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programming code always skips default values, so it's best to start with a Restore Defaults code before
reading the Differences from Default code.
Favorites
Favorites takes all settings that have been marked as favorites in Advanced Settings, as well as all
active settings groups, and encodes them in the programming code. Commands related to a settings
group such as Sort Database (Configuration Database) will not appear in Advanced Settings even if
marked as favorites. Checkboxes next to the names of the settings groups allow you to control whether or
not that settings group is encoded in programming codes. Favorites does not skip commands that are
included. Favorites skips commands that are not marked as favorites unless they're in the settings group
that is enabled. For example, if Configuration Database is enabled, then all commands associated with
Configuration Database (Active Indexes and Sort Database) will be included. If Configuration Database is
disabled, then only the commands marked as favorites will be included. If Configuration Database is
enabled, current settings commands such as Exposure, Gain, and Focus in Advanced Settings are not
shown in the Advanced Settings list or the programming code itself, even when marked as a favorite. This
is because they're already stored in the Configuration Database <K255> command. If you have un-
marked Configuration Database as a favorite, those commands will reappear.
Restore Defaults
Restore Defaults is a single programming code with the <Ard> or <Zrd> command. This command will
make the reader's default the current settings. The code will be programmed with <Ard> when Save
Settings to Flash is unchecked. The code will be programmed with <Zrd> when Save Settings to Flash
is checked. If you read this programming code, it saves the default settings to flash. If you don't want
Restore Defaults to be printed when you click the printer icon, you can uncheck Add Default Settings
Barcode to remove it.
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