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# What is the Number of Codes used for?

You can read multiple types of codes at the same time. In this case, provide the number of codes that will be read under Number of Codes. Max. OCR codes then have to be provided, determining the number of OCR strings that will be read (for example, Number of Codes is 3, Max. OCR codes is 1, then 3 codes will be read, and one will be OCR from these, and 2 will be of other code type, for example, DataMatrix). The rest of the maximum codes can be set up in the linked Symbology settings pane.

Allow partial results: If ticked, this option causes the device to report a good read even if it could not find all the codes set up under Number of Codes and Max. OCR codes. If you are using symbology fixturing, or want to read codes other than OCR, then keep Allow partial results checked!

Allow OCR to always report a good read: If ticked, this option causes the device to report bad reads as good reads so that users can see how individual characters were read. A green frame indicates a good read, a blue frame indicates that the read was in the lower 25% of the accept threshold, a yellow frame indicates that the confidence score is lower than the confidence threshold, and a red frame indicates that it is a bad read. Note that this option is automatically un-ticked when Setup Tool disconnects from the device.

Note: DM050,DM060,DM070,DMAE50,DM150,DM260,DM300,DM360,DM503,MX-1500