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GREENSCREENS BARCODES | Barcodes Barcodes © Green Screens Ltd., 2016 - 2020 Green Screens Ltd. GREENSCREENS BARCODES | Barcodes Table of Contents INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................5 AP REDIRECTION...................................................................................................................................... 6 AP REPLY PAID..........................................................................................................................................6 AP ROUTING.............................................................................................................................................6 AZTEC CODE..............................................................................................................................................6 AZTEC RUNES............................................................................................................................................7 CHANNEL CODE........................................................................................................................................ 7 CODE 11....................................................................................................................................................7 CODE 128 (STANDARD)............................................................................................................................7 CODE 128-B...............................................................................................................................................8 CODE 16K..................................................................................................................................................8 CODE 39....................................................................................................................................................8 CODE 49....................................................................................................................................................8 CODE 93....................................................................................................................................................9 CODE ONE.................................................................................................................................................9 DATA LOGIC..............................................................................................................................................9 DATA MATRIX...........................................................................................................................................9 GREENSCREENS BARCODES |Barcodes 1 Green Screens Ltd. GREENSCREENS BARCODES | Barcodes DATABAR EXTENDED............................................................................................................................. 10 DATABAR LIMITED................................................................................................................................. 10 DATABAR-14...........................................................................................................................................10 DATABAR-14 STACK............................................................................................................................... 10 DATABAR-14 STACK OMNI.................................................................................................................... 11 EAN......................................................................................................................................................... 11 EAN-14....................................................................................................................................................11 EXTENDED CODE 39............................................................................................................................... 11 FIM..........................................................................................................................................................12 FLATTERMARKEN................................................................................................................................... 12 GRID MATRIX..........................................................................................................................................12 GS1-128 / EAN 128.................................................................................................................................12 HIBC AZTEC CODE...................................................................................................................................13 HIBC CODE 128....................................................................................................................................... 13 HIBC CODE 39......................................................................................................................................... 13 HIBC DATA MATRIX................................................................................................................................14 HIBC MICROPDF417............................................................................................................................... 14 HIBC PDF417...........................................................................................................................................14 HIBC QR CODE........................................................................................................................................ 14 IATA 2OF5...............................................................................................................................................15 GREENSCREENS BARCODES |Barcodes 2 Green Screens Ltd. GREENSCREENS BARCODES | Barcodes IDENTCODE.............................................................................................................................................15 INDUSTRIAL 2OF5...................................................................................................................................15 INTERLEAVED 2OF5................................................................................................................................15 ISBN........................................................................................................................................................ 16 ITF-14...................................................................................................................................................... 16 JAPANESE POST......................................................................................................................................16 KIX CODE.................................................................................................................................................16 KOREA POST........................................................................................................................................... 17 LEITCODE................................................................................................................................................ 17 LOGMARS............................................................................................................................................... 17 MAXICODE..............................................................................................................................................17 MICRO QR CODE.................................................................................................................................... 18 MICROPDF.............................................................................................................................................. 18 MSI PLESSEY........................................................................................................................................... 18 NVE-18....................................................................................................................................................18 PDF417....................................................................................................................................................19 PDF417 TRUNCATED.............................................................................................................................. 19 PHARMA ONE-TRACK.............................................................................................................................19 PHARMA TWO-TRACK............................................................................................................................19 PLANET................................................................................................................................................... 20 GREENSCREENS BARCODES |Barcodes 3 Green Screens Ltd. GREENSCREENS BARCODES | Barcodes POSTNET.................................................................................................................................................20 PZN..........................................................................................................................................................20 QR CODE................................................................................................................................................. 20 RM4SCC.................................................................................................................................................
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