Font table

The characters representing the barcode elements are shown in the following Font table.

value	binary	char	value	binary	char	value	binary	char
0	000000	0	21	010101	E	42	101010	Z
1	000001	1	22	010110	F	43	101011	[
2	000010	2	23	010111	G	44	101100	\
3	000011	3	24	011000	H	45	101101	]
4	000100	4	25	011001	I	46	101110	^
5	000101	5	26	011010	J	47	101111	_
6	000110	6	27	011011	K	48	110000	`
7	000111	7	28	011100	L	49	110001	a
8	001000	8	29	011101	M	50	110010	b
9	001001	9	30	011110	N	51	110011	c
10	001010	:	31	011111	O	52	110100	d
11	001011	;	32	100000	P	53	110101	e
12	001100	<	33	100001	Q	54	110110	f
13	001101	=	34	100010	R	55	110111	g
14	001110	>	35	100011	S	56	111000	h
15	001111	?	36	100100	T	57	111001	i
16	010000	@	37	100101	U	58	111010	j
17	010001	A	38	100110	V	59	111011	k
18	010010	B	39	100111	W	60	111100	l
19	010011	C	40	101000	X	61	111101	m
20	010100	D	41	101001	Y	62	111110	n
21	010101	E	42	101010	Z	63	111111	o

Characters < to @ (ANSI 60 – 64) are reproduced at p to t (ANSI 112-116)

Characters [ to ‘ (ANSI 91 – 96) are reproduced at u to z (ANSI 117-122)

These alternative characters are used by version 3 of our libraries to avoid difficulties with programs that interpret characters such as < and > and ^ as control characters.