Omnitron Systems Technology RS-232 user manual Bar Code Preamble, Bar Code Postamble

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Bar Code Preamble

0 to 16 ASCII characters: The bar code preamble is a string of characters that can be added to the beginning of scanned bar code data. These can be special characters for identifying a specific scanning station, to format a message header expected by the receiving host. They can be any characters from the full ASCII table. (Please see Appendix D.)

SELECTION CODE: C2

One Character at a time

Bar Code Postamble

0 to 16 ASCII characters: The bar code postamble serves the same purpose as the preamble, except it is added to the end of the scanned data after any terminator characters.

SELECTION CODE: C3

One Character at a time

EXAMPLE:

To set a four-character bar code preamble of ABCD, enter: /E/D/FC<ENTER>C2<ENTER>A<ENTER>B<ENTER>C<ENTER> D<ENTER>CZ<ENTER>

Note: For CR, use CTRL-N (ASCII code 14h).

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Contents Omnitm Page Agency Approved Limited WarrantyPage Table of Contents Page Description SectionIntroduction Host Connections InstallationConfiguration Setup Procedure ConfigurationBar Code Input Magnetic Stripe InputExample Serial Interface Parameters Group E Default SettingsParity Baud RateStop Bit General Selections Group BScan Verification Beep VolumeCode/Track ID Enter one character for the new ID Code ID Definition GroupBar Code Terminator Character Bar Code Message Formatting Selections Group CBar Code Postamble Bar Code PreambleMagnetic Stripe Terminator Character Magnetic Stripe Formatting Selections Group DMagnetic Stripe Postamble Magnetic Stripe PreambleMinimum and Maximum Length Options Bar Code SelectionsIndustrial Bar Codes Group F Full Ascii Code 39 SettingsEnable/Disable Code Enable/Disable Interleaved 2 Interleaved 2 of 5 SettingsCheck Digit Send Start/Stop CharactersFixed Length Febraban ConversionEnable/Disable Industrial 2 Industrial 2 of 5 SettingsCode 128 Setting Enable/Disable Codabar Codabar SettingsTelepen Setting MSI/Plessey SettingsEnable/Disable MSI/Plessey Enable/Disable TelepenRetail Bar Codes Group G UPC SettingsEnable/Disable UPC-A Send Number System Digit Enable/Disable UPC-ESend Check Digit UPC-E ExpansionRead Five-Digit Addendum Read Two-Digit AddendumAddendum Required Add Separator SpaceEnable/Disable EAN-13 EAN SettingsEnable/Disable EAN-8 Send Induced Country Code CharacterRead Five-Digit Addendum Do Not Read Five-Digit Addendum Send Start/Stop Sentinel Magnetic Stripe Selections Group HTrack Selection Track Two Send Accout Number Only Reviewing Configuration SettingsTrack Separator H4ENTERSELECTED CharacterenterMSI Data Editing Data Fields Data Editing Formulas Code Idlengthmatchdivideaddsend Formula SequenceTrack 1 %CABREADOE$JANE$R$310 S Jefferson ST? Using the Data Editing FunctionsUnmatched Input Send/Do Not Send Data Editing CommandsData Editing On/Off JDENTER0ENTER6ENTER1ENTER2ENTER Select Code IDsSet Length Create a Data Field Match StringJEENTER0ENTER8ENTERAENTERBENTER Centerdentereenter JFENTER0ENTER7ENTERJgenteraenterbentercenter Dentereenter Search for a Data StringAdd a Data Field Set the Sequence in which Data Fields are Sent Time DelayDelete One Formula JkenteraentercenterbenterReview Configurations Reset Data Editing GroupExit Data Editing Mode Omni Data FlowExamples Symbology CodeJDENTER0ENTER7ENTER0 Send BD DLY 09 AD DLYEnter 7ENTER JEENTER0ENTER7ENTERMSR Track 1 data Operation Operating ProcedureGeneral Procedures TroubleshootingSerial Interface Problems Scanning Configurations Crlf Default SettingsAppendix a Industrial Bar Codes UPC-A UPC-E EAN-8 Retail BarcodesUPC-A, -E Magnetic Stripe Format Appendix BMagnetic Stripe Standard Data Formats Appendix CCalifornia Driver’s License Format Track LRE ID Aamva Driver’s License Format Track Full Ascii Table Appendix DAscii RS-232 Port, Standard DB-9P Connector PIN-OUTSAppendix E USB/RS-232 Interface Installing the DriversAppendix F Page UE Anyway Troubleshooting Checking the Installation and Modifying the COM Port NumberTelling Whether the Installed Device is Type a or Type B Date Driver Updating the DriverVersal Serial BUS Controllers Removing the DriverID Tech