multicodesystem

noun
UK /ˌmʌltiˈkəʊdsɪstəm/
US /ˌmʌltiˈkoʊdsɪstəm/

A multicodesystem is a set of rules that uses more than one kind of code together.

The app's multicodesystem lets it read both barcodes and QR codes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A network of several separate coding standards that work as one.

The library uses a multicodesystem to store books tagged in different formats.

3. A method of writing data with two or more code sets at the same time.

Engineers designed a multicodesystem so old and new devices can share files.

4. A collection of multiple symbol systems used for communication.

The museum's signs form a multicodesystem of words, icons, and braille.