With scanned images it is not uncommon to have noisy documents which can produce false readings. However this can be dealt with using Softek’s software through the methods shown below.<\/p>\n
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1. Turn off barcode types you do not need to read. For example, say
\nthe c53e barcode is of type CODABAR and the barcodes you actually want
\nto read are of type CODE39 then turn off CODABAR barcodes with
\nreader.ReadCodabar = false.<\/p>\n
2. Unless you need to read barcodes of length 1 then do not set
\nMinLength = 1 because this increases the chances of a false positive
\nresult.<\/p>\n
3. Use the Pattern property to specify a regular expression that the
\nbarcode value must match.<\/p>\n
4. Set MinOccurrence = PrefOccurrence = 5. This increases the
\nthreshold for barcode recognition. You can increase this further if
\nneeds be.<\/p>\n
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Still Having trouble? Don’t hesitate to get in touch!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
With scanned images it is not uncommon to have noisy documents which can produce false readings. However this can be dealt with using Softek’s software through the methods shown below. 1. Turn off barcode types you do not need to read. For example, say the c53e barcode is of type CODABAR and the barcodes<\/p>\n