This should get you started...
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Copy the above flow, open your node-red, press ctrl+i, paste in the flow, deploy the flow, open the dashboard (ctrl+shift+d).
It may not be entirely what you want but it should get you started.
When the enter button is pressed (by you or the scanner) a msg will be sent to the debug window. Use the output in msg.payload to do what you need.
