Hand Held Products 600, 800 manual Choosing a Command Code, Customized Command Codes

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Check digits: 1 or 2

Fixed message length: None or select value between 1 and 80 digits Code 16K

Enable: On or Off

Modes Shown: Yes or No

Fixed message length: None or up to 154 characters, full symbol Code 49

Enable: On or Off

Fixed message length: None or up to 49 alpha (81 numeric) characters, full symbol

MSI code Enable: On or Off

Character Digit: None or Mod10 or Mod 11

Fixed message length: None or select value between 1 and 50 digits IATA 2 of 5

Enable: Yes or No Regular 2 of 5 Enable: Yes or No Check Digit: Yes or None

Choosing a Command Code

You may want to use a Command- Code rather than a Command+ Code if you often use the same setup on two units with different printers. With the Command- Code, you can easily change the setups for the units without changing the printer types, which may be more confusing because all the other settings on these two Command Codes would be identical.

Customized Command Codes

Creating your own Command Code requires a Quick Check 600/800 Verifier printer. If you do not have a printer, you can request a Command Code from Hand Held Products.

You can use your Quick Check 600/800 Verifier printer to produce your own Command Code using the Special Codes in Chapter 11. These four Special Codes are labeled “Command- Code (Locked),” “Command Code- (Unlocked),” “Command+ Code (Locked)” and Command+ Code (Unlocked)”.

The locked codes have an additional setting which locks the changes into the unit after the Command Code is scanned. The lock prevents accidental reprogramming during routine use. The lock can only be removed by scanning another, previously prepared, Command Code that does not include the lock, such as an unlocked code. When shipped to you, the Quick Check 600/800 Verifier settings are unlocked.

If you do not have a Quick Check 600/800 Verifier printer or if you want to have a sharper, more durable Command Code, Hand Held Products can prepare a customized code for you.

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Contents User’s Guide Disclaimer For European Community UsersWaste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Information Table of Contents Reviewing Scan Data Saving and Printing Chapter Customer Support Getting Started About This GuideSymbolDescription Power or Select or ↑, ↓, ←, → Unpacking the Quick Check 600/800 VerifierTerm in manual Term in software Noting the Verifier’s Features Quick Check 600/800 VerifierEAN/UPC LEDs Special FeaturesDisplay ButtonsPorts Specifications Installing the BatteriesSpecification To Install the Batteries Charging the BatteriesTo charge the batteries Turning the Unit On and Off To turn on the unitNo Printer Attached, then refer to .a Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Calibrating the Quick Check 600/800 Verifier To turn off the unitTo calibrate the Quick Check 600/800 Verifier To scan properly using a pen wand To scan properly using a mouse wandProperly Scanning With the Unit Cleaning the Wand Accessories and OptionsItem/DescriptionOrder code Documentation Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Quick Start Guide Review the option settings Print your scan resultsChanging the Settings Changing the SpecificationsSymbologies Symbologies Symbology Specifications Symbology Parameters defaults are in boldCheck Options Magnification FactorExpand U.P.C./EO Modes ShownCharacter Font & Tolerances Character Translation Table Code 128, Code 16K, and CodeFixed Message Length To modify the symbology optionsWide-to-Narrow Ratio → or SelectIndustry Applications Changing the Test Criteria Scan GradeTo select an application Decodability ISO/IEC gradesNumber of Scans To return to the previous menu, press Power Changing the Scanning OptionsTo change the test criteria Decode Direction Beeper PitchExtended Accuracy To change the scanning optionsChanging the Output Options Display OptionsParameter Result Lines Print Options AutoPrint/StoreScan Profile To change the output optionsTo change the display options To reset a unit Resetting the Default SettingsLocking the Settings To change the printout optionsUsing a Command Code About Command CodesC./EAN/JAN Enable On or Off Generic Code SelectionsChoosing a Command Code Customized Command CodesTo use a customized Command Code To create a customized Command CodeTo request a Command Code from Hand Held Products Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Reviewing Scan Data Reviewing Scan ResultsScan Grades ISO/IEC Symbol Grade Determining the ISO/IEC Symbol Grade Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide To obtain the scan grade and ISO/IEC Symbol grade Reviewing a Scan ExampleQuick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide LED Display To review data from the last scanAudio Sounds Bar growth LCD bar growth LED lit Tolerance used IndicationParameter Trad’l Reviewing the Dimensional ParametersErrors in Dimensional Parameters Parameter ResultTo review the dimensional parameters CalculatingReviewing the Reflectance Parameters Errors in Reflectance Parameters PCSSymbol Contrast, Minimum and Maximum Reflectance To review the reflectance parametersErrors in Format Parameters Reviewing the Format ParametersTo review the format procedures Reviewing MessagesUsing Sstr Codes to Review Data Sstr CodesSstr Code Type Test Criteria Name To return the customized display to the default display Using the Quick Check Verifier as a ReflectometerTo quickly review data using Sstr Codes To customize the result displayTo use the Quick Check Verifier as a static reflectometer Checking the Print Buffer During Operation Saving and PrintingSaving Data To save scan dataTo clear delete the records stored in the memory, press → Printing DataTo check the print buffer during operation To print current dataDeleting Stored Data To print stored dataTo stop printing Interfacing With a Computer Reviewing the PrintoutsTo delete stored data QCP and Qchsp Printouts Using the QCP or Qchsp Printing GuidelinesSwitch Position Function To set up the QCP or Qchsp To install or replace the QCP or Qchsp paper rollTo turn on and off the QCP or Qchsp To remove the ribbon from the QCP or Qchsp To perform a QCP or Qchsp self-test Troubleshooting the QCP or Qchsp Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Background Information General Bar Code InformationSymbology Specifications Symbology Industries OrganizationGS1 formerly UCC and EAN Symbology Characteristics Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Symbology Character Set Widths How a Bar Code Verifier WorksElement Additional Information Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Downloading DataMatch Structuring and Loading the Database Using DataMatchUnderstanding the DataMatch Feature SYM Identifier CodeDecode To load the database into the verifierQuick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Selecting the DataMatch Feature To select DataMatchReviewing DataMatch Results Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Using a Quick Check 800 Verifier General OperationPercent Decoded/Scanned Mode Reflectance-Based InformationScanProfile Output Print Results Calculate Decoded/Scanned Change Settings Change Settings Test Criteria #Scans/Symbol nnn Error, Application, and Type Messages Type Display Message Printout MessageDatabase ECV /VCVS Bookland Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Ccbba Hibcc EAN ITF SCS /ITF EAN SCS Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Flow Charts Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Sstr Codes Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Special Codes Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Unrecognized Symbols Unrecognized SymbolsQuick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Customer Support TroubleshootingTo restore the display To check the software versionLatin America Limited Warranty Quick Check 600/800 Series User’s Guide Page Hand Held Products, Inc