Canmax CM-2D600 User Manual

CM-2D600 User Manual

2D Bluetooth Barcode Scanner

Copy right 2015/01/19©

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1. IMPORTANT NOTICE ___________________________________________________________ 1

1-1. FCC COMPLIANCE _____________________________________________________________ 2

1-2. CONFORMITY WITH TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR SPECIFIED RADIO EQUIPMENT IN JAPAN ____________ 2

1-3. NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION _______________________________________ 2

1-4. ROHS COMPLIANCE ____________________________________________________________ 3

1-5. SAFETY PRECAUTION ___________________________________________________________ 3

2. INTRODUCTION ______________________________________________________________ 5

2-1. PRODUCT FEATURES____________________________________________________________ 6

2-2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATION ________________________________________________________ 6

2-3. PACKAGE INFORMATION _________________________________________________________ 7

2-4. SUPPORTED SYMBOLOGY ________________________________________________________ 8

2-5. PRODUCT OVERVIEW ___________________________________________________________ 9

2-6. MANUAL LAYOUT ____________________________________________________________ 10

2-7. PAGE LAYOUT _______________________________________________________________ 11

3. KNOWING YOUR SCANNER ____________________________________________________ 14

3-1. CONFIGURATION FLOWCHART ____________________________________________________ 15

3-2. LED & BEEPER INDICATIONS _____________________________________________________ 16

3-3. LEVERAGE YOUR SCANNER WITH BUTTON TRIGGERS _____________________________________ 17

3-3.1. SCAN ACTION _____________________________________________________________ 18

3-3.2. MODE SWITCH ____________________________________________________________ 18

3-3.3. TURN ON/OFF CHARGE _______________________________________________________ 18

3-3.4. DELETION OF ONE SINGLE DATA _________________________________________________ 18

3-3.5. DELETION OF ALL TRANSMITTED DATA _____________________________________________ 19

3-3.6. TRANSMISSION OF SAVED BARCODE ______________________________________________ 19

3-3.7. PAIRING WITH BLUETOOTH DEVICES ______________________________________________ 19

4. QUICK START _______________________________________________________________ 20

4-1. CONFIGURATION FLOWCHART ____________________________________________________ 21

4-2. SET UP YOUR SCANNER _________________________________________________________ 21

4-2-1. OPERATION MODE __________________________________________________________ 21

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4-2-2. OUTPUT INTERFACE IN CABLE MODE ______________________________________________ 22

4-3. BASIC SCANNER OPERATIONS ____________________________________________________ 22

4-3-1. MODE SWITCH ____________________________________________________________ 22

4-3-2. TRANSMIT ALL BARCODE DATA __________________________________________________ 23

4-3-3. CLEAR ALL SAVED BARCODE DATA ________________________________________________ 23

4-3-4. CLEAR ONE SINGLE BARCODE DATA _______________________________________________ 23

4-3-5. AUTO-DELETE ALL TRANSMITTED DATA ____________________________________________ 24

4-3-6. ATTEMPT FIRMWARE UPDATE __________________________________________________ 24

4-4. HOW TO MAKE YOUR SCANNER WORK WITH BLUETOOTH DONGLE A-302 ______________________ 24

4-4-1. PAIR WITH BLUETOOTH DONGLE A-302 ____________________________________________ 24

4-4-2. DISABLE PAIRING FUNCTION____________________________________________________ 25

4-4-3. TYPE OF BLUETOOTH CONNECTION _______________________________________________ 25

5. ESTABLISH A BLUETOOTH CONNECTION __________________________________________ 26

5-1. BLUETOOTH CONNECTION REFERENCE CHART _________________________________________ 27

5-2. SET UP YOUR OWN BLUETOOTH CONNECTION _________________________________________ 28

5-2-1. SLAVE CONNECTION MODE ____________________________________________________ 28

5-2-2. MASTER CONNECTION MODE __________________________________________________ 36

5-2-3. HID CONNECTION MODE _____________________________________________________ 44

5-2-4. IOS CONNECTION MODE ______________________________________________________ 51

5-2-5. BLUETOOTH DONGLE A303 CONNECTION MODE _____________________________________ 57

5-2-6. BLUETOOTH DONGLE A302 CONNECTION MODE _____________________________________ 65

6. GENERAL CONFIGURATION ____________________________________________________ 72

6-1. HOST INTERFACE _____________________________________________________________ 73

6-1-1. RESTORE THE SETTING________________________________________________________ 73

6-1-2. RESTORE THE SYMBOLOGY SETTING _______________________________________________ 73

6-1-3. RETRIEVE FIRMWARE INFORMATION ______________________________________________ 73

6-1-4. ABORT THE CONFIGURATION ___________________________________________________ 73

6-1-5. UPDATE FIRMWARE _________________________________________________________ 73

6-1-6. ENABLE/DISABLE AUTOMATIC BATTERY CHARGER _____________________________________ 74

6-1-7. BLUETOOTH PAIRING _________________________________________________________ 74

6-2. SYSTEM CONTROL ____________________________________________________________ 74

6-2-1. AVAILABLE OPERATION MODES __________________________________________________ 74

6-2-2. SET DATE FORMAT __________________________________________________________ 75

6-2-3. SET TIME FORMAT __________________________________________________________ 76

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6-2-4. SET CHARGE RATE __________________________________________________________ 76

6-2-5. SET THE WORKFLOW OF OPERATION MODES SWITCH ___________________________________ 76

6-2-6. ENABLE/DISABLE BUZZER _____________________________________________________ 77

6-2-7. SET THE WARNING BUZZER VOLUME ______________________________________________ 77

6-2-8. ENABLE/DISABLE VIBRATOR ____________________________________________________ 77

6-2-9. ENABLE/DISABLE HEADER _____________________________________________________ 78

6-2-10. ENABLE/DISABLE SERIAL NUMBER INFO IN THE HEADER _________________________________ 78

6-2-11. ENABLE/DISABLE DATE INFO IN THE HEADER ________________________________________ 78

6-2-12. ENABLE/DISABLE TIME INFO IN THE HEADER ________________________________________ 79

6-2-13. ENABLE/DISABLE RECORD COUNT INFO IN THE HEADER _________________________________ 79

6-2-14. ENABLE/DISABLE FOOTER _____________________________________________________ 79

6-2-15. ENABLE/DISABLE SERIAL NUMBER INFO IN THE FOOTER _________________________________ 80

6-2-16. ENABLE/DISABLE DATE INFO IN THE FOOTER _________________________________________ 80

6-2-17. ENABLE/DISABLE TIME INFO IN THE FOOTER _________________________________________ 80

6-2-18. ENABLE/DISABLE RECORD COUNT INFO IN THE FOOTER _________________________________ 81

6-2-19. SET DATE & TIME ___________________________________________________________ 81

6-2-20. SET DATE SEPARATOR ________________________________________________________ 82

6-2-21. SET TIME SEPARATOR ________________________________________________________ 82

6-2-22. SET TIME-OUT PERIOD FOR CONFIGURATION MODE ___________________________________ 83

6-2-23. SET HEADER INFORMATION ____________________________________________________ 84

6-2-24. SET FOOTER INFORMATION ____________________________________________________ 85

6-3. SCANNER COMMANDS _________________________________________________________ 85

6-3-1. SET <DLE> ESCAPE CHARACTER _________________________________________________ 86

6-3-2. SET <CMD> ESCAPE CHARACTER ________________________________________________ 87

6-3-3. SET <BAR> ESCAPE CHARACTER _________________________________________________ 88

6-3-4. SET <STX> ESCAPE CHARACTER _________________________________________________ 89

6-3-5. SET <ETX> ESCAPE CHARACTER _________________________________________________ 90

7. SETTING UP YOUR OPERATION MODES ___________________________________________ 91

7-1. OUTPUT STRING STRUCTURE _____________________________________________________ 92

7-2. CABLE MODE _______________________________________________________________ 93

7-2-1. OUTPUT INTERFACE OPTIONS ___________________________________________________ 93

7-2-1-1. Set Data Transfer Rate for SPP ____________________________________________ 93

7-2-1-2. Set Length of Stop Bit for SPP ____________________________________________ 93

7-2-1-3. Set Parity Check for SPP _________________________________________________ 94

7-2-1-4. Set Communication Protocol for SPP _______________________________________ 94

7-2-1-5. Enable/Disable <STX> and <ETX> Escape Characters for SPP ____________________ 95

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7-2-1-6. Enable/Disable <BAR> and <CMD> Escape Characters for SPP ___________________ 95

7-2-1-7. Enable/Disable Command Mode for SPP ____________________________________ 95

7-2-1-8. Set Baud Rate for SPP ___________________________________________________ 96

7-2-1-9. Set Transfer Count for Time Delay for SPP ___________________________________ 97

7-2-1-10. Set Time Delay for a Digit for SPP __________________________________________ 98

7-2-1-11. Set Time Delay for a Record for SPP ________________________________________ 99

7-2-1-12. Set Time Delay for a Specified Digit for SPP _________________________________ 100

7-2-1-13. Set Timeout for SPP ___________________________________________________ 101

7-2-1-14. Set Retransmission Count for SPP ________________________________________ 102

7-2-1-15. Set ACK Timeout for SPP _______________________________________________ 103

7-2-1-16. Set Caps Lock Setting for HID ____________________________________________ 103

7-2-1-17. Enable/Disable Num Lock for HID ________________________________________ 104

7-2-1-18. Enable/Disable Caps Lock Emulation ______________________________________ 105

7-2-1-19. Set IMEs for HID ______________________________________________________ 105

7-2-1-20. Set Character Coding Method for HID _____________________________________ 106

7-2-1-21. Set Operating Syetem for HID ___________________________________________ 106

7-2-1-22. Set Transfer Count for Time Delay for HID __________________________________ 107

7-2-1-23. Set Time Delay for a Digit for HID _________________________________________ 108

7-2-1-24. Set Time Delay for a Record for HID _______________________________________ 109

7-2-1-25. Set Time Delay for a Specified Digit for HID _________________________________ 110

7-2-1-26. Set Timeout for HID ___________________________________________________ 111

7-2-2. SCANNER OPTIONS _________________________________________________________ 112

7-2-2-1. Set Scan Mode _______________________________________________________ 112

7-2-2-2. Set Output Interface ___________________________________________________ 112

7-2-2-3. Set Small Trigger Functionality ___________________________________________ 113

7-2-2-4. Set Composite Triggers Functionality ______________________________________ 113

7-2-2-5. Set Good Read Buzzer Volume ___________________________________________ 114

7-2-2-6. Set Warning Buzzer Volume _____________________________________________ 114

7-2-2-7. Set Mode Event Buzzer Volume __________________________________________ 115

7-2-2-8. Enabl/Disable Battery Charge ___________________________________________ 115

7-2-2-9. Enable/Disable Good Read Vibrator_______________________________________ 115

7-2-2-10. Enable/Disable Warning Vibrator _________________________________________ 116

7-2-2-11. Enable/Disable Mode Event Vibrator ______________________________________ 116

7-2-2-12. Enable/Disable Good Read Buzzer ________________________________________ 116

7-2-2-13. Enable/Disable Warning Buzzer __________________________________________ 117

7-2-2-14. Enable/Disable Mode Event Buzzer _______________________________________ 117

7-2-2-15. Set Good Read Buzzer Frequency ________________________________________ 118

7-2-2-16. Set Good Read Buzzer Duration __________________________________________ 118

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7-2-2-17. Set Hibernation Duration _______________________________________________ 119

7-2-2-18. Set Activation Duration ________________________________________________ 120

7-2-2-19. Set Idle Duration ______________________________________________________ 121

7-2-2-20. Set Standby Duration __________________________________________________ 122

7-2-3. OUTPUT EDITING OPTIONS ___________________________________________________ 123

7-2-3-1. Enable/Disable Preamble Code __________________________________________ 123

7-2-3-2. Enable/Disable Postamble Code _________________________________________ 123

7-2-3-3. Enable/Disable Prefix Code _____________________________________________ 124

7-2-3-4. Enable/Disable Suffix Code _____________________________________________ 124

7-2-3-5. Enable/Disable Code ID ________________________________________________ 124

7-2-3-6. Set Position of Code ID _________________________________________________ 125

7-2-3-7. Enable/Disable Barcode Length Info ______________________________________ 125

7-2-3-8. Enable/Disable Symbology Name ________________________________________ 125

7-2-3-9. Enable/Disable Control Code Info ________________________________________ 126

7-2-3-10. Enable/Disable Delimiter _______________________________________________ 126

7-2-3-11. Set Timestamps Positioning _____________________________________________ 126

7-2-3-12. Enable/Disable Date Information _________________________________________ 127

7-2-3-13. Enable/Disable Time Information ________________________________________ 127

