 Symbology Specifications (3) |
Articles directly under this category:
- Q10601 Serial Shipping Container Code (SSCC-18)
This article explains what the SSCC is, and how to create it.
- Q10600 Shipping Container Code (GS1-14, SCC-14)
SCC-14 (Shipping Container Code) is a 14-digit number assigned to fixed content shipping containers. This article explains the components of this number, and how to create a barcode to encode this number.
- Q10615 Vector and Raster Graphics
Understand the basic graphics formats
- Q10613 Advantages of Bar Codes
Compare multiple input methods and explain the advantage of barcodes over those methods.
- Q10623 How to Identify a Barcode Format
2D barcodes can be identified by their unique shapes. Linear barcodes use start/stop patterns to identify.
- Q10614 Basic Barcode Terms Explained
Explain basic barcode terms, such as symbology, character set, X dimension etc.
- Q10622 How Barcode Reader works
Explains how barcode reader works
- Q10607 Tutorial: Printing Sheets of Bar Code Labels
How to design labels printed from Word
- Q10616 Check Processing Fonts Around the World
List all cheque processing fonts around the world.
- Q10611 DataBar Coupon Code Structure
This article explains what the new coupon code is.
- Q10604 PRB: Scanned Data is Incorrectly Displayed on Computer
This article explains the reason that some characters may display incorrectly on computer
- Q10620 Barcode Space Efficiency Comparison
Discuss the space efficiency of different symbologies. Code128 is the most efficient 1D format, and data matrix is the most efficient 2D barcode format.
- Q10019 ISO 8859-1 Character Set
Character Set of ASCII and ISO1252-1
- Q10619 Segments per Row Selection in DataBar Coupon Barcode
Articles under subcategories:
- Q10624 Code 39 Specification
Code39 is the most widely used linear symbology to encode alpha numeric information. It can be read by virtually any barcod reader.
- Q10625 GS1 128 Specification
GS1-128 is an application standard of the GS1 implementation using the Code 128 barcode specification. The former correct name was UCC/EAN-128. GS1-128 uses a series of Application Identifiers to include additional data such as best before dates, batch numbers, quantities, weights and many other attributes needed by the user.
- Q10626 GS1 128 in USPS Confirmation Service
USPS confirmation services uses UCC/EAN128 barcodes to uniquely identify mail pieces and to designate the type of services requested. This barcode encodes the Package Identification Code (PIC), commonly referred as a tracking number.