Appendix and setup code

Appendix and setup code#

Parameter default table#

Parameter default value#

This table lists typical default parameters for each chapter:

Parameter	Default Value
`Transmit Code ID Character`	`None`
`Scan Data Transmission Format`	`Data As Is`
`FN1 Substitution Value`	`7013` (`Enter`)
`Transmit "No Read" Message`	`Disable`

USB interface default value#

USB interface defaults include:

Parameter	Default Value
`USB Device Type`	`SNAPI with Imaging`
`SNAPI Status Handshaking`	`Enable`
`USB Country Keyboard Types`	`North American`
`USB Keystroke Delay`	`No Delay`
`Simulated Caps Lock`	`Disable`
`USB CAPS Lock Override`	`Disable`
`USB Ignore Unknown Characters`	`Enable`
`USB Convert Unknown to Code 39`	`Disable`
`USB Ignore Beep Directive`	`Follow Host Directive`
`USB Ignore Type Directive`	`Follow Host Directive`
`Emulate Keypad`	`Disable`
`Emulate Keypad with Leading Zero`	`Disable`
`USB FN1 Substitution`	`Disable`
`Function Key Mapping`	`Disable`
`Convert Case`	`None`
`USB Static CDC`	`Enable`
`USB Polling Interval`	`8 msec`
`Quick Keypad Emulation`	`Disable`

Undecoded code reading device simulation default table#

Used to archive the default host parameters in the emulation mode of the undecoded code reading device. This mode is usually used with a specific terminal or host protocol. You should confirm the current host interface type before modifying it.

RS232 host default table#

The standard RS232 default values are as follows:

Parameter	Default Value
`Serial Host Types`	`Standard RS-232`
`Baud Rate`	`9600`
`Parity Type`	`None`
`Stop Bits`	`1`
`Data Bits`	`8-Bit`
`Check Receive Errors`	`Enable`
`Hardware Handshaking`	`None`
`Software Handshaking`	`None`
`Host Serial Response Time-out`	`2 Sec`
`RTS Line State`	`Low RTS`
`Beep on <BEL>`	`Disable`
`Intercharacter Delay`	`0 msec`
`Nixdorf Beep/LED Options`	`Normal Operation`
`Ignore Unknown Characters`	`Send barcode`

Command and event table#

SSI command list#

This section lists SSI command numbers, command names, parameter lengths, and sample data.

event code table#

This section lists the event number, event name and trigger condition description.

Terminal-specific Code ID character table#

This table lists the fixed Code ID characters in each terminal mode.

Note

When the host type is selected as ICL, Fujitsu, Wincor-Nixdorf, OPOS/JPOS, Olivetti, Omron, or CUTE, the device automatically enables terminal-specific Code ID in this table. These values are not programmable and independent of the Transmit Code ID functionality, and the “Transmit Code ID Character” should not be additionally enabled.

To avoid horizontal cropping on mobile devices, the table is split by terminal type.

Code Type	ICL	Fujitsu
`UPC-A`	`AA`	`A`
`UPC-E`	`EE`	`C`
`EAN-8/JAN-8`	`FF`	`FF`
`EAN-13/JAN-13`	`FF`	`A`
`Bookland EAN`	`FF`	`A`
`Code 39`	`C<len>`	`None`
`Code 39 Full ASCII`	`None`	`None`
`Trioptic`	`None`	`None`
`Code 32`	`None`	`None`
`Codabar`	`N<len>`	`None`
`Code 128`	`L<len>`	`None`
`GS1-128`	`L<len>`	`None`
`Code 93`	`None`	`None`
`I 2 of 5`	`I<len>`	`None`
`D 2 of 5`	`H<len>`	`None`
`MSI`	`None`	`None`
`Code 11`	`None`	`None`
`IATA`	`H<len>`	`None`
`GS1 DataBar Variants`	`None`	`None`
`PDF417`	`None`	`None`
`MicroPDF417`	`None`	`None`
`Data Matrix`	`None`	`None`
`Maxicode`	`None`	`None`
`QR Codes`	`None`	`None`
`Aztec/Aztec Rune`	`None`	`None`

