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Softek Barcode Reader Toolkit for Android Product Documentation Softek Software Ltd Softek Barcode Reader Toolkit for Android Product Documentation V8.1.2 1 Contents 2 Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 1 3 Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 1 4 Calling Bardecoder from another App ............................................................................................ 1 5 Settings for the Bardecoder App..................................................................................................... 3 5.1 Property Settings .................................................................................................................... 3 6 Using the Java Interface .................................................................................................................. 5 7 Supported Barcode Formats ........................................................................................................... 6 7.1 1-D Barcode Formats .............................................................................................................. 6 7.2 2-D and Stacked Barcode Formats .......................................................................................... 6 8 Appendix B: Properties Reference .................................................................................................. 7 8.1 AllowDuplicateValues ............................................................................................................. 9 8.2 BitmapResolution .................................................................................................................... 9 8.3 CodabarMaxVariance ............................................................................................................ 10 8.4 Code25Checksum .................................................................................................................. 10 8.5 Code39Checksum .................................................................................................................. 10 8.6 Code39MaxRatioPcnt ........................................................................................................... 11 8.7 Code39NeedStartStop .......................................................................................................... 12 8.8 ColorChunks .......................................................................................................................... 12 8.9 ColorProcessingLevel ............................................................................................................ 13 8.10 ColorThreshold ...................................................................................................................... 13 8.11 ConvertUPCEToEAN13 .......................................................................................................... 13 8.12 DatabarOptions ..................................................................................................................... 14 8.13 DataMatrixAutoUTF8 ............................................................................................................ 14 8.14 DataMatrixFinderGapTolerance ........................................................................................... 15 8.15 Despeckle .............................................................................................................................. 15 8.16 Encoding ................................................................................................................................ 15 8.17 ErrorCorrection ..................................................................................................................... 15 8.18 ExtendedCode39 ................................................................................................................... 16 8.19 GammaCorrection ................................................................................................................. 16 8.20 LicenseKey ............................................................................................................................. 16 8.21 LineJump ............................................................................................................................... 17 8.22 MaxLength ............................................................................................................................ 17 8.23 MedianFilter .......................................................................................................................... 17 8.24 MinLength ............................................................................................................................. 17 8.25 MinOccurrence ..................................................................................................................... 18 8.26 MinSeparation ...................................................................................................................... 18 8.27 MinSpaceBarWidth ............................................................................................................... 18 8.28 MultipleRead ......................................................................................................................... 18 8.29 NoiseReduction ..................................................................................................................... 19 8.30 PageNo .................................................................................................................................. 19 8.31 PatchCodeMinOccurrence .................................................................................................... 19 8.32 Pattern .................................................................................................................................. 19 8.33 Pdf417AutoUTF8 ................................................................................................................... 20 8.34 Pdf417Debug ......................................................................................................................... 20 8.35 Photometric .......................................................................................................................... 21 8.36 PrefOccurrence ..................................................................................................................... 21 8.37 QRCodeAutoUTF8 ................................................................................................................. 21 8.38 QuietZoneSize ....................................................................................................................... 21 8.39 QRCodeReadInverted ........................................................................................................... 22 8.40 ReadCodabar ......................................................................................................................... 22 8.41 ReadCode128 ........................................................................................................................ 22 8.42 ReadCode25 .......................................................................................................................... 22 8.43 ReadCode25ni ....................................................................................................................... 23 8.44 ReadCode39 .......................................................................................................................... 23 8.45 ReadCode93 .......................................................................................................................... 23 8.46 ReadDatabar ......................................................................................................................... 24 8.47 ReadDataMatrix .................................................................................................................... 25 8.48 ReadEAN13 ........................................................................................................................... 25 8.49 ReadEAN8 ............................................................................................................................. 25 8.50 ReadMicroPDF417 ................................................................................................................ 25 8.51 ReadNumeric......................................................................................................................... 25 8.52 ReadPatchCodes ................................................................................................................... 26 8.53 ReadPDF417 .......................................................................................................................... 26 8.54 ReadQRCode ......................................................................................................................... 26 8.55 ReadShortCode128 ............................................................................................................... 26 8.56 ReadUPCA ............................................................................................................................. 27 8.57 ReadUPCE .............................................................................................................................. 27 8.58 ScanDirection .......................................................................................................................
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