Paxar 6039 User Manual

Monarch

Pathfinder

Ultra®Platinum

6039™

Microsoft®Visual

Studio

Printer

.NET 2003 & 2005

Microsoft®Visual Basic

Microsoft®Visual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ................................................................................................1-1

Audience ................................................................................................1-1

Using this Manual....................................................................................1-1

System Requirements ..............................................................................1-2

Software Requirements.........................................................................1-2

Minimum Hardware Requirements ..........................................................1-2

SDK Contents .........................................................................................1-3

Related Documentation ............................................................................1-3

About the Printer .....................................................................................1-4

Speaker ..............................................................................................1-4

Memory...............................................................................................1-4

Display................................................................................................1-4

Scanner ..............................................................................................1-4

Keyboard.............................................................................................1-5

Fonts .....................................................................................................1-6

Using Non-Resident Fonts.....................................................................1-6

Developing Applications..............................................................................2-1

Creating MPCL Packets ...........................................................................2-1

Writing Applications.................................................................................2-4

Building Applications ...............................................................................2-4

Import Files .........................................................................................2-4

Scanner Function Overview ......................................................................2-5

Using the Scanner................................................................................2-5

Transferring Files to the Printer ................................................................2-6

Programming Notes .................................................................................2-7

Printing Functions ...................................................................................... 3-1

Stock..................................................................................................... 3-2

Calibrate............................................................................................. 3-2

nStockType......................................................................................... 3-3

Battery................................................................................................... 3-4

IsBatteryOKToPrint.............................................................................. 3-4

nBatteryLevel...................................................................................... 3-5

Printing.................................................................................................. 3-7

Feed .................................................................................................. 3-7

File .................................................................................................... 3-8

Text ................................................................................................. 3-10

LastPrintStatus.................................................................................. 3-12

TextDoubleByte ................................................................................. 3-14

Byte ................................................................................................. 3-16

FileParse .......................................................................................... 3-18

Sensors ............................................................................................... 3-19

fBlackMark........................................................................................ 3-19

fOnDemand....................................................................................... 3-21

Misc .................................................................................................... 3-23

ClearError......................................................................................... 3-23

LockCfgMenu .................................................................................... 3-24

nStatus............................................................................................. 3-25

ShiftMode ......................................................................................... 3-27

Scanning Functions.....................................................................................4-1

General Class .........................................................................................4-2

AimDuration.........................................................................................4-2

BdirRedundancy...................................................................................4-3

GoodScanWav .....................................................................................4-4

LinearSecurity .....................................................................................4-5

NoReadWav.........................................................................................4-5

Preamble.............................................................................................4-7

Postamble ...........................................................................................4-8

Timeout...............................................................................................4-9

Bar Code Classes.................................................................................. 4-10

Codabar ............................................................................................4-10

Code128 ...........................................................................................4-12

Code39 .............................................................................................4-14

Code93 .............................................................................................4-17

D2of5................................................................................................ 4-19

I2of5.................................................................................................4-21

MSI...................................................................................................4-24

RSS..................................................................................................4-26

UPCEAN ...........................................................................................4-28

iii

Control Class........................................................................................ 4-34

CommitChanges ................................................................................ 4-34

DataMode ......................................................................................... 4-35

EnableScanning................................................................................. 4-37

DisableAllCodes ................................................................................ 4-38

DisableScanning................................................................................ 4-39

ScannerMode .................................................................................... 4-40

SendScanStatus ................................................................................ 4-42

Trigger ............................................................................................. 4-43

TriggerMode...................................................................................... 4-44

SendScanStatus Codes ...................................................................... 4-46

Sample Applications ...................................................................................A-1

VB.NET Demo Sample.............................................................................A-1

C# Demo Sample ....................................................................................A-7

VB.NET Scan/Print Sample .................................................................... A-14

C# Scan/Print Sample ...........................................................................A-33

INTRODUCTION

The Monarch® Pathfinder® Ultra® Platinum 6039™ software development kit (SDK) helps developers write applications for the Monarch® Pathfinder® Ultra® Platinum 6039™ printer.

