If a value higher than 0 is set in this field the POS will print Receipt Barcodes that contain this
number with 4 digits (e.g. 0001) combined with a 9 digit Transaction Number (e.g.
000000288). So a typical receipt barcode will be 14 Letters (e.g. T0001000000288) instead of 20 Letters where the Barcode will be generated directly from the Transaction's
Receipt Number (e.g. T00000P0001000001628). If the "Receipt Barcode ID" field is 0 the POS will print
Barcodes the old style with 20 digits.
By Default the Barcode Type will be CODE39 but using the CODE128_A should be ok.
Scanning the new 14 Letter Receipt Barcodes will work the same as scanning the old 20 Letter barcodes
and start a refund action on the Posted Transaction.