7-2-3-14. Set Type of Case Conversion ____________________________________________ 127

7-2-3-15. Set Delimiter Between Time/Date Stamps and Barcode Data ___________________ 128

7-2-3-16. Set Delimiter Between Date and Time Stamps ______________________________ 128

7-2-3-17. Set Preamble Code ____________________________________________________ 129

7-2-3-18. Set Postamble Code ___________________________________________________ 130

7-2-3-19. Set Prefix Code _______________________________________________________ 131

7-2-3-20. Set Suffix Code _______________________________________________________ 132

7-3. MEMORY MODE ____________________________________________________________ 133

7-3-1. SCANNER OPTIONS _________________________________________________________ 133

7-3-1-1 Set Scan Mode _______________________________________________________ 133

7-3-1-2 Set Output Interface ___________________________________________________ 133

7-3-1-3 Set Small Trigger Functionality ___________________________________________ 134

7-3-1-4 Set Composite Triggers Functionality ______________________________________ 135

7-3-1-5 Enable/Disable Battery Charge __________________________________________ 135

7-3-1-6 Set Good Read Buzzer Volume ___________________________________________ 135

7-3-1-7 Set Warning Buzzer Volume _____________________________________________ 136

7-3-1-8 Set Mode Event Buzzer Volume __________________________________________ 136

7-3-1-9 Enable/Disable Good Read Vibrator_______________________________________ 137

7-3-1-10 Enable/Disable Warning Vibrator _________________________________________ 137

7-3-1-11 Enable/Disable Mode Event Vibrator ______________________________________ 137

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7-3-1-12 Enable/Disable Good Read Buzzer ________________________________________ 138

7-3-1-13 Enable/Disable Warning Buzzer __________________________________________ 138

7-3-1-14 Enable/Disable Mode Buzzer ____________________________________________ 138

7-3-1-15 Set Data Transmission Unit______________________________________________ 139

7-3-1-16 Deletion of Transmitted Data ____________________________________________ 139

7-3-1-17 Enable/Disable Header Info _____________________________________________ 139

7-3-1-18 Enable/Disable Footer Info ______________________________________________ 140

7-3-1-19. Set Good Read Buzzer Frequency ________________________________________ 140

7-3-1-20. Set Good Read Buzzer Duration __________________________________________ 140

7-3-1-21. Set Hibernation Duration _______________________________________________ 141

7-3-1-22. Set Activation Duration ________________________________________________ 142

7-3-1-23. Set Idle Duration ______________________________________________________ 143

7-3-1-24. Set Standby Duration __________________________________________________ 144

7-3-2. OUTPUT EDITING OPTIONS ___________________________________________________ 145

7-3-2-1. Enable/Disable Preamble Code __________________________________________ 145

7-3-2-2. Enable/Disable Postamble Code _________________________________________ 145

7-3-2-3. Enable/Disable Prefix Code _____________________________________________ 146

7-3-2-4. Enable/Disable Suffix Code _____________________________________________ 146

7-3-2-5. Enable/Disable Code ID ________________________________________________ 146

7-3-2-6. Set Position of Code ID _________________________________________________ 147

7-3-2-7. Enable/Disable Barcode Length Info ______________________________________ 147

7-3-2-8. Enable/Disable Symbology Name ________________________________________ 147

7-3-2-9. Enable/Disable Control Code Info ________________________________________ 148

7-3-2-10. Enable/Disable Delimiter _______________________________________________ 148

7-3-2-11. Set Timestamps Positioning _____________________________________________ 148

7-3-2-12. Enable/Disable Date Information _________________________________________ 149

7-3-2-13. Enable/Disable Time Information ________________________________________ 149

7-3-2-14. Reject Same _________________________________________________________ 149

7-3-2-15. Set Type of Case Conversion ____________________________________________ 150

7-3-2-16. Set Delimiter Between Date/Time Stamps and Barcode Data ___________________ 150

7-3-2-17. Set Delimiter Between Date and Time Stamps ______________________________ 151

7-3-2-18. Set Preamble Code ____________________________________________________ 151

7-3-2-19. Set Postamble Code ___________________________________________________ 152

7-3-2-20. Set Prefix Code _______________________________________________________ 153

7-3-2-21. Set Suffix Code _______________________________________________________ 153

7-4. BLUETOOTH MODE __________________________________________________________ 155

7-4-1. OUTPUT INTERFACE OPTIONS __________________________________________________ 155

7-4-1-1. Set Communication Protocol for SPP ______________________________________ 155

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7-4-1-2. Enable/Disable <STX> and <ETX> Escape Characters for SPP ___________________ 156

7-4-1-3. Enable/Disable <BAR> and <CMD> Escape Characters for SPP __________________ 156

7-4-1-4. Enable/Disable Command Mode for SPP ___________________________________ 156

7-4-1-5. Set Transfer Count for Time Delay for SPP __________________________________ 157

7-4-1-6. Set Time Delay for a Digit for SPP _________________________________________ 158

7-4-1-7. Set Time Delay for a Record for SPP _______________________________________ 159

7-4-1-8. Set Time Delay for a Specified Digit for SPP _________________________________ 160

7-4-1-9. Set Timeout for SPP ___________________________________________________ 161

7-4-1-10. Set Retransmission Count for SPP ________________________________________ 162

7-4-1-11. Set ACK Timeout for SPP _______________________________________________ 163

7-4-1-12. Set Caps Lock Setting for HID ____________________________________________ 163

7-4-1-13. Enable/Disable Num Lock for HID ________________________________________ 164

7-4-1-14. Set IMEs for HID ______________________________________________________ 165

7-4-1-15. Set Character Coding Method for HID _____________________________________ 166

7-4-1-16. Set Transfer Count for Time Delay for HID __________________________________ 166

7-4-1-17. Set Time Delay for a Digit for HID _________________________________________ 167

7-4-1-18. Set Time Delay for a Record for HID _______________________________________ 168

7-4-1-19. Set Time Delay for a Specified Digit for HID _________________________________ 169

7-4-1-20. Set Timeout for HID ___________________________________________________ 170

7-4-1-21. Set PIN Code _________________________________________________________ 171

7-4-1-22. Set Bluetooth address _________________________________________________ 172

7-4-1-23. Set Machine Name ____________________________________________________ 173

7-4-1-24. Set Bluetooth address for Dongle A302/A303 _______________________________ 174

7-4-1-25. Set Machine Name for Dongle A302/A303 _________________________________ 175

7-4-2. SCANNER OPTIONS _________________________________________________________ 176

7-4-2-1. Set Scan Mode _______________________________________________________ 176

7-4-2-2. Set Output Interface ___________________________________________________ 176

7-4-2-3. Set Small Trigger Functionality ___________________________________________ 177

7-4-2-4. Set Composite Triggers Functionality ______________________________________ 177

7-4-2-5. Enable/Disable Battery Charge __________________________________________ 178

7-4-2-6. Set Good Read Buzzer Volume ___________________________________________ 178

7-4-2-7. Set Warning Buzzer Volume _____________________________________________ 178

7-4-2-8. Set Mode Event Buzzer Volume __________________________________________ 179

7-4-2-9. Enable/Disable Good Read Vibrator_______________________________________ 179

7-4-2-10. Enable/Disable Warning Vibrator _________________________________________ 180

7-4-2-11. Enable/Disable Mode Event Vibrator ______________________________________ 180

7-4-2-12. Enable/Disable Good Read Buzzer ________________________________________ 180

7-4-2-13. Enable/Disable Warning Buzzer __________________________________________ 181

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7-4-2-14. Enable/Disable Mode Buzzer ____________________________________________ 181

7-4-2-15. Set Pairing Timeout ___________________________________________________ 182

7-4-2-16. Set Good Read Buzzer Frequency ________________________________________ 182

7-4-2-17. Set Good Read Buzzer Duration __________________________________________ 183

7-4-2-18. Set Hibernation Duration _______________________________________________ 184

7-4-2-19. Set Activation Duration ________________________________________________ 185

7-4-2-20. Set Idle Duration ______________________________________________________ 185

7-4-2-21. Set Standby Duration __________________________________________________ 186

7-4-3. OUTPUT EDITING OPTIONS ___________________________________________________ 187

7-4-3-1. Enable/Disable Preamble Code __________________________________________ 187

7-4-3-2. Enable/Disable Postamble Code _________________________________________ 187

7-4-3-3. Enable/Disable Prefix Code _____________________________________________ 188

7-4-3-4. Enable/Disable Suffix Code _____________________________________________ 188

7-4-3-5. Enable/Disable Code ID ________________________________________________ 188

7-4-3-6. Set Position of Code ID _________________________________________________ 189

7-4-3-7. Enable/Disable Barcode Length Info ______________________________________ 189

7-4-3-8. Enable/Disable Symbology Name ________________________________________ 189

7-4-3-9. Enable/Disable Control Code Info ________________________________________ 190

7-4-3-10. Enable/Disable Delimiter _______________________________________________ 190

7-4-3-11. Set Timestamps Positioning _____________________________________________ 190

7-4-3-12. Enable/Disable Date Information _________________________________________ 191

7-4-3-13. Enable/Disable Time Information ________________________________________ 191

7-4-3-14. Set Type of Case Conversion ____________________________________________ 191

7-4-3-15. Set Delimiter Between Date/Time Stamps and Barcode Data ___________________ 192

7-4-3-16. Set Delimiter Between Date and Time Stamps ______________________________ 192

7-4-3-17. Set Preamble Code ____________________________________________________ 193

7-4-3-18. Set Postamble Code ___________________________________________________ 194

7-4-3-19. Set Prefix Code _______________________________________________________ 194

7-4-3-20. Set Suffix Code _______________________________________________________ 195

8. CONFIGURING SYMBOLOGY __________________________________________________ 196

8-1. DEFAULT SETTING ___________________________________________________________ 197

8-2. AUPOST __________________________________________________________________ 198

8-2-1. ENABLE/DISABLE AUPOST ____________________________________________________ 198

8-2-2. SET CODE ID FOR AUPOST ____________________________________________________ 198

8-3. AZTEC ___________________________________________________________________ 199

8-3-1 ENABLE/DISABLE AZTEC _____________________________________________________ 199

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8-3-2 CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 199

8-3-3 SET CODE ID FOR AZTEC _____________________________________________________ 200

8-3-4 SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 200

8-4. UKPOST _________________________________________________________________ 201

8-4-1. ENABLE/DISABLE UKPOST ____________________________________________________ 201

8-4-2. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 202

8-4-3. SET CODE ID FOR UKPOST ____________________________________________________ 202

8-5. CAPOST __________________________________________________________________ 203

8-5-1. ENABLE/DISABLE CAPOST ____________________________________________________ 203

8-5-2. SET CODE ID FOR CAPOST ____________________________________________________ 203

8-6. CODABAR ________________________________________________________________ 204

8-6-1. ENABLE/DISABLE CODABAR ___________________________________________________ 204

8-6-2. CONFIGURE START/STOP CHARACTERS ____________________________________________ 204

8-6-3. CONFIGURE CONCATENATION MODE _____________________________________________ 205

8-6-4. ENABLE/DISABLE CONCATENATION ______________________________________________ 205

8-6-5. ENABLE/DISABLE CLSI LIBRARY SYSTEM ___________________________________________ 205

8-6-6. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 206

8-6-7. VERIFY CHECK DIGIT ________________________________________________________ 206

8-6-8. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 206

8-6-9. SET CODE ID FOR CODABAR ___________________________________________________ 207

8-6-10. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 207

8-7. CODABLOCK _______________________________________________________________ 209

8-7-1. ENABLE/DISABLE CODABLOCK A ________________________________________________ 209

8-7-2. ENABLE/DISABLE CODABLOCK F ________________________________________________ 209

8-7-3. SET CODE ID FOR CODABLOCK A _______________________________________________ 209

8-7-4. SET CODE ID FOR CODABLOCK F ________________________________________________ 210

8-8. CODE11 _________________________________________________________________ 211

8-8-1. ENABLE/DISABLE CODE11 ____________________________________________________ 211

8-8-2. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 211

8-8-3. VERIFY CHECK DIGIT ________________________________________________________ 211

8-8-4. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 212

8-8-5. SET CODE ID FOR CODE11 ____________________________________________________ 212

8-8-6. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 213

8-9. CODE39 _________________________________________________________________ 214

8-9-1. ENABLE/DISABLE CODE39 ____________________________________________________ 214

8-9-2. TRANSMIT START/STOP DELIMITERS _____________________________________________ 214

8-9-3. TRUNCATE LEADING ZEROS ___________________________________________________ 214

8-9-4. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 215

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8-9-5. CONFIGURE CHECKSUM TYPE __________________________________________________ 215

