GS1 DataBar is a relatively new global barcode standard adopted in 2010; it should be available on all trade item scanning systems, and retail POS
barcode scanners should be able to distinguish different GS1 barcode symbologies.
SGTIN-96 is the data format specification for RFID tags replacing product barcodes; its encoding format is 96bit, corresponding to the product barcode's company prefix + item reference + serial number.
When creating a GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked barcode in LabelSoft, a data source example is already generated by default; you only need to change the GTIN code and serial
number to quickly generate a GS1 DataBar barcode, and you can also change the number of rows or columns as needed.
When writing EPC data to UHF tags, select 'SGTIN-96' as the data type and corresponding example data will also be generated; you only need to modify the GTIN code and serial number to
quickly generate EPC data, and this EPC data can also be printed on the label surface at the same time as writing, making it very simple and convenient to use.
