
| 49 | 'Q' | 'Q' | 49 | 'Q' |
| 50 | 'R' | 'R' | 50 | 'R' |
| 51 | 'S' | 'S' | 51 | 'S' |
| 52 | 'T' | 'T' | 52 | 'T' |
| 53 | 'U' | 'U' | 53 | 'U' |
| 54 | 'V' | 'V' | 54 | 'V' |
| 55 | 'W' | 'W' | 55 | 'W' |
| 56 | 'X' | 'X' | 56 | 'X' |
| 57 | 'Y' | 'Y' | 57 | 'Y' |
| 58 | 'Z' | 'Z' | 58 | 'Z' |
| 59 | '[' | '[' | 59 | '[' |
| 60 | ' | ' | 60 | ' |
| 61 | ']' | ']' | 61 | ']' |
| 62 | '^' | '^' | 62 | '^' |
| 63 | '_' | '_' | 63 | '_' |
| 64 | NUL | '`' | 64 | '`' |
| 65 | SOH | 'a' | 65 | 'a' |
| 66 | STX | 'b' | 66 | 'b' |
| 67 | ETX | 'c' | 67 | 'c' |
| 68 | EOT | 'd' | 68 | 'd' |
| 69 | ENQ | 'e' | 69 | 'e' |
| 70 | ACK | 'f' | 70 | 'f' |
| 71 | BEL | 'g' | 71 | 'g' |
| 72 | BS | 'h' | 72 | 'h' |
| 73 | HT | 'i' | 73 | 'i' |
| 74 | LF | 'j' | 74 | 'j' |
| 75 | VT | 'k' | 75 | 'k' |
| 76 | FF | 'l' | 76 | 'l' |
| 77 | CR | 'm' | 77 | 'm' |
| 78 | SO | 'n' | 78 | 'n' |
| 79 | SI | 'o' | 79 | 'o' |
| 80 | DLE | 'p' | 80 | 'p' |
| 81 | DC1 | 'q' | 81 | 'q' |
| 82 | DC2 | 'r' | 82 | 'r' |
| 83 | DC3 | 's' | 83 | 's' |
| 84 | DC4 | 't' | 84 | 't' |
| 85 | NAK | 'u' | 85 | 'u' |
| 86 | SYN | 'v' | 86 | 'v' |
| 87 | ETB | 'w' | 87 | 'w' |
| 88 | CAN | 'x' | 88 | 'x' |
| 89 | EM | 'y' | 89 | 'y' |
| 90 | SUB | 'z' | 90 | 'z' |
| 91 | ESC | '{' | 91 | '{' |
| 92 | FS | '|' | 92 | '|' |
| 93 | GS | '}' | 93 | '}' |
| 94 | RS | '~' | 94 | '~' |
| 95 | US | DEL | 95 | 227 (ASCII value) |
| 96 | FNC3 | FNC3 | 96 | 228 (ASCII value) |
| 97 | FNC2 | FNC2 | 97 | 229 (ASCII value) |
| 98 | Shift | Shift | 98 | 230 (ASCII value) |
| 99 | Code C | Code C | 99 | 231 (ASCII value) |
| 100 | Code B | FNC4 | Code B | 232 (ASCII value) |
| 101 | FNC4 | Code A | Code A | 233 (ASCII value) |
| 102 | FNC1 | FNC1 | FNC1 | 234 (ASCII value) |
| 103 | Start A | Start A | Start A | 235 (ASCII value) |
| 104 | Start B | Start B | Start B | 236 (ASCII value) |
| 105 | Start C | Start C | Start C | 237 (ASCII value) |
| 106 | Stop | Stop | Stop | 238 (ASCII value) |
Code128 Check Character
Code 128AData - ABCDEF
| Data Characters | A | B | C | D | E | F |
| Multiply each of the character (the Code 128 value) with an increasing weight. | ||||||
| Code 128 Value | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 |
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | *4 | *5 | *6 |
| Sum : | (33*1) + (34*2) + (35*3) + (36*4) + (37*5) + (38*6) = 763 | |||||
| For Code 128A, add an additional of 103 to the sum above | ||||||
| Total | 763 + 103 = 866 | |||||
| Modulo 103 Check Character: | 866 % 103 = 42 (which maps to the character 'J') |
Code 128B
Data - abcdef
| Data Characters | a | b | c | d | e | f |
| Multiply each of the character (the Code 128 value) with an increasing weight. | ||||||
| Code 128 Value | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | 69 | 70 |
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | *4 | *5 | *6 |
| Sum : | (65*1) + (66*2) + (67*3) + (68*4) + (69*5) + (70*6) = 1435 | |||||
| For Code 128B, add an additional of 104 to the sum above | ||||||
| Total | 1435 + 104 = 1539 | |||||
| Modulo 103 Check Character: | 1539 % 103 = 97 |
Barcode 128 Excel
Code 128CData - 345678
| Data Characters | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| Multiply each of the two digits with an increasing weight. | ||||||
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | |||
| Sum : | (34*1) + (56*2) + (78*3) = 380 | |||||
| For Code 128C, add an additional of 105 to the sum above | ||||||
| Total | 380 + 105 = 485 | |||||
| Modulo 103 Check Character: | 485 % 103 = 73 (which maps to the character 'i') |
How to use the ConnectCode Code 128 FontCode 128 A
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 A 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 A 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 formulas to generate the barcode if you intend to use Code 128 Auto. For example to encode '12345678'.
