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Programming Sheet 
The bold and italicized characters in following sections mean a barcode label on the 
Programming Sheet. 
Enter 
Group 10 
Scan this label to start the formula 
input. 
Group 
Default   
Erase all formulas. 
Review 
To see the formulas programmed in 
the Wedge. If scanning this label 
during a formula input (without 
finished by scanning “Enter”), the 
current formula will be displayed. 
Otherwise, all programmed formulas 
will be displayed. 
Backspace   
Delete the last character. 
, 
Delimiter to separate parameters. 
" 
String specifier. 
*   
Wild character to specify any digit or 
any position. 
#  Wild character to specify any 
letter(A--Z, a--z) or last position 
Enter 
To end the current formula. 
0 to 9    For digit input. 
IN_ID   
For ID field input. 
LEN   
For Length field input. 
MATCH 
For Match field input. 
O-STR 
For O-String input. 
+ 
For O-String input. 
-   
For O-String input. 
Exit   
Save all formulas and exit setup. 
Note: The ' * ', '#' ','"  ' and ',  'on Programming Sheet have special meanings as mentioned 
above and are different from those represented in Full ASCII chart. Always use 
characters in Full ASCII chart for string parameters unless a special function is required. 
Parameter Entry 
a) Digit Parameters and Numbers 
Each digit parameter or number is represented by one to three digits with ‘,’ as terminator. For 
example: 
1, 
023, 
b) String Parameters 
A string is a set of characters, wild characters, or sequence of adjacent characters enclosed in 
double quotation marks, which are on the Programming Sheet. For example: 
"A*B#  "