8-9-6. SET CODE ID FOR CODE39 ____________________________________________________ 215

8-9-7. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 216

8-9-8. REMOVE LEADING CHARACTERS FOR CODE39 _______________________________________ 217

8-9-9. REMOVE TRAILING CHARACTERS FOR CODE39 ______________________________________ 218

8-10. CODE93 _________________________________________________________________ 219

8-10-1. ENABLE/DISABLE CODE93 ____________________________________________________ 219

8-10-2. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 219

8-10-3. SET CODE ID FOR CODE93 ____________________________________________________ 219

8-10-4. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 220

8-11. CODE128 ________________________________________________________________ 222

8-11-1. ENABLE/DISABLE CODE128 ___________________________________________________ 222

8-11-2. ENABLE/DISABLE ISBT128 ___________________________________________________ 222

8-11-3. ENABLE/DISABLE GS1-128 ___________________________________________________ 222

8-11-4. READ TOLERANCE __________________________________________________________ 222

8-11-5. ENABLE/DISABLE AIM ID FOR GS1-128 __________________________________________ 223

8-11-6. ENABLE/DISABLE GTIN PROCESSING _____________________________________________ 223

8-11-7. VERIFY CHECK DIGIT ________________________________________________________ 223

8-11-8. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 224

8-11-9. TRANSMIT AIM IDENTIFIER ___________________________________________________ 224

8-11-10. TRANSMIT APPLICATION IDENTIFIER______________________________________________ 225

8-11-11. SET DECODING SCHEME FOR UNCONVENTIONAL GS1-128 ______________________________ 225

8-11-12. SET SEPARATOR FOR CODE128 _________________________________________________ 226

8-11-13. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 227

8-11-14. SET CODE ID FOR CODE128 ___________________________________________________ 228

8-11-15. SET CODE ID FOR GS1-128 ___________________________________________________ 228

8-12. DATA MATRIX ______________________________________________________________ 230

8-12-1. ENABLE/DISABLE DATA MATRIX ________________________________________________ 230

8-12-2. ENABLE/DISABLE MIRRORED DATA MATRIX ________________________________________ 230

8-12-3. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 230

8-12-4. SET CODE ID FOR DATA MATRIX ________________________________________________ 231

8-12-5. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 231

8-13. NI POST __________________________________________________________________ 233

8-13-1. ENABLE/DISABLE NI POST ____________________________________________________ 233

8-13-2. SET CODE ID FOR NI POST ____________________________________________________ 233

8-14. WORLD PRODUCT CODE _______________________________________________________ 234

8-14-1. ENABLE/DISABLE UPC-A ____________________________________________________ 234

8-14-2. ENABLE/DISABLE UPC-E _____________________________________________________ 234

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8-14-3. ENABLE/DISABLE EAN-13 ____________________________________________________ 234

8-14-4. ENABLE/DISABLE EAN-8 _____________________________________________________ 235

8-14-5. CONVERT UPC-A TO EAN-13 _________________________________________________ 235

8-14-6. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT FOR UPC-A _____________________________________________ 235

8-14-7. ENABLE/DISABLE UPC-E1 ____________________________________________________ 235

8-14-8. CONVERT UPC-E TO UPC-A __________________________________________________ 236

8-14-9. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT FOR UPC-E _____________________________________________ 236

8-14-10. CONVERT EAN-13 TO ISBN ___________________________________________________ 236

8-14-11. CONVERT EAN-13 TO ISMN __________________________________________________ 236

8-14-12. CONVERT EAN-13 TO ISSN ___________________________________________________ 237

8-14-13. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT FOR EAN-13 ____________________________________________ 237

8-14-14. CONVERT EAN-8 TO EAN-13 _________________________________________________ 237

8-14-15. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT FOR EAN-8 _____________________________________________ 237

8-14-16. ENABLE/DISABLE 2-DIGIT ADD-ON SYMBOL ________________________________________ 238

8-14-17. ENABLE/DISABLE 5-DIGIT ADD-ON SYMBOL ________________________________________ 238

8-14-18. ENABLE/DISABLE GTIN PROCESSING _____________________________________________ 238

8-14-19. SET CODE ID FOR UPC-A ____________________________________________________ 239

8-14-20. SET CODE ID FOR UPC-E _____________________________________________________ 239

8-14-21. SET CODE ID FOR EAN-13 ___________________________________________________ 240

8-14-22. SET CODE ID FOR EAN-8 ____________________________________________________ 241

8-15. GS1 COMPOSITE ____________________________________________________________ 242

8-15-1. ENABLE/DISABLE COMPOSITE CODE A/B __________________________________________ 242

8-15-2. ENABLE/DISABLE COMPOSITE CODE C ____________________________________________ 242

8-15-3. TRANSMIT LINEAR COMPONENTS _______________________________________________ 242

8-15-4. TRANSMIT AIM IDENTIFIER ___________________________________________________ 242

8-15-5. TRANSMIT APPLICATION IDENTIFIER______________________________________________ 243

8-15-6. UPC/EAN MESSAGE DECODING ________________________________________________ 243

8-15-7. SET CODE ID FOR COMPOSITE CODE A/B __________________________________________ 244

8-15-8. SET CODE ID FOR COMPOSITE CODE C ____________________________________________ 244

8-16. GS1 DATABAR _____________________________________________________________ 246

8-16-1. ENABLE/DISABLE GS1 DATABAR OMNIDIRECTIONAL __________________________________ 246

8-16-2. ENABLE/DISABLE GS1 DATABAR LIMITED __________________________________________ 246

8-16-3. ENABLE/DISABLE GS1 DATABAR EXPANDED ________________________________________ 246

8-16-4. TRANSMIT AIM IDENTIFIER ___________________________________________________ 247

8-16-5. TRANSMIT APP IDENTIFIER ___________________________________________________ 247

8-16-6. SET CODE ID FOR GS1 DATABAR OMNIDIRECTIONAL __________________________________ 247

8-16-7. SET CODE ID FOR GS1 DATABAR LIMITED _________________________________________ 248

8-16-8. SET CODE ID FOR GS1 DATABAR EXPANDED ________________________________________ 249

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8-17. INFO MAIL ________________________________________________________________ 250

8-17-1. ENABLE/DISABLE INFO MAIL __________________________________________________ 250

8-17-2. SET CODE ID FOR INFO MAIL __________________________________________________ 250

8-18. INTELLIGENT MAIL ___________________________________________________________ 251

8-18-1. ENABLE/DISABLE INTELLIGENT MAIL _____________________________________________ 251

8-18-2. SET CODE ID FOR INTELLIGENT MAIL _____________________________________________ 251

8-19. INTERLEAVE25 _____________________________________________________________ 252

8-19-1. ENABLE/DISABLE INTERLEAVE25 ________________________________________________ 252

8-19-2. READ TOLERANCE __________________________________________________________ 252

8-19-3. CONFIGURE CHECKSUM TYPE __________________________________________________ 252

8-19-4. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 253

8-19-5. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 253

8-19-6. SET CODE ID FOR INTERLEAVE25 _______________________________________________ 253

8-19-7. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 254

8-20. JP POST __________________________________________________________________ 256

8-20-1. ENABLE/DISABLE JP POST ____________________________________________________ 256

8-20-2. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 256

8-20-3. SET CODE ID FOR JP POST ____________________________________________________ 256

8-21. MATRIX 25 _______________________________________________________________ 257

8-21-1. ENABLE/DISABLE MATRIX 25 __________________________________________________ 257

8-21-2. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 257

8-21-3. SET CODE ID FOR MATRIX 25 __________________________________________________ 258

8-21-4. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 258

8-22. MAXICODE________________________________________________________________ 260

8-22-1. ENABLE/DISABLE MAXICODE __________________________________________________ 260

8-22-2. SET CODE ID FOR MAXICODE __________________________________________________ 260

8-23. MSI ____________________________________________________________________ 261

8-23-1 ENABLE/DISABLE MSI ______________________________________________________ 261

8-23-2 CONFIGURE CHECKSUM TYPE __________________________________________________ 261

8-23-3 TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 261

8-23-4 CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 262

8-23-5 SET CODE ID FOR MSI ______________________________________________________ 262

8-23-6 SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 263

8-24. PDF417 _________________________________________________________________ 264

8-24-1. ENABLE/DISABLE PDF417 ___________________________________________________ 264

8-24-2. ENABLE/DISABLE MICRO PDF417 ______________________________________________ 264

8-24-3. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 264

8-24-4. SET CODE ID FOR PDF417 ___________________________________________________ 264

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8-24-5. SET CODE ID FOR MICRO PDF 417 ______________________________________________ 265

8-25. PLANET _________________________________________________________________ 266

8-25-1. ENABLE/DISABLE PLANET ___________________________________________________ 266

8-25-2. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 266

8-25-3. SET CODE ID FOR PLANET ___________________________________________________ 266

8-26. PLESSEY __________________________________________________________________ 268

8-26-1. ENABLE/DISABLE PLESSEY ____________________________________________________ 268

8-26-2. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 268

8-26-3. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 268

8-26-4. SET CODE ID FOR PLESSEY ____________________________________________________ 269

8-26-5. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 269

8-27. POSTNET ________________________________________________________________ 271

8-27-1. ENABLE/DISABLE POSTNET __________________________________________________ 271

8-27-2. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 271

8-27-3. SET CODE ID FOR POSTNET __________________________________________________ 271

8-28. QR CODE _________________________________________________________________ 273

8-28-1. ENABLE/DISABLE QR CODE ___________________________________________________ 273

8-28-2. ENABLE/DISABLE MICRO QR CODE ______________________________________________ 273

8-28-3. ENABLE/DISABLE QR CODE MODEL 1 ____________________________________________ 273

8-28-4. ENABLE/DISABLE INVERSED QR CODE ____________________________________________ 273

8-28-5. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 274

8-28-6. SET CODE ID FOR QR CODE ___________________________________________________ 274

8-28-7. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 275

8-29. INDUSTRIAL 25 _____________________________________________________________ 277

8-29-1. ENABLE/DISABLE INDUSTRIAL 25 _______________________________________________ 277

8-29-2. CONFIGURE CHECKSUM TYPE __________________________________________________ 277

8-29-3. TRANSMIT CHECK DIGIT _____________________________________________________ 277

8-29-4. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 277

8-29-5. SET CODE ID FOR INDUSTRIAL 25 _______________________________________________ 278

8-29-6. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 278

8-30. SWEDEN POST _____________________________________________________________ 280

8-30-1. ENABLE/DISABLE SWEDEN POST ________________________________________________ 280

8-30-2. SET CODE ID FOR SWEDEN POST________________________________________________ 280

8-31. TELEPEN _________________________________________________________________ 281

8-31-1. ENABLE/DISABLE TELEPEN ____________________________________________________ 281

8-31-2. CONFIGURE OUTPUT FORMAT _________________________________________________ 281

8-31-3. CONFIGURE LENGTH QUALIFICATION _____________________________________________ 281

8-31-4. SET CODE ID FOR TELEPEN ____________________________________________________ 282

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8-31-5. SET LENGTH SCALE _________________________________________________________ 282

8-32. TLC 39 __________________________________________________________________ 284

8-32-1. ENABLE/DISABLE TLC 39 ____________________________________________________ 284

8-32-2. SET SECURITY LEVEL FOR TLC 39 _______________________________________________ 284

8-32-3. SET CODE ID FOR TLC 39 ____________________________________________________ 285

APPENDIX A ___________________________________________________________________ 286

DECIMAL/ HEXADECIMAL TABLE _______________________________________________________ 286

ASCII CODE TABLE ________________________________________________________________ 287

APPENDIX B ___________________________________________________________________ 288

TEST CHART ____________________________________________________________________ 288

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Important Notices

1. Important Notice

In compliance with a number of International standards as well as reguations, CM-2D600 is a
highly qualified product at the technical and safety level. In this chapter enumerates the list of
regulations which CM-2D600 complies with for your reference.

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Important Notices

1-1. FCC Compliance

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:

 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

1-2. Conformity with Technical Regulations for specified radio

equipment in Japan

Certificate Number: 204WW81000100

1-3. National Communication Commission

NCC Registration Number: NCC-RCB-05
Qualified serials number on device:

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Important Notices

1-4. RoHS Compliance

The RoHS directive mandates that producers of electrical or electronic equipment sold into
Europe must minimize or eliminate the following materials from their design, as they are
considered health risks:

1. Lead

2. Mercury

3. Cadmium

4. Hexavalent Chromium

5. Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB)

6. Polybrominated biphenyl ethers (PBDE)

Committed to the environment, CanMax Technology makes the necessary changes to our
products in order to comply with RoHS directive. This involves the process of converting the
non-compliant components (for instance, electronics, Pc Boards, etc.) of our products into
the compliant ones. We also improve the assembly processes to ensure the full compliance
with RoHS directive. The measures that we take in conformity with RoHS directive would
never cause any change in the product appearance, nor do they decrease functionality of the
product. Most importantly, our product still provides reliable and excellent product
performance as we promise.

