HOW DO BARCODES WORK? Different combinations of bars and spaces are used to encode characters into barcodes. Differences in light and dark and the width of the elements are the
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Video – Overview of TSC Mobile Printers
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TSC announces new MH240 series of industrial printers
Significant Features: Easy to operate with the new GUI design on color touch display (except basic model) Up to 356 mm (14″) per sec. print speed MH240P/ MH340P/ MH640Pincludes full
Event Management Company Chooses TSC’s TDP-247
Expo Logic is an event management company which handles thousands of attendee registrations across the globe every year. For every person that attends an event, whether they are a
TSC printers pass Microsoft Windows hardware-quality certification testing for Windows 10
TSC printers with Windows drivers have passed Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) testing and are now certified for use with all Windows 10 configurations. The Windows certification will simplify the
Smart card basics – A guide to the Fundamental on Smart Card Technologies
SMART CARD BASICS You’ve decided that smart card issuance is right for your program. There are several components to consider. Let’s look at some basic questions and fundamentals to help
Getting Started – Barcode Printing
What is a barcode? A barcode is a body of data encoded by either varying spacing and width of parallel lines (known as 1D barcodes) or by geometric patterns such
Basics – Part 3 -How Printing Can Make ID Cards More Secure
LET’S GET BACK TO THE BASICS – PART 3 Security comes from a combination of media features, printer capability, database verification, and special security (e.g., unusual, covert and forensic features). Media
Basics – Part 2 – Types of Printing
LET’S GET BACK TO THE BASICS – PART 2 THERMAL PRINTING Like all other computer-based printers in the office, today’s photo ID printers are digital. Resolutions of 300 dots per inch (dpi)
Getting Started – Scanning & Barcodes
How are codes stored and processed? A scanner reads the code using light reflected from the code and a detector that senses the light and dark areas of the code.