Input (Into the Encoder or VB macros/formulas): 12345678
Output:
Code128 Barcode
Code128 barcode is currently one of the most widely used barcode. The reason is that this barcode can support the full ASCII character set, is flexible and can support very dense (number of characters per inch) barcode. Under the industry specifications, this barcode supports three different variations : Code 128 A, Code 128 B and Code 128 C. Each of the variations is targeted for specific purposes and switching between the different variations is possible with additional control characters. With the switching, the specifications also cater to an Auto mode to help users create the barcode easily. The Auto mode allows the barcode software to auto detect the data, determine the most optimized variation and, if required, switch between the variations automatically. It is recommended to use the Barcode Generator, the Excel Add in or other tools provided by Aeromium for the Auto mode.
Master Hammond B3 is a Virtual Hammond VST plug-in with a rich and authentic sound based on the legendary B3 organ. The result is a warm and powerful sound over the entire range of the keyboard. Master hammond b3 organ vst v.2.2.1 crack full. Master Hammond B3 Organ Vst V.2.2.1 Crack Glitch 2 Free Vst Download Mac El Capitan Boot Camp Windows 7 Hackintosh Auto Tune Efx Zip Antarestech Auto Tune Evo Dev C++ G Exe Has Stopped Working Windows 10 Movement. A Virtual Hammond plug-in for Windows VST hosts which you can use to bring back the feel of the real organ that was destined decades ago What's new in Master Hammond B3 VSTi 2.21: Fixed problem.
Generating this barcode using the Barcode Generator
The easiest way to create this barcode is to use the Barcode Generator included in the installation package. Simply goto the Start Menu and launch Aeromium Barcode Fonts > Barcode Generator. This software automatesand simplifies the creation of the barcodes for you. After the barcode is created, you can simply copyand paste the barcode into your documents.
Generating this barcode using the Barcode Generator
Generating this barcode in Excel
Code 128 Barcode Fonts
The following is the list of fonts with varying heights supported by Aeromium. All the different variations of this barcode use the same set of fonts below.
FontCode128H1.ttf
FontCode128H2.ttf
FontCode128H3.ttf (Default Font)
FontCode128H4.ttf
FontCode128H5.ttf
FontCode128H6.ttf
Using this Barcode Manually
Code 128 AThe following table lists the characters supported by the Code 128 A barcode. The first column represents your data characters to be encoded by the barcode. The second column represents the barcode font characters to use. The Barcode Generator and Excel Macros will automatically help translate the data to the barcode font character and compute the check character. The characters for mode (variation) switching are also included in the table below. It is recommended to use the Barcode Generator, the Excel Add in or other tools provided by Aeromium for the Auto mode. This is to prevent human errors when creating the barcodes.
| Data to be Encoded | Font Character to use | Values used for calculating Check Character |
| ' ' | ' ' (Space) | 0 |
| '!' | '!' | 1 |
| '' | '' | 2 |
| '#' | '#' | 3 |
| '$' | '$' | 4 |
| '%' | '%' | 5 |
| '&' | '&' | 6 |
| '' | '' | 7 |
| '(' | '(' | 8 |
| ')' | ')' | 9 |
| '*' | '*' | 10 |
| '+' | '+' | 11 |
| ',' | ',' | 12 |
| '-' | '-' | 13 |
| '.' | '.' | 14 |
| '/' | '/' | 15 |
| '0' | '0' | 16 |
| '1' | '1' | 17 |
| '2' | '2' | 18 |
| '3' | '3' | 19 |
| '4' | '4' | 20 |
| '5' | '5' | 21 |
| '6' | '6' | 22 |
| '7' | '7' | 23 |
| '8' | '8' | 24 |
| '9' | '9' | 25 |
| ':' | ':' | 26 |
| ';' | ';' | 27 |
| '<' | '<' | 28 |
| '=' | '=' | 29 |
| '>' | '>' | 30 |
| '?' | '?' | 31 |
| '@' | '@' | 32 |
| 'A' | 'A' | 33 |
| 'B' | 'B' | 34 |
| 'C' | 'C' | 35 |
| 'D' | 'D' | 36 |
| 'E' | 'E' | 37 |
| 'F' | 'F' | 38 |
| 'G' | 'G' | 39 |
| 'H' | 'H' | 40 |
| 'I' | 'I' | 41 |
| 'J' | 'J' | 42 |
