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Australia Post 4-state Barcode
Aztec Code Barcode
Codabar
Code 11
Code 128
Code 16K
Code 32
Code 39
Code 93
Compact PDF417
Data Matrix
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EAN-13
EAN-8
EAN-99
EAN-Velocity
FedEx Ground 96
HIBC LIC 128
HIBC LIC 39
HIBC PAS 128
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Industrial 2 of 5
Interleaved 2 of 5
ISBN
ISBT 128
ISMN
ISSN
Italian Post 25
ITF-14
JAN-13
JAN-8
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MSI
Numly Number
OPC
PDF417
Pharmacode
PLANET
POSTNET
PZN
QR Code
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Royal TPG Post KIX 4-State Barcode
SCC-14
Semacode
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SSCC-18
Swiss PostParcel Barcode
Telepen
UCC/EAN-128
UPC-A
UPC-E
USPS Facing Identification Marks
USPS Horizontal Bars
USPS Intelligent Mail / OneCode 4-State Customer Barcode
USPS Package Identification Code
USPS Sack Label Barcode
USPS Tray Label Barcode
VICS BOL Barcode
VICS SCAC PRO Barcode

JAN-8 Barcode - SQL Server Reporting Services

This Symbology is also known as Japanese Article Number 8, JAN-8 Supplement 5/Five-digit Add-On, JAN-8 Supplement 2/Two-digit Add-On, JAN-8+5, JAN-8+2, JAN8, JAN8+5, JAN8+2

Overview
JAN-8 (Japanese Article Numbering) barcode Symbology is another name for EAN-8 barcode Symbology.
For JAN barcodes the first two digits must be 45 or 49 which identifies Japan.

Sample of a JAN-8 Barcode
The value to encode by JAN-8 has the following structure:
  • 2 digits for Number System or Country Code which MUST BE 49 or 45
  • 5 digits for Product Code
  • 1 digit for checksum
Add-On or Supplement code
The Add-On Symbols were designed to encode information supplementary to that in the main bar code symbol on periodicals and paperback books. The Add-On can be composed of 2 or 5 digits only.

Sample of a JAN-8 Two-Digit Add-On Barcode
Light Margin Indicators - a greater than (>) and/or less than (<) character - are intended to protected the essential light areas to the left and right of the code that the barcode scanner needs to recognize the beginning and end.

How to create JAN-8 barcodes using Barcode Professional for

ASP.NET/Windows Forms/Reporting Services/Compact Framework WPF  
Note: Please refer to the Class Reference documentation for more information about the properties and methods stated in this document.
In order to get a JAN-8 barcode image, please follow these steps:
  • Set the Symbology property to Jan8
  • Setting up dimensions and quiet zones:
    • Set the BarWidth property to 0.013 (Value is expressed in Inches)
    • Set the BarHeight property to 0.86 (Value is expressed in Inches)
    • If Guard Bars are needed:
      • Set the GuardBar property to True
      • Set the GuardBarHeight property to 0.925 (Value is expressed in Inches)
    • Set the QuietZoneWidth property to 0.091 (Value is expressed in Inches)
  • Set the Code property with a value with the following structure:
    • 2 digits for Number System or Country Code which MUST BE 45 or 49
    • 5 digits for Product Code
    • 1 digit for Check-Sum ONLY if AddChecksum property is False, otherwise DO NOT specify the checksum digit because it will be automatically calculated by Barcode Professional products
  • Add-On Settings if needed:
    • Set the EanUpcSupplement to Digits2 (Two-Digit Add-On) or Digits5 (Five-Digit Add-On)
    • Set the EanUpcSupplementCode with the Add-On value which must be 2 or 5 digits only
  • Drawn Light Margin Indicators if needed:
    • Set the DisplayLightMarginIndicator to True
  • Set the Text property to an Empty string
JAN-8 barcode images examples
Code property = 4901234, AddChecksum property = True and DisplayLightMarginIndicator property = True will produce the following barcode image:
Code property = 4901234, AddChecksum property = True and DisplayLightMarginIndicator property = True, EanUpcSupplement property = Digits2, and EanUpcSupplementCode property = 78 will produce the following barcode image:
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