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Aztec Barcode - Overview

Example Barcode The Aztec symbol is an ISO international standard (IEC 24778). You are allowed to use it in your applications.
There is an example on the left.


The Aztec code is a 2D barcode which can encode a lot of information inside a square symbol. All the 256 characters can be encoded.
You may use multiple symbols to spread your information in order to create a bigger message.

This barcode contains a way to detect and correct errors based on the Reed Solomon algorithm. You can use 0% to 99% of error detection. The advised percentage of error detection is 23%.

Capacity
Layer Size Numbers Letters Bytes
1* 15x15 13 12 6
1 19x19 18 15 8
2* 19x19 40 33 19
2 23x23 49 40 24
3* 23x23 70 57 33
3 27x27 84 68 40
4* 27x27 110 89 53
4 31x31 128 104 62
5 37x37 178 144 87
6 41x41 232 187 114
7 45x45 294 236 145
8 49x49 362 291 179
9 53x53 433 348 214
10 57x57 516 414 256
11 61x61 601 482 298
12 67x67 691 554 343
13 71x71 793 636 394
14 75x75 896 718 446
15 79x79 1008 808 502
16 83x83 1123 900 559
17 87x87 1246 998 621
18 91x91 1378 1104 687
19 95x95 1511 1210 753
20 101x101 1653 1324 824
21 105x105 1801 1442 898
22 109x109 1956 1566 976
23 113x113 2116 1694 1056
24 117x117 2281 1826 1138
25 121x121 2452 1963 1224
26 125x125 2632 2107 1314
27 131x131 2818 2256 1407
28 135x135 3007 2407 1501
29 139x139 3205 2565 1600
30 143x143 3409 2728 1702
31 147x147 3616 2894 1806
32 151x151 3832 3067 1914
* Compact sign
Table: Size and capacity for an Aztec code


Details
The Aztec code contains a "Finder Pattern" which contains squares inside of the other and small black and white squares around to know the orientation of the symbol

A symbol can be compact of full. A compact symbol is smaller and can contain less information. A full symbol contains more information and also contains a reference grid.

The normal characters (ASCII between 0 and 127) are encoded on 5 bits. The exception is the numbers are encoded on 4 bits. The special characters are encoded on 8 bits. You will save space if you write your message only in capital letters or only in lower case instead of switching back and forth between these two kinds of letters.

The Aztec code supports the FNC1 function and also the Extended Channel Interpretation (ECI) characters. See the method setTilde() in the user guide.