This manual includes the library for developers using

♦ Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 (for Compact Framework 1.0).

♦ Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2005 (for Compact Framework 2.0).

The .NET framework includes compilers for Microsoft Visual Basic and Microsoft Visual C#. This manual includes samples for both Visual Basic and Visual C#.

Information in this document supercedes information in previous versions. Check our Web site (www.paxar.com) for the latest documentation and release information.

Audience

This manual is written for experienced Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 and 2005 programmers who write printer applications for the Microsoft® Windows® CE 5.0 platform. These programmers should also be familiar with the Monarch® Printer Control Language (MPCLII).

Using this Manual

Following is a summary of the contents of this manual:

Chapter Contents

1 Introduction Information you should know before using the SDK.

Developing

Applications

Printing

Functions

Scanning

Functions

Sample

Applications

Information about developing applications using the SDK.

Contains syntax, definitions, and examples of each printing function.

Contains syntax, definitions, structures, and examples of each scanning function.

Sample applications written using Microsoft Visual Basic and Microsoft Visual C# .

Introduction 1-1

System Requirements

Following are the hardware and software requirements:

Software Requirements

♦ Windows® 2000 Professional Edition and Windows® 2000 Service

Pack 3 or later; or Windows® XP Professional Edition and Windows® XP.

Note: The Microsoft® Windows Vista™ operating system is not

currently supported.

♦ Microsoft ActiveSync synchronization software. The ActiveSync

software is available on the Microsoft Web site (Microsoft.com) by searching on ActiveSync.

♦ Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 or 2005

Minimum Hardware Requirements

♦ Desktop computer with Pentium® II, 450Mhz

(Pentium® III, 600Mhz recommended)

♦ Super VGA or higher monitor

♦ CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive

♦ 96 MB (128 MB recommended) memory for Windows® 2000

Professional and 160 MB for Windows® XP Professional

♦ 900 MB of free hard disk space

♦ USB port

♦ USB cable (part number 125859).

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SDK Contents

The SDK is located in the directory you specified during installation. It is divided into several sub-directories, as described below.

Sub-directory Description

bin Development tools

docs Online documentation

include Include files

lib Library files

samples Source code samples

utilities Utility programs

Related Documentation

The following table describes other documentation for the printer:

Item Description

Quick Reference

Operator’s Handbook

Packet Reference Manual

System Administrator’s Guide

Includes basic start-up information such as supply loading, cleaning and minor troubleshooting.

Includes information about using the printer, charging the battery, loading supplies, and more.

Includes syntax descriptions of the MPCL printer language to design a format.

Includes information about printer diagnostics, configuring the scanner, and using scanner diagnostics.

Introduction 1-3

About the Printer

There are several printer features that you must understand before you write an application, such as the speaker, memory, display, and keyboard.

Speaker

Applications can make the printer’s speaker beep for different lengths of time and frequencies or play a .wav file. For example, you might use the speaker to bring an error to the operator’s attention or to indicate a good scan. Refer to the Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 or 2005 documentation to use the speaker.

Memory

The printer contains 64 MB of Flash memory and 32 MB of RAM. The Flash memory contains the kernel and permanent storage used for user applications.

Display

The printer has a touch screen display (with a backlight) similar to a hand held computer. Refer to the Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 or 2005 documentation to write messages to the display.

Scanner

Each printer comes with the Symbol SE-955 bar code scanner.

See Chapter 4, “Scanning Functions” for functions and data structures for scanning.

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Keyboard

The printer’s keyboard appears to the right.

Refer to the Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 or 2005 documentation to use the keyboard.

Key(s) Description

Enter

Tab

Fct

Alpha

Right Arrow

Left Arrow

On/Off

Numeric/ Alphabetic

Accepts data or a menu selection.