1-5. Safety Precaution

 Do not stare directly at light beams.
 Do not directly touch the scanner window for reading performance might decrease if

the window is dirty or scratched.

 Do not disassemble or modify the internal components from the scanner.
 Do not expose the scanner to any flammable source.
 Do not overcharge the battery.

Lithium-lon polymer Battery

 The Lithium-ion polymer battery energy density is less than 400 Wh/L. Therefore,

PSE certification does not require in this product.

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Important Notices

 The first, initial charge will take up four hours to fully charge your battery.
 Battery Life time

Memory Mode: Approximately 18000 scans (5 sec/per scan)
Bluetooth Mode: Approximately 15000 scans (5 sec/per scan)

 Do not assemble or disassemble the battery without technical support.
 Do not use unspecified power adaptor to charge the battery.
 During the charging process, if red color LED indicator keeps flashing rapidly,

terminate the charging, and return the scanner to authorized dealers.

 Once battery leakage or abnormal odor occurs, terminate the current operation, and

return the scanner to authorized dealers.

 Once batteries leak, avoid contact with skins or eyes. To clean up the battery leakage,

rinse the affected parts with fresh water, and consult the doctor immediately.

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Introduction

2. Introduction

Using this introductory chapter you will grasp physical aspects of CM-2D600 with regard to
the product appearance and specification. On top of it, the sections for Manual/Page layout
will enable you to locate the topics of your interest through the manal more efficiently.

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Introduction

2-1. Product Features

CM-2D600 is a select barcode scanner of versatility in aim to provide scanning accuracy and
enhance working efficiency. Not only does its vast storage capacity of 4M Byte flash
memory suffice you to store up as much barcodes as you need, but also you are able to well
handle all sorts of tasks with three-in-one multi-functionality provided. Besides, through the
lightweight and stylish design of CM-2D600, a grip of it will have you experience a
comfortable touch which eases physical tension due to a laborious task. Overall, from a great
diversity of scanning preferences to high compatibility with different Bluetooth devices and
a broad support of multiple symbology, the ergonomic scanner will definitely leave you
extraordinary impressions in your scanning activities.

2-2. Product Specification

Model NO.

CM-2D600

Under cable mode interface

USB COM,USB HID

Supported barcode

1D: EAN/UPC, RSS, Code 39, Code 128, UCC/EAN 128,
ISBN, ISBT, Interleaved, Matrix, Industrial and Standard
2 of 5, Codabar, Code 93/93i, Code 11, MSI, Plessey,
Telepen, Postal Codes

2D: Data Matrix, PDF417, Micro PDF 417, Maxicode,
QR, Aztec, EAN, UCC composite

Optical Resolution

752(H)x480(V) pixels, 256 gray levels

PCS

D25%

Scan Rate

2D: 60 images/sec.
1D: 200 scans/sec.

Scan Angle

39℃(Horizontal) 25.5℃(Vertical)

Depth of Field

Minimum distance: 8cm/3.1» Maximum distance:

23.5cm/9.3 " (Code 39, PSC 0.9,0.125mm/5mil)

LED indicator

3 color LED: red, green, blue

Configuration

User manual or Windows Utility

Weight

80g

Size

135.3(L)x 41(W) x 29.9(H)mm

Environment Humidity

5% - 95%RH

Working Temperature

-20℃～50℃ (-4℉～122℉)

Drop Durability

1m drop onto concrete surface

Safety Standard

FCC ClassA & CE

Battery

Rechargeable Li-Polymer battery (3.7V,1100mAH) and

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Model NO.

CM-2D600

charge via USB port

Ambient light

Works in any lighting conditions from 0 to 100000 lux

Power consumption

365～382mA (operation), 60～120A (standby)

2-3. Package Information

The contents of the package may vary depending on your order. While some primary devices
avail the users of their fundamental functionality, some optional items are also available for
your purchase to maximize efficiency of our product.

Inside the package contain the following items:

 CM-2D600 Barcode Scanner
 Jelly Case
 Barcode Scanner Hand Strap
 USB Cable
 Solution CD
 USB Power Supply (Optional)

Browse Solution CD to locate the following how-to references for troubleshooting problems
in using CM-2D600:

 Quick Start
 User Manual
 ISP Driver for Windows OS
 Utility Program

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Introduction

2-4. Supported Symbology

Symbology

Enabled/Disabled

AuPost

Disabled

Aztec

Disabled

CaPost

Disabled

CodaBar

Enabled

CodaBlock

Disabled

Code11

Disabled

Code128

Enabled

Code39

Enabled

Code93

Disabled

Data Matrix

Disabled

GS1 Composite

Disabled

GS1 DataBar

Disabled

Industrial 25

Disabled

Info Mail

Disabled

Intelligent Mail

Disabled

Interleave25

Disabled

JP Post

Disabled

Matrix 25

Disabled

MaxiCode

Disabled

MSI

Disabled

NI Post

Disabled

PDF417

Enabled

PLANET

Disabled

Plessey

Disabled

POSTNET

Disabled

QR Code

Enabled

SePost

Disabled

Telepen

Disabled

TLC39

Disabled

UKPost

Disabled

World Product Code

Enabled

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2-5. Product Overview

○

1

Press down Scan Button to decode or store the barcode.

○

2

Press down Small Trigger to perform versatile supplementary functions. For instance,

pressing the key will lead to erasing barcode data which have been previously decoded in
Memory Mode; it also works to pair the scanner with the Bluetooth devices in Bluetooth
Mode.

○

3

Good Read Indicator indicates whether the barcode is successfully decoded. Green LED

shows a successful decoding attempt.

○

4

Mode Indicator indicates the current operation mode. Blue LED stands for Bluetooth

mode, green LED for Cable mode, and orange LED for Memory mode.

○

5

Power Indicator indicates the charge status. When the battery is running low, red LED

light will be on to show a poor charge level. Once the charging process is completed, red
LED will flash slowly to show a full battery charge.

○

6

Strap Hole

○

7

Secure the interface cable into USB Host in an attempt to transmit data or to charge the

battery.

○

8

Replace the battery in the Battery Compartment.

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2-6. Manual Layout

Chapter 1 Important Notices enumerates the list of rules and regulations which CM2D-600
conforms to as a qualified product.
Chapter 2 Introduction provides Product Specification, Product Information, Product
Overview, and Manual /Page Layout.
Chapter 3 Knowing your Scanner introduces Configuration Flowchart, LED/Beeper
Indication, and some basic operations with trigger buttons.
Chapter 4 Quick Start provides quick references to have you familiar with CM-2D600
within a short time frame.
Chapter 5 Establish a Bluetooth Connection provides instructions on how to pair
CM-2D600 with different sorts of Bluetooth devices.
Chapter 6 Editing General Setting provides related setup barcodes for configuring general
settings.
Chapter 7 Setting up your Operation Modes provides related setup barcodes for
configuring three operation modes.
Chapter 8 Configuring Symbology provides related setup barcodes for symbology
configurations.
Appendix A provides Decimal/Hexadecimal Table and ASCII Code Table for setting up
special setup barcodes.
Appendix B provides sample barcodes which you can use for testing.

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2-7. Page Layout

8 1 2 3 4 5 6

7

9

10

11

Chapter Title

Chapter Number

Section Title

Subsection Title

Page Number

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Introduction

Function Title framed with the oval shape in deep sky blue generally gives the brief description
regarding the relevant functions. However, it might also work to define regular setup barcodes which
are scattered from Chapter 6 to Chapter 8. Configuring this type of barcode normally requires simply
one-time scan to either turn on/off its functionality or to specify a predefined value, which is rather
straightforward.

Function Title framed with the oval shape in dark blue is to define special setup barcodes.
Configuring special setup barcodes usually demands more than one scan to complete relevant
configuration.

Based on Code-39, the list of setup barcodes throughout the manual will be structured as shown in
below figures:

For regular setup barcodes

For special setup barcodes

7-1

7-2

Barcode Data

Barcode Name

7-3

The concept of Reference Range aims to help you efficiently configure the setup barcode
with the suggested value in the range. In the example, you are advised that the value is
supposed to be one digit in length, to fall on the range from 0 to 255and will be measured in

7-4

Encoded Barcode Data

7-1

7-2

7-3

Encoded Barcode Data

Barcode Data

Barcode Name: the default
will be marked in the dark
blue color.

7

5

6

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In following Configuration Steps, you will get the clear idea of how to set up these special
barcodes.

Enter label, arranged in the bottom of every page, is one of the frequently-used barcodes when it
comes to conducting your barcode-scanning activities. To ensure a valid configuration, please be
advised that you always read ENTER barcode first before proceeding with other setup barcodes.

Like Enter label, End barcode is labeled as another frequently-used barcode. It is mandatory to scan
End barcode at the end to validate your configuration. You can easily locate it at the bottom of every
page.

10

9

8

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3. Knowing your Scanner

Through this informational chapter you will be exposed to a variety of helpful knowledge regarding
CM-2D600, from LED/beeper indications to the functionality of button triggers, before you start
with the scanner. Not only will it assist you in correctly and efficiently using CM-2D600 but also
help to use your time and efforts more wisely. It is encouraged to go back to this chapter for a quick
reference whenever you encounter difficulties in operating the machine.

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3-1. Configuration Flowchart

The below figure illustrates the sequences of scan events leading up to a positive scan result.
The improper operation will not only waste your efforts but also likely produce the
disappointing result which might be mistakenly viewed as a product defect. Please be
advised to refer to the flowchart whenever you attempt a scan.

Read ENTER label to enter Configuration mode.

Read Version label to retrieve Firmware information.

Read END label to exit Configuration mode.

You need to go through this process only when the
setup barcode you select to scan requires additional
configurations involving variable-binding activities. To
complete the configuration for special setup barcodes,
please refer to Decimal/Hexadecimal Table to scan
relevant value barcodes. Afterwards, you are required
to read Set label to validate your configuration.

Read Abort label to terminate the current configuration session and
exit Configuration mode.

Read ISP label to attempt a firmware update.

Select the setup barcode out of barcode pools to scan.

Read All Default label to restore your scanner back to the default
and then exit Configuration mode.

ENTER barcode

END barcode

SET barcode

ISP barcode

VERSION barcode

ALL Default barcode

ABORT barcode

Setup barcodes

Decimal barcodes

Hexadecimal

barcodes

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3-2. LED & Beeper indications

LED and Beeper signals both serve to deliver visual or acoustic messages regarding the
status of the ongoing operation. Either color changes or sound pitches and melodies will
suffice to indicate a scan result as advance notification. Please refer to the below chart to use
LED and Beeper indications for your benefit while working on the device.

Functions

Beeper Sequence

LED indication

Power on the scanner

Successfully decode a barcode

Green LED flashes once

Successfully scan a regular
setup barcode

high-low tone

Successfully scan a special
setup barcode

High-low-high-low notes

Successfully enter
configuration mode

A set of five ascending notes

Red, green, and then blue
LEDs keep flashing slowly and
alternatively

Successfully enter firmware
update process

After One high tone emit five
quick short notes followed by a
pause and then two notes.

Red and green LEDs keep
flashing slowly and
alternatively

Complete scanner
configuration

A melody from high notes to
low ones

Switch to data-transmission
mode

One high note followed by two
low short notes

The orange LED keeps
flashing rapidly.

Successful attempt to transmit
all the data

One long beeping note sings
first, and then a short note
sounds after data is
transmitted.

Charging Attempt

A solid red LED indicates the
ongoing charge process. Once
the charging is completed, the
red LED will start flashing
slowly as a full battery charge
indication.

Unknown Failure

Red LED flashes once as a
warning.

Timeout for configuration
mode

Two ascending notes and then
three descending notes

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Functions

Beeper Sequence

LED indication

Cable Mode

Switch to Cable mode

A melody composed of three
ascending notes, another two
ascending notes and one
comparatively high note

Green LED keeps flashing
steadily
Turn off automatic charge

Two descending short notes

Turn on automatic charge

Three high-pitched notes

Memory Mode

Switch to Memory mode

Three ascending notes
followed by a comparatively
high note

Orange LED keeps flashing
steadily

Successful attempt to erase all
saved barcodes

Three high-pitched long
sounds

Successfully attempt to delete
one single data

One note followed by two
shorter sounds.

Bluetooth Mode

Switch to Bluetooth mode

Three same low notes followed
by one high note

Blue LED keeps flashing
steadily

Successful Bluetooth pairing

Two consecutive notes

A solid Blue LED will indicate
a successful attempt.

