-- Ricardo Rocha
How do I read random weight UPC Codes in RMS Using Symb Scanner LS (2026 Update)
Oct 14, 2005
Last reply: 1 month ago
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Robert
"Ricardo_Rocha" wrote:
Robert,
I work for RV's Computers and our company is a symbol dealer. I contacted them regarding this issue, and they told me that the only thing they can do is to have the scanner read six digits then force a tab and the write the other six digits, however when reading any item code in RMS, whether you press tab or enter it moves you to the next line item, not the the next cell, and even if it would move you to the next cell, the next cell is "description". so we would have to figure out a way to make the program treat differently tabs from enter when looking up an item, unless there is a way to move the weight cell before the description cell. Please let me know if this helps you , and if you need the information to program the scanner.
There is a Knowledge Base article that gives the details on this on Customer Source.
You need to set up the items in RMS with a special ItemLookupCode format - I think it's "2XXXXX-000000", where XXXXX is the unique item number. You also need to set the item type to "Weighted". Then you need to program your scale the the "XXXXX" part as the "SKU" or "PLU" and the price of the item. The Scale prints out a price embedded UPC code (again, this is configured on the scale) in the format "2xxxxx-$$$$$c" - 2 is a constant, xxxxx is the PLU, $$$$$ is the calculated price, c is a calculated Check digit. RMS will decode the barcode, calculate the weight from the embedded price and enter the weight in the quantity field. You don't need to do anything to the scanner other then enable the UPC format and possibly the price embedded UPC Format, but I think just UPC handles that...
Again, there's a better explaination in the knowledge base...
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