What parameters does ^BD take?

m — mode: 2=structured carrier / numeric postal code (U.S.), 3=structured carrier / alphanumeric postal code, 4=standard symbol, 5=full EEC, 6=reader programming; n — symbol number within a structured document; t — total number of symbols in the sequence

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^BD — MaxiCode

MaxiCode — the symbology on UPS shipping labels.

Syntax^BDm,n,t

CategoryBarcodes

In the preview

This command is supported by the preview engine. Parameters ignored in the preview: m, n, t.

Example

^BD2,1,1^FDLABELIXA^FS

Runnable example

^XA^PW609^LL406^FO60,60^BD2,1,1^FD001840152382802^FS^XZ

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Parameters

Parameter	Description	Type
`m`	mode: 2=structured carrier / numeric postal code (U.S.), 3=structured carrier / alphanumeric postal code, 4=standard symbol, 5=full EEC, 6=reader programming	`int`	Default: `2` · Range: `2–6` · ignored in preview
`n`	symbol number within a structured document	`int`	Default: `1` · Range: `1–8` · ignored in preview
`t`	total number of symbols in the sequence	`int`	Default: `1` · Range: `1–8` · ignored in preview

The marked parameters are part of the ZPL specification and work on a real printer; the preview engine ignores them today.

Source

Zebra ZPL II Programming Guide (P1134473-11EN), page 106.

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