From the Parity field, select one from the drop down list:e.
Nonex
Evenx
Oddx
If
USB
is
selected,
do
as
follows:4.
From
the
USB
Port
field,
select
a
port
from
the
drop
down
list.a.
NOTE :
When
selecting
USB,
the
controller
will
consider
all
data
from
the
scanner
as
keyboard
data.
Make
sure
that
the
barcode
scanner
is
configured
accordingly.
In
Map
Barcode
Criteria
section,
do
as
follows:5.
NOTE:
This
section
describes
all
criteria
associated
with
the
selected
job.
User
can
select
same
job
for
multiple
Barcode
stings.
In
the
Select
Length
field,
select
the
length
of
the
barcode
string.a.
From
Check
Length
field,
select
one
from
the
drop
down
list:b.
None:
No
length
check
will
be
done
on
the
input
barcode
string.x
Strict: The length of input barcode string has to be exactly same as Select Length
field
or the barcode will be considered invalid.
x
Truncate
Right:
The
extra
characters
in
right
side
of
the
barcode
string
will
be
truncated.
Barcodes
that
are
smaller
than
the
length
setting
are
considered
invalid
for
truncate
values.
x
Truncate
Left:
The
extra
characters
in
left
side
of
the
barcode
string
will
be
truncated.
Barcodes
that
are
smaller
than
the
length
setting
are
considered
invalid
for
truncate
values.
x
In
the
Start
Position
field,
enter
the
position
number.c.
In
the
Stop
Position
field,
enter
the
position
numberd.
To
ignore
duplicates,
check
Ignore
Duplicate
Scan.e.
NOTE :
If
selected,
the
controller
will
ignore
all
duplicate
barcode
strings.
If not selected, every valid barcode string will be attached to the results. If job
selection
is
external
barcode,
then
every
valid
barcode
will
be
used for job selection irrespective of the previously
scanned barcode string.
To
add
barcode
map
to
an
existing
job,
do
as
follows:f.
From
the
Job
Name
field,
select
a
job
from
the
drop
down
list.x
In
the
Barcode
String
field,
enter
a
string
and
select
Add.
x
NOTE : A maximum of 32 barcode strings per job can be added.
In
the
Job
Barcode
Map
section,
select
an
existing
job
from
the
drop
down
list.6.
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