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Programming the Scanner
RX Interrupt§
Occasionally, keyboard activity will cause the wand to beep intermittently
or turn off. This menu selection will prevent this from happening.
4.8 SYMBOLOGY SELECTION (CODES) Menu Page
This Menu Page is used to program decoding selections. The 2380 can be
configured to recognize and decode up to nine (9) popular bar code
symbologies by scanning the proper code enabling (Selection) symbols on
this Programming Menu page. After a particular code has been enabled,
scanning the associated (Variable) code(s) will further program that
symbology’s decoding parameters.
Keep in mind that at power–up (or upon reset), the wand will automatically
configure operating parameters to the last programmed values. Code
options which are enabled (YES) will become the active operating
parameters unless they are changed by the proper configuration command.
Code options with an asterisk (*) next to the (NO) will automatically be
disabled unless they are changed by the proper configuration command.
Note:
To obtain maximum security when scanning bar codes, it is
recommended that only those symbologies actually being used be
enabled. Symbologies not being used should be disabled. Additional
data security can be achieved by programming the maximum and
minimum character counts when they are known.
Minimum Length
A two (2) number code which describes the minimum number of characters
that will permitted in the bar code message. The code length must always
be represented by two digits. For lengths less than 10 characters, a zero (0)
should be used as a filler, for example, (05).
Maximum Length
A two (2) number code which describes the maximum number of
characters that will be permitted in the bar code message.
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