I am generating 1D Barcodes for USPS's EAN-128. But I don't have a scanner to check the end result.
Is there a free tool where I can use to check the Raw Data of the barcode? E.g. with the Start, FNC1, End, Mod103 checksum, etc.
I am generating 1D Barcodes for USPS's EAN-128. But I don't have a scanner to check the end result.
Is there a free tool where I can use to check the Raw Data of the barcode? E.g. with the Start, FNC1, End, Mod103 checksum, etc.
https://zxing.org/w/decode.jspx will give some fairly detailed information on a decoded barcode. For example, this barcode is a GS1 code128 that uses an FNC1 for the leading code word:
The xzing response shows the following:
Raw text
01950123456789033103000123
Raw bytes
69 66 01 5f 01 17 2d 43 59 03 1f 03 00 01 17 5b
6a
Barcode format CODE_128
Parsed Result Type TEXT
Parsed Result
01950123456789033103000123
You can see in the raw result the 0x69 start code word, 0x66 FNC1 code word, 0x5b check sum and 0x6a stop code word.
JustScanIt is a free app to download and use instantly, where you can also 1) set verbosity for greater detail, 2) use clipboard to paste the decoded data in other docs, and 3) find examples in the help section for using the built-in commercial grade barcode scanning API found in Windows (lots of symbologies included and added as new versions of Windows are released).
More than most, it also provides control of advanced camera focus capabilities for higher performing read rates.