Avery Dennison Sierra Sport2 9460 Programmer Manual - Manual (Page 113)

E n t e r i n g B a t c h D a t a f o r Q R C o d e
Quick Response (QR Code) is a two-dimensional bar code, which is made
up of square modules arranged in an overall square pattern. A unique
finder pattern is located at three corners of the symbol. Four levels of error
correction are available, along with a wide range of symbol sizes.
¨ Model 1 is the original specification.
¨ Model 2 is an enhanced form that includes additional features.
The maximum number of characters depends on the type of characters
entered for the batch data and differs for the two models of QR Code.
Data Type Model1 Model2
Numeric data 1167 2710
Alphanumeric data 707 2710
8-Bit data 486 2710
Kanji data 299 1817
QR Code can accommodate Japanese Kana and Kanji characters and has a
variety of applications, including marking spark plugs, radiators, printed
circuit boards, and test tubes. Refer to the AIM International Symbology
Specification for more details about data requirements.
QR Code requires certain parameters at the beginning of all batch data.
Syntax
"error_cor mask# data_input, char"
error_cor Level of error correction. Some damaged bar codes may still be scannable
if the error correction is high enough. Options:
H Ultra high reliability level
Q High reliability level
M Standard level
L High density level
Note: As you increase the error correction level, the maximum number of
characters (in the field) decreases.
mask# Mask number. Undefined. Leave blank or use 0.
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