| 'K' | 'K' | 43 |
| 'L' | 'L' | 44 |
| 'M' | 'M' | 45 |
| 'N' | 'N' | 46 |
| 'O' | 'O' | 47 |
| 'P' | 'P' | 48 |
| 'Q' | 'Q' | 49 |
| 'R' | 'R' | 50 |
| 'S' | 'S' | 51 |
| 'T' | 'T' | 52 |
| 'U' | 'U' | 53 |
| 'V' | 'V' | 54 |
| 'W' | 'W' | 55 |
| 'X' | 'X' | 56 |
| 'Y' | 'Y' | 57 |
| 'Z' | 'Z' | 58 |
| '[' | '[' | 59 |
| ' | ' | 60 |
| ']' | ']' | 61 |
| '^' | '^' | 62 |
| '_' | '_' | 63 |
| NUL | '`' | 64 |
| SOH | 'a' | 65 |
| STX | 'b' | 66 |
| ETX | 'c' | 67 |
| EOT | 'd' | 68 |
| ENQ | 'e' | 69 |
| ACK | 'f' | 70 |
| BEL | 'g' | 71 |
| BS | 'h' | 72 |
| HT | 'i' | 73 |
| LF | 'j' | 74 |
| VT | 'k' | 75 |
| FF | 'l' | 76 |
| CR | 'm' | 77 |
| SO | 'n' | 78 |
| SI | 'o' | 79 |
| DLE | 'p' | 80 |
| DC1 | 'q' | 81 |
| DC2 | 'r' | 82 |
| DC3 | 's' | 83 |
| DC4 | 't' | 84 |
| NAK | 'u' | 85 |
| SYN | 'v' | 86 |
| ETB | 'w' | 87 |
| CAN | 'x' | 88 |
| EM | 'y' | 89 |
| SUB | 'z' | 90 |
| ESC | '{' | 91 |
| FS | '|' | 92 |
| GS | '}' | 93 |
| RS | '~' | 94 |
| US | ASCII 176 | 95 |
| FNC3 | ASCII 177 | 96 |
| FNC2 | ASCII 178 | 97 |
| Shift | ASCII 179 | 98 |
| Code C | ASCII 180 | 99 |
| Code B | ASCII 181 | 100 |
| FNC4 | ASCII 182 | 101 |
| FNC1 | ASCII 183 | 102 |
| Start A | ASCII 184 | 103 |
| Start B | ASCII 185 | 104 |
| Start C | ASCII 186 | 105 |
| Stop | ASCII 187 | 106 |
Code 128 B
The following table lists the characters supported by the Code 128 B barcode. The first column represents your data characters to be encoded by the barcode. The second column represents the barcode font characters to use.
| Data to be Encoded | Font Character to use | Values used for calculating Check Character |
| ' ' | ' ' (Space) | 0 |
| '!' | '!' | 1 |
| '' | '' | 2 |
| '#' | '#' | 3 |
| '$' | '$' | 4 |
| '%' | '%' | 5 |
| '&' | '&' | 6 |
| '' | '' | 7 |
| '(' | '(' | 8 |
| ')' | ')' | 9 |
| '*' | '*' | 10 |
| '+' | '+' | 11 |
| ',' | ',' | 12 |
| '-' | '-' | 13 |
| '.' | '.' | 14 |
| '/' | '/' | 15 |
| '0' | '0' | 16 |
| '1' | '1' | 17 |
| '2' | '2' | 18 |
| '3' | '3' | 19 |
| '4' | '4' | 20 |
| '5' | '5' | 21 |
| '6' | '6' | 22 |
| '7' | '7' | 23 |
| '8' | '8' | 24 |
| '9' | '9' | 25 |
| ':' | ':' | 26 |
| ';' | ';' | 27 |
| '<' | '<' | 28 |
| '=' | '=' | 29 |
| '>' | '>' | 30 |
| '?' | '?' | 31 |
| '@' | '@' | 32 |
| 'A' | 'A' | 33 |
| 'B' | 'B' | 34 |
| 'C' | 'C' | 35 |
| 'D' | 'D' | 36 |
| 'E' | 'E' | 37 |
| 'F' | 'F' | 38 |
| 'G' | 'G' | 39 |
| 'H' | 'H' | 40 |
| 'I' | 'I' | 41 |
| 'J' | 'J' | 42 |
| 'K' | 'K' | 43 |
| 'L' | 'L' | 44 |
| 'M' | 'M' | 45 |
| 'N' | 'N' | 46 |
| 'O' | 'O' | 47 |
| 'P' | 'P' | 48 |
| 'Q' | 'Q' | 49 |
| 'R' | 'R' | 50 |
| 'S' | 'S' | 51 |
| 'T' | 'T' | 52 |
| 'U' | 'U' | 53 |
| 'V' | 'V' | 54 |
| 'W' | 'W' | 55 |
| 'X' | 'X' | 56 |
| 'Y' | 'Y' | 57 |
| 'Z' | 'Z' | 58 |
| '[' | '[' | 59 |
| ' | ' | 60 |
| ']' | ']' | 61 |
| '^' | '^' | 62 |
| '_' | '_' | 63 |
| '`' | '`' | 64 |
| 'a' | 'a' | 65 |
| 'b' | 'b' | 66 |
| 'c' | 'c' | 67 |
| 'd' | 'd' | 68 |
| 'e' | 'e' | 69 |
| 'f' | 'f' | 70 |
| 'g' | 'g' | 71 |
| 'h' | 'h' | 72 |
| 'i' | 'i' | 73 |
| 'j' | 'j' | 74 |
| 'k' | 'k' | 75 |
| 'l' | 'l' | 76 |
| 'm' | 'm' | 77 |
| 'n' | 'n' | 78 |
| 'o' | 'o' | 79 |
| 'p' | 'p' | 80 |
| 'q' | 'q' | 81 |
| 'r' | 'r' | 82 |
| 's' | 's' | 83 |
| 't' | 't' | 84 |
| 'u' | 'u' | 85 |
| 'v' | 'v' | 86 |
| 'w' | 'w' | 87 |
| 'x' | 'x' | 88 |
| 'y' | 'y' | 89 |
| 'z' | 'z' | 90 |
| '{' | '{' | 91 |
| '|' | '|' | 92 |
| '}' | '}' | 93 |
| '~' | '~' | 94 |
| DEL | ASCII 176 | 95 |
| FNC3 | ASCII 177 | 96 |
| FNC2 | ASCII 178 | 97 |
| Shift | ASCII 179 | 98 |
| Code C | ASCII 180 | 99 |
| FNC4 | ASCII 181 | 100 |
| Code A | ASCII 182 | 101 |
| FNC1 | ASCII 183 | 102 |
| Start A | ASCII 184 | 103 |
| Start B | ASCII 185 | 104 |
| Start C | ASCII 186 | 105 |
| Stop | ASCII 187 | 106 |
Code 128 C
The following table lists the characters supported by the Code 128 C barcode. The first column represents your data characters to be encoded by the barcode. The second column represents the barcode font characters to use.
