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Quick Check® SV Series User’s Guide 6 - 3
Note: Other Data Match Fields and Fill characters can follow for up to 32
characters total length.
Examples
Note: In the above examples, the character ‘x’ (defined as the fill character)
cannot be included in the portion of the bar code data that is programmed
to be matched.
~ Brnbb{ .. + 0-9.. ! .... )
Define increment or decrement data check
One array is available for checking a numeric (base 10) or alphanumeric (base
36) incrementing or decrementing field. The data field being checked must be
fixed length. Portions of a field can be checked through masking. An initial
(starting) value for the field may also be programmed in the array. Total field
length can be up to 32 characters maximum. Characters analyzed can be
numeric or alphanumeric (0-9, A-Z). This command can be used in conjunction
with the ~BC command.
~BC005xfABCDE Data match array #0 with 5 characters of
“ABCDE” of fixed length with ‘x’ as the ignore or
fill character. In this case, the ‘x’ must be in the
command, but is not used
~BC210xfxxxABCDExZ Data match array #2 with 10 characters of fixed
length. ‘x’ as the ignore or fill character. The 4
th
through 8
th
characters must be ABCDE respec-
tively and the 10
th
character must be a Z in a 10
character field for a data match.
~BC004xvx111 Data match array #0 is defined as variable length,
therefore can be up to 32 characters long. ‘x’ is
the fill character. The second through 4
th
charac-
ters all must be 1 for a match.
~BC000bc Disable Data match array #0. Any proper charac-
ter as described above can be used for the b and
c characters. The remainder of the array data is
not required.
~B Command initiation for checking an incrementing data field
r Indicates incrementing (I) or decrementing (D) function
n Required digit following ~Br. If set to a ‘0’ (zero), the check
is performed for digits 0-9 only. If set to 1, the check is per-
formed for alphanumeric characters 0-9, A-Z.
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