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1. Low Density (CPI)2. Wide to Narrow Bar Ratio (WNBR)3. Carbon Ink4. Media Substrate & Adhesives5. Verification6. Scanner Resolution & Media Density7. Bar Code Height & Quiet Zones8. Numbering Schemes9. User Friendliness10. Support Source
Low Density
SYMBOL
“X” Factor (Narrowest Element Size)
.020" .013" .010" .0075"
Characters Per Inch
(95% of All Applications)
Low Density
SYMBOL
“X” Factor (Narrowest Element Size)
.020" .013" .010" .0075"
Code 39 3-4 5-6 6-7 8-10
Characters Per Inch
Low Density
SYMBOL
“X” Factor (Narrowest Element Size)
.020" .013" .010" .0075"
Code 39 3-4 5-6 6-7 8-10
Code 128 (A/N) 4.6 7.0 9.1 12.1
Characters Per Inch
Low Density
SYMBOL
“X” Factor (Narrowest Element Size)
.020" .013" .010" .0075"
Code 39 3-4 5-6 6-7 8-10
Code 128 (A/N) 4.6 7.0 9.1 12.1
Code 128 (N) 9.1 14.0 18.2 24.2
Characters Per Inch
Low Density
SYMBOL
“X” Factor (Narrowest Element Size)
.020" .013" .010" .0075"
Code 39 3-4 5-6 6-7 8-10
Code 128 (A/N) 4.6 7.0 9.1 12.1
Code 128 (N) 9.1 14.0 18.2 24.2
UPC/EAN 5 10 12 -
Characters Per Inch
Wide to Narrow Bar Ratio(WNBR)
Elements:
UPC/EAN
= 1:1 and 2:1 and 3:1 and 4:1
= 1:1 and 2:1 and 3:1 and 4:1
Code 128
Wide to Narrow Bar Ratio(WNBR for Code 39)
Narrow .010 inch
Wide (2 to 1) .020 inch
Wide (3 to 1) .030 inch
Wide to Narrow Bar Ratio(WNBR for Code 39)
Narrow .010 inch .013 inch (+ 30%)
Wide (2 to 1) .020 inch .014 inch (- 30%)
Wide to Narrow Bar Ratio(WNBR for Code 39)
Narrow .010 inch .013 inch (+ 30%)
Wide (2 to 1) .020 inch .014 inch (- 30%)
Wide (3 to 1) .030 inch .021 inch (- 30%)
Carbon Inks
• Carbon vs. Alcohol/Dyed-Based Inks • All Scanners Scan with Carbon Inks • Not All Scanners Scan with
Alcohol/Dye-Based Inks
Media Substrate&
Adhesive Backing
• Opacity• Thermal Printers • Adhesive Backing (Labels)
- Many Types (Permanent vs. Temporary)
Media Substrate & Adhesive Backing
Media RequirementsDepend on:
- Label Shelf Life- Scanning Frequency- Temperature & Humidity- Type of Surface
Key Point:
Verification
• Poor Quality Media
1. Scanner Doesn’t Scan2. Scanner Scans Bad Data3. Bad Data from Scanning
Verification
Quality Compliance (QC) can be achieved with Manual and Sophisticated Techniques
Key Point:
Scanner Resolution & Media Density
Spot Size = 80% “X”
For Most Applications:
Lasers = 1 Model
Wands = 3 Models (Lo, Med, Hi)
Key Point:
Code Height & Quiet Zones
Symbol Height Quiet ZonesCodes 39 & 128 Greater of:
.25” or 15% Length
Greater of:
.25” or 10 “X”
UPC/EAN 1.02” (Nominal) .117”
Key Point:
Numbering Schemes
• UPC/EAN is All Numeric(License Plate Approach)
• Codes 39 & 128 are Alpha-Numeric
• Excessive Data Costs:- Money- Time- Accuracy
Numbering Schemes
Amend Current SchemesWhen Practical. Two Ways:
- Computer Input- Human Recognition
Key Point:
1. Review Current Transaction Procedures2. Provide Benefits of Bar Coding - SELL!
Four-Step Training Program
- A Confidence Builder
1. Review Current Transaction Procedures2. Provide Benefits of Bar Coding - SELL! 3. Simulate New Transaction Procedures
Four-Step Training Program
- A Confidence Builder
1. Review Current Transaction Procedures2. Provide Benefits of Bar Coding - SELL! 3. Simulate New Transaction Procedures4. Introduce Contaminated Media
Four-Step Training Program
- A Confidence Builder
Data Identifiers (DI’s) Application Identifiers (AI’s)
DI’s = 1 alpha and up to 3 numeric characters
AI’s = 1 to 4 numeric characters
Data Identifiers (DI’s) Application Identifiers (AI’s)
DI Source: ANSI Document MH 10.8.2ANSI: 212-642-4900 or www.ansi.org
AI Source: Uniform Code Council Document UCC 4UCC: 937-435-3870 or www.uc-council.org
Support Source
• Quality Suppliers are Available- Hardware- Software
• Total Systems Expertise is Required- Planning- Training- Implementation
Support Source
Data Capturing TechniquesShould be Fully Integrated IntoInformation Technology Systems!
Key Point: