Data Capture for Workforce in Motion
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RSS Limited (Header "O")
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LSB | 0 | LINKAGE FLAG PRINT |
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| 1 | APPLICATION ID PRINT |
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| 2 | FREE |
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| 3 | FREE |
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| 4 | FREE |
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| 5 | FREE |
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| 6 | FREE |
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MSB | 7 | FREE |
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2.4.5.2.Get config(Type "A")
This command allows to retrieve the whole configuration of a given symbology. The response to it is made of 2 or 4 bytes:
The two first bytes are the ones described in the above section (set config).
The two following are given only if the length of the barcode is variable with the selected symbology. These bytes are the min and max length of the barcode.
For some settings (e.g. prefix/suffix…), the “special commands” type should be used (see below for details).
2.4.5.3.Usual Commands (Type "D")
The method described above (set config) allows a fast and effective setting of a whole set of configurations for a given symbology. It exclusively allows a simultaneous configuration of all the options available for a given symbology.
The usual commands are designed to palliate this effect. It is possible, with this type of commands, to modify a limited number of options in a configuration.
A command is one byte long and orders an enabling or a disabling of an option. Several commands can be sent in the same frame by simply specifying the number in the Size field.
The commands table is unique. All the symbologies will thus understand this same table. However, since certain options are not available for some symbologies, the corresponding commands will be quite simply ignored for these symbologies. This will allow the configuration of several symbologies at the time by sending only one frame.
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