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ID-08 / ID-09 High Performance Imager – User´s Manual
Serial Commands
93 Suppress Beep On Decode 0
0: Beep indicating decode before JavaS-
cript processing
1: Call JavaScript without beeping to indi-
cate decode
Normally, the Reader beeps as soon as
decodes are read and processes them via
JavaScript if necessary after the beep. To
enable JavaScript to control the beep
feedback, change this setting to 1; this will
suppress the beep; the JavaScript would
typically beep if the decode is valid or
start another read cycle if it isn’t.
This setting does not suppress beeps for
anything but a successful decode event.
98 Decoder HD field (FOI0) X Offset 0
Valid Range: 0 to 639 pixels
Decoder uses the pixels after the specified
pixel offset in the HD field (FOI0).
Also see registers: 53, 54, 99
99 Decoder HD field (FOI0) Y Offset 0
Valid Range: 0 to 959 pixels
Decoder uses the pixels after the specified
pixel offset in the HD field (FOI0).
Also see registers: 53, 54, 98
9A Decoder Wide field (FOI1) X Offset 0
Valid Range: 0 to 639 pixels
Decoder uses the pixels after the specified
pixel offset in the Wide field (FOI1).
Also see registers: 9B, C7, C8
9B Decoder Wide field (FOI1) Y Offset 0
Valid Range: 0 to 959 pixels
Decoder uses the pixels after the specified
pixel offset in the Wide field (FOI1).
Also see registers: 9A, C7, C8
9D Target Tolerance (percent)
640
(#1600)
Valid Range: 0 to 7FFFFFFF Percent
For the Reader to accept a code, the tar-
get dot must be within the code rectangle
or in proximity to the symbol. The near-
ness is defined as this percentage of the
code’s smaller dimension. For example,
with a 10 x 20 mm code and a setting of
150 (%), the target dot must be within 15
mm of the code.
Any value over 1000 is considered infinite
tolerance, and no target checking is per-
formed.