Data Editing

Output Format

To change the Scan Data Transmission Format, scan one of the eight bar codes corresponding to the desired format.

Default output format

* Default output format

Enable Suffix output

Enable Suffix output

Enable Prefix output

Enable Prefix output

Enable Hide Barcode Start Char

Enable Hide Barcode Start Char

Enable Hide Barcode Middle Char

Enable Hide Barcode Middle Char

Enable Hide Barcode End Char

Enable Hide Barcode End Char

Prefix

Add Prefix

Add Prefix

Clear All Prefix

Clear All Prefix

Operation Steps

• Step 1. If prefix output is not enabled, you can enable it by setting the output format;

• Step 2. If you have set a prefix before, the new prefix will be after the previously added prefix. If you want to discard the previous content and set it again, please scan “Clear Prefix” first, and then perform the following adding actions;

• Step 3. Scan to add prefix

• Setp 4. Determine the two-digit hexadecimal value of the prefix character to be added; refer to the ASCII Chars Table

• setp 5. Scan the digital setting code: scan the hexadecimal high value, then scan the low value;

• setp 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to add the next character.

Note

• e.g. Want to add “Ctrl+A” as prefix, Scan ‘add prefix’, ‘9’,’7’,’4’,’1’.

Suffix

Add Suffix

Add Suffix

Clear All Suffix

Clear All Suffix

Operation Steps

• Step 1. If suffix output is not enabled, you can enable it by setting the output format;

• Step 2. If you have set a suffix before, the new suffix will be placed after the previously added suffix. If you need to discard the previous content and set it again, please scan “Clear suffix” first, and then perform the following addition operations;

• Step 3. Scan to add suffix;

• Setp 4. Determine the two-digit hexadecimal value of the suffix character to be added; refer to the ASCII character table;

• setp 5. Scan the digital setting code: scan the hexadecimal high value, then scan the low value;

• setp 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to add the next character.

Note

• e.g. Want to add “Ctrl+Alt+A” as surffix, Scan ‘add suffix’, ‘9’, ‘7’, ‘9’, ‘9’, ‘4’, ‘1’.

Hide Set

Hide Barcode Start Chars

Hide Barcode Start Chars

Hide Barcode Middle Char Start

Hide Barcode Middle Char Start

Hide Barcode Middle Chars

Hide Barcode Middle Chars

Hide Barcode End Chars

Hide Barcode End Chars

Operation Steps

• Step 1. Scan the Hide Barcode Start / Middle Start / Middle length / End Chars symbol.

• Step 2. Determine the hex value for the length you wish to enter(hide 4 chars, scan 0,4; hide 12 chars, scan 0,C).

• Step 3. Scan the 2 digit hex value from the Programming Chart.

• Step 4. Scan the output format Start/Middle/End to enable or cancel hide char function.

Quick Setup

Add Prefix

Tip

• Special characters need to be processed in hexadecimal format, and \x is added in front of the hexadecimal content to indicate the hexadecimal format.

• Please refer to the ASCII character table for specific characters converted into hexadecimal characters.

• Example: To add a 0x03 to the content, the input content should be: \x03

Add Suffix

Tip

• Special characters need to be processed in hexadecimal format, and \x is added in front of the hexadecimal content to indicate the hexadecimal format.

• Please refer to the ASCII character table for specific characters converted into hexadecimal characters.

• Example: To add a 0x03 to the content, the input content should be: \x03

Hide Barcode Start Content

Hide Barcode Middle Content

Hide Barcode End Content

Replace Barcode Content

Tip

• Special characters need to be processed in hexadecimal format, and \x is added in front of the hexadecimal content to indicate the hexadecimal format.

• Please refer to the ASCII character table for specific characters converted into hexadecimal characters.

• Example: To add a 0x03 to the content, the input content should be: \x03

Appendix

Numeric Bar Codes

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

A

B

C

D

E

F

ASCII Function Key Table

ASCII Chars Table