Terminate Bluetooth
connection

Three descending notes

Unsuccessful Bluetooth pairing

Three high-pitched beeping
sounds

3-3. Leverage your Scanner with Button Triggers

Two supplementary button triggers, Scan Button and Small Trigger, are to provide
fundamental functionality from reading a barcode to deleting a scanned record, but, more
importantly, giving them a press sometimes enables you to save the efforts in conducting
complex barcode-scanning practices. Although button triggers, due to their limits, would
never suffice to cover all the major and minor tasks which setup barcodes always do,
skillfully using these two buttons still serves the basic needs yet in a more convenient way.
In the following section will demonstrate how to execute specific operations via either a
push of single button or a trigger of the button combination.

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3-3.1. Scan Action

To decode a barcode, you may simply give a gentle push of Scan Button to achieve the
attempt.

3-3.2. Mode Switch

Please follow blew steps to switch among operation modes.

Procedure

(1) Hold Scan Button till LED light turns a solid color.
(2) Release Scan Button.
(3) The color of steadily flashing LED individually indicates the current

operation mode: green stands for Cable mode, orange for Memory

mode, and blue for Bluetooth mode.

3-3.3. Turn on/off Charge

Please follow the below steps to turn on or off the automatic charge.

Procedure

(1) Switch to Cable mode.
(2) Hold Small Trigger to trigger off a rapidly blinking green LED light.
(3) While LED light is rapidly flashing, press down Scan Button without

releasing Small Trigger.

(4) Release both Scan Button and Small Trigger.

3-3.4. Deletion of One Single Data

Please follow the below steps to delete a specified barcode.

Procedure

(1) Switch to Memeory Mode.
(2) Push Small trigger while aiming your scanner at the barcode you want

to delete.

(3) Release Small Trigger.

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3-3.5. Deletion of All Transmitted Data

Please follow the below steps to delete all the saved barcode.

Procedure

(1) Switch to Memory mode.
(2) Hold Small Trigger to trigger off a rapidly blinking orange LED light.
(3) While LED light is rapidly flashing, press down Scan Button without

releasing Small Trigger.

(4) Release both Scan Button and Small Trigger.

3-3.6. Transmission of Saved Barcode

Please follow the below steps to transmit the saved barcode in the memory.

Procedure

(1) Hold Small Trigger till LED light turns solid color.
(2) Release Small Trigger to enter data transmission mode. The rapidly

blinking orange LED indicates the scanner is ready for data transmission.

(3) Press down Scan Button to transmit all the saved barcode data.

3-3.7. Pairing with Bluetooth Devices

Please follow the below steps to pair the scanner with other Bluetooth devices.

Procedure

(1) Switch to Bluetooth mode.
(2) Hold Small Trigger to trigger off a rapidly blinking LED light.
(3) While LED light is rapidly flashing, press down Scan Button without

releasing Small Trigger.

(4) Release both Scan Button and Small Trigger.

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Quick Start

4. Quick Start

Through straightforward instructions provided in this chapter, you will shortly familize with
fudamental operations of the scanner, and further know how to exloit the device in your tasks,
instead of painstakingly researching into the whole manul. This how-to guide will focus more on
general topics than specific or advanced subjects. If you are looking for the latter, please refer to
other chapters for some detailed explanation.

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Quick Start

4-1. Configuration Flowchart

Please make sure you always start a scan sequence with ENTER barcode and end with END
barcode as a successful attempt. Both labels can also be located on the bottom of each page.

4-2. Set up your Scanner

4-2-1. Operation Mode

We offer a selection of mode combinations, including 2in1 and 3in1 functions, for your
convenience to improve efficiency at work. Before reading the below barcodes, please scan
Enter label first to ensure a successful configuration.

Desired

barcodes

ENTER barcode

END barcode

Cable

A40C0

Bluetooth

A40C3

Cable+BT

A40C4

Cable+Mem+BT

A40C6

Memory

A40C1

Cable+Mem

A40C2

Mem+BT

A40C5

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Quick Start

4-2-2. Output Interface in Cable Mode

After scanning Enter barcode, specify which output interface the device works with in Cable
mode.

4-3. Basic Scanner Operations

You can perform most of below basic operations by either scanning the barcode sequences or
using the button triggers.

4-3-1. Mode Switch

Button Trigger

Keep holding Scan Button till the LED light turns from a rapidly blinking color into a solid
color. After a release of Scan Button, you, by observing the LED light colors, can learn
which operation mode your scanner is switched to.

Scan Sequence

After reading ENTER label, scan the below appropriate barcode to switch to the desired
operation mode.

To Cable Mode

ZTOS

To BT Mode

ZTOB

To Mem Mode

ZTOM

USB COM

B21D2

USB HID

B21D1

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Quick Start

4-3-2. Transmit All Barcode Data

Button Trigger

1. Secure the interface cable to both the barcode reader and the Host PC Open the preferred

word processing software to receive the scanned data.

2. After holding Small Trigger long enough to trigger off a solid LED light, release Small

Trigger.

3. While the orange LED starts flashing rapidly, press Scan Button once again to transmit all

barcode data.

Scan Sequence

Scan Data Memory Tx barcode after reading Enter label.

4-3-3. Clear All Saved Barcode Data

Button Trigger

1. Configure the scanner to be in Memory mode.

2. While holding Small Trigger till orange LED starts blinking rapidly, press down Scan

Button.

3. Release Scan Button and Small Trigger.

Scan Sequence

First read Enter label, and then scan the following barcode:

4-3-4. Clear One Single Barcode Data

Button Trigger

1. Configure the scanner to be in Memory mode.

2. Press down Small Trigger and scan the barcode you want to remove from the flash

memory.

Data Memory Clear

Data Memory Tx

ZMTX

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Quick Start

4-3-5. Auto-Delete All Transmitted Data

You may program the scanner by scanning Enable label to auto delete the barcode data that
was just transmitted after reading Enter barcode.

4-3-6. Attempt Firmware Update

Please read Enter label first, and then scan ISP barcode before applying relative scanner
firmware updates.

4-4. How to Make your Scanner Work with Bluetooth Dongle A-302

4-4-1. Pair with Bluetooth Dongle A-302

1. Make sure the Bluetooth dongle is well secured into the USB port of the Host PC.

2. Scan ENTER barcode.

3. Scan To BT Mode barcode to enter Bluetooth mode.

4. Press down either Scan Button or Small Trigger to establish Bluetooth connection. A

solid Blue LED indicates a successful attempt.

5. Open the referred word processing software to receive the scanned barcode data.

To BT Mode

ZTOB

ISP

ZISP

Enable

B87A1

Disable

B87A0

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Quick Start

4-4-2. Disable Pairing Function

Once a Bluetooth connection is established, Disable the pairing function, after scanning
Enter barcode, to avoid the incident of mistakenly repeating the pairing process.

4-4-3. Type of Bluetooth Connection

The type of Bluetooth connection varies according to the Bluetooth device you attempt to
pair the scanner with. Whenever you need to establish a Bluetooth connection, specify this
information out of six alternatives provided.

Pair

BE281

Disable

BE280

SPP Slave

BE1D1

iOS

BE1D4

A303

BE1D5

SPP Master

BE1D2

HID

BE1D3

A302

BE1D6

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5. Establish a Bluetooth Connection

CM-2D600 features handy scanner operations via Bluetooth technoglogy by offering great
flexibility in the Bluetooth connection types, which enables you to connect your scanner with
assorted wilreless Bluetooth devices. This chapter is thus to provide explanatory instructions on
how to establish a Bluetooth connection between CM-2D600 with other Bluetooth devices.

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5-1. Bluetooth Connection Reference Chart

Before you gear up for a Bluetooth connection, it is significant to figure out the type of
wireless Bluetooth devices which the scanner is connected with since the associated
procedures considerably vary with the device types. The below reference chart, as a
precaution, shows the relation between available connection modes and their individual
potential users to ensure a good start for a successful Bluetooth connection.

Connection Mode

Potential Users

Slave

Those who intend to connect the scanner with third-party or built-in
dongles and receive data via a terminal application
For Slave connection mode, the scanner remains inactive and waits
for connection request.

Master

Those who intend to connect the scanner with third-party or built-in
dongles and receive data via a terminal application
For Master connection mode, the scanner will take an active role in
the pairing process, meaning it will actively search for available
Bluetooth devices to establish a Bluetooth connection.

HID

Those who intend to connect the scanner with third-party or built-in
dongles and receive data via the available word-processing
applications, such Microsoft word, Notepad and so on.

iOS

Those who intend to receive data via iOS products, such as iPhone
and iPad.

A-303 Dongle

Those who intend to establish a connection with Bluetooth dongle
A-303.

A-302 Dongle

Those who intend to establish a connection with Bluetooth dongle
A-302.

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5-2. Set up your Own Bluetooth Connection

As far as configurations of Bluetooth connection are concerned, this section aims to
exemplify how you are able to establish a Bluetooth connection between CM-2D600
and Bluetooth devices in hands via step-by-step instructions.

5-2-1. Slave Connection Mode

Step 1

Configure the scanner either using the utility program or scanning programming barcodes

programming. By means of the utility program provided, you need not worry about the
incorrect barcode sequence which possibly leads to the unexpected and wrong result. However,
another alternative, scanning programming barcodes, is still offered if you pursue a more
efficient configuration of the device. In case that you would rather not take time to figure out
how to exploit the utility program, directly scanning the sequence of programming barcodes
will work for you.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

1-1. Configure Output Interface of the

scanner to be Slave by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

1-2. Configure Mac Address information to be

the specified value “000000000000” by
scanning the sequence of barcodes as the
below illustration shows.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

Slave

BE1D1

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtMacAddr

AE8FE

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to
“000000000000”
from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

SET

%OK

END

ZEND

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1-3. Configure Pin Code by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

1-4. Configure Device Name by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

Using Utility Program

1-1. Please have your scanner connected to

Host PC using USB cable.

1-2. To create a virtual COM port for the utility

to access your scanner, Read Enter label
> scan ISP barcode. The scanner will emit
one long sound and six short, rapid sounds
followed by two short, slow sounds as a
successful attempt.

1-3. Go to Control Panel> Device Manager.

The created virtual COM port would be
found in Ports (COM & LPT) group. In
the example, COM4 is used as the virtual
COM port.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ISP

ZISP

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtPinCode

AE0E9

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired pin code, scan
the sequence of
barcodes from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

SET

%OK

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtDevName

AF4E6

SET

%OK

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired Device Name
from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

END

ZEND

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1-4. Invoke the utility program located in

Product CD.

1-5. Select Sync> Property. In ComPort

pop-up dialogue box, configure ComPort
properly according to the virtual COM
port created in Step 3 and leave Baud rate
with its default. In the example, configure
it with COM4.

1-6. Select Sync> Link to link the scanner

with the utility program. Once the link is
successfully established, Link/Property
options in Sync menu will be greyed out
and the status bar will show associated
information.

1-7. Before configuring your scanner, you need

to upload the scanner status first to ensure
the current setting will not be overwritten.
In doing so, Select Communication>
Upload U-Parm File.

1-8. As a Save as dialogue box pops up,

specify the file name and click Save
button.

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1-9. After the upload process is done, a

message box will appear to indicate
whether the operation is done successfully.

1-10. Click on OutBtStr0 item of the tree

view in the left panel. Afterwards,
Configure BtPinCode and BtDevName
according to your reference, but leave

BtMacAddr with the default value,
000000000000

1-11. In the tree view, select App>AppBt. In

the right panel, Select Slave in the
OutType combo box. Then, click Save

icon on the toolbar to save your
settings.

1-12. Select Communication>Download

U-Parm file to apply the cutomized

settings to the scanner.

1-13. Select Sync> Offlink to complete the

configuration.

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Step 2

Pair the scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle.

2-1. Please have your scanner switch to Bluetooth mode. Choose one of two alternatives listed

below to help you achieve the attempt.

 When the current mode indicator does not flash blue, please hold Scan Button long enough to

have LED light turn a solid color. Then, after a release of Scan Button, you can tell which
operation mode it switches to by observing LED color. Repeat the steps printed in bold if

blue LED does not blink after releasing the Scan Button.

 Scan the below barcode.

2-2. Pair your scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle by either of two options suggested below.

 After holding small trigger till blue LED starts blinking rapidly, press down Scan Button

without releasing Small Trigger. Then releasing Scan button and Small trigger at the same time
will initiate the pairing process.

 Scan the below barcode.

To BT Mode

ZTOB

BT Pairing

ZPAR

IMPORTANT: Please properly perform Step 2-1 and 2-2 to ensure the dongle is able to detect

the scanner at any time. While following the below steps to proceed with the configuration,
please make sure that scanner always stays in Bluetooth mode and awaits a Bluetooth connection
by an indication of a steadily flashing blue light. If the scanner is being put into sleep, press down
either Scan Button or Small Trigger once to wake up the scanner.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

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2-3. Secure third-party dongle into Host PC

and confirm the scanner stays active in
Bluetooth mode.

