NETUM Barcode Scanner Prefix, Suffix, and Hide Codes Configuration
1. Add Prefix
This section details how to configure prefixes for your barcode scanner.
Step 1: Initiate Prefix Setting
Scan the command code 0C001 to enter the prefix setting mode. This action will clear any previously saved prefix settings.
0C001 - Add Prefix
Step 2: Define Prefix Codes
Scan the command codes corresponding to the characters you wish to add as a prefix. The scanner supports a maximum of 32 prefix characters.
Example: To set "MG" as the prefix:
- Scan the code for 'M':
$4D - Scan the code for 'G':
$47
After scanning the desired prefix codes, scan the "Test" command code. The scanner will then display the configured prefix, e.g., "MGTEST".
2. Add Suffix
This section explains how to configure suffixes for your barcode scanner.
Step 1: Initiate Suffix Setting
Scan the command code 0C002 to enter the suffix setting mode. This action will clear any previously saved suffix settings.
0C002 - Add Suffix
Step 2: Define Suffix Codes
Scan the command codes corresponding to the characters you wish to add as a suffix. The scanner supports a maximum of 32 suffix characters.
Example: To set "OK" as the suffix:
- Scan the code for 'O':
$4F - Scan the code for 'K':
$4B
After scanning the desired suffix codes, scan the "Test" command code. The scanner will then display the configured suffix, e.g., "TSKTOK".
3. Hide Front Codes
This section describes how to configure the scanner to hide a specified number of characters from the beginning (front) of scanned data.
Step 1: Initiate Hide Front Codes Setting
Scan the command code 0C003 to enter the hide front codes setting mode. This action will clear any previous hide front code settings.
0C003 - Hide Front Codes
Step 2: Specify Codes to Hide
Scan the command code corresponding to the number of characters you want to hide from the front. The scanner supports hiding up to 32 characters.
Example: To hide the first 2 characters:
- Scan the code for hiding 2 characters:
$02(STX)
When you scan a test string like "123456789", the output will be "3456789", with the first two characters hidden.
4. Hide Back Codes
This section explains how to configure the scanner to hide a specified number of characters from the end (back) of scanned data.
Step 1: Initiate Hide Back Codes Setting
Scan the command code 0C004 to enter the hide back codes setting mode. This action will clear any previous hide back code settings.
0C004
Step 2: Specify Codes to Hide
Scan the command code corresponding to the number of characters you want to hide from the back. The scanner supports hiding up to 32 characters.
Example: To hide the last 3 characters:
- Scan the code for hiding 3 characters:
$03(ETX)
When you scan a test string like "987654321", the output will be "987654", with the last three characters hidden.
Command Barcode Reference
The following tables provide a comprehensive list of command barcodes for various functions, including character mapping, control codes, and special functions.
| Command Code | Description | Command Code | Description | Command Code | Description | Command Code | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0C001 | Add prefix | $0A | LF | $18 | CAN | $26 | & |
0C002 | Add suffix | $0B | VT | $19 | EM | $27 | ' |
0C003 | Hide Front Code | $0C | FF | $1A | SUB | $28 | ( |
0C004 | Hide Back Code | $0D | CR/ENTER | $1B | ESC/ESC | $29 | ) |
$00 | NUL/SP | $0E | SO | $1C | FS | $2A | * |
$01 | SOH | $0F | SI | $1D | GS | $2B | + |
$02 | STX | $10 | DLE | $1E | RS | $2C | , |
$03 | ETX | $11 | DC1 | $1F | US | $2D | - |
$04 | EOT | $12 | DC2 | $20 | SP | $2E | . |
$05 | ENQ | $13 | DC3 | $21 | ! | $2F | / |
$06 | ACK | $14 | DC4 | $22 | " | $30 | 0 |
$07 | BEL | $15 | NAK | $23 | # | $31 | 1 |
$08 | BS/Back Space | $16 | SYN | $24 | $ | $32 | 2 |
$09 | HT/TAB | $17 | ETB | $25 | % | $33 | 3 |
$34 | 4 | $42 | B | $50 | P | $5E | ^ |
$35 | 5 | $43 | C | $51 | Q | $5F | _ |
$36 | 6 | $44 | D | $52 | R | $60 | ` |
$37 | 7 | $45 | E | $53 | S | $61 | a |
$38 | 8 | $46 | F | $54 | T | $62 | b |
$39 | 9 | $47 | G | $55 | U | $63 | c |
$3A | : | $48 | H | $56 | V | $64 | d |
$3B | ; | $49 | I | $57 | W | $65 | e |
$3C | < | $4A | J | $58 | X | $66 | f |
$3D | = | $4B | K | $59 | Y | $67 | g |
$3E | > | $4C | L | $5A | Z | $68 | h |
$3F | ? | $4D | M | $5B | [ | $69 | i |
$40 | @ | $4E | N | $5C | \ | $6A | j |
$41 | A | $4F | O | $5D | ] | $6B | k |
$6C | l | $7A | z | $88 | F9 | $96 | R CTRL ON |
$6D | m | $7B | { | $89 | F10 | $97 | R CTRL OFF |
$6E | n | $7C | | | $8A | F11 | $98 | /(KP) |
$6F | o | $7D | } | $8B | F12 | $99 | *(KP) |
$70 | p | $7E | ~ | $8C | L SHIFT ON | $9A | -(KP) |
$71 | q | $7F | DEL | $8D | L SHIFT OFF | $9B | +(KP) |
$72 | r | $80 | F1 | $8E | R SHIFT ON | $9C | .(KP) |
$73 | s | $81 | F2 | $8F | R SHIFT OFF | $9D | Enter(KP) |
$74 | t | $82 | F3 | $90 | L ALT ON | $9E | 0(KP) |
$75 | u | $83 | F4 | $91 | L ALT OFF | $9F | 1(KP) |
$76 | v | $84 | F5 | $92 | R ALT ON | $A0 | 2(KP) |
$77 | w | $85 | F6 | $93 | R ALT OFF | $A1 | 3(KP) |
$78 | x | $86 | F7 | $94 | L CTRL ON | $A2 | 4(KP) |
$79 | y | $87 | F8 | $95 | L CTRL OFF | $A3 | 5(KP) |
$7A | z | $B2 | [ | $A4 | 6(KP) | $B3 | Inert |
$7B | { | $B3 | Inert | $A5 | 7(KP) | $B4 | Delete |
$7C | | | $B4 | Delete | $A6 | 8(KP) | $B5 | Home |
$7D | } | $B5 | Home | $A7 | 9(KP) | $B6 | End |
$7E | ~ | $B6 | End | $A8 | Inert | $B7 | Page Up |
$7F | DEL | $B7 | Page Up | $A9 | Delete | $B8 | Page Down |
$80 | F1 | $B8 | Page Down | $AA | Home | $B9 | Up |
$81 | F2 | $B9 | Up | $AB | End | $BA | Down |
$82 | F3 | $BA | Down | $AC | Page Up | $BB | Left |
$83 | F4 | $BB | Left | $AD | Page Down | $BC | Right |
$84 | F5 | $BC | Right | $AE | Up | $BD | |
$85 | F6 | $BD | $AF | Down | $BE | Num Lock | |
$86 | F7 | $BE | Num Lock | $B0 | Left | $BF | Caps Lock |
$87 | F8 | $BF | Caps Lock | $B1 | Right | $C0 | Scroll lock |
