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M3000 Bar Code Reader User's Guide

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Field Requirements:

•

Bar Code Types is required

• 1 to 11 characters allowed

NOTE: This does not enable or disable any bar code decoders that have been selected in the

M3000 SETUP function. This only specifies which bar codes are allowed at this input.

If a bar code is scanned by the operator that is not an allowed Bar Code Type, the

M3000 will sound three long beeps, display an error message, and will not accept the

bar code.

Bar Code Append

Bar Code Append allows the operator to scan multiple bar codes into the current input field. The

operator must press the ENTER key, or scan a Carriage Return (ASCII 13 ) bar code to advance to

the next input. Scanning a Back Space (ASCII 8) bar code clears the current input field.

Field Requirements: YES or NO (Y or N) input required

Bar Code Auto Advance

This feature allows the operator to scan bar codes and advance to the next input without having to

press any keys on the keyboard. When Bar Code Auto Advance is specified YES or Y, the

M3000 appends a carriage return to the end of the bar code data. The operator must scan a valid

input before the M3000 will advance to the next input.

Field Requirements: YES or NO (Y or N) input required

Allow Duplicate Inputs

This feature allows the operator to scan duplicate bar codes (ar codes having the same data) during

input.

Field Requirements: YES or NO (Y or N) input required

Default Data

Default Data is a sequence of characters that appears automatically the first time an input is

presented for data entry. For example, if the Default Data input is specified as "100", the

operator sees "100" on this input for each record, and has the choice of accepting or changing the

input.

By specifying the @ as the Input Data, the M3000 defaults to the data or value that is in this

input's previous record. Subsequent records continue to use the most recently entered data as the

Default Data

value until the operator enters a new value.

Any characters defined after the @, as in "@123", are used as the default on the first occurrence of

this input. For example, if you want the operator to see "123" in this input, you would type in

"@123". If the operator changed the characters in this input from "123" to "ABC", this input field

then defaults to "ABC" for each subsequent entry. If a default from previous entry is used on the

first input on a new screen, and menu option "Auto Advance" is set to ON, the M3000 will

automatically advance the cursor past the default data and stop in the next input when the number

of digits in the default data satisfies the input field requirements. If users need to change the default

they can use the cursor keys to enter the default data field and manually input the new value.

NOTE: If you want to default using the @ character as the first character of your default data,

specify the null character "/00" as the first character of the default data field.

Field Requirements:

•

Default Data is not required

• 0 to 32 maximum characters allowed

• alpha, numeric, and all other ASCII characters are accepted

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