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Communications
Report Format Examples
For clarity, all report format examples are shown as follows: report fields separated by an
underscore ( _ ), REPORT ID and LENGTH fields shown as decimal values, data fields
shown as printable ASCII characters, and the number of NUL padding bytes shown as
decimal values (nn).
IN report (to host)
1_11_A]002374938 (51)
REPORT ID = 1 = Microscan HID
LENGTH = 11
DATA = "A]02374938" = This is a Code 39 symbol.
NUL padding = 51 bytes
OUT report (from host to imager)
1_27_<K200,3><K220,0,300><K714?> (35)
REPORT ID = 1 = Microscan HID
LENGTH = 27
DATA = "<K200,3><K220,0,300><K714?>" = These commands enable External Edge, set
a 3 second timeout, and request the No Read configuration command.
NUL padding = 35 bytes
IN report (to host)
1_62_<K714,1, A LONG MESSAGE STREAMED OVER MULTIPLE MICROSCAN HID RE (0)
REPORT ID = 1 = Microscan HID
LENGTH = 62
DATA = "<K714,1, A LONG MESSAGE STREAMED OVER MULTIPLE MICROSCAN HID
RE" = This shows the response to the <714?> command. Note that the command status
response is not yet complete. See the next report example for the complete response.
NUL padding = 0 bytes
IN report (to host)
1_6_PORTS>(56)
REPORT ID = 1 = Microscan HID
LENGTH = 6
DATA = "PORTS>" = This is the end of the response to the <K714?> command from the
previous example.
The entire <K714> command response is as follows:
DATA = "K714,1, A LONG MESSAGE STREAMED OVER MULTIPLE MICROSCAN HID
REPORTS>" .
NUL padding = 56 bytes
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