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Iu906x 2D Detail Setting Doc.Type Author Page of Pages IU906x 2D scanner SW Team 1 / 73 Model Name Doc.No. Rev. Date IU906x 2D - 1.1 08-25-2010 IU906x_2D Detail setting S/W R&D Team COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Only to be disclosed to Maker’s employees concerned with the project. DO NOT MAKE COPIES . Company confidential, Internal Use Only. Doc.Type Author Page of Pages IU906x 2D scanner SW Team 2 / 73 Model Name Doc.No. Rev. Date IU906x 2D - 1.1 08-25-2010 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION. ......................................................................................... 4 CHAPTER 2 SYMBOLOGYS. ............................................................................................ 4 Aztec Code ................................................................................................................................................... 4 Mesa .............................................................................................................................................................. 6 Codabar ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Code 11 ........................................................................................................................................................ 9 Code 128 .................................................................................................................................................... 11 Code 39 ...................................................................................................................................................... 12 Code 49 ...................................................................................................................................................... 15 Code 93 / 93i............................................................................................................................................. 16 EAN.UCC Composite ................................................................................................................................ 17 Data Matrix ................................................................................................................................................ 20 EAN-8 .......................................................................................................................................................... 21 EAN-13........................................................................................................................................................ 23 Interleaved 2 of 5 ..................................................................................................................................... 26 MaxiCode ................................................................................................................................................... 28 MicroPDF417 ............................................................................................................................................. 29 OCR ............................................................................................................................................................. 31 PDF417........................................................................................................................................................ 33 Postnet........................................................................................................................................................ 34 QR Code and Micro QR Code ................................................................................................................ 36 GS1-DataBar(Reduced Space Symbology(RSS)) ................................................................................. 38 . Company confidential, Internal Use Only. Doc.Type Author Page of Pages IU906x 2D scanner SW Team 3 / 73 Model Name Doc.No. Rev. Date IU906x 2D - 1.1 08-25-2010 UPC-A.......................................................................................................................................................... 39 UPC-E .......................................................................................................................................................... 42 British Post(BPO) ...................................................................................................................................... 45 Canadian Post ........................................................................................................................................... 46 Australian Post .......................................................................................................................................... 47 Straight 2 of 5 (IATA) .............................................................................................................................. 48 Codablock F ............................................................................................................................................... 49 Japanese Post ............................................................................................................................................ 50 Planet Code ............................................................................................................................................... 51 KIX (Netherlands) Post ............................................................................................................................ 53 MSI .............................................................................................................................................................. 54 TCIF Linked Code 39 (TLC39) ................................................................................................................. 55 Trioptic Code ............................................................................................................................................. 56 Code 32 Pharmaceutical (PARAF) ......................................................................................................... 57 Matrix 2 of 5 ............................................................................................................................................. 58 Plessey Code .............................................................................................................................................. 59 China Post .................................................................................................................................................. 60 Korea Post .................................................................................................................................................. 61 Telepen ....................................................................................................................................................... 62 Code 16K .................................................................................................................................................... 64 PosiCode..................................................................................................................................................... 65 GS1-128 ...................................................................................................................................................... 67 . Company confidential, Internal Use Only. Doc.Type Author Page of Pages IU906x 2D scanner SW Team 4 / 73 Model Name Doc.No. Rev. Date IU906x 2D - 1.1 08-25-2010 4-CB(4-State Customer Barcode) .......................................................................................................... 68 ID-Tag(UPC 4-State)................................................................................................................................. 69 ISBT 128 ..................................................................................................................................................... 70 Straight 2 of 5 (Industrial) ...................................................................................................................... 71 UPC-A with Extended Coupon Code .................................................................................................... 72 CHAPTER 3 UPDATE HISTORY. .................................................................................... 73 Chapter 1 Introduction. This document is description for the IU9060_2D(HHP5300)’s scanner test. Also it’s configured description and symbologys for the scanner test. Chapter 2 Symbologys. Aztec Code Aztec Code is a two-dimensional matrix symbology containing dark and light square data . Company confidential, Internal Use Only. Doc.Type Author Page of Pages IU906x 2D scanner SW Team 5 / 73 Model Name Doc.No. Rev. Date IU906x 2D - 1.1 08-25-2010 modules. It has a finder pattern of concentric square rings centered on a single dark module located in the center of the symbol. A two-dimensional imaging device such as a CCD camera is necessary to scan the symbology. Aztec Code can encode all 8-bit values (0-127 ASCII and 128-255 ISO 8859-1, Latin Alphabet No.1) and performs Reed Solomon Error Correction based on user-selectable percentages (5% to 95%). Aztec Code is used for small item marking applications using a wide variety of printing and marking technologies. Note: Aztec Code implementation in Barcode Professional products does not support encoding for FNC1, ECI nor Structured Appended Sequence. The only
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