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Barcode label
A barcode label is an adhesive label which is stuck on the packaging unit carrier. The label contains one
or more barcodes, which provide information about the packaging unit in the carrier. A barcode label can,
in practice, also be spread across several adhesive labels, although they are logically counted as one
barcode label. This means that each definition of a barcode label can consist of one or more barcodes.
1. List of all barcode labels created.
2. Switch for changing the order of barcode labels.
3. Right-click with the mouse to open the context menu for Add, Delete and Copy functions for the bar-
code labels. In addition it is possible to export or import barcode labels and select predefined bar-
code labels (MAT labels).
A barcode label can be defined in the Settings dialog. The context menu is used to add, delete or copy
barcode labels. A selected barcode label is shown in the "barcode label detailed view". Double-click on
a barcode label name to edit it.
Barcode
A barcode is the part of a barcode label which can be read out or, in other words, scanned in with a bar-
code reader. The encoded barcode text is then extracted and processed further. Processing is deter-
mined by the barcode pattern.
NOTICE
Order of barcode labels
The order in which the barcode labels appear in the list is important. SIPLACE Setup Center
evaluates a scanned-in barcode during setup verification by applying the barcode labels in se-
quence, from the first to the last line. In other words, if two barcode labels both have the same
barcode as their first barcode, SIPLACE Setup Center will use the barcode label which appears
first in the list to recognize the scanned-in barcode.
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1. List of all barcodes for a barcode label
2. Barcode fragment
3. Barcode
4. Right-click with the mouse to open the context menu for Add, Change and Remove functions for
barcodes and fragments.
Barcodes can be added or deleted via the context menu of the "Barcode label detailed" view. The order
of barcodes can be changed as required in the detailed view, with Drag & Drop. The barcode pattern is
shown once a barcode has been selected. It can be directly edited, provided expert mode has been en-
abled.
Barcode Fragment
A barcode label consists of one or more barcodes. The barcode itself consists of one or more fragments.
Each barcode fragment is allocated a fragment type with a specific content-related meaning. This
means, that the defined part of a scanned-in barcode can be allocated to the specified fragment type
and then stored in the database for further processing, according to this barcode fragment type.
In the "Barcode label detailed" view, users are guided step-by-step through the compilation of a barcode
from individual barcode fragments. The new barcode is created and then the barcode fragments are add-
ed to the barcode via the context menu. The fixed or variable length of a barcode fragment can be set
with Drag&Drop.
Fragment types:
The following barcode fragment types can be configured:
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Fragment type Displayed name Description
Ignore Ignore Character string which can be ignored and should
not be further processed. E.g. a prefix or postfix.
The data is not stored in the database.
UniqueID Unique ID Unique barcode – unique character string for a
packaging unit, valid throughout the production
process.
Component Component Component name or barcode from the program-
ming system. If the barcode begins with the num-
bers 1, 2, 3 or 4, this barcode must be at least 5
characters long.
OriginalQuantity Original Quantity Original quantity of the packaging unit. The char-
acters are filtered out and the digits are com-
pounded.
Quantity Quantity Current quantity of the packaging unit. The current
quantity must not exceed the original quantity.
The characters are filtered out and the digits are
compounded.
Manufacturer Manufacturer Manufacturer of the component
ManufactureDate ManufactureDate Component manufacture date. You need to select
the date format.
ExpiryDate Expiry Date Expiry date for the components in the packaging
unit. You need to select the date format.
Supplier Supplier Supplier of the packaging unit.
Batch Batch Supplier-specific description of packaging unit.
Serial Serial Serial number assigned by the manufacturer or
supplier
MsdLevel MSD Level MSD level of the components
Extra1 Extra1 Character string for additional information that can
be processed, if none of the previous fragment
types applies.
Extra2 Extra2 Character string for additional information that can
be processed, if none of the previous fragment
types applies.
Extra3 Extra3 Character string for additional information that can
be processed, if none of the previous fragment
types applies.
BrightnessClass Brightness Class Brightness class of the components, typically for
LEDs
ManufacturerPartNumber Manufacturer Compo-
nent Name
Component name of the manufacturer
OrderingCode Ordering Code Mutually agreed code for the component which
can uniquely be used for its order.
ManufacturerLocation Manufacturer Location Address or site of the manufacturer
RevisionLevel Revision Level Revision level of the components
AdditionalPartInformation Additional Component
Information
Additional Component Information