LVS-95XX Series Barcode Quality Station Operations Manual
LVS-95XX Series Barcode Quality Station Operations Manual - English
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Structure Tab
Many companies and organizations throughout the world create barcode labels according to a set of rules
used to standardize how barcode data is to be structured in order to easily transfer trade-related information
between two parties. For the most part, these rules were created and governed by an international group
called ISO/IEC. These rules can be found in a publication entitled ISO/IEC 15434 and are commonly called
the syntax or semantics of the data.
Currently, the LVS-95XX system is capable of analyzing the data structure of all barcode symbologies. The
above example is for a GS1-128 barcode symbol.
Printing
•
Click
the
button to send the report to a printer.
•
To view an HTML image of the final Verification Report, right-click on the
button. The HTML
version can be saved as a PDF file by downloading free PDF convertor software from the Internet to the
computer. See the
“1. Overall Grade”
section, within the
“Grading Tab”
section, for detailed
instructions on saving the HTML version as a PDF file.
