The MSI barcode contains 1-digit compulsory checksum code. If there is a checksum code, it
will be the last 1 or 2 digit(s). The checksum is the value added from all data collected to
check if the data input is correct.
After you set the "MSI without Checksum" function, the scanner can recognize all regular
MSI barcodes. The default setting is "MSI without checksum".
After you set the "MSI with One-digit Checksum" function, the scanner will take the last digit
of the data as the checksum and won't be able to recognize MSI without checksum or with
2-digit checksum. The default setting is "MSI with One-digit Checksum".
After you set the "MSI with Two-digit Checksum" function, the scanner will take the last two
digits of the data as the checksum and won't be able to recognize MSI without checksum or
with only 1 digit checksum.
After you set the "Transmit MSI Checksum" function, the scanner will take the last one or
two digit(s) of the regular data as the checksum. The default setting is "Transmit MSI
Checksum".
After you set the "Do not Transmit MSI Checksum" function, the scanner will no longer
transmit MSI checksum.
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