When a barcode scanner scans a barcode with flipped/reversed image, its performance and effect mainly depend on the type, function and scanning settings of the scanning device. The following is a detailed analysis and answer to this question:

Scanning device type: Handheld scanner: Most handheld scanners support scanning of image flipped/reversed barcodes, but the specific effect may vary depending on the device model and brand. All models of barcode scanners produced by Xingtong XTIOT have the ability to scan image flipped/reversed barcodes.

Fixed scanner: Fixed scanners are usually used in production lines or logistics systems. They generally have higher scanning speed and accuracy and can also handle image flipped barcodes.

Scanning device function: Image preprocessing: Some advanced barcode scanners support image preprocessing functions such as median filtering, contrast stretching, etc. These functions help optimize the scanning effect of flipped images.

Decoding ability: The decoding ability of the barcode scanner is crucial for scanning flipped barcodes. A powerful decoding algorithm can ensure that even if the barcode image is flipped, it can be correctly recognized.

Scanning settings: Scanning direction: Make sure the scanner sets the correct scanning direction to match the flipped barcode image.

Image flip settings: Some scanning devices allow users to manually set the image flip function to accommodate flipped barcodes.

Scanning effect: Scanning speed: Although image flipping may affect scanning speed, high-end scanning devices can usually complete the scanning of flipped barcodes in a short time.

Accuracy: Powerful decoding capabilities and image preprocessing functions can ensure the scanning accuracy of flipped barcodes.

Note: When using a scanning device to scan flipped barcodes, it is recommended to first test the scanning effect of the device to ensure that it can meet the application requirements.

If the device cannot correctly identify the flipped barcode, you can try to adjust the scanning settings or replace the scanning device with stronger decoding capabilities.

The performance and effect of the barcode scanner when scanning a barcode with flipped images are affected by the device type, function and scanning settings. In order to ensure the accuracy and efficiency of scanning, it is recommended to select a scanning device with powerful decoding capabilities and image preprocessing functions, and adjust the scanning settings according to actual needs.