Application Notes

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Application Notes contain valuable information about how to use our products, special configurations and software, including information on user topics.

Application Notes can be sorted by clicking on the desired heading in the table below:

  • Note number
  • Topic
  • Products
  • Revision date.

Release Log

Note # Product(s) Topic
AN0014 Products with MDI3x00 or MDI4x00 modules Multi-label Decoding (Tips for decoding more than 1 code on a label)
AN0024 Products with MDI3x00 or MDI4x00 modules Helpful diagnostic and configuration commands to improve performance reading
-Version #01 [09/26/2013]
AN0034 all Modules Modules and Module Evaluation Boards (MEK Kits)
  • Rev-5 | JUN-05-2017 | ADDED NEW MODULES & UPDATED MEKMINI2 ASSEMBLY DETAILS
  • Rev-4 | AUG-10-2016 | ADDED NEW MEK EVAL BOARD KITS – REORGANIZED SECTIONS
  • Rev-3 | DEC-16-2015 | ADDED THE MEKMINI2 BOARD INFO
  • Rev-2 | JUN-25-2015 | ADDED NOTES FOR POWER ON PIN 9, UPDATED MEK1001
  • Rev-1 | JUN-11-2015 | INITIAL RELEASE
AN0035 all OEM products Windows and Anti-Reflective Coating suggestions
AN0043 all Stationary products Calculating the number of scans possible for a label in motion. (Ladder & Picket Fence orientaions).

DataEdit Sample Programs

PRG # Title(s) Description
PRG0001 C128: Output last 12 of 34 chars Outputs the last 12 characters of a 34 character code. Only works if the code is type C128 & the code contains 34 characters.
PRG0002 UPC: Output inner 10 chars UPC codes are 12 characters, this program strips the first and last character and outputs the inner 10 characters. Only works if the code is type UPC & the code contains 12 characters.
PRG0005 QR: Output the last 15 chars This program looks for a QR code that is 15 characters or more and it will only output the last 15 characters of the code.
PRG0007 DM: Output after 3rd Semicolon This program looks for a Data Matrix code and it looks for semicolons ';' within the data. It will then output all the data contained after the 3rd semicolon.