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Supported symbologies are:
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Barcodes
1D . Supports all major 1D (lineal) standards |
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- EAN13
- EAN8
- CODE128
- UPCA
- UPCE
- CODE 39
- DUTSH KIX
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- CODE 39
- EXTENDED
- CODE 93
- MSI
- CODABAR
- CODE11
- AUSTRALIAN POST
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- INTERLEAVED 2 0f 5
- INDUSTRIAL 2 of 5
- POSTNET
- EAN and UPC
- EAN128
- BRITISH ROYAL MAIL
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PDF417 and Macro
PDF 417. PDF stands for "Portable Data File". It is a two-dimensional
symbology that can encode more than 1000 bytes of information. It does
not need more space than a traditional 1D barcode. Furthermore several
PDF symbols can be concatenated in order to create a Macro PDF 417
symbol.
RPDF 417 supports:
- PDF417
- Binary, text and numeric encoding.
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Micro PDF
417. Even greater space efficiency for small item marking applications
than the standard PDF 417 symbology |
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DataMatrix
is a two-dimensional (2D) matrix symbology which is made up of square
modules arranged within a perimeter finder pattern. It can encode up to
3116 characters from the entire 256 byte ASCII character set
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RDataMatrix supports:
- All sizes and formats (from 10x10 till 144x144)
- Ascii, text , C40 and Base256 (for binary data) encoding.
- The "Extended Channel Interpretation and Structured append
- GS1 / EAN data encoding
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Maxicode.
Maxicode is a two-dimensional (2D) and fixed-size matrix symbology was created
by United Parcel Service for fast scanning and sorting of packages. |
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Aztec Code.
Aztec Code is a 2D matrix symbology made up of square modules on a square
grid, with a square bullseye pattern at their center. |
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QRCode.
QR Code is a matrix symbology which includes a finder pattern located at
three corners of the symbol used to locate the symbol and figure out its
size and orientation. I can encode up to 7089 digits and support also Japanese
Kanji characters. |
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One Code.
also known as the USPS 4-State Customer Barcode, consists of 65 bars. Each
bar can be printed in one of four states; full, track, ascender or descender.
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GS1
databar (RSS) and
EAN-UCC Composite. This symbology combines a 1D barcode (RSS
or EAN/UPC) used to encode article identification codes and a 2D component
(modified version of PDF417 and MicroPDF417) used to encode additional information
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