2-4. Right-click on Bluetooth icon on the

taskbar and select Add a Device in the
pop-up submenu.

2-5. In the list box of Add a Device dialogue

box will display all the available
Bluetooth devices after a search. Select
the device with the name which you
specify for the scanner while using the
utility application to program it. In this
example, click on SmartBt item. Then,
hit Next button.

2-6. Select Enter the device’s pairing code

and then hit Next button.

2-7. For verification, enter the valid passcode

in Passcode field. In this example, input
the passcode, 1234.

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2-8. A message will appear to indicate the

dongle and the scanner have been paired
successfully. Press down Close button to
close Add a device dialogue box.

2-9. Right-click on Bluetooth icon on the

taskbar and then select Open Settings to
look up the created outgoing COM port
info.

2-10. In the Bluetooth Setting dialogue box,

click on COM ports tab. From the list
box of COM Ports tab, you are able to
retrieve the outgoing COM ports
information. Close dialogue box by
hitting OK button. In this example, the
outgoing COM port is set to COM15.

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Step 3

Configure the terminal software.

3-1. Launch the existing terminal emulation program. We will demonstrate the case with a free

terminal emulation application, Terminal.

3-2. Properly set COM Port value according

to information you obtain in Step 2-10,
and then hit Connect button to ensure the
termial application is connected. In this
example, select COM15 from the combo
box.

3-3. After a few seconds, the scanner will

emit a short, rapid note along with a solid
blue LED to indicate a successful
Bluetooth connection. Now, you are able
to receive barcode data via terminal
software.

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5-2-2. Master Connection Mode

Step 1

Configure Bluetooth settings, look up for the MAC address of your Bluetooth dongle, and

create an incoming port.

1-1. Secure third-party Bluetooth dongle into Host PC.
1-2. In Control Panel, type Bluetooth in

search box. In the list of search results,
click on Change Bluetooth Settings
item.

1-3. In Bluetooth Settings, click on Options

tab to check Allow Bluetooth devices to
find this computer option.

1-4. Switching to Hardware tab in the

Bluetooth Settings, d-click on Generic
Bluetooth Radio item in the Device list

box.

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1-5. In Generic Bluetooth Radio Properties,

retrieve MAC address of the plugged-in
Bluetooth dongle, which is illustrated in
the below figure and marked with red
frame. Please write down the info for
configuring your scanner later on. In this
example, Mac address info is

00116778E81C. Click OK button to return

to Bluetooth Settings.

1-6. Click on COM Ports tab to add an

incoming port. In COM Ports tab, hit
Add button to invoke Add COM Port

dialogue box.

1-7. In Add COM Port dialogue box, select

Incoming (device initiates the
connection) option and then hit OK

button to initiate the process.

1-8. Once the incoming port is successfully

generated, the list box in COM Ports tab
will show associated information
regarding the incoming port. In the
example, the created incoming port is set
to COM14. Press down OK button to
close Bluetooth Settings dialogue box.

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Step 2

Configure the existing terminal application.

2-1. Run the terminal software. In the example, we will demonstrate the case with the free terminal

emulation application, Terminal.

2-2. Correctly configure COM Port with the

value matching the generated incoming
COM port, and then press down Connect
button to ensure the terminal application
is connected. Keep the application
running in the background.

Step 3

Configure your scanner either using the utility program or scanning programming barcodes.
Two alternatives take different approaches to serve the same purpose. Select utility program to
set up the device if you incline to avoid from dealing with lengthy and problematic barcode
sequences which constantly end up nullifying your efforts. For those who prefer a
straightforward solution, it is suggested to scan the sequence of programming barcodes to
have your device programmed before use.

Scanning Program Barcodes

3-1. Configure Output Interface of the

scanner to be Master by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

3-2. Configure Mac Address by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

Master

BE1D2

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtMacAddr

AE8FE

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
actual MAC address
of the dongle from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

SET

%OK

END

ZEND

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3-3. Configure Pin Code by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

3-4. Configure Device Name by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

Using Utility Program

3-1. Please have your scanner connected to

Host PC using USB cable.

3-2. To create a virtual COM port for the

utility to access your scanner, Read
Enter label > scan ISP barcode. The
scanner will emit one long sound and six
short, rapid sounds followed by two short,
slow sounds as a successful attempt.

3-3. Go to Control Panel > Device

Manager. The created virtual COM port

would be found in Ports (COM & LPT)
group. In the example, COM4 is used as
the virtual COM port.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ISP

ZISP

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtPinCode

AE0E9

SET

%OK

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired pin code from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtDevName

AF4E6

SET

%OK

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired Device Name
from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

END

ZEND

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3-4. Invoke the utility program located in

Product CD.

3-5. Select Sync> Property. In ComPort

pop-up dialogue box, configure
ComPort properly according to the
virtual COM port created in Step 3 and
leave Baud rate with its default. In the
example, configure it with COM4.

3-6. Select Sync>Link to link the scanner

with the utility program. Once the link is
successfully established, Link/Property
options in Sync menu will be greyed out
and the status bar will show associated
information.

3-7. Before configuring your scanner, you

need to upload the scanner status first to
ensure the current setting will not be
overwritten. In doing so, Select
Communication> Upload U-Parm File.

3-8. As a Save as dialogue box pops up,

specify the file name and click Save
button.

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3-9. After the upload process is done, a

message box will appear to indicate
whether the operation is done
successfully.

3-10. Click on OutBtStr0 item of the tree

view in the left panel. Afterwards,
Configure BtPinCode and BtDevName
according to your reference, but
associate BtMacAddr with MAC
address information of the Bluetooth
device which you look up in the
computer.

3-11. In the tree view, select App>AppBt. In

the right panel, select Master in the
OutType combo box. Then, click Save

icon on the toolbar to save your
settings.

3-12. Select Communication>Download

U-Parm file to apply the customized

settings to the scanner

.

3-13. Select Sync> Offlink to complete the

configuration.

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Step 4

Initiate the process to pair the scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle.

4-1. Please switch to Bluetooth mode. Choose one of two alternatives listed below to help you

achieve the attempt.

 When the current mode indicator does not flash blue, please hold Scan Button long enough to

have LED light turn a solid color. Then, after a release of Scan Button, you can tell which
operation mode it switches to by observing LED color. Repeat the steps printed in bold if

blue LED does not blink after releasing the Scan Button.

 Scan the below barcode.

4-2. Pair your scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle by either of two options suggested below.

 After holding small trigger till blue LED starts blinking rapidly, press down Scan Button

without releasing Small Trigger. Then releasing Scan button and Small trigger at the same time
will initiate the pairing process.

 Scan the below barcode.

4-3. When Bluetooth device is detected,

Bluetooth icon will appear on the
taskbar with a pop-up message saying “a

Bluetooth device is trying to connect”.
You have to timely click on the message
to accordingly have Add a device
dialogue box prompted before
proceeding with the configuration.

4-4. In Add a device dialogue box, correctly

enter the pairing code in Passcode field.
Then, hit Next button to check the result.

To BT Mode

ZTOB

BT Pairing

ZPAR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

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4-5. The appropriate message will pop up to

indicate a success when the valid
passcode is properly entered. If the
passcode verification fails due to the
timeout, please repeat the steps from
Step 4-2 to 4-4.

4-6.

4-6. Once Bluetooth connection is established

successfully, switch back to the terminal
application to start receiving barcode
data.

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5-2-3. HID Connection Mode

Step 1

Configure your scanner either using the utility program or scanning programming barcodes.
The convenience of using utility program will save you trouble scanning the sequence of
barcode which demands great caution and high accuracy to work out the configuration.
However, you may alternatively choose to scan programming barcodes to set up your scanner
if you desire a time-saving configuration rather than a research into sophistication of utility
program before using it. Considering all pros and cons mentioned above, please choose the one
which works best for you.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

1-1. Configure Output Interface of the

scanner to be HID by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

1-2. Configure Device Name by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

Hid

BE1D3

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtDevName

AF4E6

SET

%OK

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired Device Name
from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

END

ZEND

Enter 45 End

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Using Utility Program

1-1. Please have your scanner connected to

Host PC using USB cable.

1-2. To create a virtual COM port for the

utility to access your scanner, Read
Enter label > scan ISP barcode. The
scanner will emit one long sound and six
short, rapid sounds followed by two short,
slow sounds as a successful attempt.

1-3. Go to Control Panel> Device Manager.

The created virtual COM port would be
found in Ports (COM & LPT) group. In
the example, COM4 is used as the virtual
COM port.

1-4. Invoke the utility program located in

Product CD.

ISP

ZISP

ENTER

/$%ENTR

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1-5. Select Sync> Property. In ComPort

pop-up dialogue box, configure ComPort
properly according to the virtual COM
port created in Step 3 and leave Baud
rate with its default. In the example,
configure it with COM4.

1-6. Select Sync> Link to link the scanner

with the utility program. Once the link is
successfully established, Link/Property
options in Sync menu will be greyed out
and the status bar will show associated
information.

1-7. Before configuring your scanner, you

need to upload the scanner status first to
ensure the current setting will not be
overwritten. In doing so, Select
Communication> Upload U-Parm File.

1-8. As a Save as dialogue box pops up,

specify the file name and click Save
button.

1-9. After the upload process is done, a

message box will appear to indicate
whether the operation is done
successfully.

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1-10. Click on OutBtStr0 item of the tree

view in the left panel. Afterwards,
Configure BtPinCode and BtDevName
according to your reference, but
associate BtMacAddr with MAC
address information of the Bluetooth
device which you look up in the
computer.

1-11. In the tree view, select App>AppBt. In

the right panel, Select HID in the
OutType combo box. Click Save icon

on the toolbar to save your settings.

1-12. Select Communication>Download

U-Parm file to apply the customized
settings to the scanner.

1-13. Select Sync> Offlink to complete the

configuration.

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Step 2

Pair the scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle.

2-1. Please have your scanner switch to Bluetooth mode. Choose one of two alternatives listed

below to help you achieve the attempt.

 When the current mode indicator does not flash blue, please hold Scan Button long enough to

have LED light turn a solid color. Then, after a release of Scan Button, you can tell which
operation mode it switches to by observing LED color. Repeat the steps printed in bold if

blue LED does not blink after releasing the Scan Button.

 Scan the below barcode.

2-2. Pair your scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle by either of two options suggested below.

 After holding small trigger till blue LED starts blinking rapidly, press down Scan Button

without releasing Small Trigger. Then releasing Scan button and Small trigger at the same time
will initiate the pairing process.

 Scan the below barcode.

To BT Mode

ZTOB

BT Pairing

ZPAR

IMPORTANT: Please properly perform Step 2-1 and 2-2 to ensure the dongle is able to detect

the scanner at any time. While following the below steps to proceed with the configuration,
please make sure that scanner always stays in Bluetooth mode and awaits a Bluetooth connection
by an indication of a steadily flashing blue light. If the scanner is being put into sleep, press
down either Scan Button or Small Trigger once to wake up the scanner.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

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2-3. When Bluetooth device is detected,

R-click on Bluetooth icon on the task
bar, and select Add a Device in the

pop-up submenu.

2-4. In Add a Device dialogue box, the list

box will display all the available
Bluetooth devices after a search. Select
the device with the name which you
specify for the scanner. In this example,
click on SmartBt item. Then, hit Next
button.

2-5. If the similar dialogue box appears as the

below figure suggests (depending upon
Bluetooth settings in your computer, the
mentioned dialogue box may not show
up), select Create a pairing code for me
and then hit Next button. If not, skip to
next step.

2-6. Refer to Decimal/Hexadecimal table in

Appendix A to accurately scan the
sequence of barcodes which matches to
the generated code shown in the dialogue
box for pin code verification. In this
example, please scan 6,3,8,8,5,1,1, and 6.

2-7. A message will appear to indicate the

dongle and the scanner have been paired
successfully. Press down Close button to
close Add a device dialogue box.

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Step 3

Launch the existing text editing application to
receive barcode data.

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5-2-4. iOS Connection Mode

Step 1

Configure your scanner either using the utility program or scanning programming barcodes.
The primary advantage of using the utility program is to prevent the invalid configuration
which frequently happens due to the incorrect and reckless scanning sequence. However, it
requires extra pre-configuration procedures before the utility program can be executed properly.
On the other hand, the use of barcode programming sequence will lead to a rapid and efficient
configuration for your scanner instead of taking time to dig into the seemingly confusing
application. Considering all pros and cons mentioned above, choose the one which fits for your
situation.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

1-1. Configure Output Interface of the

scanner to be iOS by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

1-2. Configure Device Name by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below figure
show. By default, Device name is set to
“SmartBt.”

