Welch Allyn SCANTEAM 8300, Programming Menu Manual

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8300 Series Information and Examples
CODES
RETAIL
RETAIL CODE OUTPUT FORMATS
Note: Appropriate code identification must be programmed in a prefix. For
maximum data security, disable the Codes not used.
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UPC
Version A: UPC–A is a 12 digit UPC code. Either a 2 digit or a 5 digit
addenda may be added if your application needs to decode a 2 or 5 digit
addenda to the UPC–A code. If your application does require addenda, you
must also program it for UPC & EAN Addenda Required, selection III.
Version E: UPC–E is an 8 digit UPC code. Either a 2 digit or a 5 digit
addenda may be added if your application needs to decode a 2 or 5 digit
addenda to the UPC–E code. If your application does require addenda, you
must also program it for UPC & EAN Addenda Required, selection III.
Most UPC bar codes lead with the 0 number system. For these codes, use the
Version E0 selection. If you need to read codes which lead with the 1 number
system, use the Version E1 selection.
You may also wish to enable Version E Expand, if you need to expand the
UPC–E code to the 12 digit, UPC–A format. (This selection is only available
with Version E0.)
This feature enables or disables check digit transmission.
NUMBER SYSTEM TRANSMIT
The numeric system digit of a UPC symbol is normally transmitted, but the
8300 can be programmed to disable it.
EAN/JAN
Use this selection to program the 8300 to decode EAN/JAN, either 8 digit or 13
digit code. Either a 2 digit or a 5 digit addenda may be added if your
application needs to decode a 2 or 5 digit addenda to the EAN/JAN code. If
your application does require addenda, you must also program it for UPC &
EAN Addenda Required, selection III.
SPACE BETWEEN UPC/EAN ADDENDA
This selection allows you to specify if you wish to transmit a space between the
UPC or EAN bar code and the addenda characters.
Note: If you have programmed the 8300 to decode EAN/JAN 13, but not UPC–A,
UPC–A bar codes will be read as EAN/JAN–13 codes.
CHECK DIGIT TRANSMIT