Code Type	Wincor-Nixdorf Mode A	Wincor-Nixdorf Mode B / OPOS/JPOS
`UPC-A`	`A`	`A`
`UPC-E`	`C`	`C`
`EAN-8/JAN-8`	`B`	`B`
`EAN-13/JAN-13`	`A`	`A`
`Bookland EAN`	`A`	`A`
`Code 39`	`M`	`M`
`Code 39 Full ASCII`	`M`	`M`
`Trioptic`	`None`	`None`
`Code 32`	`None`	`None`
`Codabar`	`N`	`N`
`Code 128`	`K`	`K`
`GS1-128`	`P`	`P`
`Code 93`	`L`	`L`
`I 2 of 5`	`I`	`I`
`D 2 of 5`	`H`	`H`
`MSI`	`O`	`O`
`Code 11`	`None`	`None`
`IATA`	`H`	`H`
`GS1 DataBar Variants`	`E`	`E`
`PDF417`	`Q`	`Q`
`MicroPDF417`	`S`	`S`
`Data Matrix`	`R`	`R`
`Maxicode`	`T`	`T`
`QR Codes`	`U`	`U`
`Aztec/Aztec Rune`	`V`	`V`

Code Type	Olivetti	Omron	CUTE
`UPC-A`	`A`	`A`	-
`UPC-E`	`E`	`None`	-
`EAN-8/JAN-8`	`B`	`FF`	`None`
`EAN-13/JAN-13`	`F`	`A`	-
`Bookland EAN`	`F`	`None`	-
`Code 39`	`M<len>`	`C<len>`	`3`
`Code 39 Full ASCII`	`None`	`None`	`3`
`Trioptic`	`None`	`None`	`None`
`Code 32`	`None`	`None`	`None`
`Codabar`	`N<len>`	`N<len>`	`None`
`Code 128`	`K<len>`	`L<len>`	`5`
`GS1-128`	`P<len>`	`L<len>`	`5`
`Code 93`	`L<len>`	`None`	`None`
`I 2 of 5`	`I<len>`	`I<len>`	`1`
`D 2 of 5`	`H<len>`	`H<len>`	`2`
`MSI`	`O<len>`	`None`	`None`
`Code 11`	`None`	`None`	`None`
`IATA`	`H<len>`	`H<len>`	`2`
`GS1 DataBar Variants`	`None`	`None`	`None`
`PDF417`	`None`	`None`	`6`
`MicroPDF417`	`None`	`None`	`6`
`Data Matrix`	`None`	`None`	`4`
`Maxicode`	`None`	`None`	`None`
`QR Codes`	`None`	`None`	`7`
`Aztec/Aztec Rune`	`None`	`None`	`8`

Table of suffixes, suffixes and character values#

Prefix/suffix value table#

The key points confirmed are as follows:

Prefix/Suffix Values is set via 4 digits
Number 1 is the button category
The last 3 digits are decimal character values
Detailed value table is located at Table E-1

Among some terminal default parameters, typical default values for suffixes and suffixes include:

STX (1002)
CR (1013)
ETX (1003)

USB ASCII character set table#

It is currently confirmed that this section corresponds to Table 8-2 USB Prefix/Suffix Values, covering the suffix/control character mapping from 1000 to 1126, and can be used for:

Prefix and suffix settings
FN1 Replacement value selection
USB keyboard control character output

National keyboard type code#

This section corresponds to USB HID keyboard layout selection and lists common keyboard layout codes; the complete setting codes are maintained by USB and keyboard settings in the PL5 module manual.

keyboardlayout	Setting Barcode
North American Standard USB Keyboard	`SXUAH20100`
German Windows	`SXUAH2010A`
French Windows	`SXUAH20109`
French Canadian Windows 95/98	`SXUAH2010B`
French Canadian Windows 2000/XP	`SXUAH20111`
French Belgian Windows	`SXUAH20108`
Spanish Windows	`SXUAH2010C`
Italian Windows	`SXUAH2010D`
Swedish Windows	`SXUAH2010E`
UK English Windows	`SXUAH2010F`
Japanese Windows (ASCII)	`SXUAH20110`
Portuguese-Brazilian Windows	`SXUAH20112`

Hexadecimal value table#

This table is used to query the correspondence between hexadecimal values, visible characters, and control characters.

FN1 replacement value table#

Used to set the replacement value for FN1 in EAN-128.

The confirmed rules are as follows:

Default value: 7013, which is Enter

Setup steps:

Scan Set FN1 Substitution Value
Find the target key value in the ASCII character table of the current host interface
Enter the corresponding 4-digit value

When setting via host command, first set Key Category to 1, and then set the 3-digit key value.

Reference setting code#

Numeric Setup Codes#

Used to enter numerical parameters such as length, timeout, brightness, address, etc. This section gives the digital setting codes from 0 to 9.

Cancel input#

Used to undo the current input and start over when setting a value.