| Data to be Encoded | Font Character to use | Values used for calculating Check Character |
| 00 | ' ' (Space) | 0 |
| 01 | '!' | 1 |
| 02 | '' | 2 |
| 03 | '#' | 3 |
| 04 | '$' | 4 |
| 05 | '%' | 5 |
| 06 | '&' | 6 |
| 07 | '' | 7 |
| 08 | '(' | 8 |
| 09 | ')' | 9 |
| 10 | '*' | 10 |
| 11 | '+' | 11 |
| 12 | ',' | 12 |
| 13 | '-' | 13 |
| 14 | '.' | 14 |
| 15 | '/' | 15 |
| 16 | '0' | 16 |
| 17 | '1' | 17 |
| 18 | '2' | 18 |
| 19 | '3' | 19 |
| 20 | '4' | 20 |
| 21 | '5' | 21 |
| 22 | '6' | 22 |
| 23 | '7' | 23 |
| 24 | '8' | 24 |
| 25 | '9' | 25 |
| 26 | ':' | 26 |
| 27 | ';' | 27 |
| 28 | '<' | 28 |
| 29 | '=' | 29 |
| 30 | '>' | 30 |
| 31 | '?' | 31 |
| 32 | '@' | 32 |
| 33 | 'A' | 33 |
| 34 | 'B' | 34 |
| 35 | 'C' | 35 |
| 36 | 'D' | 36 |
| 37 | 'E' | 37 |
| 38 | 'F' | 38 |
| 39 | 'G' | 39 |
| 40 | 'H' | 40 |
| 41 | 'I' | 41 |
| 42 | 'J' | 42 |
| 43 | 'K' | 43 |
| 44 | 'L' | 44 |
| 45 | 'M' | 45 |
| 46 | 'N' | 46 |
| 47 | 'O' | 47 |
| 48 | 'P' | 48 |
| 49 | 'Q' | 49 |
| 50 | 'R' | 50 |
| 51 | 'S' | 51 |
| 52 | 'T' | 52 |
| 53 | 'U' | 53 |
| 54 | 'V' | 54 |
| 55 | 'W' | 55 |
| 56 | 'X' | 56 |
| 57 | 'Y' | 57 |
| 58 | 'Z' | 58 |
| 59 | '[' | 59 |
| 60 | ' | 60 |
| 61 | ']' | 61 |
| 62 | '^' | 62 |
| 63 | '_' | 63 |
| 64 | '`' | 64 |
| 65 | 'a' | 65 |
| 66 | 'b' | 66 |
| 67 | 'c' | 67 |
| 68 | 'd' | 68 |
| 69 | 'e' | 69 |
| 70 | 'f' | 70 |
| 71 | 'g' | 71 |
| 72 | 'h' | 72 |
| 73 | 'i' | 73 |
| 74 | 'j' | 74 |
| 75 | 'k' | 75 |
| 76 | 'l' | 76 |
| 77 | 'm' | 77 |
| 78 | 'n' | 78 |
| 79 | 'o' | 79 |
| 80 | 'p' | 80 |
| 81 | 'q' | 81 |
| 82 | 'r' | 82 |
| 83 | 's' | 83 |
| 84 | 't' | 84 |
| 85 | 'u' | 85 |
| 86 | 'v' | 86 |
| 87 | 'w' | 87 |
| 88 | 'x' | 88 |
| 89 | 'y' | 89 |
| 90 | 'z' | 90 |
| 91 | '{' | 91 |
| 92 | '|' | 92 |
| 93 | '}' | 93 |
| 94 | '~' | 94 |
| 95 | ASCII 176 | 95 |
| 96 | ASCII 177 | 96 |
| 97 | ASCII 178 | 97 |
| 98 | ASCII 179 | 98 |
| 99 | ASCII 180 | 99 |
| Code B | ASCII 181 | 100 |
| Code A | ASCII 182 | 101 |
| FNC1 | ASCII 183 | 102 |
| Start A | ASCII 184 | 103 |
| Start B | ASCII 185 | 104 |
| Start C | ASCII 186 | 105 |
| Stop | ASCII 187 | 106 |
Examples
Code 128A
To encode the data 'TESTIT' without the check digit manually, simply key in '[ASCII 184]TESTITm[ASCII 187]' and select the FontCode128H3.ttf font. The output is as follows :
Bar Code 128 Word
The 'm' is the check character and its computation is illustrated in the next section below. [ASCII 184] is the start character of Code 128 A while [ASCII 187] is the stop character of Code 128 A.Code 128B
To encode the data 'testit' without the check digit manually, simply key in '[ASCII 185]testit=[ASCII 187]' and select the FontCode128H3.ttf font. The output is as follows :
The '=' is the check character and it's computation is illustrated in the next section below. [ASCII 185] is the start character of Code 128 B while [ASCII 187] is the stop character of Code 128 B.