Tabs to the next tab stop or the next field. Pressing Fct + Tab backspaces a tab stop or returns to the previous field.

Performs an application-defined function when pressed with a single-digit number.

Enters upper case or lower-case alphabetic mode.

Moves the cursor to the right in a menu. Pressing Fct + right arrow scrolls the cursor down in a menu.

Moves the cursor to the left in a menu. Pressing Fct + left arrow scrolls the cursor up in a menu. Backspaces in Alpha mode.

Turns on and off the printer.

Displays a numeric digit or letter.

Introduction 1-5

Fonts

The printer has many resident fonts. You must load other fonts separately. Following is a list of these fonts and their IDs:

Standard (1), Reduced (2), Bold (3), OCRA (4), HR1 (5), and HR2 (6)

EFF Swiss Bold (50)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold (Full Character Set) 6.5 pt. (1000)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold (Full Character Set) 10 pt. (1002)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold (Partial Character Set) 18 pt. (1004)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold Condensed (Full Character Set)

6.5 pt. (1006)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold Condensed (Full Character Set) 10 pt. (1008)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold Condensed (Partial Character Set) 18 pt. (1010)

Letter Gothic Bold (Full Character Set) 6 pt. (1012)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold 9 pt. (10)

CG Triumvirate Typeface 6 pt. (11)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold (Full Character Set) 8 pt. (1001)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold (Full Character Set) 12 pt. (1003)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold (Partial Character Set) 22 pt. (1005)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold Condensed (Full Character Set) 8 pt. (1007)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold Condensed (Full Character Set) 12 pt. (1009)

CG Triumvirate Typeface Bold Condensed (Partial Character Set) 22 pt. (1011)

Letter Gothic Bold (Full Character Set) 9 pt. (1013)

Note: The partial character set fonts contain only numeric and special

characters. With fonts 1012 and 1013, the space character is only 70% as wide as the other characters.

Using Non-Resident Fonts

Within your application, instantiate a new Print class such as rPrint and call a method such as Text or File to load the non-resident font or a font you have created with the MPCL Toolbox Font Utility.

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DEVELOPING APPLICATIONS

This chapter describes how to develop an application for the printer.

You will need to:

1. Create MPCL packets for your labels and tags, if needed.

2. Write the application.

3. Build the application.

4. Transfer or copy the application to the printer. See “Transferring

Files” for more information.

Creating MPCL Packets

An application prints labels by submitting MPCL packets to the printer. Refer to the 6039 Packet Reference Manual for more information.

Within your application, instantiate a new Print class such as rPrint and call a method such as Text when you need to print. For example,

Developing Applications 2-1

VB.NET Sample

Imports Ultra ' Platinum Library

Dim fmtUPCA As String = "{F,1,A,R,E,200,200," & Chr(34) & "UPCA" _ & Chr(34) & "|" & "C,150,49,0,50,8,8,A,L,0,0," & Chr(34) & "Demo _ VB.NET" & Chr(34) & "|" & "B,1,12,F,25,28,1,4,100,7,L,0|}"

Dim rPrint As New Print ' Instantiate Print class rPrint.ClearError() ' Clear any errors

If (Not rPrint.IsBatteryOKToPrint) Then ' Check Battery MsgBox("Low Battery", MsgBoxStyle.OKOnly, "Battery Check")

Else

'--Print Format and then Batch Data

rPrint.Text = fmtUPCA rPrint.Text = "{B,1,N,1|E,0,0,1,1,0,1|" rPrint.Text = "1," & Chr(34) & txtUPC.Text & Chr(34) & "|}"

End If

This example prints the data stored in the fmtUPCA string and quotation marks (decimal value 34) around the data stored in the txtUPC.Text field. The rPrint.Text lines contain the batch data.

