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“Sorting Read” menu
Select or deselect “Enable Sorting Read” checkbox. When selected, register codes that are
determined to be acceptable in this dialog box. When a code that matches one of the registered
codes is scanned, a successful read signal is output from an external IO; otherwise, a failed read
signal is output.
When you select “Sorting Read”, the following dialog box appears.
If “Enable Sorting Read” checkbox is selected, you can register up to five pieces of label data. In
addition, you can use regular expressions to register labels. Following is an example of registering
a label using a regular expression.
Available regular expressions
Regular expression
Description
?
Any one character
!
Any number of characters (including zero)
Example of registration
Data to be
registered
Description
Read data
Pass/fail
determination
Operation
AB9QR
OK
Successful read
ABWQR
OK
Successful read
AB?QR
AB + any one
cha QR
F9QF NG
Successful read
! CAUTION !
Since the full ASCII character set can be encoded in Code 128 and other barcode symbologies,
interrogation mark (?) and exclamation marks (!) can be encoded when entering these marks in
label data. To distinguish these marks from those used in a regular expression, be sure to enclose
them in square brackets ([?] and [!]) when registering them as characters with label data.
