Reading Barcodes with Large Data Modules

The Problem:

  • Sometimes businesses have to print large volumes of data on a single QR Code making it denser and causing it to be unreadable.


The Solution:

  • ScaleUpModes - Dynamsoft barcode reader enables you to set the appropriate ScaleUpModes and make your barcode scanner read dense QR codes.

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