Prefix/Suffix & Data Filtering/Formatting

Prefix & Suffix    

Prefix	Scan or Type Your Sample Data here	Suffix
	Add AIM Symbol ID as Prefix
	Add TimeStamp as Prefix
	'Simulated' Scanner output to the PC

Data Filters    

Find Position Range

Find All Case Sensitive

If Found, Then Replace Match(es) With ... Insert Before 1st Match Insert After 1st Match Delete Match(es) Delete Everything Before Match Delete Everything After Match Delete Match & Everything Before Delete Match & Everything After Pass All upon Match Block All upon Match Pass Number of Matches Pass Boolean True/False Insert Before Position Insert After Position Delete Before Position Delete After Position Delete Inside Range

Find Position Range

Find All Case Sensitive

If Found, Then Replace Match(es) With ... Insert Before 1st Match Insert After 1st Match Delete Match(es) Delete Everything Before Match Delete Everything After Match Delete Match & Everything Before Delete Match & Everything After Pass All upon Match Block All upon Match Pass Number of Matches Pass Boolean True/False Insert Before Position Insert After Position Delete Before Position Delete After Position Delete Inside Range Scan = Scan > Scan < Scan >= Scan <=

Find Position Range

Find All Case Sensitive

If Found, Then Replace Match(es) With ... Insert Before 1st Match Insert After 1st Match Delete Match(es) Delete Everything Before Match Delete Everything After Match Delete Match & Everything Before Delete Match & Everything After Pass All upon Match Block All upon Match Pass Number of Matches Pass Boolean True/False Insert Before Position Insert After Position Delete Before Position Delete After Position Delete Inside Range Scan = Scan > Scan < Scan >= Scan <=

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Scanner Testing Form

User Interface Options - Change inputs to show config code, click code to hide it.

Audible

	Enable Vibration(N/A for CR1000)
	Beep Volume:
	Separation(ms):
	Duration(ms):

Target & Laser Function

	Show Targeting Control
	Longer Illumination
	Target_Tolerance

Settings Lock

Lock Settings

Bar Code Symbology Options - Change inputs to show config code, click code to hide it.

Merge Multi-Scans as single output.      Max Decodes

• 1D Linear Codes
• 2D Codes
• Composite Codes

Com Port & Language Options - Change inputs to show config code, click code to hide it.

Communication Settings

COM Driver/Port

USB-Keyboard USB-HID Native USB-VirtualComm USB-HID, POS Terminal 131 USB IBM POS BlueTooth SPP PS/2 Serial-Port

USB Keyboard

USB Keyboard Rate:

Serial Port Settings

Baud Rate:  115,200 57,600 38,400 19,200 9,600 Stop Bits: 1   2 Data Bits: 7   8 Parity: None   Odd  Even

Character Encoding Options

Keyboard Language

English-US English-UK International-US BelgianFrench French German Japanese LatinAmerica SwissGerman Spanish French Spanish Russian English German SwissGerman Italian

Control Character Input

Default: Language Ctrl + Character Alt + Keypad Alt + Leading '0'

Data Encoding

Raw ASCII to Keyboard XML File Lookup UTF8 to Unicode - ALT sequence for Windows

Data Capture & Batch Storage Options - Change inputs to show config code, click code to hide it.

Batch Mode Options

	Enable Batch Storage Mode
	Erase Data after Upload to PC
	AutoUpload after reconnect to PC
	Normal Buffer Mode Send & Log Mode Log Only Mode Send & Store Modes
	Do Not AutoConnect to BT Modem or Cabled PC AutoConnect to BlueTooth Modem AutoReConnect to Modem when Data is Collected AutoConnect to PC when Cabled

Batch Data Options

Image Capture Options - Change inputs to show config code, click code to hide it.

Image Quality Settings

	Scan phone screens
	Mirror Image
	JPEG Quality

Direct Part Mark Algorithms (CR6000)

For optimum scanner performance, select only those marking types that you need.

