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6. Settings Edition 2.0 32 CP-7-series V erification System Instruction Manual 6.7 Wildcard Setting The device comment wildcard character to be used can be specified at the [Basic Configuration] screen which can be displ…
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6.6 Fujitrax Profiler Settings Tab
The setting items contained in the [Fujitrax Profiler Settings] tab are described below.
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Specifies the Fujitrax Profiler host name. Specify either a host name or an IP
address (not both).
Specifies the IP address of the Fujitrax Profiler host. Specify either a host name or
an IP address (not both).
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ExplanationNo.
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6.7 Wildcard Setting
The device comment wildcard character to be used can be specified at the [Basic
Configuration] screen which can be displayed by selecting the following:
[Maintenance] - [Configuration] - [Basic].
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Specifies the wildcard character used to enclose a part of the device comment
character string which is to be ignored.
Specifies the wildcard character which indicates that all the subsequent device
comment character string is to be ignored.
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ExplanationNo.
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Wildcard Explanation
Wildcards can be used to enable more versatile handling of device comments. Note that
wildcards cannot be used in DIDs.
The following 4 wildcard types can be used on the Handy Terminal.
?...Expresses one random character.
For example, if a “RECT32160?0” device comment is specified in the recipe, this could
apply to any of the following:
RECT3216060
RECT32160A0
RECT32160-0
*...Expresses a random character string.
For example, if a “RECT*60” device comment is specified in the recipe, this could apply
to any of the following:
RECT3216060
RECTFU59d60
RECTDW07960
Delimiter for ignoring part of comment...Only the characters between a specified
delimiter code are handled as a comment.
For example, if a comment delimiter code such as “/” is specified, and if REC/3216/60
is entered in the recipe as a device comment, a barcode reading of “REC60” will be
accepted (OK).
Delimiter for ignoring comment beyond specified character...All the device comment
character string beyond this delimiter is ignored.
For example, if a comment delimiter code such as “%” is specified, and if REC32%6060
is entered in the recipe as a device comment, a barcode reading of “RECT32” will be
accepted (OK).