Aztec Code was published in 1997 by AIM and created by Andrew Longacre Jr. and Robert Hussey in 1995. It is named after the resemblance of the central finder pattern to an Aztec pyramid.
How to scan 1D and 2D barcodes (EN)
(Enabled on D740, D745, D750, D760, S740, S760)
S740, S760
D740, D745, D750, D755, D760
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Aztec Code is supported by default on all 2D imager barcode scanners. You can enable or disable this symbology on your Socket Mobile scanner simply by scanning the codes below. Note: Scanner must be in a disconnected state before scanning the command barcode.
Enable Aztec Code Symbology*:
Scan barcode below to enable Aztec Code:
Disable Aztec Code Symbology*:
Scan the barcode below to disable Aztec Code:
See the full programming guide for more info and troubleshooting. * D750 requires separate enable/disable command barcodes found in the programming guide.
A: Transportation, ticketing, airline industry, warehouse
A: App coming soon, please contact dataediting@socketmobile.com
A: https://barcode.tec-it.com/ (this is specific to their type of barcode)
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