Kyocera Document Solutions Inc.

Hiroko Kai

Hironori Hayashi

Makiko Sato

Sachiko Shintani

An image reading device includes storage, an image reading section, a receiving section, a display section, and a controller. The storage stores therein a plurality of barcode types and designation information items each associated with any of the barcode types. The image reading section acquires a read image by reading a document image including a barcode image. The receiving section receives input of a designation information item among the designation information items. The display section displays one or more barcode types among the barcode types. The controller controls the storage, the receiving section, and the display section. The barcode image exhibits a barcode belonging to any of the one or more barcode types. The controller causes the display section to display the one or more barcode types on the basis of the designation information item received by the receiving section and associated with the one or more barcode types.

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Osaka, Japan

Hiroko Kai