Miscellaneous Barcodes in LEADTOOLS (original) (raw)

LEAD prides itself on having the most comprehensive and robust toolkits on the market. Its extensive barcode libraries support a broad range of barcode symbols, including those used in smaller, specialized markets and industries.

Code 39 / USD-3 / Code 3 of 9

The Code 39 symbol, also known as USD-3 and Code 3 of 9, supports alphanumeric data and is widely used. It is the standard barcode used by the US Department of Defense and the Health Industry Bar Code Council (HIBCC).

Sample Barcode

Symbology
BarcodeSymbology.Code3Of9		Code 39 supports the encoding of 43 different alphanumeric characters. Additionally, LEADTOOLS supports Code 39 "Full ASCII Mode" to support data using all 128 ASCII characters. In LEADTOOLS documentation, this is referred to as "Code 39 Extended".

Barcode Support

Code 93 / USS-93

The Code 93 symbol, also known as USS-93, is similar to the Code 39 symbol, but offers the advantage of supporting the encoding of 47 (versus 43) different alphanumeric characters.

Sample Barcode

Symbology
BarcodeSymbology.Code93		Additionally, LEADTOOLS supports Code 93 "Full ASCII mode" symbols that encode data structures consisting of all 128 ASCII characters. In LEADTOOLS documentation this is referred to as "Code 93 Extended".

Barcode Support

Code 32 / Italian Pharmacode / IMH / Codice 32 Pharmacode / Codice Farmaceutico Italiano / Radix 32 Barcode

The Code 32 symbol, also known as Italian Pharmacode, IMH, Codice 32 Pharmacode, Codice Farmaceutico Italiano, and Radix 32 Barcode, is a superset of Code 39.

Sample Barcode

Barcode Support

Code 11 / USD-8

The Code 11 symbol, also known as USD-8, supports the encoding of 0-9 and the dash (-) character.

Sample Barcode

Barcode Support

Patch Code

Patch code symbols are not true barcodes in the sense that patch codes do not encode data.

Sample Barcode

Symbology
BarcodeSymbology.PatchCode		Patch code symbols are used with scanners to separate batch scanning jobs and to control the scanner.