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Control character conversion example
The example of conversion after barcode data scanning is as shown below.
Control character conversion example
OBRDRV_R.ini
Barcode data before conversion
Barcode data after conversion
[ConvSrc]
Code01=0x1D
Code02=0x0A
[ConvDst]
Char01=’/’
Char02=’@’
[Delete]
Code01=0x02
Code02=0x03
0123
0x0A
4567
0x1D
89
0x02
01
(Underlined portion is represents
the control character)
0123
@
4567
/
8901
- 0x0A is replaced by ‘@’, and
0x1D by ‘/’.
- 0x02 is deleted.
2.9.5
Scan result notification
When scanning a barcode is complete, a notification about the scanning result is received by the
user via either LED, buzzer, or vibrator. Each notification method can be set to “Enable” or
“Disable”.
Configuration
Scan
successful
Scan
Failure
*1
Scanning
interrupted
(Trigger key
released)
OBR buffer
overrun
*2
Default
Valid
On in green
None
None
On in green
LED
Disabled None None
None
None
Valid
Valid Scanning
complete
sound
None None
Warning
sound
Buzzer
Disabled None None
None
None
Valid
Valid Vibrates None
None
None
Vibrator
Disabled None None
None
None
Disabled
*1 Scan failure
Scanning will fail when one of the following occurs.
When a barcode with a number of digits outside the specified range is scanned
When a check digit calculation error occurs
Full ASCII conversion error occurs in scanning bar code of Code39 symbology or Code128
symbology.
The LED did not light for a scan failure.
