Follow

Barcode verification failure Explained

This article details reasons a barcode may fail barcode verification.

Note: The most common reasons for failure is insufficient quiet zones or bar height

The required minimum bar height and quiet zones are determined by the barcode magnification (size).

Each barcode type has a required magnification range and dimensions refer to Barcode Basic User Guide and GS1 General Specifications for more detail

Print Quality (Overall ISO grade)

9 parameters are tested to determine the barcode print quality, the overall ISO grade is result of analysing these results. Contact your printer.

Comments

If the barcode fails, we add Business Critical comments to explain what the failure is and how to correct it.

If we notice something that may affect the barcode but has not caused it to fail, we will enter an Educational comment to prompt you to possibly making changes in the next print run.

If you have any questions, please contact support@gs1nz.org or call 0800 10 23 56 option 1

Understanding the Barcode Verification Report

Barcode Verification Report page 1

mceclip1.png

Analysis Page

mceclip0.png

 

Version 2.1 Updated to fix minor errors 05 December 2024

Version 2.0 revised 05 Feb 2020

 

Was this article helpful?
1 out of 2 found this helpful
Have more questions? Submit a request
Powered by Zendesk