PrecisionID Native ASP Barcode Generator

Developer License Levels (for use by more than 100 users, use in software delivered outside your company, or use with high speed printers)

Native ASP Barcode Generator Package Contents

The PrecisionID Native ASP Barcode Generator Package includes an ASP file for each barcode type and a User's Guide which includes tutorials that explain step-by-step the application of the ASP files. Code examples are provided for HTML, ASP, and JavaScript. The manual also includes details of all the parameters for integration into your web pages.

Barcode Types included in the ASP Barcode Generator Package

Code 128 Barcodes

The ASP Barcode Generator create Code 128 barcode that are commonly used for shipping labels, ID cards, USPS, and medical applications.  Code 128 is also used in the ISBT128 Standard for the labeling of human blood and tissue. For barcodes, Code 128 is flexible, dense, and highly reliable making is suitable for a broad range of applications. [precisionid-code128.asp]

UCC 128 / EAN 128 Barcodes

The ASP Barcode Generator enables creation of UCC-128, EAN-128, or GS1-128 barcodes by simply by enabling ApplyTilde (set A=T) and adding in the appropriate character code for the Application Identifier (AI). See the User's Guide for more explaination.  For more information about GS1-128 and UCC/EAN128 Barcodes, visit the GS1 website, Uniform Code Council's website, or visit the UCC Reference Library. [precisionid-code128.asp]

USPS EAN128 Barcodes

Code 128 barcodes are also recommended by the USPS for special services such as return receipts, delivery confirmations, large package routing.  For more information regarding USPS applications, see the USPS website for barcode standards. [precisionid-code128.asp]

ISBT Code 128 Barcodes

ISBT 128 is a global standard for the identification, labeling and information processing of human blood, tissue and organ products utilizing Code 128 barcodes. The International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT) initiated its development and maintains the standard. You may visit the ISBT Website site for more information on this standard. [precisionid-code128.asp]

Code 39

Code 39 is a flexible and easy to use barcode standard. It can encode both letters and numbers and has an optional check digit. It is commonly used for name tags, labeling healthcare products (see HIBC), inventory, serial numbers and numerous other applications. [precisionid-code39.asp]

LOGMARS

Logistics Applications of Automated Marking and Reading Symbols (LOGMARS) is an application of Code 39 used by the United States Department of Defense that recommends a check character. LOGMARS is defined by Military Standard MIL-STD-1189B and others such as MIL-STD-129, MIL-STD-129N and MIL-STD-2073-1C. PrecisionID's ActiveX Control is able to produce these barcodes utilizing the Code 39 setting. Please refer to the MIL standards for implementation details. [precisionid-code39.asp]

HIBC

Health Industry Barcode (HIBC) is a Code 39 barcode format for labeling all health care products. Please refer to the HIBC site for details on formatting this barcode. [precisionid-code39.asp]

USS Interleaved 2 of 5

USS Interleaved 2 of 5 (Uniform Symbology Specification Interleaved 2 of 5) is the published specification for Interleaved 2 of 5 which is published and maintained by the Uniform Code Council. [precisionid-i2of5.asp]

USPS Special Services

Interleaved 2 of 5 is used for USPS special services such as return receipts and delivery confirmations. These implementations require use of the MOD 10 check digit. See USPS barcode specifications for more details on these implementations. [precisionid-i2of5.asp]

UPC-A Barcodes

The Universal Product Code (UPC) barcode is used in the US and Canadian retail industry to identify and track products. The UPC-A barcode consists 12 numbers. To obtain a company prefix for UPC barcodes you will need to contact the Uniform Code Council (UCC). [precisionid-upc-a.asp]

UCC, UCC-12

The Uniform Code Council (UCC) creates standards for multi-industry product identification.  UCC-12 is another name for the UPC-A standard. [precisionid-upc-a.asp]

EAN-13 Barcodes

The European Article Numbering System (EAN) barcodes are a superset of the UPC barcodes. EAN-13 consists of 13 numbers. To obtain a company prefix for EAN barcodes you will need to contact EAN at http://www.ean-int.org/. [precisionid-ean-13.asp]

ISBN and Bookland Barcodes

International Standard Book Numbers are used to uniquely identify books and periodicals.  This number is encoded into an EAN-13 barcode where the first 3 digits are always 978 followed by the 9 digit ISBN number without the ISBN check digit. This standard is also commonly referred to as Bookland or EAN-Bookland. For an ISBN number contact http://www.isbn.org/. [precisionid-ean-13.asp]

JAN Barcodes

The Japanese Article Number (JAN) is identical to the EAN-13 barcode where the first two digits are set to 45 or 49, identifying Japan.  [precisionid-ean-13.asp]

POSTNET Barcodes

The POSTNET (POSTal Numeric Encoding Technique) barcode is a special barcode developed by the US Post Office to encode address information and facilitate automated sorting of US Mail. It is commonly seen just below the address of delivered mail. There are several different standards used where the most popular is the the DPBC Postnet recognized by its 62 bars. We recommend reviewing the USPS Domestic Mail Manual for in-depth information. [precisionid-postnet.asp]

Planet Barcodes

The US Postal Service recently launched Planet Barcodes to track outbound and inbound letter mail. Planet barcodes complement Postnet barcodes for use in the USPS Confirm Program. The USPS Confirm Program enables confirmation that a letter was received by a customer and enables mailers to synchronize the mail program with telemarketing programs. For more information on the USPS Planet Program, we suggest contacting your local Post Office, visit the USPS Confirm web site, and downloading this guide from the USPS. [precisionid-postnet.asp]

MSI (Modified Plessey)
MSI is a numeric only barcode symbology used primarily for inventory control, marking storage containers and shelves in warehouse environments. [precisionid-msi.asp]

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How to order the Native ASP Barcode Generator

To order PrecisionID's Native ASP Barcode Generator Package, goto the product order page, select the licensing level you need, click the "Buy Now" button. This will add the product to your cart and take you to the checkout screen. To finalize the order, fill out the requested information to begin the payment process. Payment by credit card is required. When entering billing information, enter the billing address of the credit card you are using for payment. For the e-mail address, enter the e-mail address where you wish the product download link sent. 

Upon successful completion of the transaction, a confirmation e-mail with a download link to the PrecisionID Native ASP Barcode Generator Package will be sent to the e-mail address provided. The e-mail is sent immediately; however, some corporate e-mail systems and SPAM filters may delay the e-mail. If you do not receive the e-mail within a few hours, please contact PrecisionID for help. This e-mail message also serves as a receipt. Per PrecisionID's EULA, PrecisionID's return policy is 30 days.

Native ASP Barcode Generator Package Licensing Levels

Depending on your level of usage, there are different licensing levels to suit your needs. Determining your license requirements is as easy as determining how many developers will be developing with the software and how many users will ultimately use the finished product. For complete license details, see the EULA.

Click here to see the End User License Agreement (EULA).

Developer License Levels (for use by more than 100 users, use in software delivered outside your company, or use with high speed printers)