Bar Code
A laser scanner will read each representation of the barcode it can see
Barcode scanner.
A scanner reads a barcode by shining a red light onto the black and white lines of the barcode. The light is reflected back to the scanner, which then interprets the pattern of light and dark lines to decode the information stored in the barcode. This information is typically transmitted to a computer or database for further processing.
You can't. It requires a scanner to read them.
With a barcode scanner.
It depends on the printer and scanner - go to the maker's website for instructions.
Bar codes are read by a bar code reader. A low-powered laser in a bar code scanner emits a beam that crosses the bar code, generating a series of light and dark reflected flashes. These are read by the sensitive laser detector in the scanner and decoded to produce the numerical values shown on the label. These are compared to the codes in the store's computer to identify the item, look up the price, and add it to the register bill. Modern self-service check-outs have lasers that scan in two perpendicular directions, to read barcodes in any position relative to the scanner.
They weren't designed to be compatible with a simple OBD2 scanner... you'll need someone with the Insite program and appropriate diagnostic connector to read codes.
optical reader
The codes are read with an OBD2 scanner.
It's a NexIQ scanner with Snap-On case.. yes, it'll read and display DTCs.
You read the codes with a scanner, repair the cause, and clear the code with the scanner.