Printers Support Two-Dimensional Bar Codes

May 1996 / International What's New Hardware / Printers Support Two-Dimensional Bar Codes

Kyocera's FS printers now support two-dimensional bar code printing. The units can handle up to 2000 characters, which is much more data than simple identification or logging codes can store. Kyocera worked with Symbol Technologies to add the Portable Data File (PDF 417) bar code standard into the printers.
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Contact:  Kyocera Electronics Europe, Meerbusch, Germany

Phone:    +49 21 59918 429

Fax:      +49 21 59918 108

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