Posted: March 24 2005 at 4:26am | IP Logged

FF1 3 7C0C 7702 8502 D93D5 C

I have image of this barcode but i coudn't manage to post here. Anybody can help can send email to robinhoodbest@yahoo.com

Thanks.

Posted: March 24 2005 at 2:13pm | IP Logged

If you want, send the image to ben@morovia.com. I will help you to post it here.

Posted: March 24 2005 at 7:07pm | IP Logged

Dear Ben,

I already send the image to your mailbox. Thank you for support.Hopefully somebody is willing to help me to recognize those type of barcode and do i find documentation, tutorial or manual on those type of barcode. Thank you again.

Posted: June 15 2006 at 12:28pm | IP Logged

I don't recognize the barcode.  However, it "appears" to be a simple binary code, with each "row" of bars representing a byte, and each "bar" representing a bit.

If this is the case, I "read" the bar code as

FF183A68136749CE9130DB

There must be some additional encoding that is taking place...

FF137C0C77028502D93D5C   Source ?

FF183A68136749CE9130DB   Encodes To

    3A68136049CE919D     Displays As

? Is this the same source that generated the image displayed above?

The appearance of this format reminds me of punch-cards.  I would guess that this format was originally designed to be read by four individual optical sensors/ as the label was moved by the reader (in an assembly line, perhaps.)

Is this image from a barcode that you are generating?  ANY additional information (Usage, program name, executeable app name, DLL's, etc.) would be helpful in identifying the symbology.