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There are 9 kinds of settings:
1. Delete part of the barcode before a designated code. (Regular expression)
For example: If the input barcode is ABC1234DEFG, and the designated code is 1234. The letters before the designated
code (1234) will be deleted. The resulting output will be: 1234DEFG.
Example barcode setting: 02000000 00 3 123
02000000 = Leading-order • 00 = Specic/global • 3 = Amount of characters (1 to 9) 123 = designated code, from 32 to 126 of ASCII.
Reset this setting: 0B200 00
0B200 = Leading order • 00= Specic / global
2. Delete all before the matching characters.
For example: If the input barcode is AAA1234, and the designated character is A. The resulting output will be: 1234
Example barcode setting: 02100000 01 A
02100000 = Leading order • 01 = Specic/global • A = designated character, from 32 to 126 of ASCII.
Reset this setting: 0B210 01
0B210 = Leading order • 01= Specic/global
3. Delete all that is after the matching characters.
This works the same as 2, but deletes letters counting from the last digit.
For example: If the input barcode is 1234AAA, and the designated character is A. The resulting output will be: 1234.
Example barcode setting: 02200000 01 A
02200000 01 A = Leading order • 01 = Specic /global • A = designated character
Reset this setting: 0B220 01
0B220 = Leading order • 01 = Specic/ global
4. Delete a specied character
For example: The barcode is A12A34AA56789A, the specied letter is A. The resulting output will be: 123456789.
This example barcode setting would delete character 7: 02300000 02 7
02300000 = Leading order • 02 = Specic/global • 7= designated letter, from 32 to 126 of ASCII.
Reset this setting: 0B230 02
0B230 = Leading order • 02 = Specic/global
5. Adding characters
Three ways to add characters: from the beginning of the barcode, the middle and the end of the barcode.
5.1 Adding characters from the beginning of the barcode.
For example: The barcode is 1234, added characters are ABC. The resulting output will be: ABC1234.
Example barcode setting: 02400000 01 3 ABC
02400000 = Leading order • 01 = Specic/global • 3 = Amount of characters to be added, from 1 to 9 •
ABC = Added characters, from 32 to 126 of ASCII.
Reset this setting: 0B240 01
0B240 = Leading-order • 01 = Specic/global
5.2 Adding characters from the end of the barcode.
Example barcode setting: 02500000 08 4 ABCD
02500000 = Leading-order 08 = Specic/global 4 = Amount of added characters, from 1 to 9 •
ABCD = Added characters, from 32 to 126 of ASCII.
Reset this setting: 0B250 08
0B250 = Leading order • 08 = Specic/ Global
5.3 From the middle of the barcode
Use this setting to add characters to any place of the bar code.
For example: The barcode is 1234, chosen position is 1, and characters are ABC. The resulting output will be: 1ABC234.
Example barcode setting: 02600000 06 001 3 ABC
02600000 = Leading order • 06 = Specic/global • 001 = Added position from 001 to 250 •
3 = amount of added letters number from 1 to 9 • ABC = added letters, from 32 to 126 of ASCII.
Reset this setting: 0B260 06
0B260 = Leading order • 06 = Specic / global
6. Delete letters
Three ways to delete characters: from the beginning of the barcode, the middle and the end of the barcode.