"scan the code" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase in any context involving the use of a barcode or QR code scanner. For example, "He scanned the code and the product was added to his shopping basket."
Then, rather than searching for something in an app store you could just scan the code to download it.
It works the sales tax into the final price after you scan the code, then offers a one-button purchase.
Players use the front-facing camera on their device to scan the code and the character appears on the screen in digital form.
If you're using a desktop, click on the "Click for QR Code" link, also located under attached files.Then scan the code to download.
I did see a single sign, with a message from the Transportation Security Administration which asked for feedback about T.S.A. Precheck: "Scan the code to tell us about your experience".
By the end of the month, people who receive his card and scan the code will be able to import his contact information directly into Outlook, Microsoft's address book, with one click.
Passers-by can scan the codes with their cellphone cameras to get coupons or information about the businesses.
Shoppers could scan the codes in order to receive the brands' text messages about sales or new items.
Technology is the key to many of Mr. Bloomberg's proposals, from expanding the use of cameras in known drug locations to giving officers hand-held computers and bar code scanners so they can scan the codes on drivers' licenses.
Commuters who like what they hear can scan the codes to find out more about the artists and follow links to their music.
Customers scan the codes, then "scratch off" the ticket to see their prize by rubbing their finger on the screen.
