Pepperl+Fuchs ODT-MAC400 Series Manual page 62

ODT-MAC400-* / ODT-MAC401-* / ODT-MAC403-*
Appendix
Hexa-
Decimal decimal
016 10
017 11
018 12
019 13
020 14
021 15
022 16
023 17
024 18
025 19
026 1A
027 1B
028 1C
029 1D
030 1E
031 1F
032 20
Table 9.1 Nonprintable characters
It is also possible to enter the following placeholders in the Good Read Message
and No Read Message field so that predefined information can be output.
Placeholders and their meaning
Placeholder Meaning
\PSTR Decoded code content
From character x (counting starts at 0), with length y, length positive.
\PSTR (x,y)
Example: \PSTR (0,5) -> the first 5 characters of the code are output.
x characters from the end until the end
\PSTR (E,x)
Example: \PSTR (E,3) -> the last 3 characters of the decoded string are output.
Length of the code in characters/bytes, 4-digit numerical value, decimal, range: 0000 ...
\PLEN
9999
Quality value 1, unused error correction with certain symbologies, 3-digit numerical value,
\PQ01
decimal, range: 000 ... 100. If no symbol was decoded, 000 will be output.
\PANG Angle between the lower symbol edge and horizontal (long) image edge
Contrast value across the range of the decoded code, 3-digit numerical value, decimal,
\PCON range: 000 ... 100. Low values indicate a low level of contrast. If no symbol was decoded,
000 will be output.
\PCWD Code words from the code (Data Matrix only)
Actual cycle time. Time required to capture and decode an image. 4-digit numerical value,
\PTIM
decimal, range: 0000 ... 9999. Also valid in the event of Timeout and No Read.
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Interface Meaning, alternative designation
\10 DLE - data link escape
\11 DC1
\12 DC2
\13 DC3
\14 DC4
\15 NAK - negative acknowledge
\16 SYN - synchronous idle
\17 ETB - end of transmission block
\18 CAN - cancel
\19 EM - end of medium
\1A SUB - substitute
\1B ESC - escape
\1C FS - field separator
\1D GS - group separator
\1E RS - record separator
\1F DEL
\20 SPC - Space