Data Editing
Label ID — continued
| Table 18. Label ID Examples |
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1. | Scan the ENTER/EXIT |
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2. | Determine placement of |
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| BEFORE or AFTER with | Enable as Prefix | Enable as Suffix Enable as Prefix | Enable as Suffix |
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using Label ID Control, starting
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3.Scan the barcode selecting the symbology type you
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| Symbology Selection, starting on |
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4. | Custom Label ID example | D B * | = C 3 | + |
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5. | Find hex equivalents from |
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| Keypad, starting on page 301. If | 44 42 2A | 3D 43 33 | 2B | 50 48 | |
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| the last character, scan the |
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| CANCEL barcode to abort |
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6. | Scan the ENTER/EXIT |
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7. | Scan the ENTER/EXIT |
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| DB*[barcode data] | +[barcode data] |
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