Configuring Barcodes

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Programming Honeywell® 1400g2D Scanner to Scan 2D Barcodes

You must program the scanner because 2D barcodes terminate variable length data contained in the translated barcode with a “group separator” sequence that the scanner passes as a hexadecimal x1D. Programming the scanner replaces the hexadecimal character x1D with hexadecimal character x23. To scan 2D barcodes, your scanner must: Support scanning of GS1 Datamatrix 2D barcodes. Allow for substitution of a scanned code for another code when transmitting. Following is an example of GS1 Datamatrix 2D barcode: For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the latest Configuration Guide forNextGen®Medication Inventory Control. Parent topic: Configuring Barcodes

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Print Barcode Labels

You can print barcode labels for specific medications or all the medications of a practice on the Barcode Configuration system template. From the File menu, select System \ Practice Template. The Select Template window opens. In the Show section, select All. Double-click Specialty Config Home, or select it and then select OK. The Specialty Config Home system template opens. In Specialty System Sidebar, select Barcode Configuration. The Barcode Configuration system template opens. Barcode Configuration Template In the Location and Sub-Location field, select the desired location and sub-location respectively. From the Format style of document section, select the desired format for barcode labels to be printed. From the Items to Display on the document section, select the options corresponding to information to be printed on the barcode labels. The Sample of layout section displays preview of the barcode labels to be printed. Optional: To print barcode labels for the specific medications,

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Program Honeywell 1400g2D Scanner

You need to scan several barcodes in sequence to program the scanner. These barcodes represent individual numbers, letters, and functions. Scan the following barcode to put the scannner in the programming mode. Using the programming chart, scan the barcodes corresponding to following numbers in the given sequence. 0, 0, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, E, 4, 0, 2, 1, D, 2, 3, F, 7, E, 9, 0, and 0 Scan the following barcode to save the configurations done earlier. To discard the configurations, scan the following barcode. Parent topic: Configuring Barcodes

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Configuring NextGen® Medication Inventory Control

You can use the system or practice templates to configure the NextGen® Medication Inventory Control medical record templates and manage your inventory based on your requirements. General Information Medication Picklist Template Configuring Medication Information and Billing Rules You can configure billing information for medications dispensed or administered and radiology tests done in your practice. Admin Configuration Template Miscellaneous Configuration Template Invoice Configuration Template Inventory Management Template Configuring Immunizations On the Immunizations Configuration template, you can add immunizations to your inventory. Configuring Barcodes You can configure and print medication barcodes used for documenting dispensing and administration of medications. Generating Reports The reports in the NextGen® Medication Inventory Control help you to manage your inventory. Configuring Tasks You can configure various automatic and manual tasks that are used on the medical record

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Programming Chart

NextGen Healthcare recommends to printing the following pages from the applicable scanner user guide. You can find the scanner user guides on https://sps.honeywell.com/us/en/products/productivity/barcode-scanners/general-purpose-handheld/voyager-1400g-general-duty-scanner#resources. Parent topic: Configuring Barcodes

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Add Medications to the Inventory by Scanning Barcode

You can add medications to the inventory by scanning the barcode printed on the medication package. Note: You cannot add immunizations to the inventory using Scan Barcode button in the Medication Inventory panel on the MICS Inventory Management system template for now. This will be enabled in a future release. However, you can add immunizations to the inventory manually using Immunizations Configuration system template. On the Inventory Management template, expand the Medication Inventory panel. Select the Add option appearing below the medication grid. The results are as follows: The Scan Barcode button appears. The Vendor, Cost, and Invoice # fields appear, if the Require Invoice #s for Items check box is selected on the Invoice Configuration system template. The Received Date field appears displaying today's date, if the Enable Received Date check box is selected on the Miscellaneous Configuration system template. Select Scan Barcode, and scan the barcode printed on the medication p

Configuring Barcodes

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Configuring Barcodes

Programming Honeywell® 1400g2D Scanner to Scan 2D Barcodes

Print Barcode Labels

Program Honeywell 1400g2D Scanner

Configuring NextGen® Medication Inventory Control

Programming Chart

Add Medications to the Inventory by Scanning Barcode