The Code39redundancy Decoder Setting is used to set the Code39 Redundancy property. If this flag is set, the bar code must be decoded twice before being accepted.
code39redundancy (Decoder Setting) <META> Syntax |
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<META HTTP-Equiv="scanner" content="Code39redundancy:[parameter]"> |
code39redundancy JavaScript Object Syntax: |
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By default the JavaScript Object 'scanner' will exist on the current page and can be used to interact directly with the code39redundancy. |
To Set code39redundancy parameters via JavaScript use the following syntax: scanner.Parameter = Value; e.g. scanner.code39redundancy = Value; |
Code39redundancy Ruby Object Syntax: |
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By default the Ruby Object 'Scanner' will exist on the current page and can be used to interact directly with the Code39redundancy. |
To Set Code39redundancy parameters via Ruby use the following syntax: Scanner.Parameter = Value e.g. Scanner.code39redundancy = Value |
Items listed in this section indicate parameters, or attributes which can be set.
Name | Possible Values | Description | Default Value |
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code39redundancy:[Value] | true/false | Enables/Disables the property. | Device specific |
RhoElements Version | 1.0.0 or above |
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Supported Devices | All supported devices. |
Minimum Requirements | Scanner or Imager module and device that supports Code39. |
Persistence | Transient - Decoder settings are only guaranteed to persist until the Scanner is disabled |
The following example enables the scanner to read only code39 labels with the Redundancy property set
<META HTTP-Equiv="scanner" Content="code39:enabled"> <META HTTP-Equiv="scanner" Content="code39redundancy:true"> <META HTTP-Equiv="scanner" Content="enabled">
Above example can also be written as shown below:
<META HTTP-Equiv="scanner" Content="code39:enabled;code39redundancy:true;enabled">
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<META HTTP-Equiv="scanner-code39" Content="enabled"> <META HTTP-Equiv="scanner-code39redundancy" Content="true"> <META HTTP-Equiv="scanner-enabled" Content="SCN1">