PSC LazerData Series 9000E, Installation And Operation Manual

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LOCAL FORMATTING
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can be a literal string such as GR, a formatted data string or a
combination of the two. See Data Formatting Codes page 5-17.
HOST NO READ XMIT FORMAT - This entry determines what data is
transmitted from the Host Port if a No Read condition occurs. This is
usually a message string saying that there is no bar code label to
transmit. See Data Formatting Codes page 5-17.
LOCAL NO READ XMIT FORMAT - This entry determines what data is
transmitted from the Local Port if a No Read condition occurs. This is
usually a message string saying that there is no bar code label to
transmit. See Data Formatting Codes page 5-17.
HOST READ CONFLICT XMIT FORMAT - This entry determines what
data is transmitted from the Host Port if a Read Conflict occurs. A Read
Conflict occurs when the bar codes read on a particular package
exceeds the number of Field Definitions that have been entered. See
Data Formatting Codes page 5-17.
LOCAL READ CONFLICT XMIT FORMAT - This entry determines what
data is transmitted from the Local Port if a Read Conflict occurs. A
Read Conflict occurs when the bar codes read on a particular package
exceeds the number of Field Definitions that have been entered. See
Data Formatting Codes page 5-17.
LABEL MASK - This entry allows the user to define which fields the
decoded labels are inserted into. Five labels per field can be specified.
LABEL MASK EXAMPLES:
Label: "123456" Label Mask String: 123*
123 match up so we have a good compare.
Label: "123456" Label Mask String: 1?3?5?
1,3,5 match up so we have a good compare.
* - ignores all characters from that point on in the bar code.
? - ignores the character in that position in the bar code.