ID2000 Series Industrial Code Reader User Manual
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9.4 Code Algorithm Settings
The code reader supports reading multiple types of 1D code, 2D code, and stacked codes,
and you can add and set code parameters via the client software.
9.4.1 Add Code
Adding code before you set code parameters via the client software. In Algorithm Settings,
you can add different types of codes according to actual demands.
In Algorithm Settings, click Add Barcode, select types of codes to be read, and set the 1D
Code Number, 2D Code Number, and Stack Bar Number according to actual demands.
Note
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For different models of the device, the specific parameters may differ, and the actual
device you purchased shall prevail.
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Selected symbology amount and added code amount may affect the code recognition
time. Note that selecting more symbologies or adding more codes may consume more
time to recognize codes in the image.
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No matter 1D code, 2D code or stacked code number, up to 20 codes can be added at a
time. Note that adding more codes may consume more time to recognize codes in the
image. Therefore, the code number is recommended to be set according to the actual
demands.
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The code reader may output actual code number when the mismatch between the actual
code number and the code number set in the client software occurs.
9.4.2 Set Code Reading ROI
Algorithm ROI (Region of Interest) allows the device to execute algorithms and read codes
on the specific area you selected, and thus improving code reading efficiency.
Currently, multiple ROIs can be configured, and the device outputs codes according to the
number of ROI (e.g. Region 1, Region 2, and Region 3…) in turn. The client software supports
drawing single group of ROI and drawing ROI via chessboard.
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If no code is recognized in the algorithm ROI, and the device will output “noread”.
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Before drawing ROIs, make sure that there are images in the live view window after
stopping preview.
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If no algorithm ROI is enabled, and the full screen is the algorithm ROI by default.
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This function may differ by device models.
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