Code 93 Extended without computed check characters
Some existing label formats and downstream parsers expect the encoded data at a fixed length, with no extra trailing check characters -- this generator omits Code 93's own two computed check characters by default (the primary generator's own committed example, following bwip-js's official demo, includes them).
Same generator, one preset applied
This experience uses the same Code 93 Extended capability as the primary generator, with the computed check-character pair turned off ("includecheck": false) instead of on.
Example data
The generator is seeded with a bwip-js-verified valid value, distinct from the primary's example.
Workflow
Enter your data, confirm the preview, then export SVG or PNG for the label artwork.
Job-specific settings
No job-specific options beyond turning off the computed check-character pair are applied here.
Scanning notes
Turning off the check-character pair only changes the encoded symbol content -- any standard Code 93 reader that already decodes the base symbology can decode it.
Common mistakes
A byte outside plain ASCII (128 and above) is the most common rejection; this is unaffected by the includecheck preset itself.
Standard
Code 93 Extended (Full ASCII Code 93) is a documented extension of the base Code 93 symbology.
Related
For a payload that only needs Code 93's own base 47-character alphabet, use the separate Code 93 generator instead.