Hand Held Products Quick Check 600 Series, User Manual

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Choosing a Command Code
You may want to use a Command- Code rather than a Code if you
often use the same setup on two units with different printers. With the
Command- Code, you can easily change the setups for the units without
changing the printer types, which may be more confusing because all the other
settings on these two Command Codes would be identical.
Customized Command Codes
Creating your own Command Code requires a Quick Check 600/800 Verifier
printer. If you do not have a printer, you can request a Command Code from
Hand Held Products.
You can use your Quick Check 600/800 Verifier printer to produce your own
Command Code using the Special Codes in
Chapter 11 . These four Special
Codes are labeled “Command- Code (Locked),” “Command Code- (Unlocked),”
“ Code (Locked)” and Code (Unlocked)”.
The locked codes have an additional setting which locks the changes into the unit
after the Command Code is scanned. The lock prevents accidental
reprogramming during routine use. The lock can only be removed by scanning
another, previously prepared, Command Code that does not include the lock,
such as an unlocked code. When shipped to you, the Quick Check 600/800
Verifier settings are unlocked.
If you do not have a Quick Check 600/800 Verifier printer or if you want to have
a sharper, more durable Command Code, Hand Held Products can prepare a
customized code for you.