I wonder if you got a resolution to this?
I have the exact same problem.
Please advise.
I'm using PrintNet-T software.


Caminiti, Marc wrote:
> 
> I know that this isn't a U2 problem, but was hoping that someout could
> help out here.  I am doing some programming on creating a label for FedEx
> SmartPost and they need a barcode type UCC/EAN Concatenated Code 128.  I
> have the programming for the regular UCC/EAN (non-concatenated), but
> cannot figure out how to do a concatenated one.  We are trying to print it
> to an Eltron/Zebra LP2348 printer.  The problem that I am having with
> FedEx and the label, is that I do not know how to use the FCN1 (Function
> Control Character).  
> 
> The data that I need to print is 4201610191020523190010000000566.  This is
> what FedEx is telling me .. "I scanned your labels. You are missing the
> 2nd Function 1 character in the barcode. There should be a function 1
> character both before the application ID of "420", as you have it, and
> also before the application ID of "91"."  When the barcode first prints
> out, the Function 1 character prints out automatically before the 420, I
> tried looking throughout the web and could not find any working code to
> tell me what to use for the FCN1.  
> 
> We currently do Delivery Confirmation with the post office, but do not use
> the UCC/EAN Concatenated Code 128 barcode.
> 
> This is what I have in the now:
>    DELCON.BARCODE = USPS.DEL.CON[1,8]:XXXXX:USPS.DEL.CON[9,22]
>    LABEL<-1> = 'B110,550,0,1E,2,4,150,N,"':DELCON.BARCODE:'"'
> 
> What I am looking for is what do put where the XXXXX's are.  I have tried:
> CHAR(202), CHAR(134), CHAR(27):102, CHAR(102), CHAR(29),
> CHAR(27):CHAR(102),^102,^1,CHAR(27)1
> 
> If anyone has a working example of this code, I would appreciate it.  
> 
> Thanks in Advance
> Marc
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