ENTER

/$%ENTR

iOS

BE1D4

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtDevName

AF4E6

SET

%OK

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired Device Name
from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

END

ZEND

Enter 52 End

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Using Utility Program

1-1. Please have your scanner connected to

Host PC using USB cable.

1-2. To create a virtual COM port for the

utility to access your scanner, Read
Enter label > scan ISP barcode. The
scanner will emit one long sound and six
short, rapid sounds followed by two short,
slow sounds as a successful attempt.

1-3. Go to Control Panel> Device Manager.

The created virtual COM port would be
found in Ports (COM & LPT) group. In
the example, COM3 is used as the virtual
COM port.

1-4. Invoke the utility program located in

Product CD.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ISP

ZISP

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1-5. Select Sync> Property. In ComPort

pop-up dialogue box, configure
ComPort properly according to the
virtual COM port created in Step 3 and
leave Baud rate with its default. In the
example, configure it with COM4.

1-6. Select Sync>Link to link the scanner

with the utility program. Once the link is
successfully established, Link/Property
options in Sync menu will be greyed out
and the status bar will show associated
information.

1-7. Before configuring your scanner, you

need to upload the scanner status first to
ensure the current setting will not be
overwritten. In doing so, Select
Communication> Upload U-Parm File.

1-8. As a Save as dialogue box pops up,

specify the file name and click Save
button.

1-9. After the upload process is done, a

message box will appear to indicate
whether the operation is done
successfully.

Enter 54 End

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1-10. Click on OutBtStr0 item of the tree view

in the left panel. Afterwards, Configure
BtPinCode and BtDevName according
to your reference, but associate
BtMacAddr with MAC address
information of the Bluetooth device
which you look up in the computer.

1-11. In the tree view, select App>AppBt. In

the right panel, select iOS in the
OutType combo box. Then, click Save

icon on the toolbar to save your settings.

1-12. Select Communication>Download

U-Parm file to apply the customized

settings to the scanner.

1-13. Select Sync> Offlink to complete the

configuration.

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Step 2

Initiate the process to pair the scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle.

2-1. Please switch to Bluetooth mode. Choose one of two alternatives listed below to help you

achieve the attempt.

 When the current mode indicator does not flash blue, please hold Scan Button long enough to

have LED light turn a solid color. Then, after a release of Scan Button, you can tell which
operation mode it switches to by observing LED color. Repeat the steps printed in bold if

blue LED does not blink after releasing the Scan Button.

 Scan the below barcode.

2-2. Pair your scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle by either of two options suggested below.

 After holding small trigger till blue LED starts blinking rapidly, press down Scan Button

without releasing Small Trigger. Then releasing Scan button and Small trigger at the same time
will initiate the pairing process.

 Scan the below barcode.

To BT Mode

ZTOB

BT Pairing

ZPAR

IMPORTANT: In order to pair the scanner with iPad, please make sure that scanner always

stays in Bluetooth mode and awaits a Bluetooth connection by an indication of a steadily
flashing blue light. If the scanner is being put into sleep, press down Scan Button or Small
Trigger to wake up the scanner; or, repeat Step 2-2 when the timeout period expires.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

Enter 56 End

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Step 3

Configure your Apple products. In this example, we will demonstrate the case with iPad.

3-1. Activate your iPad. Tap Setting, go to

General> Bluetooth, and then turn on
Bluetooth settings.

3-2. From the list of available Bluetooth

devices in range, Click on the device
which you intend to pair iPad with.

3-3. According to pop-up message, correctly

scan the passcode for verification. In this
example, please read the sequence of
decimal barcodes, 3-5-7-9. Repeat this
step till it succeeds.

3-4. Once iPad successfully pairs with the

scanner, press Home button to return to
Home page. Then, tap Notes to receive
barcode data.

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5-2-5. Bluetooth Dongle A303 Connection Mode

Bluetooth Dongle A303 is a specialized Bluetooth peripheral device adapted for use of
CM-2D600 via HID or SPP interface in attempt to leverage Bluetooth technology. An
optional purchase of Bluetooth dongle A303 could prevent you from going through the
complicated configuration since it is well programmed beforehand with all the necessary
Bluetooth settings before the delivery. Accordingly, performing Bluetooth operations out
of CM-2D600 for the very first time simply demands a press of button to recover the
Bluetooth connection unless the scanner is re-programmed to pair with third-party dongle
or other Bluetooth devices previously. In case that you possibly adopt a different
approach to establish a Bluetooth connection for whatever reasons, the step-by-step
instruction is still provided so that you are able to make CM-2D600 work with Bluetooth
dongle A303

.

Work with Dongle A303 for the First Time Use

Step 1

Secure the Bluetooth dongle A303 into Host PC.

Step 2

Scan the sequence of barcodes listed below to
switch the scanner to Bluetooth operation
mode.

Step 3

Press down either Scan Button or Small Trigger
to recover Bluetooth connection. A solid blue
LED indicates a successful attempt.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

To BT Mode

ZTOB

Enter 58 End

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How to Re-Configure your Scanner to Work with Dongle A303

Step 1

Configure your scanner either using the utility program or scanning programming barcodes.
The approach of utility program will help you accurately program your device with no need to
go through the sequence of barcode scans which occasionally produces erroneous results due to
the lack of cares. As another alternative, scanning programming barcodes would work better
if you rather adopt a more time-saving approach than allocate time or other resources to
familiarize with the utility program.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

1-1. Configure Output Interface of the

scanner to be A303 by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the illustration on
the right side shows.

1-2. Retrieve Mac Address info on the side of

Bluetooth dongle A303, and then
configure Mac Address by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

1-3. Configure Device Name by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

A303

BE1D5

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtMacAddr

B08FE

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
actual MAC address
of the dongle from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

SET

%OK

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtDevName

B14E6

SET

%OK

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired Device Name
from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

END

ZEND

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Using Utility Program

1-1. Please have your scanner connected to

Host PC using USB cable.

1-2. To create a virtual COM port for the

utility to access your scanner, Read
Enter label > scan ISP barcode. The
scanner will emit one long sound and six
short, rapid sounds followed by two short,
slow sounds as a successful attempt.

1-3. Go to Control Panel> Device Manager.

The created virtual COM port would be
found in Ports (COM & LPT) group. In
the example, COM3 is used as the virtual
COM port.

1-4. Invoke the utility program located in

Product CD.

1-5. Select Sync> Property. In ComPort

pop-up dialogue box, configure ComPort
properly according to the virtual COM
port created in Step 3 and leave Baud
rate with its default. In the example,
configure it with COM4.

ISP

ZISP

ENTER

/$%ENTR

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1-6. Select Sync> Link to link the scanner

with the utility program. Once the link is
successfully established, Link/Property
options in Sync menu will be greyed out
and the status bar will show associated
information.

1-7. Before configuring your scanner, you

need to upload the scanner status first to
ensure the current setting will not be
overwritten. In doing so, Select
Communication> Upload U-Parm File.

1-8. As a Save as dialogue box pops up,

specify the file name and click Save
button.

1-9. After the upload process is done, a

message box will appear to indicate
whether the operation is done
successfully.

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1-10. Click on OutBtStr1 item of the tree

view in the left panel. Afterwards,
Configure BtDevName according to
your reference, but associate
BtMacAddr with MAC address
information which is clearly marked on
the side of Bluetooth dongle A303. In
this example, the MAC address is
001C97FR16EA.

1-11. In the tree view, select App>AppBt. In

the right panel, select A303 in the
OutType combo box. Click Save icon

on the toolbar to save your settings.

1-12. Select Communication>Download

U-Parm file to apply the customized
settings to the scanner.

1-13. Select Sync> Offlink to complete the

configuration.

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Step 2

Pair the scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle.

2-1. Please have your scanner switch to Bluetooth mode. Choose one of two alternatives listed

below to help you achieve the attempt.

Using Button Triggers

 When the current mode indicator does not flash blue, please hold Scan Button long enough to

have LED light turn a solid color. Then, after a release of Scan Button, you can tell which
operation mode it switches to by observing LED color. Repeat the steps printed in bold if

blue LED does not blink after releasing the Scan Button.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

 Scan the below barcode.

2-2. Pair your scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle by either of two options suggested below.

Using Button Triggers

 After holding small trigger till blue LED starts blinking rapidly, press down Scan Button

without releasing Small Trigger. Then releasing Scan button and Small trigger at the same time
will initiate the pairing process.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

 Scan the below barcode.

To BT Mode

ZTOB

BT Pairing

ZPAR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

Enter 63 End

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Step 3

Properly scan the sequence of barcodes to determine the output interface via which the scanner
interacts with other devices. To configure output interface, there are two interface options,
HID interface and Virtual COM interface, for you to select from.

HID Interface

3-1. Scan the below barcodes to activate HID

interface.

3-2. Launch the existing text editing software

to receive barcode data.

Virtual COM Interface

3-1. Scan the below barcodes to activate

Virtual COM interface.

3-2. Go to Control Panel> Device Manager.

The created virtual COM port would be
found in Ports (COM & LPT) group. In
the example, COM13 is used as the
virtual COM port.

Keyboard

/$%ZKBD

ENTER

/$%PROG

RS232 Default

ENTER

/$%PROG

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3-3. Run the terminal software. In the example, we will demonstrate the case with a free terminal

emulation application, Terminal.

3-4. Correctly configure COM Port with the

value matching the generated virtual
COM port, and then press down Connect
button to ensure the terminal application
is connected.

3-5. Now you are able to receive barcode data

via terminal software.

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5-2-6. Bluetooth Dongle A302 Connection Mode

Bluetooth Dongle A302 is a specialized Bluetooth peripheral device adapted for use of
CM-2D600 via HID interface in attempt to leverage Bluetooth technology. An optional
purchase of Bluetooth dongle A302 could prevent you from going through the
complicated configuration since it is well programmed beforehand with all the necessary
Bluetooth settings before the delivery. Accordingly, performing Bluetooth operations out
of CM-2D600 for the very first time simply demands a press of button to recover the
Bluetooth connection which is earlier configured unless the scanner is re-programmed to
pair with third-party dongle or other Bluetooth devices. In case that you possibly adopt a
different approach to establish a Bluetooth connection for whatever reasons, the
step-by-step instruction is still provided so that you are able to make CM-2D600 work
with Bluetooth dongle A302 again.

Work with Dongle A302 for the First Time Use

Step 1

Secure the Bluetooth dongle A302 into Host PC.

Step 2

Scan the sequence of barcodes listed below to
switch the scanner to Bluetooth operation
mode.

Step 3

Press down either Scan Button or Small Trigger
to recover Bluetooth connection. A solid blue
LED indicates a successful attempt.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

To BT Mode

ZTOB

Enter 66 End

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How to Re-Configure your Scanner to Work with Dongle A302

Step 1

Configure your scanner either using the utility program or scanning programming barcodes.
Select utility program to set up scanner when you expect to reduce the mistakes caused by
incautious manual operation on barcode sequences. As a substitute, scanning programming
barcodes alternatively provides a more efficient and straightforward method for programming
your device, compared to the complicated approach of using utility program.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

1-1. Configure OutputInterface of the

scanner to be A302 by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the illustration on
the right side shows.

1-2. Retrieve Mac Address info on the side of

Bluetooth dongle A302, and then
configure Mac Address by scanning the
sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

1-3. Configure Device Name by scanning the

sequence of barcodes as the below
illustration shows.

ENTER

/$%ENTR

A302

BE1D6

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtMacAddr

B08FE

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
actual MAC address
of the dongle from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

SET

%OK

END

ZEND

ENTER

/$%ENTR

BtDevName

B14E6

SET

%OK

Scan the sequence of
barcodes
corresponding to the
desired Device Name
from
Decimal/Hexadecimal
table in Appendix A.

END

ZEND

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Using Utility Program

1-1. Please have your scanner connected to

Host PC using USB cable.

1-2. To create a virtual COM port for the

utility to access your scanner, Read
Enter label > scan ISP barcode. The
scanner will emit one long sound and six
short, rapid sounds followed by two short,
slow sounds as a successful attempt.

1-3. Go to Control Panel> Device Manager.

The created virtual COM port would be
found in Ports (COM & LPT) group. In
the example, COM3 is used as the virtual
COM port.

1-4. Invoke the utility program located in

Product CD.

1-5. Select Sync> Property. In ComPort

pop-up dialogue box, configure ComPort
properly according to the virtual COM
port created in Step 3 and leave Baud
rate with its default. In the example,
configure it with COM4.

ISP

ZISP

ENTER

/$%ENTR

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1-6. Select Sync> Link to link the scanner

with the utility program. Once the link is
successfully established, Link/Property
options in Sync menu will be greyed out
and the status bar will show associated
information.

