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Programming the PowerWedge 10
I.D.
#
3C–
3E
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8–
BC
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Table 1. General Programming Parameters (Continued)
PARAMETER
UPC/EAN/JAN extensions
(page 71)
Autoterminator
ASCII capital to
lowercase
(page 74)
Intercharacter delay
(page 74)
CCD/laser redundancy
(page 75)
Send symbology
identifiers
(page 75)
Preamble
Postamble
Beeper
(page 76)
DESCRIPTION
Reads two-digit (I.D. #3C) and five-digit (I.D. #3D)
extensions if the decoder is programmed to allow them.
Doesn't read UPC, EAN, or JAN bar codes if the decoder
is programmed to require extensions (I.D. #3E) and no
extensions are present.
Appends an ASCII character to each transmission. You
can program the ASCII value for any single character
(see
Full Keyboard Support on page
is a carriage return (the
ENTER
of 00 disables the autoterminator so that the decoder
transmits only the bar-coded data.
Changes scanned capital letters to lowercase (or
lowercase to uppercase if your
Adds 1 to 99 milliseconds between transmissions of
ASCII characters. Use a larger number if characters are
omitted when transmitted to the host.
Requires charge-coupled devices (CCDs) and lasers to
obtain two identical reads in a row before transmitting
the decoded data. This is an error-checking feature.
Only one read's worth of data is transmitted.
Precedes the encoded data with a character identifying
the type of bar code (see page 40).
Precedes data with a preamble (I.D. #B6) or appends a
postamble (I.D. #B7). Enter a character string ending
with
.
//
Controls the decoder's beeper. You can select one of
eight pitches for the decoder's good-read beeps (I.D.
#B8) and program the number of beeps (I.D. #B9), the
duration of each beep (I.D. #BA), and the beep volume
(I.D. #BC). You can enable an end-of-transmission beep
(I.D. #BB) to indicate that the decoder is ready to scan
again.
81). The factory default
key). Programming a value
key is enabled).
CAPS LOCK
®
PowerWedge
10
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