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Character Recognition: Dictionary and Character Recognition Function
7.5
Recognizing Character
Example:
Target of recognition: O (alphabet)
Recognition result:
Recognized character when "!" is set:
Recognized character when "!" is not set:
<@>:
With no restriction as to whether the character is a letter of the alphabet,
a numeral or a symbol, if a character exceeding the recognition lower
limits value is recognized, it is judged to be OK.
<__>:
Set this when you do not want to judge a character string.
(The result will be OK whether a character is recognized or not.)
Set this code only for those characters that are possible targets of
recognition, when you want to only output the verified character string and
you do not specify a judgment character string.
Set this code only for those characters that are possible targets of
recognition, when you want to only output the recognized character string
and you do not specify a judgment character string.
4.
Outputting Recognition Character String using Serial Port
The recognized character string can be output to an external device via the serial
port (COM port).
Environment Settings
The following settings are required to output all or a part of the recognition
character strings of the Character Recognition Checkers
1.
Select "Communication"− "Serial Output".
2.
Set "Char. Recog." to "Out".
Set this to "None" when you will not serially output all of the character strings
of the Character Recognition Checkers.
7 − 22
1st ranking: 0 (numeral), 2nd ranking: O (alphabet)
O (alphabet) (ranked 2nd)
0 (numeral) (ranked 1st)
OCR Type A230
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