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2/3/2022 1:14:07 PM Press Release

AIM Publishes Extended Channel Interpretations (ECI) Part 3: Register International Technical Standard

AIM ECI Part 3: Register International Standard
An industry standard protocol for barcode, 2d barcode and other AIDC technologies


Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |February 3, 2022 | AIM, the leading industry association and global authority for nearly 50 years in innovation, standards, and solutions in barcode, biometrics, IoT, NFC, RFID, RTLS, and RAIN, announces the release of a revision to the AIM Extended Channel Interpretations (ECI) Part 3: Register International Technical Standard. The Extended Channel Interpretations (ECI) standard specifies the protocol for extending the interpretative capabilities of basic 7-bit, 8-bit, multi-byte, and 16-bit codes when the data is encoded in data carriers. 

Extended Channel Interpretations: Part 3: Register, lists all currently assigned ECIs whose use is described in Part 1. It includes Interpretative ECIs (which include Character Set ECIs) and Transformation ECIs (excluding Closed System ECIs). This document is intended to serve as a companion document to Part 1. 

The Technical Symbology Committee (TSC) made several substantial updates to the standard. Changes were made to the interpretative Character Set so that the reference titles reflect the most recent editions of ISO/IEC documents. Examples of barcode samples and scanned results were added to portions of the document. An Informative Annex was added to the document to showcase how the ECI protocol supports multiple segments in the input data from one-dimensional barcode and two-dimensional barcodes, each denoting a specific character encoding.

Shi Yu, the TSC project editor for this update, shared his thoughts on the importance of this document. “AIM’s ECI is an industry accepted standard protocol that can make barcode, 2d barcode and other AIDC technologies speak different languages and travel globally. It will be especially important and useful for cross-country and multi-culture AIDC applications.”

For those interested in the ECIs, visit the AIM Store.

If you have any questions or comments, contact AIM headquarters by email or call +1.724.742.4470.

 

 

 

 

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