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Examples of Good Read message
Examples of No Read message
\PSTS
Status bytes. Two-digit numerical value, decimal
80 - Good reading
81 - Bad reading
82 - Good reading of match code, match OK
83 - Good reading of match code, match NOT OK
84 - Bad reading because timeout reached
\PCXC
X coordinate of the center point of the code relative to the center point of the image, 4-digit
numerical value, decimal, range: -999 ... 0000 ... 9999, unit: pixel
\PCYC
Y coordinate of the center point of the code relative to the center point of the image, 4-digit
numerical value, decimal, range: -999 ... 0000 ... 9999, unit: pixel
\PCXL
X coordinate of the center point of the code relative to the top left corner of the image, 4-digit
numerical value, decimal, range: 0000 ... 9999, unit: pixel
\PCYL
Y coordinate of the center point of the code relative to the top left corner of the image, 4-digit
numerical value, decimal, range: 0000 ... 9999, unit: pixel
Table 9.2 Placeholder for Good Read and No Read message
Placeholder Meaning
\PSTR\0D\0A Code content, Carriage Return, New Line
\02>\PSTR<\03\0D
\0A
STX, > character, code content, < character, ETX, Carriage
Return, New Line
#\PSTS_\PQ01_\P
CON
# character, status byte, _ character, quality 1, _ character,
contrast
\PSTR(0,3)\PSTR(
E,2)
The first 3 characters and the last 2 characters of the code content
NO_READ\0D\0A "NO_READ" String, Carriage Return, New Line
\02>FAIL<\03\0D\0
A
STX, > character, "Fail" string, < character, ETX, Carriage Return,
New Line
#\PSTS_\PTIM # character, status bytes, _ character, cycle time