10 digit barcode converter

Barcode String

1 to 10 digits (numbers are typical, but any ASCII value will work)
change any value to calculate new result

as 10 ASCII values (decimal)

each character is stored in one 8-bit register (but only uses 7 bits)

SINT0:
SINT1:
SINT2:
SINT3:
SINT4:
SINT5:
SINT6:
SINT7:
SINT8:
SINT9:

as 5 registers (16-bits each), each containing 2 ASCII values (decimal)

upper 8 bits is the first character and the lower 8 bits is the second character

INT0:
INT1:
INT2:
INT3:
INT4:

as 3 registers (32-bits each) (decimal)

The first 2 registers each contain 4 characters stored as ASCII values, the 3rd register contains 2 characters
(this format always wastes 16-bits of data storage)

DINT0:
DINT1:
DINT2:

as 2 registers (32-bits each)

The first 5 digits are stored in the first register, second 5 digits are stored in the second register
(only uses 17 bits for each register when the barcode is numerical value only)

DINT0:
DINT1: