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Invisible wrote:
> Interesting fact: I actually have a barcode scanner here. Specifically,
> our tape robot has a barcode scanner. We've never used it, but
> apparently our Director of IT has suddenly decided that we're going to.
> In a few days' time I should have a stack of preprinted barcode labels.
OK, so I now have several sheets of barcode labels.
What I can't figure out is which symbiology they use. Consider, for
example, the label for "UKM11001L3". If 1=black and 0=white, we have
[...000]101101101001010101001101101100101011010110101001011010
11011001010101101100101011010100101101101010010110100101011
011011001010101101101010100110101101101001[000...]
This doesn't seem to match anything Wolfram Alpha can come up with:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=barcode+UKM11001L3
None of these barcodes start with the distinctive two thin bars framing
two thick bars ("...01011011010..."). I have no idea what barcode type
this is...
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