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Once that's finished, scanning barcodes is as simple as pressing a button. When you want to download your barcode scans, plug the PX20 into a computer, and copy the text file out of the flash drive. For more configuration options, see the [[#Documents|User Manual: Storage Application]]. In particular, the very last page has barcodes which can be scanned to configure the layout of the text file.

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To delete the barcodes from you scanner, use the Format barcode in the above manual.

===USB Keyboard Mode===

This mode allows the PX20 to emulate a USB Keyboard. While the PX20 is plugged in, any barcodes that are scanned are input wherever the cursor is on screen. When a barcode is scanned while the PX20 is disconnected, the barcode is stored in memory. When you want to retrieve scanned barcodes, simply plug the PX20 into a computer, and press any key on the device to have it play back all of the barcodes that were scanned while it was disconnected.

 Once that's finished, scanning barcodes is as simple as pressing a button. When you want to download your barcode scans, plug the PX20 into a computer, and copy the text file out of the flash drive. For more configuration options, see the [[#Documents|User Manual: Storage Application]]. In particular, the very last page has barcodes which can be scanned to configure the layout of the text file.
 								To delete the barcodes from you scanner, use the Format barcode in the above manual.
 ===USB Keyboard Mode===
 This mode allows the PX20 to emulate a USB Keyboard. While the PX20 is plugged in, any barcodes that are scanned are input wherever the cursor is on screen. When a barcode is scanned while the PX20 is disconnected, the barcode is stored in memory. When you want to retrieve scanned barcodes, simply plug the PX20 into a computer, and press any key on the device to have it play back all of the barcodes that were scanned while it was disconnected.