Code 128C
To encode the data '12345678' without the check digit manually, simply key in '[ASCII 186],BXnO[ASCII 186]' and select the FontCode128H3.ttf font. The output is as follows :
',' represents '12'
'X' represents '56'
'n' represents '78'
The 'O' is the check character and it's computation is illustrated in the next section below. [ASCII 186] is the start character of Code 128 C while [ASCII 187] is the stop character of Code 128 C.
How to compute the check digit
Code 128ABarcode 128 Excel Font
Data - TESTIT| Data to be Encoded | T | E | S | T | I | T |
| Multiply each of the character (the Code 128 value) with an increasing weight. | ||||||
| Check Character Values | 52 | 37 | 51 | 52 | 41 | 52 |
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | *4 | *5 | *6 |
| Sum : | (52*1) + (37*2) + (51*3) + (52*4) + (41*5) + (52*6) = 1004 | |||||
| For Code 128A barcode, add 103 to the sum above | ||||||
| Total | 1004 + 103 = 1107 | |||||
| Check Character (Modulo 103) : | 1107 % 103 = 77 (which is represented by the character 'm') |
| Data Characters | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| Multiply each of the two digits with an increasing weight. | ||||||
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | |||
| Sum : | (34*1) + (56*2) + (78*3) = 380 | |||||
| For Code 128C, add an additional of 105 to the sum above | ||||||
| Total | 380 + 105 = 485 | |||||
| Modulo 103 Check Character: | 485 % 103 = 73 (which maps to the character 'i') |
How to use the ConnectCode Code 128 FontCode 128 A
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 A 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 A 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 formulas to generate the barcode if you intend to use Code 128 Auto. For example to encode '12345678'.
Input (Into the Encoder or VB macros/formulas): 12345678
Output:
Code128 Barcode
Code128 barcode is currently one of the most widely used barcode. The reason is that this barcode can support the full ASCII character set, is flexible and can support very dense (number of characters per inch) barcode. Under the industry specifications, this barcode supports three different variations : Code 128 A, Code 128 B and Code 128 C. Each of the variations is targeted for specific purposes and switching between the different variations is possible with additional control characters. With the switching, the specifications also cater to an Auto mode to help users create the barcode easily. The Auto mode allows the barcode software to auto detect the data, determine the most optimized variation and, if required, switch between the variations automatically. It is recommended to use the Barcode Generator, the Excel Add in or other tools provided by Aeromium for the Auto mode.
Master Hammond B3 is a Virtual Hammond VST plug-in with a rich and authentic sound based on the legendary B3 organ. The result is a warm and powerful sound over the entire range of the keyboard. Master hammond b3 organ vst v.2.2.1 crack full. Master Hammond B3 Organ Vst V.2.2.1 Crack Glitch 2 Free Vst Download Mac El Capitan Boot Camp Windows 7 Hackintosh Auto Tune Efx Zip Antarestech Auto Tune Evo Dev C++ G Exe Has Stopped Working Windows 10 Movement. A Virtual Hammond plug-in for Windows VST hosts which you can use to bring back the feel of the real organ that was destined decades ago What's new in Master Hammond B3 VSTi 2.21: Fixed problem.
Generating this barcode using the Barcode Generator
The easiest way to create this barcode is to use the Barcode Generator included in the installation package. Simply goto the Start Menu and launch Aeromium Barcode Fonts > Barcode Generator. This software automatesand simplifies the creation of the barcodes for you. After the barcode is created, you can simply copyand paste the barcode into your documents.
Generating this barcode using the Barcode Generator
Generating this barcode in Excel
Code 128 Barcode Fonts
The following is the list of fonts with varying heights supported by Aeromium. All the different variations of this barcode use the same set of fonts below.
FontCode128H1.ttf
FontCode128H2.ttf
FontCode128H3.ttf (Default Font)
FontCode128H4.ttf
FontCode128H5.ttf
FontCode128H6.ttf
Using this Barcode Manually
Code 128 AThe following table lists the characters supported by the Code 128 A barcode. The first column represents your data characters to be encoded by the barcode. The second column represents the barcode font characters to use. The Barcode Generator and Excel Macros will automatically help translate the data to the barcode font character and compute the check character. The characters for mode (variation) switching are also included in the table below. It is recommended to use the Barcode Generator, the Excel Add in or other tools provided by Aeromium for the Auto mode. This is to prevent human errors when creating the barcodes.
