#DRIVER'S LICENSE BARCODE FORMAT DRIVERS#

ZNB looks like a hash or signature (it reminds me of how you need to sign AWS SQS rest calls. I know (and have labeled) most of the key/value pairs. I know that the 'bar code' is a PDF417 data matrix. Random GitHub discussion for Android Vision.NYS Changes to the New York State Driver Licenses and Non-Driver Identification Cards.I have done a cursory investigation and read the following material. How is the ZNB value string created, what is it used for (it looks like some type of hash/signature), what does it communicate.I especifically want to figure out if this value string is meant to be unique. How is the ANSI value string is (ex: 636001010102DL00910228ZN02790040DLDCADJ) created, what is it used for, and what does it communicate.So I scanned 10 more NYS ID cards (friends and family) and googled the results.

#DRIVER'S LICENSE BARCODE FORMAT DRIVERS#

I scanned my license and the ANSI labeled line had an associated value string similar to 636001010102DL00910228ZN02790040DLDCADJ (this is sanitized, more explained below) and when I googled it it returned a sketchy Pastebin result with NYS Drivers License data dump, but none of the other information matched (name, dob, etc). I am curious about two lines (labeled ANSI and ZNB). The standardization body is AAMVA and ANSI. The output contains 20 lines of data and 1 line of meta data. I scanned my NYS drivers license and inspected the output this morning (sanitized output is below). I am developing an Android application for work which runs on a Zebra TC51 bar code scanner, which I have been playing around with.

Driver's license barcode format