	General:	Low Contrast 1D	Laser Engrave/ChemEtch
	Laser:	Laser Etch (Anodize)	Deep Laser Engrave/ChemEtch
	Dot Peen:	Overhead Lighting	Low-Angle Lighting
	InkJet:	Inkjet/DotPeen	Robust InkJet

This BarCode^OS demonstration involves the validation & parsing of DoD Shipping Label PDF417 codes. In order to function properly, the scanner must first be running the 'Smart-UID' application. To assure that this is the currently active application, scan the barcode image to the left. Thereafter, users can customize Smart-UID output via the Configuration form below. Each contol and input selection will update the configuration code.

Create your own MIL-STD-129 Unit Pack label code in the adjacent form, using DI prefixes (data format 06), and using any order of data segments. After creating the PDF417 code, place your cursor in the desired starting location of the output form. Upon scanning the PDF code, the scanner will validate and output the data - parsing the list of Serial number and or UII values in the code.

'Rogue Codes' are those that exploit Windows access to the Run command via the 'Start' button. Because most modern bar code scanners utilize USB keyboard wedge drivers, a bar code symbology can include characters that effectively "press" the Start/Run key combination and follow up with a malicious Windows system command. In the demo examples here, BarCode^OS will effectively recognize and nullify such system commands. So, in order to properly demonstrate the impact, users will need to disable BarCode^OS by scanning the code to the left, which will return the scanner to default factory Code Corp conditions.

There are hundreds of supported Windows system commands (see 156 Useful Run Commands) that can be embedded within a bar code. Yet BarCode^OS will recognize the Start/Run key combination, and nullify the execution of such commands.

Rogue System Command

	Select a Windows System Command and scan to execute the command
Open Windows Run Command Open Hak5.org Auto-Email Open Registry Open Documents Folder Open Desktop

Run Key Combination

	Select a Windows Key Combination from the list and scan to execute the command
View Desktop Search PC Share Screenshot Minimize ALL Windows Open Computer Windows Mobility Settings Lock PC LogOff Windows

This BarCode^OS demonstration involves the parsing of Healthcare UDI bar codes. In order to function properly, the scanner must first be running the 'Smart-GS1' application. To assure that this is the currently active application, scan the barcode image to the left. Thereafter, users can customize Smart-GS1 output via the Configuration form below. Each contol and input selection will update the configuration code.

To test this new scanner configuration, users can create their own UDI data matrix code in the adjacent form using any order of GS1 prefixes (01,10,11,17,20,21,30) and data segments. After creating a UDI bar code, place the cursor in the desired starting location of the output form. Upon scanning the UDI code, the scanner will validate, parse, then output the data - jumping from one input field to the next per the inclusion of "t" [Tab] or "n" [NewLine/Enter] in the Parsed output field used in the configuration form.

osUDI Configuration

GS1 Output Raw UDI Validation Validation w/DI only Validation w/Parsed UDI	Validation Option Block on Error Report on Error Validation Report None
Parsed GS1 Output:	GS1-128  ITF-14  GS1-Data matrix  Std-128  Std-Data matrix
HIBCC Output Raw UDI Validation Validation w/DI only Validation w/Parsed UDI	Validation Option Block on Error Report on Error Validation Report None
Parsed UID Output:	Code 128  Code 39  Data matrix  Aztec  QR Code
ISBT Output Raw UDI Validation Validation w/DI only Validation w/Parsed UDI	Validation Option Block on Error Report on Error Validation Report None
Parsed UID Output:	Code 128  Data matrix

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Test your UDI Output Configuration Here

Note: Use ~ character to represent FNC1 or ASCII29 GS character.

Create UDI Code

Data Segment 1:
Data Segment 2:
Data Segment 3:
Data Segment 4:
Data Segment 5:

Parsed GS1/UDI Sample Form

Raw UDI (BarCode Scan)
Place cursor here, scan parsed config code, then scan IUID
GTIN	Rev	S/N
Lot/Batch Number		Qty
Mfg. Date		Exp. Date

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