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German Parcel Barcode
The camera app can scan this. The Zebra app can scan this.
Some label printers offer a 'German Parcel' option that prints a normal Interleaved 2 of 5 barcode but appends a modified check digit. To a scanner it looks like ITF; only the last digit follows a different rule.
Also called German Parcel, +MOD10GP.
In this family
Specifications
| Standard | unknown (no public standard identified; vendor-specific option) |
|---|---|
| Character set | Numeric (0-9) |
| Capacity | unknown (follows ITF rules: even number of digits) |
| Check digit | Modulo 10 result + 1 ('German Parcel check digit like MOD10+1' per PDF) |
| Dimension | 1D linear |
Where it is used
German parcel / carrier labels (per vendor naming)
People use it for german parcel / carrier labels (per vendor naming).
The camera app shows this as ITF and returns the digits. It does not check the special last digit.
Example
401234567890
Scan and create
Create this code opens the barcode generator with this symbology and the sample text filled in.
The camera app can scan this and shows it as ITF. It returns the raw text. It does not open links, look up products, or start a payment. The desktop companion types that text into the focused field.
The Zebra app can scan this. It returns the raw text.