How do I use the front stamp on SB1500 and SB1600 transports?

How do I use the front stamp on SB1500 and SB1600 transports?

The SB1500 and SB1600 do not have the ability to sense the presence of the front stamp.   

If your transport has a stamp and you would like to use it, set the FrontStampPresent option under the SB1x00 section in SB1k_Orion_Plugin.ini.
  1. [SB1x00]
  2. FrontStampPresent = true

This can be accomplished programmatically by calling:
  1. m_Ranger.SetDriverOption( "SB1x00", "FrontStampPresent", "true");

Please send any questions regarding this limitation to: customer.service@seacbanche.com
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