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C# Sample

using Ultra; // Platinum Library

string fmtUPCA = "{F,1,A,R,E,200,200,\"UPCA\"|" + "C,150,49,0,50,8,8,A,L,0,0,\"Demo C Sharp\",1|" + "B,1,12,F,25,28,1,4,100,7,L,0|}";

Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); // Instantiate Print // class rPrint.ClearError(); // Clear any errors

if (!rPrint.IsBatteryOKToPrint) // Check Battery MessageBox.Show("Low Battery", "Battery Check");

else {

//--Print Format and Batch Data

rPrint.Text = fmtUPCA; rPrint.Text = "{B,1,N,1|E,0,0,1,1,0,1| rPrint.Text = 1,\"" + txtUPC.Text + "\"|}"; }

This example prints the data stored in the fmtUPCA string and the data stored in the txtUPC.Text field. The rPrint.Text lines contain the batch data.

Developing Applications 2-3

Writing Applications

The SDK is designed to work with the Microsoft® Visual Studio® development system using the .NET 2003 and 2005 framework. This compiler can be downloaded free of charge from the Microsoft.com Web site.

Note: To lock access to functions, such as the display, video, control

panel, refer to your standard Microsoft Windows documentation.

Building Applications

When you are finished writing the application, select Build Application to build and then, Deploy Application to download the application. The application and associated files can also be copied by using the procedure defined in “Transferring Files.”

In addition, you can also Build a Cab File. Refer to your Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET documentation for more information.

Import Files

You must always use Ultra.dll. This .dll file contains the scanning and printing information.

For Socket programming, refer to your standard Microsoft® Windows documentation.

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Scanner Function Overview

The scanner contains a buffer to hold the data from a scan. The application receives data from the system by one of two methods. The first method is by the standard keyboard input and second method is by a special Windows message. See Chapter 4, “Scanning Functions” for information about the two methods.

Using the Scanner

To use the scanner, the application must:

1. Include the code to instantiate the class. For example, using VB.NET:

Dim MyScanner As New Ultra.Scan.General MyScanner.Postamble = “\n\r” Dim Scanner As New Ultra.Scan.Control Scanner.SendScanStatus = False

2. Configure the control scanning attributes and the attributes for each bar code. For example, using VB.NET:

Dim UPC As New Ultra.Scan.UPCEAN UPC.EnableUPCA = True UPC.EnableUPCE = False

3. Call the CommitChanges function to save the new settings. For example, using VB.NET

Scanner.CommitChanges()

Developing Applications 2-5

Transferring Files to the Printer

To transfer files between the printer and a computer, you need to have Microsoft ActiveSync Synchronization Software installed on your computer.

Download the ActiveSync synchronization software from the Microsoft.com Web site. Follow the download instructions on the site.

To transfer data files to the printer:

1. Open the folder with your data files on your computer.

2. Turn on the printer and wait thirty seconds for the desktop to load.

Note: For large file transfers, change the Switch State to Suspend

setting on the printer to a longer delay time so the printer does not shut down during the transfer.

3. Attach the USB cable to your computer and printer.

4. Click Explore on the Microsoft ActiveSync utility after it connects to

the printer. A new window appears called Mobile Device.

5. Open the destination folder for the data files on the Mobile Device (printer).

6. Drag the files from your computer to the Mobile Device folder.

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Programming Notes

♦ Include the Ultra.dll import file in all your applications. Without it, you

are not able to access any scanner or printing functions. For example,

Imports Ultra ‘ for VB.NET Using Ultra; // for C#

♦

Test your application once you have loaded it into the printer.

♦ The libraries included in this SDK are designed to support Microsoft®

Visual Basic® 2003 and 2005; therefore, some function names changed. Visual Basic and Visual Studio® 2005 are case insensitive. Visual C#® is case sensitive. Many developers use the same name for Type Defines and functions, just by varying the case. However, varying the case creates a new name and your application may not function as designed.

♦ Train the end users (operators) and/or their supervisor (system

administrator) on the application. They also must know how to perform procedures (loading supplies, for example) that may vary from the generic descriptions in the Operator’s Handbook.

