Microscan Quadrus MINI Imager, User Manual

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Quadrus MINI Imager User’s Manual
Bad Symbol Message
Bad Symbol Message
Note: Bad Symbol Message
is not supported when
Q-Mode
is enabled.
Important:
The ASCII characters
<
,
>
, and
,
can only be entered as hex pairs:
For
<
:
<K715h,,3C>
For
>
:
<K715h,,3E>
For
,
:
<K715h,,2C>
See
ASCII Character Entry Modifier
on page 3-32 for a detailed explanation of how to
enter ASCII characters as hex values.
No Symbol Message
Note: No Symbol Message
is not supported when
Q-Mode
is enabled.
Important:
The ASCII characters
<
,
>
, and
,
can only be entered as hex pairs:
For
<
:
<K716h,,3C>
For
>
:
<K716h,,3E>
For
,
:
<K716h,,2C>
See
ASCII Character Entry Modifier
on page 3-32 for a detailed explanation of how to
enter ASCII characters as hex values.
Usage: Useful in determining if a symbol is present and if user defined requirements
for that symbol are met. Can tell the user if a qualified symbol is present but
not decodable.
Definition: Sets the requirements that will qualify an object or a symbol before outputting a
decode or message. When enabled, sends a message to the host whenever
an object meets the qualifications setup but is not decoded.
Note:
When
Symbology Identifier
is enabled, the
Bad Symbol
message
is preceded by the identifier for the symbology being used.
Serial Cmd: <
K715,
[unused],
message
>
Default:
BAD_SYMBOL
Options: Up to 64 ASCII characters.
Usage: Useful in determining if a symbol is present and if user defined requirements
for that symbol are met. Can tell the user if an object does not qualify as a
symbol.
Definition: Sets the requirements that will qualify an object or a symbol before outputting a
decode or message. When enabled, sends a message to the host whenever
an object meets the qualifications setup but is not decoded.
Note:
When
Symbology Identifier
is enabled, the
No Symbol
message
is preceded by the identifier for the symbology being used.
Serial Cmd: <
K716,
[unused],
message
>
Default:
NO_SYMBOL
Options: Up to 64 ASCII characters.