Specifications
Table Of Contents
- Overview
- Configuration
- Configuration Profiles
- General Profile Settings
- Configuring Devices
- Activating Tag Actions
- Validation Constraints
- Audible Alert Sound Events
- Data Collection and Validation
- Importing and Exporting
- Tools
- Tag Actions
- Tag Action Manager
- Tag Action Settings and Commands
- Tip: the Replace command will import tag codes much faster than the Import command. Use the Import command only when appending a relatively small number of tag codes (less than 25k) to a tag action.
- Tip: the Delete All and Replace commands will generate a lot of empty space in the P3 database. We recommend running the Compact and Repair utility after running any of these commands to optimize the database.
- Tag Actions and Data Entry
- Digitizer Maps
- Searching Data
- Replacing Data Values
- Merging Tag Sessions
- Dot-Out Wizard
- Remove Dot-Outs
- Duplicate Viewer
- Validation Codes
- Database Maintenance
- Tag Actions
- Appendix
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Hardware Support
- Troubleshooting Common Tag Reader Problems
- Troubleshooting Common Digitizer Tablets Problems
- Digitizer Tablet Doesn't Register Pen Clicks
- WinTab Digitizer Tablet Won't Communicate with a PC
- ASCII Digitizer Tablet Won't Communicate with a PC via Serial Port
- Digitizer Tablet doesn't Communicate with P3
- Digitizer Tablet is Sending the Wrong Commands
- Digitizer Tablet is Sending Wrong Lengths
- Digitizer Tablet Hangs P3 when Connected via Baytech Multiport
- Operating the Destron 400 kHz Benchtop Tag Reader
- Configuring Calcomp Drawing Board III
- Index

Tools
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Duplicate detail records are initially ordered from older to new records, grouped
together by tag codes in ascending order; the columns are ordered by 'Tag Code',
'Created On' and finally 'Record #'. Clicking on any columns will reorder the viewer.
The 'Tag Code' column is fixed, so that it will always be displayed when scrolling the
viewer horizontally. Selecting a record in the 'Dot-Out' column will mark that record
for the 'Dot-Out Duplicates' command, described below.
The Duplicate Viewer has these features:
• Order any column by clicking on that column. Click on the same column
again toggles the order from ascending to descending.
• To search for a record, click any cell associated with a column and begin
typing. The viewer will automatically scroll as it matches values in the same
column as you type.
• Right-Clicking the viewer will display a pop-up menu with these commands:
• Select All will a select all records under the 'Dot-Out' column.
• Select All But First Duplicate' command will select all duplicate
detail records except for the first instance (or the oldest record). This
command only works if the viewer is in the original order.
• Select All But Last Duplicate' similar to the command above, but
instead it will select all duplicate detail records except the last instance
(or the newest record).
• Invert Selection command will toggle the 'dot-out' selection for all
records.
• Select Tag Session... allows the user to change the selection of tag
sessions to search for duplicate tag records. The original selection of
tag session is preserved each time this command is executed.
• Dot-Out Duplicates... this command will automatically dot-out each
records selected under the 'dot-out' column. Before this command is
processed, the user is prompted to confirm to continue the process. In
addition, the user can apply conditional and/or textual comments to
each record that will be dot-out.