MIL-STD-130-SUP-2 Identification Marking of U.S. Military PropertyThis standard provides the item marking criteria for development of specific marking requirements and methods for identification of items of military property produced, stocked, stored, and issued by or for the Department of Defense DoD. This standard addresses criteria and data content for both free text and machine-readable information MRI applications for identification marking of U.S. military property.

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2D symbol contains the ATA CSDD TEIs of MFR and SER encoded in ISO/IEC 15434 syntax using the "12" format.

2D symbol contains the ATA CSDD TEI PNR encoded in ISO/IEC 15434 syntax using the "12" format.

NOTE: SPEC2000 protocol and UII Construct #1 using Text Element Identifiers (TEI) encoded in Code 128 and

Data Matrix ECC 200 symbols. The available TEIs listed in ATA SPEC2000 CSDD permit the use of UII

Construct #1 for an IUID. The UII is established by the enterprise's identification and a serial number unique within that enterprise identifier. The current part number is shown on an optional separate label as per the ATA protocol

and will be updated when item alteration requires new identification (see 5.2.1.3.d and Figure 7).

FIGURE 5. Example ATA label (UII Construct #1 in Code 128 and

Data Matrix before part number change).

2D symbol contains the ATA CSDD TEIs of MFR, PNO, and SEQ, encoded in ISO/IEC 15434 syntax using the "12" format.

2D symbol contains the ATA CSDD TEI PNR encoded in ISO/IEC 15434 syntax using the "12" format.

NOTE: ATA SPEC2000 protocol and UII Construct #2 using Text Element Identifiers (TEI) encoded in Code 128 and Data Matrix ECC 200 symbols. The available alternate TEIs approved for use in ATA SPEC2000 CSDD permit the use of UII Construct #2 for IUID. The UII is established by the enterprise's identification, an original part number, and a serial number unique within the original part number. The current part number and EID of the enterprise altering the item, if different from the serializing EID, is shown on a separate label as per the ATA

protocol (see 5.2.1.3.d and Figure 7). In this instance, TEI MFR is used because the manufacturer and the enterprise that assigned the UII serial number are the same.

FIGURE 6. Example ATA label (UII Construct #2 in Code 128 and

Data Matrix).