BC412

Usage:	Widely used in semiconductor manufacturing. Particularly useful where speed, accuracy, and ease of printing are required.
Definition:	BC412 (Binary Code 412), a proprietary IBM symbology since 1988, is an alphanumeric symbol with a set of 35 characters, each encoded by a set of 4 bars in 12 module positions. All bars have a single width; it is the presence (1) or absence (0) of bars in each of the twelve module positions that make BC412 binary. This symbology is also bi-directional and self-clocking, with a start character and a stop character.
Serial Cmd:	<K481,status,check digit output,fixed symbol length status,fixed symbol length>
Default:	Disabled
Options:	0 = Disabled	1 = Enabled

Check Digit Output (BC412)

Usage:	Check Digit Output, added to the symbol, provides additional security.
Definition:	When enabled, the check digit character is read and compared along with the symbol data. When disabled, symbol data is sent without the check digit.
Serial Cmd:	<K481,status,check digit output,fixed symbol length status,fixed symbol length>
Default:	Disabled
Options:	0 = Disabled	1 = Enabled