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# Read Setups: Ribbon Menu

The ribbon menu can be found above the table view style grid. Its contents and active icons may change in line with the selection of cells, rows, or columns in the grid. The menu is separated into several groups.

- Table View: Use the Add Setup button to add a read setup. In the window that pops up, you can decide if you want to use default values for the new Setup, or if you want to copy values from an existing Setup. The Delete Setup button is used to delete the selected read setup(s). The Change Order button opens a pop-up box where you can rearrange the order of read setups. The setups will be renumbered consecutively.

- Starting Setup: If multiple setups are enabled, the reader goes through all of them and stops acquiring images after it has read a code. To read the next code, you can decide if the reader will start going through the setups starting from a selected one or from the last successful decode. Here you can pick this starting setup from a drop-down list. Alternatively, select Last Successful Decode to select the read setup with the last successful decode as starting setup.

- Editing: Use Copy (or Ctrl+C on the keyboard) to copy a value from the currently selected cell. Paste can only be used in the same row or in any text editor. Reset Values is used to reset the value(s) of the selected cell(s).

- Highlighting: Buttons and settings in this menu group provide options to highlight specific cell backgrounds. With the Non-Default Values setting, cells that have non-default values are highlighted (this may be different in a single row for different devices or read setups). The Difference to Reference setting highlights cells that have different values from the cell in the same row of the reference read setup (and device). The third setting is selected, all values and headers are highlighted that contain the text specified in the textbox. Additionally, the contained text itself is highlighted with a different text background. Pressing Enter applies the function of the Show Highlighted Rows Only button as well.

  When enabled, Show Highlighted Rows Only collapses all nodes that do not have any sub-node that is highlighted. When activated, the Set Reference Read Setup specifies the read setup (and device) that is used as a reference when the Difference to Reference highlighting mode is used. When the button is active, the currently selected cell’s column (read setup) becomes the reference setup. The current reference setup is marked in the setup name header row.

- Filtering: Read Setup settings is set automatically, allowing to see only settings that are read setup dependent. Set Global settings to see only settings that can not have different values in different read setups. Set All settings to see all settings at once. If an entry has values in more read setups, they are visible in different columns.

- Other: Use Expand All Rows to expand all the rows that have been collapsed in the grid. Use Collapse All Rows to collapse all expanded rows in the grid. Reset Layout recalculates the column widths to use up all available space. If the available space is not enough, a minimum column width is applied.

Note: default, DMAE50, DM050, DM060, DM070, DM080, DM150, DM260, DM280, DM290, DM300, DM360, DM370, DM380, DM390, DM470, DM503, DM580, DM7500, DM8000,DM8050, DM8070, DM8600, DM8700, MX-1000, MX-1500