ID5000 Series Smart Code Reader User Manual
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For details about communication protocol, see section Communication Settings for details.
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The specific parameter names and values may differ by device firmware versions.
Result Output via Smart SDK
When the communication protocol is Smart SDK, device mode is Normal and trigger mode is On,
you can set following parameters.
Sorting Rules
It decides the output order of codes, and you can select it according to actual demands.
One By One Enable
If it is enabled, the device will send one piece of code information each time in accordance with
the specified interval. You can set the interval via One By One Interval and the default value 100
ms.
Local Save Picture Mode
It includes Off and NoRead. You can select NoRead to let the device save images when no code
is read.
Local Picture Type
It sets the image saving type, including JPEG and BMP.
Local Override Strategy
It includes Off, Max Count, Loop Max Count, and Reserve Space. Off means that disk will not be
overridden. Max Count means that the device will save image quantity configured in Local
Override Max. Count, and no more imaged will be saved when the disk is full. Loop Max Count
means that after the image quantity is reached the number configured in Local Override Max.
Count, the device will delete the first image and continue to save the latest image. Reserve Space
means that the device will save images when the disk is safe in terms of storage space If the
available disk space is lower than configured value, and images will be deleted.
Local Override Max. Count
You need to set this parameter when selecting Max Count or Loop Max Count as Local Override
Strategy.
Local Picture Name Content
It selects what contents you want to display in file name, including frame time, trigger No. and
frame No.
Local Time Format
It selects a format type from the drop-down list for the time stamp contained in the file name.
Take YYYYMMDD_HHMMSSFFF as an example, (from the left to the right) YYYY represents year,
MM represents month, DD represents date, HH represents hour, MM represents minute, SS
represents second, and FFF represents millisecond.
Local Save Picture Strategy
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