♦ When a file is saved in RAM, it is lost when the charge in the main

battery and backup battery has been depleted. A file saved in the Onboard Flash folder or SD (Secure Digital) memory card is saved even when both batteries have been depleted.

♦ For Socket programming, refer to your standard Microsoft Windows

documentation.

♦ When you are finished writing the application, select Build

Application to build and Deploy Application to download the

application. In addition, you can also Build a cab file. Refer to your Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET documentation for more information.

♦ To lock access to functions, such as the display, video, control panel,

refer to your standard Microsoft Windows documentation.

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PRINTING FUNCTIONS

The SDK contains a library of functions you can call in your application. The functions are divided into two categories: Printing Interface and Scanning Interface.

This chapter describes the printer management functions and data structures. See Chapter 4, “Scanning Functions” for scanning functions.

The function and data structure names are case-

Note: Refer to the Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET 2003 or 2005

documentation to configure the keyboard, sound, and display.

The libraries included in this SDK are designed to support Microsoft® Visual Basic® 2003 and 2005; therefore, some function names changed. Visual Basic and Visual Studio® 2005 are case insensitive. Visual C#® is case sensitive. Many developers use the same name for Type Defines and functions, just by varying the case. However, varying the case creates a new name and your application may not function as designed.

Type Functions

Stock

Battery nBatteryLevel IsBatteryOKToPrint

Printing

Sensors fBlackMark fOnDemand

Misc

Calibrate nStockType

Feed File Text LastPrintStatus

ClearError nStatus

sensitive.

TextDoubleByte Byte FileParse

LockCfgMenu ShiftMode

Printing Functions 3-1

Stock

Calibrate

Description

Calibrates the supplies in the printer and gives the supply information to the Print subsystem.

Operators can load supplies (as described in the Operator’s Handbook) before running an application, but they cannot calibrate the supplies until the application calls this function. In general, you should display a prompt (“Load your supplies,” for example) and require the operator to press a key, such as the trigger, to call this function.

Do not use this function when using fax paper because it has no black mark to detect.

Syntax

public void Calibrate()

Parameters

None

Return Values

None

Example C#

using Ultra; { Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); // Instantiate class rPrint.Calibrate(); // Calibrate Supply }

Example VB.NET

Imports Ultra Dim rPrint As New Print ' Instantiate class rPrint.Calibrate(); ' Calibrate Supply

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nStockType

Description

Sets the supply type in the printer.

public eSTOCK_TYPE nStockType

Parameters

STOCK_PAPER

STOCK_FAX

STOCK_SYNTHETIC

Paper

Fax

Synthetic

Return Values

STOCK_PAPER

STOCK_FAX

STOCK_SYNTHETIC

Paper

Fax

Synthetic

Example C#

using Ultra; { Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); // Instantiate class rPrint.nStockType = Ultra.Print.eSTOCK_TYPE.STOCK_PAPER;

// Stock Type = Paper }

Example VB.NET

Imports Ultra Dim rPrint As New Print ' Instantiate class rPrint.nStockType = rPrint.eSTOCK_TYPE.STOCK_PAPER;

' Set Stock Type to Paper

Printing Functions 3-3

Battery

IsBatteryOKToPrint

Description

Checks if the printer’s LiIon battery (located in the handle) is charged enough to allow printing. Check the battery level before any printing session.

Use this function immediately prior to printing, but not

during printing. If you use it during printing, the return

value is not accurate.

Syntax

public bool IsBatteryOKToPrint

Parameters

None

Return Values

FALSE

TRUE

The battery level is too low to allow printing.

The battery level is high enough to allow printing.