| Data to be Encoded | Font Character to use | Values used for calculating Check Character |
| ' ' | ' ' (Space) | 0 |
| '!' | '!' | 1 |
| '' | '' | 2 |
| '#' | '#' | 3 |
| '$' | '$' | 4 |
| '%' | '%' | 5 |
| '&' | '&' | 6 |
| '' | '' | 7 |
| '(' | '(' | 8 |
| ')' | ')' | 9 |
| '*' | '*' | 10 |
| '+' | '+' | 11 |
| ',' | ',' | 12 |
| '-' | '-' | 13 |
| '.' | '.' | 14 |
| '/' | '/' | 15 |
| '0' | '0' | 16 |
| '1' | '1' | 17 |
| '2' | '2' | 18 |
| '3' | '3' | 19 |
| '4' | '4' | 20 |
| '5' | '5' | 21 |
| '6' | '6' | 22 |
| '7' | '7' | 23 |
| '8' | '8' | 24 |
| '9' | '9' | 25 |
| ':' | ':' | 26 |
| ';' | ';' | 27 |
| '<' | '<' | 28 |
| '=' | '=' | 29 |
| '>' | '>' | 30 |
| '?' | '?' | 31 |
| '@' | '@' | 32 |
| 'A' | 'A' | 33 |
| 'B' | 'B' | 34 |
| 'C' | 'C' | 35 |
| 'D' | 'D' | 36 |
| 'E' | 'E' | 37 |
| 'F' | 'F' | 38 |
| 'G' | 'G' | 39 |
| 'H' | 'H' | 40 |
| 'I' | 'I' | 41 |
| 'J' | 'J' | 42 |
| 'K' | 'K' | 43 |
| 'L' | 'L' | 44 |
| 'M' | 'M' | 45 |
| 'N' | 'N' | 46 |
| 'O' | 'O' | 47 |
| 'P' | 'P' | 48 |
| 'Q' | 'Q' | 49 |
| 'R' | 'R' | 50 |
| 'S' | 'S' | 51 |
| 'T' | 'T' | 52 |
| 'U' | 'U' | 53 |
| 'V' | 'V' | 54 |
| 'W' | 'W' | 55 |
| 'X' | 'X' | 56 |
| 'Y' | 'Y' | 57 |
| 'Z' | 'Z' | 58 |
| '[' | '[' | 59 |
| ' | ' | 60 |
| ']' | ']' | 61 |
| '^' | '^' | 62 |
| '_' | '_' | 63 |
| NUL | '`' | 64 |
| SOH | 'a' | 65 |
| STX | 'b' | 66 |
| ETX | 'c' | 67 |
| EOT | 'd' | 68 |
| ENQ | 'e' | 69 |
| ACK | 'f' | 70 |
| BEL | 'g' | 71 |
| BS | 'h' | 72 |
| HT | 'i' | 73 |
| LF | 'j' | 74 |
| VT | 'k' | 75 |
| FF | 'l' | 76 |
| CR | 'm' | 77 |
| SO | 'n' | 78 |
| SI | 'o' | 79 |
| DLE | 'p' | 80 |
| DC1 | 'q' | 81 |
| DC2 | 'r' | 82 |
| DC3 | 's' | 83 |
| DC4 | 't' | 84 |
| NAK | 'u' | 85 |
| SYN | 'v' | 86 |
| ETB | 'w' | 87 |
| CAN | 'x' | 88 |
| EM | 'y' | 89 |
| SUB | 'z' | 90 |
| ESC | '{' | 91 |
| FS | '|' | 92 |
| GS | '}' | 93 |
| RS | '~' | 94 |
| US | ASCII 176 | 95 |
| FNC3 | ASCII 177 | 96 |
| FNC2 | ASCII 178 | 97 |
| Shift | ASCII 179 | 98 |
| Code C | ASCII 180 | 99 |
| Code B | ASCII 181 | 100 |
| FNC4 | ASCII 182 | 101 |
| FNC1 | ASCII 183 | 102 |
| Start A | ASCII 184 | 103 |
| Start B | ASCII 185 | 104 |
| Start C | ASCII 186 | 105 |
| Stop | ASCII 187 | 106 |
Code 128 B
The following table lists the characters supported by the Code 128 B barcode. The first column represents your data characters to be encoded by the barcode. The second column represents the barcode font characters to use.
