Defining A Verifier Configuration Packet - Avery Dennison ADTP1 Reference Manual

D e f i n i n g a V e r i f i e r C o n f i g u r a t i o n P a c k e t
Use the verifier configuration packet to customize the verifier for each format. Select which bar
codes to scan, the acceptable ANSI grade levels, quiet zone, X-dimension range, etc.
Syntax
V,format#,action,device,"name" |
D,"vfr_comds" |
V1. V
V2. format#
V3. action
V4. device
V5. "name"
D1. D
D2. "vfr_comds"
Example
V,1,A,T,"BEAMON" | D,"~LV02" |
The verifiers configuration packet ID is "1" and named "BEAMON." The verifier packet is added to
temporary memory. It uses Mode 2.
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Verifier Configuration Packet.
Number from 0 to 999 to identify the format number that
corresponds to this particular verifier configuration packet.
Assign a verifier configuration packet to any format even if the
format number is not changed. See "Defining Verifier Fields" in
Chapter 3 for more information.
Note: Specify up to 50 different verifier configurations for the formats.
Action. Enter A to add a verifier configuration.
Storage device. Options:
F Flash. Stores the verifier configuration in the printer.
Packets stored in flash memory are saved when the power
is turned off.
T Temporary. Passes the packet through the printer and
stores the packet in the verifier. Packets stored in
temporary memory are lost when the power is turned off.
Packet name, 0 to 8 characters, enclose within quotation marks.
The name entered here is shown as a custom configuration on
the menu for MODE. Refer to the verifier's Operating Instructions
(available on our Web site) for more information.
Non-Printable Text/Data Field.
Verifier commands. Must be enclosed within quotation marks.
Refer to the SV Series Operators Guide for the complete list of
verifier commands.