Prefix, Suffix, And Label Id - Datalogic PowerScan RF Programming Manual

Prefix, Suffix, and Label ID

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The table below shows examples of how Prefix, Suffix, and Label ID
characters can be applied. The third column contains the label data,
while the first, second, fourth and fifth columns contain the additional
characters added by way of the Prefix, Label ID as Prefix, Label ID as
Suffix, and Global Suffix respectively. The last column shows the
resulting data that will be transmitted when the additional characters
are applied.
Using this feature requires a thorough understand-
ing of your specific system requirements. If you
have questions or need assistance with these fea-
tures, call your system specialist or Datalogic tech-
NOTE
nical support.
Table 5. Prefix, Suffix, Label ID Examples
Global
Prefix Label ID as
(00 = No Prefix
Char)
1st 2nd 1st 2nd
Char Char Char Char
00 00 None
P Q None
00 00 F F
a
P Q A
00
00 00 None
P Q None
00 00 None
P Q None
a
00 00 E 00
P 00 E F
00 00 None
P Q None
a. No second character
Label ID as
Label Data
Suffix
1st 2nd
(Examples)
Char Char
0998875 None
0011223344 None
00210126 None
00210126 None
a
$99.95 %
00
a
998875 %
00
101234567891 None
Code39Test None
Code128 None
0998875 None
0998875 F F
a
0011223344 F 00
Global Suffix
(00 - No
Char)
1st 2nd Resulting Label
Char Char Format
00 00 0998875
000 000 PQ0011223344
00 00 FF00210126
00 00 PQA00210126
00 00 $99.95%
00 00 PQ998875%
S W 101234567891SW
S W PQCode39TestSW
S 00 ECode128S
S W PEF09988875SW
S W 0998875FFSW
S W PQ0011223344FSW
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