| Data to be Encoded | Font Character to use | Values used for calculating Check Character |
| ' ' | ' ' (Space) | 0 |
| '!' | '!' | 1 |
| '' | '' | 2 |
| '#' | '#' | 3 |
| '$' | '$' | 4 |
| '%' | '%' | 5 |
| '&' | '&' | 6 |
| '' | '' | 7 |
| '(' | '(' | 8 |
| ')' | ')' | 9 |
| '*' | '*' | 10 |
| '+' | '+' | 11 |
| ',' | ',' | 12 |
| '-' | '-' | 13 |
| '.' | '.' | 14 |
| '/' | '/' | 15 |
| '0' | '0' | 16 |
| '1' | '1' | 17 |
| '2' | '2' | 18 |
| '3' | '3' | 19 |
| '4' | '4' | 20 |
| '5' | '5' | 21 |
| '6' | '6' | 22 |
| '7' | '7' | 23 |
| '8' | '8' | 24 |
| '9' | '9' | 25 |
| ':' | ':' | 26 |
| ';' | ';' | 27 |
| '<' | '<' | 28 |
| '=' | '=' | 29 |
| '>' | '>' | 30 |
| '?' | '?' | 31 |
| '@' | '@' | 32 |
| 'A' | 'A' | 33 |
| 'B' | 'B' | 34 |
| 'C' | 'C' | 35 |
| 'D' | 'D' | 36 |
| 'E' | 'E' | 37 |
| 'F' | 'F' | 38 |
| 'G' | 'G' | 39 |
| 'H' | 'H' | 40 |
| 'I' | 'I' | 41 |
| 'J' | 'J' | 42 |
| 'K' | 'K' | 43 |
| 'L' | 'L' | 44 |
| 'M' | 'M' | 45 |
| 'N' | 'N' | 46 |
| 'O' | 'O' | 47 |
| 'P' | 'P' | 48 |
| 'Q' | 'Q' | 49 |
| 'R' | 'R' | 50 |
| 'S' | 'S' | 51 |
| 'T' | 'T' | 52 |
| 'U' | 'U' | 53 |
| 'V' | 'V' | 54 |
| 'W' | 'W' | 55 |
| 'X' | 'X' | 56 |
| 'Y' | 'Y' | 57 |
| 'Z' | 'Z' | 58 |
| '[' | '[' | 59 |
| ' | ' | 60 |
| ']' | ']' | 61 |
| '^' | '^' | 62 |
| '_' | '_' | 63 |
| '`' | '`' | 64 |
| 'a' | 'a' | 65 |
| 'b' | 'b' | 66 |
| 'c' | 'c' | 67 |
| 'd' | 'd' | 68 |
| 'e' | 'e' | 69 |
| 'f' | 'f' | 70 |
| 'g' | 'g' | 71 |
| 'h' | 'h' | 72 |
| 'i' | 'i' | 73 |
| 'j' | 'j' | 74 |
| 'k' | 'k' | 75 |
| 'l' | 'l' | 76 |
| 'm' | 'm' | 77 |
| 'n' | 'n' | 78 |
| 'o' | 'o' | 79 |
| 'p' | 'p' | 80 |
| 'q' | 'q' | 81 |
| 'r' | 'r' | 82 |
| 's' | 's' | 83 |
| 't' | 't' | 84 |
| 'u' | 'u' | 85 |
| 'v' | 'v' | 86 |
| 'w' | 'w' | 87 |
| 'x' | 'x' | 88 |
| 'y' | 'y' | 89 |
| 'z' | 'z' | 90 |
| '{' | '{' | 91 |
| '|' | '|' | 92 |
| '}' | '}' | 93 |
| '~' | '~' | 94 |
| DEL | ASCII 176 | 95 |
| FNC3 | ASCII 177 | 96 |
| FNC2 | ASCII 178 | 97 |
| Shift | ASCII 179 | 98 |
| Code C | ASCII 180 | 99 |
| FNC4 | ASCII 181 | 100 |
| Code A | ASCII 182 | 101 |
| FNC1 | ASCII 183 | 102 |
| Start A | ASCII 184 | 103 |
| Start B | ASCII 185 | 104 |
| Start C | ASCII 186 | 105 |
| Stop | ASCII 187 | 106 |
Code 128 C
The following table lists the characters supported by the Code 128 C barcode. The first column represents your data characters to be encoded by the barcode. The second column represents the barcode font characters to use.
| Data to be Encoded | Font Character to use | Values used for calculating Check Character |
| 00 | ' ' (Space) | 0 |
| 01 | '!' | 1 |
| 02 | '' | 2 |
| 03 | '#' | 3 |
| 04 | '$' | 4 |
| 05 | '%' | 5 |
| 06 | '&' | 6 |
| 07 | '' | 7 |
| 08 | '(' | 8 |
| 09 | ')' | 9 |
| 10 | '*' | 10 |
| 11 | '+' | 11 |
| 12 | ',' | 12 |
| 13 | '-' | 13 |
| 14 | '.' | 14 |
| 15 | '/' | 15 |
| 16 | '0' | 16 |
| 17 | '1' | 17 |
| 18 | '2' | 18 |
| 19 | '3' | 19 |
| 20 | '4' | 20 |
| 21 | '5' | 21 |
| 22 | '6' | 22 |
| 23 | '7' | 23 |
| 24 | '8' | 24 |
| 25 | '9' | 25 |
| 26 | ':' | 26 |
| 27 | ';' | 27 |
| 28 | '<' | 28 |
| 29 | '=' | 29 |
| 30 | '>' | 30 |
| 31 | '?' | 31 |
| 32 | '@' | 32 |
| 33 | 'A' | 33 |
| 34 | 'B' | 34 |
| 35 | 'C' | 35 |
| 36 | 'D' | 36 |
| 37 | 'E' | 37 |
| 38 | 'F' | 38 |
| 39 | 'G' | 39 |
| 40 | 'H' | 40 |
| 41 | 'I' | 41 |
| 42 | 'J' | 42 |
| 43 | 'K' | 43 |
| 44 | 'L' | 44 |
| 45 | 'M' | 45 |
| 46 | 'N' | 46 |
| 47 | 'O' | 47 |
| 48 | 'P' | 48 |
| 49 | 'Q' | 49 |
| 50 | 'R' | 50 |
| 51 | 'S' | 51 |
| 52 | 'T' | 52 |
| 53 | 'U' | 53 |
| 54 | 'V' | 54 |
| 55 | 'W' | 55 |
| 56 | 'X' | 56 |
| 57 | 'Y' | 57 |
| 58 | 'Z' | 58 |
| 59 | '[' | 59 |
| 60 | ' | 60 |
| 61 | ']' | 61 |
| 62 | '^' | 62 |
| 63 | '_' | 63 |
| 64 | '`' | 64 |
| 65 | 'a' | 65 |
| 66 | 'b' | 66 |
| 67 | 'c' | 67 |
| 68 | 'd' | 68 |