Example C#

using Ultra; { Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); //Instantiate class

rPrint.ClearError(); // Clear any errors

if (!rPrint.IsBatteryOKToPrint) // Not OK to Print

MessageBox.Show("Low Battery", "Battery Check"); }

Example VB.NET

Imports Ultra Dim rPrint As New Print ' Inst anti ate cla ss

rPrint.ClearError() ' Clear any errors

If (Not rPrint.IsBatteryOKToPrint) Then ' Not OK to Print? MsgBox("Low Battery", MsgBoxStyle.OKOnly, "Battery Check")

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nBatteryLevel

Description

Retrieves the LiIon battery’s level. This battery is located in the printer’s handle. This returns a value between 1 and 100, the percentage of charge left in the battery. Check the battery level before any processing.

Use this function immediately prior to printing, but not

during printing. If you use this function during

printing, the return value is not accurate.

Syntax

public int nBatteryLevel

Parameters

None

Return Values

1 –100

412

You must charge the battery.

The battery level is high enough to run the printer and print.

Could not retrieve the current battery level. Retry the function.

Example C#

using Ultra; { int nStat; Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); //Instantiate class

nStat = rPrint.nBatteryLevel; MessageBox.Show("Battery at " + nStat.ToString() + "

%","Battery Check",MessageBoxButtons.OK,MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk,MessageBo xDefaultButton.Button1);

}

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Example VB.NET

Imports Ultra Dim rPrint As New Print ' Instantiate class Dim nStat As String

nStat = Convert.ToString(rPrint.nBatteryLevel) MsgBox("Battery at " + nStat + " %", MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation,

"Battery Check")

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Printing

Feed

Description

Feeds a label through the printer.

Syntax

public void Feed()

Parameters

None

Return Values

None

Example C#

using Ultra; { Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); //Instantiate class rPrint.Feed(); // Feed a Label }

Example VB.NET

Imports Ultra Dim rPrint As New Print ' Instantiate class rPrint.Feed() ' Feed a Label

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File

Description

Writes MPCL packets to the Print subsystem.

You can send more than one packet at a time in a file.

A batch packet starts a print job, which makes an asynchronous call to the Print subsystem. After submitting a print job, the application should call LastPrintStatus in a loop, waiting until the printer becomes free.

Syntax

public string File

Parameters

FileName to be sent for printing

Return Values

None

Example C#

using Ultra;

string strScanData = "C39";

Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); //Instantiate class rPrint.File = "\\Onboard Flash\\C39Fmt.txt";

rPrint.Text = "{B,1,N,1|E,0,0,1,1,0,1|"; rPrint.Text = "1,\"" + strScanData + "\"|2,\"" + strScanData

+ "\"|}";

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Example VB.NET

Import Ultra

Dim rPrint As New Print ' Instantiate class Dim strScanData As String = "C39"

rPrint.File = "\Onboard Flash\C39Fmt.txt" rPrint.Text = "{B,1,N,1|E,0,0,1,1,0,1|" rPrint.Text = "1" & Chr(34) & strScanData & Chr(34) & "|" rPrint.Text = "2" & Chr(34) & strScanData & Chr(34) & "|}"

Printing Functions 3-9

Text

Description

Writes a string to the Print subsystem. MPCL packets can be sent as a string. After sending a completed MPCL Packet use the LastPrintStatus function to get a status of the MPCL Packet.

Syntax

public string Text

Parameters

String to be sent to print

Return Values

None

Example C#

using Ultra;

string fmtC39 = "{F,1,A,R,E,200,200,\"C39\"|"+ "C,150,49,0,50,8,8,A,L,0,0,\"M6039 Platinum\",1|" + "T,1,22,V,6,1,0,1,1,1,O,C,0,0|" + "B,2,20,V,23,2,4,12,100,8,C,0|}";

string strScanData = "C39";

Ultra.Print rPrint = new Print(); //Instantiate class

rPrint.Text = fmtC39; rPrint.Text = "{B,1,N,1|E,0,0,1,1,0,1|"; rPrint.Text = "1,\"" + strScanData + "\"|2,\"" + strScanData + "\"|}";

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