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Time Stamp Settings
The MS-Q has a time stamp feature that when enabled inserts the time in front of each
read in the form of an 8-digit preamble representing days, hours, minutes, and seconds
in the following format: ddhhmmss (day day/ hour hour/minute minute/seconds sec-
onds).
The time stamp is in relative time and starts over whenever the Imager is powered-on.
Example:
01014627:ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
Day is: 01
Hour is: 01
Minutes are: 46
Seconds are: 27
Data is: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
If you want to set a specific time stamp value to be your pream
ble (
see symbols
M333_01 to M380_01 in
“Configuration Symbols”
) you must first enable time
stamp settings.
Time Stamp On
Time Stamp Off (Default)
- MS-Q Handheld Imager 1
- User’s Manual 1
- Copyright © 2005 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Latest Manual Version 2
- What Is Covered? 3
- What Is Excluded? 3
- Limitation of Liability 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Chapter 6 Batch/Battery 5
- Chapter 7 Symbologies 5
- Chapter 8 I/O Parameters 5
- Chapter 9 Advanced Operations 5
- About This Manual 7
- Highlighting 7
- Product Labels 8
- Warning and Caution Summary 10
- Quick Start 11
- Preliminary Assembly 12
- USB Interface 13
- PS2 Interface 14
- RS-232 Interface 15
- Bluetooth Interface 16
- Batch/Battery Interface 17
- Install ESP 18
- Select Model 19
- Select Protocol 20
- Quick Start 21
- Connect to Imager 22
- Using ESP 23
- Application Mode 25
- Configuration Trees 26
- Pulldown Menus 27
- Preferences 29
- Connection Wizard 31
- Settings / Options 31
- Barcode Dialog 32
- Send/Receive 33
- Advanced Options 34
- Basic Operations 35
- Step 1 — Practice Targeting 36
- Tips for Reading 36
- Select Quadrus or Basic Mode 38
- Complete Configuration 40
- Performing a Hardware Default 41
- Communications 43
- Communications by ESP 44
- Communications Overview 45
- PS2 Keyboard 46
- USB Keyboard 46
- USB Downloader 46
- RS-232 Mode 47
- Baud Rate (RS-232) 47
- Parity (RS-232) 48
- Stop Bits (RS-232) 48
- Data Bits (RS-232) 48
- Preamble 49
- Postamble 50
- Preamble and Postamble by ESP 51
- Keyboard Mapping 52
- Time Stamp Settings 53
- Terminal Default Settings 56
- Specifications 56
- Operation 56
- Two-Way Communication 57
- One-Way Mode 58
- Private Access 59
- Shared Access 59
- Sleep Mode Timeout 60
- Bluetooth Modem Kit 61
- Batch/Battery 63
- Installation 64
- Batch Mode Indicators 64
- Send & Log 65
- Send & Buffer (Default) 65
- Log Only 65
- Transfer Options 66
- Auto Transfer Options 66
- RS-232 Batch Features 67
- USB Battery Charge Mode 69
- Symbologies 71
- Symbologies by ESP 72
- Symbol Background 73
- Aztec On Aztec Off (default) 74
- Sample Aztec Symbol 74
- Codabar 75
- Codablock F 76
- Code 128 77
- Code 93 78
- Code 39 79
- Composite 80
- Data Matrix 81
- Sample GoCode Symbol 82
- Interleaved 2 of 5 83
- Maxicode 84
- MSI Plessy 85
- Sample PDF417 Symbol 86
- Micro PDF417 87
- Postal Symbologies 88
- QR Code 89
- RSS Symbologies 90
- UPC/EAN/JAN 91
- I/O Parameters 93
- I/O Parameters by ESP 94
- Turn Target Spot Off 95
- Turn Target Spot On 95
- Target Spot Brightness 95
- Illumination 96
- Left/Right LEDs 97
- Left Button Programming 98
- Right Button Programming 99
- Handle Trigger Programming 100
- Beep and Vibrate Settings 101
- LightRay Accessory Options 102
- Assembly (100 Series) 103
- Assembly (200 Series) 103
- Reading Symbols (200 Series) 104
- Reading Symbols (100 Series) 104
- LightRay Optics by ESP 105
- LightRay Optics 106
- Advanced 107
- Operations 107
- Select Region of Interest 108
- Standard Resolution 109
- High Resolution 110
- Set Decode Timeouts 111
- Set Targeting Zone Tolerances 112
- Continuous Read 113
- Continuous Operations 114
- Standard Mode 115
- Basic Mode 115
- Optimizing the Imager 116
- Advanced Operations 117
- Right Button Optimization 118
- Advanced Operations 119
- © 2005 MICROSCAN SYSTEMS 120
- Optimization Parameters 121
- Optimization by ESP 123
- Trigger/Button Configuration 124
- Mirrored 126
- Symbol Readability Index Rule 127
- Symbol Readability Index 128
- Terminal Mode 129
- Terminal Wi ndo w 130
- Find Function 131
- Terminal Window Functions 133
- Utilities 135
- Image Upload 136
- Device Control 137
- Firmware 138
- Imager ID 139
- Bluetooth 140
- Unique Identifiers 143
- UID Overview 144
- UID Mode Features 146
- Error Messaging 147
- Valid Formats 149
- Appendices 151
- General Specifications 152
- Electrical Specifications 154
- USB Cable Pinouts 155
- RS-232 Cable Pinouts 156
- Configuration Symbols 157
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