| 69 | 'e' | 69 |
| 70 | 'f' | 70 |
| 71 | 'g' | 71 |
| 72 | 'h' | 72 |
| 73 | 'i' | 73 |
| 74 | 'j' | 74 |
| 75 | 'k' | 75 |
| 76 | 'l' | 76 |
| 77 | 'm' | 77 |
| 78 | 'n' | 78 |
| 79 | 'o' | 79 |
| 80 | 'p' | 80 |
| 81 | 'q' | 81 |
| 82 | 'r' | 82 |
| 83 | 's' | 83 |
| 84 | 't' | 84 |
| 85 | 'u' | 85 |
| 86 | 'v' | 86 |
| 87 | 'w' | 87 |
| 88 | 'x' | 88 |
| 89 | 'y' | 89 |
| 90 | 'z' | 90 |
| 91 | '{' | 91 |
| 92 | '|' | 92 |
| 93 | '}' | 93 |
| 94 | '~' | 94 |
| 95 | ASCII 176 | 95 |
| 96 | ASCII 177 | 96 |
| 97 | ASCII 178 | 97 |
| 98 | ASCII 179 | 98 |
| 99 | ASCII 180 | 99 |
| Code B | ASCII 181 | 100 |
| Code A | ASCII 182 | 101 |
| FNC1 | ASCII 183 | 102 |
| Start A | ASCII 184 | 103 |
| Start B | ASCII 185 | 104 |
| Start C | ASCII 186 | 105 |
| Stop | ASCII 187 | 106 |
Examples
Code 128A
To encode the data 'TESTIT' without the check digit manually, simply key in '[ASCII 184]TESTITm[ASCII 187]' and select the FontCode128H3.ttf font. The output is as follows :
Bar Code 128 Word
The 'm' is the check character and its computation is illustrated in the next section below. [ASCII 184] is the start character of Code 128 A while [ASCII 187] is the stop character of Code 128 A.Code 128B
To encode the data 'testit' without the check digit manually, simply key in '[ASCII 185]testit=[ASCII 187]' and select the FontCode128H3.ttf font. The output is as follows :
The '=' is the check character and it's computation is illustrated in the next section below. [ASCII 185] is the start character of Code 128 B while [ASCII 187] is the stop character of Code 128 B.
Code 128C
To encode the data '12345678' without the check digit manually, simply key in '[ASCII 186],BXnO[ASCII 186]' and select the FontCode128H3.ttf font. The output is as follows :
',' represents '12'
'B' represents '34'
'X' represents '56'
'n' represents '78'
The 'O' is the check character and it's computation is illustrated in the next section below. [ASCII 186] is the start character of Code 128 C while [ASCII 187] is the stop character of Code 128 C.
How to compute the check digit
Code 128ABarcode 128 Excel Font
Data - TESTIT| Data to be Encoded | T | E | S | T | I | T |
| Multiply each of the character (the Code 128 value) with an increasing weight. | ||||||
| Check Character Values | 52 | 37 | 51 | 52 | 41 | 52 |
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | *4 | *5 | *6 |
| Sum : | (52*1) + (37*2) + (51*3) + (52*4) + (41*5) + (52*6) = 1004 | |||||
| For Code 128A barcode, add 103 to the sum above | ||||||
| Total | 1004 + 103 = 1107 | |||||
| Check Character (Modulo 103) : | 1107 % 103 = 77 (which is represented by the character 'm') |
Bar Code 128 Auto Program
Code 128BData - testit
| Data to be Encoded | T | E | S | T | I | T |
| Multiply each of the character (the Code 128 value) with an increasing weight. | ||||||
| Check Character Values | 84 | 69 | 83 | 84 | 73 | 84 |
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | *4 | *5 | *6 |
| Sum : | (84*1) + (69*2) + (83*3) + (84*4) + (73*5) + (84*6) = 1676 | |||||
| For Code 128B barcode, add 104 to the sum above | ||||||
| Total | 1676 + 104 = 1780 | |||||
| Check Character (Modulo 103) : | 1780 % 103 = 29 (which is represented by the character '=') |
Code 128C
Barcode 128 Encoding
Data - 12345678Barcode 128 Auto
| Data to be Encoded | 12 | 34 | 56 | 78 |
| Multiply each of the character (the Code 128 value) with an increasing weight. | ||||
| Check Character Values | 12 | 34 | 56 | 78 |
| Weight | *1 | *2 | *3 | *4 |
| Sum : | (12*1) + (34*2) + (56*3) + (78*4) = 560 | |||
| For Code 128C barcode, add 105 to the sum above | ||||
| Total | 560 + 105 = 665 | |||
| Check Character (Modulo 103) : | 665 % 103 = 47 (which is represented by the character 'O') |
Barcode 128 Tab
Back to Barcode Fonts.