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Bar Code Discovery
Administrator's Guide
Important: This guide is intended for MX6500e.
March 2013 www.lexmark.com
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Contents 2 Contents Overview.....................................................................................................3 Optimizing bar code detection.....................................................................4 Optimizing bar code detection..................................................................................................................4 Configuring the application..........................................................................5 Configuring Bar Code
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Overview 3 Overview Bar Code Discovery lets you create and manage bar code templates to specify the location and type of bar code that users will frequently scan. Other applications such as Scan to Network Premium can then access these templates to reduce the amount of time it takes to scan and identify bar codes on a given scanner. This application supports the following bar code types: • Code 11 � Code 128 � Code 32 � Code 39 � Code 93 � Codabar � Data Matrix � EAN-13 � EAN-13 plus 2 � EAN-13
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Optimizing bar code detection 4 Optimizing bar code detection Optimizing bar code detection Tips on scanning bar codes � When scanning one-dimensional bar codes, position them horizontally to match the linear scaling of the bars. � If patterns of text and specks are falsely detected as bar codes, then you can choose to ignore those areas, or you can rescan the page. � If the bar code is skewed on the page itself, then position the page in such a way that the bar code is aligned horizontally or v
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Configuring the application 5 Configuring the application Configuring Bar Code Discovery Bar Code Discovery is accessed from the home screen. Creating a bar code template Automatic bar code discovery recognizes the most common bar code types and orientations on A4 ‑ or letter ‑size paper. If you are using a paper size other than A4 or letter or if the bar code is not recognized automatically, then you can search for bar codes manually. To search for bar codes automatically 1 Load a document cont
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Configuring the application 6 4 Follow the on ‑screen prompts to select the paper size and paper orientation. The page is then scanned. Note: Manual configuration searches for codes oriented at 0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees. 5 From the scan preview, select the area or areas where the bar code appears. 6 If you know the bar code type, then touch Specific bar code types to select the bar code type from the list. If you do not know the bar code type, then touch All bar code types. 7 Touch Next. The p
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Notices 7 Notices Edition notice March 2013 The following paragraph does not apply to any country where such provisions are inconsistent with local law: LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL, INC., PROVIDES THIS PUBLICATION “AS IS” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some states do not allow disclaimer of express or implied warranties in certain transactions; therefore, this stateme
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Index 12 Index B bar code detection optimizing 4 Bar Code Discovery configuring 5 overview 3 bar code template adding 5 configuring automatically 5 configuring manually 5 deleting 6 D designing bar codes tips on 4 N notices 7 O overview Bar Code Discovery 3 S scanning bar codes tips on 4
