Sticker on package
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jaker
trolling
And fedex just like leaving extra blank piece of paper for no reason
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
The key word being "supposedly" lol
Yeah, I threw that word in there on purpose, I make a lot of OT hunting for them!
In 29 years, I have never had a perfect load where every package is set up stop for stop.
oldngray
nowhere special
I did once I think. I was running a route blind and could just pull the next package off the shelf with no idea of the area I was delivering in.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Technically they scan the density barcode (bullseye), not the 1Z barcode.
I worked preload once or twice when they switched from the stickers to the ink stamp things in my building and those scanners could scan either. I got one with a barcode that wouldn't scan and the guy next to me said just scan the bullseye thing and I was shocked that worked.
Anonymous 10
Guest
The sticker is for suspected drug activity.
oldngray
nowhere special
and you would know ..... how?
MaxiCode - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Maxicode is the square barcode made out of dots. I don't think it went over as well as originally planned. It was supposed to be about a hundred numbers that would record things like the shipper number, address, and customer invoices among other things. I don't think that my DIAD reads it, basically just the scanners in hubs use it.
Maxicode is the square barcode made out of dots. I don't think it went over as well as originally planned. It was supposed to be about a hundred numbers that would record things like the shipper number, address, and customer invoices among other things. I don't think that my DIAD reads it, basically just the scanners in hubs use it.
Cementups
Box Monkey
I had my old route set up in EDD almost stop for stop. And when the preloader would load it as such it was magnificent. I could be off the clock at 4:30 with a full hour lunch.
I had one perfect load. It was on my three day OJS. My sup had 2 preloaders in my truck to make sure the load was perfect. Labor was thrilled to death when I had 2 signed Affidavits from my loaders telling him the same thing! It was great my Oc center manager and Dv crapped themselves!
Anonymous 10
Guest
It's a joke
pantz
TooTechie
Geek in Brown
Diad5 has the reader to read the square QR style bar code but it won't be available until a future software push.
UPS got the patent on Maxicode something like 21 years ago, its about time we use it. I think the original idea was to give more info during tracking, for example it would show exactly which packages arrived in a multiple package delivery.
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