1-7. Before configuring your scanner, you

need to upload the scanner status first to
ensure the current setting will not be
overwritten. In doing so, Select
Communication> Upload U-Parm File.

1-8. As a Save as dialogue box pops up,

specify the file name and click Save
button.

1-9. After the upload process is done, a

message box will appear to indicate
whether the operation is done
successfully.

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1-10. Click on OutBtStr1 item of the tree view

in the left panel. Afterwards, Configure
BtDevName according to your reference,
but associate BtMacAddr with MAC
address information which is clearly
marked on the side of Bluetooth dongle
A303. In this example, the MAC address
is 001C97FR16EA.

1-11. In the tree view, select App>AppBt. In

the right panel, select A302 in the
OutType combo box. Click Save icon on

the toolbar to save your settings.

1-12. Select Communication>Download

U-Parm file to apply the customized
settings to the scanner.

1-13. Select Sync> Offlink to complete the

configuration.

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Step 2

Pair the scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle.

2-3. Please have your scanner switch to Bluetooth mode. Choose one of two alternatives listed

below to help you achieve the attempt.

Using Button Triggers

 When the current mode indicator does not flash blue, please hold Scan Button long enough to

have LED light turn a solid color. Then, after a release of Scan Button, you can tell which
operation mode it switches to by observing LED color. Repeat the steps printed in bold if

blue LED does not blink after releasing the Scan Button.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

 Scan the below barcode.

2-4. Pair your scanner with third-party Bluetooth dongle by either of two options suggested below.

Using Button Triggers

 After holding small trigger till blue LED starts blinking rapidly, press down Scan Button

without releasing Small Trigger. Then releasing Scan button and Small trigger at the same time
will initiate the pairing process.

Scanning Programming Barcodes

 Scan the below barcode.

To BT Mode

ZTOB

BT Pairing

ZPAR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

ENTER

/$%ENTR

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Step 3

Launch the existing text editing application to
receive barcode data.

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6. General Configuration

This chapter will provide setup barcodes regarding the general settings, and elaborate how these
configurations are going to take effect in terms of the scanner operation.

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6-1. Host Interface

6-1-1. Restore the Setting

Scan the below barcode to restore the device back to the default settings, but to leave
interface-related configurations unchanged.

6-1-2. Restore the Symbology Setting

Scan the below barcode to restore the symbologies to the default settings.

6-1-3. Retrieve Firmware Information

Scan the below barcode to retrieve firmware information, including engine version, firmware
version, and Bluetooth module version.

6-1-4. Abort the Configuration

Scan the below barcode to terminate the current operation and exit the configuration mode.

6-1-5. Update Firmware

This setup barcode allows you to attemp a firmware update via the utility program. After
securing the interface into the scanner and the PC USB port, scan the below barcode to
create a virtual COM port which avails the utility of the access of the device.

Default

ZADE

Version

ZVER

Barcode Default

ZDEF

Abort

ZEXT

ISP

ZISP

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6-1-6. Enable/Disable Automatic Battery Charger

By default, the device will automatically initiate the charging process to ensure a sufficient
battery level after connected with the interface cable. Scan the barcode to enable or disable
automatic battery charger. If the automatic battery charger is disabled, scan the barcode to
turn it on; Conversely, scan the barcode to turn off the automatic charger when the function
is enabled.

6-1-7. Bluetooth Pairing

Scan the barcode to initiate the Bluetooth pairing process.

6-2. System Control

6-2-1. Available Operation Modes

Taking into account the diversity of the business activities, three operation modes are
provided to improve efficiency at work. The list of setup barcodes below shows varied
selections of mode combinations, including 2in1 and 3in1 functions, for you to choose from.
Scan the appropriate barcode to determine availability of operation modes.

Memory

A40C1

Cable

A40C0

Bluetooth

A40C3

Cable+Mem

A40C2

Charge On/Off

ZCHG

BtPairing

ZPAR

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6-2-2. Set Date Format

Scan the appropriate barcode to specify the date format.

YYYYMMDD

A42C0

MMDDYYYY

A42C1

DDMMYYYY

A42C2

Cable+BT

A40C4

Mem+BT

A40C5

Cable+Mem+BT

A40C6

YYMMDD

A42C3

MMDDYY

A42C4

DDMMYY

A42C5

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6-2-3. Set Time Format

Scan the appropriate barcode to specify the time format.

6-2-4. Set Charge Rate

Scan the appropriate barcode to specify the charge rate.

6-2-5. Set the Workflow of Operation Modes Switch

This parameter specifies how the device switches among different operation modes. With
StdMode setting, the operation mode will compulsorily switch to Cable mode when the
device is connected with a cable. At the moment, the scanner is not able to switch to other
modes unless the cable is unplugged from the scanner. Without the cable plugged in, the
device will switch back to the previous operation mode, and Cable mode becomes
unavailable. Conversely, if you wish the operation mode would remain the same or demand
full availability of three operation modes, no matter whether the cable is plugged in or not,
then scan Disable label to achieve the attempt.

Slow

A4380

Quick

A4381

HHMMSS

A42A0

HHMM

A42A1

MMSS

A42A2

Disable

A4320

StdMode

A4321

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6-2-6. Enable/Disable Buzzer

The warning buzzer emits a sound when a warning occurs. Scan the appropriate barcode to
disable or enable the buzzer.

6-2-7. Set the Warning Buzzer Volume

Scan the appropriate barcode to specify the volume of the warning buzzer. The higher level
indicates the louder sound.

6-2-8. Enable/Disable Vibrator

Vibrator functions as the warning buzzer yet sends a warning signal by vibration. Scan the
appropriate barcode to disable or enable the warning vibrator.

Level1

A4580

Level2

A4581

Level3

A4582

Level4

A4583

Disable

A4540

Enable

A4541

Disable

A4550

Enable

A4551

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6-2-9. Enable/Disable Header

Headers refer to additional information, including serial number, date, time and so on, which
precedes the decoded message while saved barcodes are transmitted in Memory mode. Scan
the appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out the header information as
part of transmitted data.

6-2-10. Enable/Disable Serial Number Info in the Header

Scan the appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out serial number
information as part of header information.

6-2-11. Enable/Disable Date Info in the Header

Scan the appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out date information as
part of header information.

Disable

A4600

Enable

A4601

Disable

A4610

Enable

A4611

Disable

A4620

Enable

A4621

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6-2-12. Enable/Disable Time Info in the Header

Scan the appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out time information as
part of header information.

6-2-13. Enable/Disable Record Count Info in the Header

Record count information refers to the total number of scanned barcodes. Read the
appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out the record count as part of
header information.

6-2-14. Enable/Disable Footer

Footers refer to additional information which is appended to the decoded message while
saved barcodes are transmitted in Memory mode. Scan the appropriate barcode to
determine whether or not to send out the footer information as part of transmitted data.

Disable

A4630

Enable

A4631

Disable

A4640

Enable

A4641

Disable

A4700

Enable

A4701

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6-2-15. Enable/Disable Serial Number Info in the Footer

Scan the appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out serial number
information as part of footer information.

6-2-16. Enable/Disable Date Info in the Footer

Scan the appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out date information as
part of footer information.

6-2-17. Enable/Disable Time Info in the Footer

Scan the appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out time information as
part of footer information.

Disable

A4720

Enable

A4721

Disable

A4730

Enable

A4731

Disable

A4710

Enable

A4711

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6-2-18. Enable/Disable Record Count Info in the Footer

Record count information refers to the total number of scanned barcodes. Read the
appropriate barcode to determine whether or not to send out the record count as part of
footer information.

6-2-19. Set Date & Time

Scan the below barcode to set up date and time on the scanner. While associating the
parameter with the preferred value, please pay attention to the time and date format you
specify separately in Section 6-2-2 and Section 6-2-3 and then arrange related scan
sequences in the correct format to work out the configuration.

Procedure

(1) Scan Enter barcode.
(2) Scan Set Date & Time barcode to set time and date on the device.
(3) Please refer to Decimal/Hexadecimal Table in the appendix to scan compound

hexadecimal value barcodes representing the desired date and time. For instance,
to configure date to be “2014/09/09”and time to “14:13:12”, scan
1,4,0,9,0,9,1,4,1,3,1 and then 2 to assign the specified hexadecimal value
“140909141312”.

(4) Scan SET barcode to complete the variable-binding operation.
(5) Scan End barcode to complete the configuration.

Disable

A4740

Enable

A4741

Set Date & Time

ZCLK

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6-2-20. Set Date Separator

Date separator refers to the specified character which is used to format date data by
dividing into different elements of years, months, and days. A customized date format with
date separator will greatly increase readability.

Procedure

(6) Scan Enter barcode.
(7) Scan DateConChar barcode to configure date separator.
(8) Please refer to ASCII Code Table and Decimal/Hexadecimal Table in the appendix

to scan hexadecimal value barcodes representing the desired string which has to be
1 character in length. For instance, to use “:” character to break down Date
information, scan 3 first and then A to assign the specified hexadecimal value
“3A”.

(9) Scan SET barcode to complete the variable-binding operation.
(10) Scan End barcode to complete the configuration.

6-2-21. Set Time Separator

Time separator refers to the specified character which is used to format time data by
dividing into different elements of hours, minutes, and seconds. A customized time format
with time separator will greatly increase readability.

TimeConChar

A57E2

(Length: 1 digit)

DateConChar

A56E2

(Length: 1 digit)

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Procedure

(1) Scan Enter barcode.
(2) Scan TimeConChar barcode to configure time separator.
(3) Please refer to ASCII Code Table and Decimal/Hexadecimal Table in the appendix

to scan hexadecimal value barcodes representing the desired string which has to be
1 character in length. For instance, to use “:” character to break down Time
information, scan 3 first and then A to assign the specified hexadecimal value
“3A”.

(4) Scan SET barcode to complete the variable-binding operation.
(5) Scan End barcode to complete the configuration.

6-2-22. Set Time-out Period for Configuration Mode

The timeout period mentioned here refers to the length of time the device is allowed to
remain idle ever since ENTER barcode is scanned to initiate Configuration mode. Once
the time-out session expires, the scanner will automatically exit Configuration mode. This
parameter allows you to configure the timeout limit which works best for you.

Procedure

(1) Scan Enter barcode.
(2) Scan SetupTime barcode to configure the length of the timeout session.
(3) Please refer to Decimal/Hexadecimal Table in the appendix to scan decimal value

barcodes representing the desired decimal value in the range of 0 to 255. For
instance, to set timeout period to 1 second, then scan 1 to assign the specified
decimal value “1”.

(4) Scan SET barcode to complete the variable-binding operation.
(5) Scan End barcode to complete the configuration.

SetupTime

A5FE0

(Length: 1 digit / Range: 0-255/ Unit: 1000ms)

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6-2-23. Set Header Information

Header information refers to additional messages preceding to data output while the
scanned barcodes are sent out in Memory mode. This special parameter allows you to
customize your own custom header to add clarity of transmitted data.

Procedure

(1) Scan Enter barcode.
(2) Scan Header barcode to configure the length of the timeout session.
(3) Please refer to ASCII Code Table and Decimal/Hexadecimal Table in the

appendix to scan hexadecimal value barcodes representing the desired string
which has to be at most 12 characters in length. For instance, to place the
employee name "Mark" in the header section, scan 4, D, 6, 1, 7, 2, 6 followed by
B to assign the specified hexadecimal value “4D61726B”.

(4) Scan SET barcode to complete the variable-binding operation.
(5) Scan End barcode to complete the configuration.

Header

A60E6

(Length: 12 digits)

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6-2-24. Set Footer Information

Footer information refers to additional messages which are appended to data output while
the scanned barcodes are sent out in Memory mode. This special parameter allows you to
customize your own custom footer to add clarity of transmitted data.

Procedure

(1) Scan Enter barcode.
(2) Scan Footer barcode to configure the length of the timeout session.
(3) Please refer to ASCII Code Table and Decimal/Hexadecimal Table in the appendix

to scan hexadecimal value barcodes representing the desired string which has to be
at most 12 characters in length. For instance, to place the employee name "Mark"
in the footer section, scan 4, D, 6, 1, 7, 2, 6 followed by B to assign the specified
hexadecimal value “4D61726B”.

(4) Scan SET barcode to complete the variable-binding operation.
(5) Scan End barcode to complete the configuration.

6-3. Scanner Commands

To perform certain special tasks, you sometimes will use Command Prompt commands to
communicate with the device instead of having your scanner read a sequence of setup
barcodes listed in the manual. In the case like this, you possibly need to rely on escape
characters, no matter predefined or customized, to notify the decoder of the additional
interpretation on the text following prefixed escape characters. The below configurable
parameters allow you to define your own escape characters while you work with a terminal
program to send out command strings to the scanner.

Footer

A70E6

(Length: 12 digits)