Plessey / Anker Code legacy inventory labels

Plessey UK configured for: Plessey / Anker Code legacy inventory labels.

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Plessey UK value

11234ABCD

Advanced options

Options (JSON)

{
  "includetext": true,
  "includecheckintext": true,
  "unidirectional": true
}

Unrecognized option: unidirectional. Check the spelling -- an unrecognized option is silently ignored rather than applied.

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Options

These map directly to real generator options; anything not listed here is available under Advanced options above.

Show human-readable textBar height (mm) (Auto by default)Unidirectional (single-direction scanning)Validate existing check digits instead of computing them(false by default)Show check digits in human-readable text

Plessey Code for single-direction scanning

Legacy inventory-control setups whose scanners read labels in one fixed direction only use this generator with a preset applied for that scanning style.

Same generator, one preset applied

This experience uses the same Plessey Code capability as the primary generator, with a unidirectional guard-bar pattern ("unidirectional": true) instead of the default bidirectional pattern.

Example data

The generator is seeded with a bwip-js-verified valid value, distinct from the primary's example.

Workflow

Enter your digits/A-F data, confirm the computed check digits are accepted, then export SVG for the inventory label.

Job-specific settings

No job-specific options beyond the fixed guard-bar pattern are applied here.

Scanning notes

A unidirectional symbol is meant to be scanned in one fixed direction; a bidirectional reader can still read the default (unidirectional: false) pattern from either direction.

Common mistakes

A character outside the digits/A-F charset is the most common rejection.

Reference

Plessey Code is documented in the bwip-js/BWIPP symbology reference.

For the unrelated, digits-only Modified Plessey/MSI symbology, use the MSI generator instead.