Champtek IG300BT User Manual

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IG300BT

C1/C2 Area image Barcode Scanner

User’s Manual

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Conents

Conents .................................................... 2

1. Introduction......................................... 5

1.1 Safety & Caution .............................. 5

1.2 FCC Warning .................................... 6

2. General Description ............................. 7

2.1 Product Description .......................... 7

2.2 Illustration ......................................... 7

3. Installation .......................................... 8

3.1 Unpacking ....................................... 8

3.2 Mounting .......................................... 8

4. Set up Bluetooth Communication ..... 11

4.1 Pairing ............................................. 11

4.2 Set up Master Mode Communication

4.3 Set up Slave Mode Communication12

4.4 Scanner Slave/Master Mode ........... 12

4.4.1 Set Scanner Pin Code Mode ....... 13

4.4.2 Set Pin Code Character ............... 13

4.5 Bluetooth Cradle Setup .................. 14

4.5.1 Set Cradle Security Mode ............ 14

4.5.2 Set Cradle Pin Code ..................... 14

5. Configuring ....................................... 15

5.1 Preface ........................................... 15

5.2 Changing Scanner Settings with

Programming Codes ...................... 15

5.3 Changing Scanner Settings with Utility

Tool ................................................. 16

5.4 Factory Default Settings ................ 16

6. Operating Settings ............................. 17

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6.1 Factory Default ............................... 17

6.2 Scanning Triggering ...................... 17

6.3 Trigger Time Out ............................ 19

6.4 Good Read Mode .......................... 20

6.5 Buzzer Beep Tone ......................... 20

6.5.1 Beep Tone Setup ........................ 20

6.5.2 Good Read Beeps ...................... 21

6.5.3 Beep Duration ............................. 21

6.5.4 Timing .......................................... 22

6.5.5 Good Read Duration .................. 22

6.5.6 Error Beep ................................... 22

6.5.7 Setup Beep ................................. 22

7. Imager Settings .................................. 23

7.1 Imager Mode .................................. 23

7.2 Sleep Mode .................................... 24

7.3 Batch Mode .................................... 25

7.4 Firmware Version ........................... 26

7.4.1 Engine Firmware Version ........... 26

7.4.2 Scanner Decoder Firmware Version

7.4.3 Cradle Decoder Firmware Version

7.4.4 Scanner Bluetooth MAC Address26

7.4.5 Cradle Bluetooth MAC Address. 26

7.5 Set Cradle Interface Barcode ........ 27

7.6 Cradle RS232 Communication

Parameter ....................................... 27

7.6.1 Cradle Baud Rate ....................... 27

7.6.2 Cradle Data Bits.......................... 28

7.6.3 Cradle Stop bits .......................... 28

7.6.4 Cradle Parity ............................... 28

7.6.5 Cradle Hand Shaking ................. 29

7.6.6 Cradle Keyboard Wedge Mode

Parameters ..................................... 30

7.7 Decoding Selection ........................ 35

7.7.1 Symbologies Selection ............... 35

7.7.2 Disable All Symbologies. .......... 44

7.7.4 Activates user defined symbology identifier (UDSI) transmission for all

symbologies.................................... 46

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7.7.5 Postambles ................................. 48

Appendixes ............................................ 49

A. Decimal Value Table .................... 49

B. ASCII Table .................................... 50

C. Readable Symbologies ............... 51

D. Technical Specifications............. 52

E. Scan Map ....................................... 55

F. Test Symbologies ........................ 56

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1. Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this brand-new designed 2D imager hand held barcode scanner.

This is a cutting-edge gun-type Area Imaging barcode scanner which is designed specifically for retailer, entertainment coupons, medical environment, shipping industry and etc. That adds on more user friendly functions and has replaceable cable that makes it more easily to be operated by the customers.

This high performance gun-type scanner provides the customer with the most cost effective solution in the market. It is perfectly suitable and definitely the best choice for you.

1.1 Safety & Caution

1) Please read the following safety statement carefully.

2) Please preserve this user manual for reference sometime.

3) Before cleaning the device, the users must cut off all AC power. Do not use liquid or spray type of detersive to clean the device. Please use dampish cotton cloth to clean the device.

4) The outlet must set nearby the device for connecting power easily.

5) Keep the device dry to avoid short circuit.

6) During installation you must fix the equipment at solid table to avoid damage caused by falling.

7) Before inserting power please ensure the voltage is healthy to the equipment.

8) For safety please tie wire well and don’t put anything on the wire.

9) If you don’t use this equipment for long time, please cut off the power to avoid damage from surge power.

10) Don’t spray any liquid on this scanner because it may cause a fire or short circuit.

11) Please do not open the equipment. For safety only the qualified serviceman can open the equipment.

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12) If there are the following situations please contact with the qualified serviceman to check this equipment.

13) The damage of wire or pin of power supply.

14) Some Liquid infiltrate into the equipment.

15) The equipment has been exposed to wet environment.

16) The equipment can’t work well.

17) The equipment has any obvious damage, making the device working abnormally.

18) Don’t storage the device at the temperature lower than -20°C (-4°F) or higher than +70°C (158°F) to avoid any damage.

1.2 FCC Warning

This equipment complies with the requirements in Part 15 of FCC.

Any operation must comply with the conditions below:

1) The equipment will not cause any severe interference.

2) The equipment can avoid any interference from environment.

Statement: This product is classified as B class product. In environment this product may cause some interference. In this situation the user may do something to avoid interference.

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2. General Description

2.1 Product Description

IG300BT is a high performance wireless 2D imager barcode scanner supporting liner, area imager barcode scanning.

This device is very easy to configure by this manual, you can set up by scanning all necessary programming codes one time that meet applications, the settings are directly saved permanently, and all settings can be disabled after scan reset factory default.

2.2 Illustration

IG-300BT Series

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3. Installation

3.1 Unpacking

1) Take device and its accessories out of the box.

2) Remove the packing material.

3) Check the standard shipment packing list to make sure you have received all of the items ordered.

 Wireless 2D Imager Scanner  Bluetooth Cradle or Charger (optional)  Power Adaptor (if applied)  Communication Cable  Skip resistant pad  Iron panel of cradle and screw  Quick Start Guide

4) Visually inspect the device and accessories for any evidence of physical damage.

5) If anything is missing or appears to be damaged, immediately contact your dealer.

ATTEN

ION:

Store the packing material and boxes: It should be used whenever the device is transported for servicing.

3.2 Mounting

Once you have unpacked all components, you can start installing the device as below steps:

IG300BT Scanner

1) The Scanner must be charged for a minimum of 8 hours before the scanner can be placed in full operation for the first time.

2) The cradle will indicate in red light when the scanner is being charged.

3) Once the battery is full, green LED of scanner will be ON. And green light will be OFF when the scanner leaving from cradle. The battery will over charged when battery full charged again, red and green LED will flashing.

4) If the battery power capacity is too low, the

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scanner will indicate with red LED and beeper warning.

IG300BT Cradle

1) Connect the supplied communication cable at the bottom side of the scanner and you will hear a “click” when the connection is made.

2) Turn off the host system.

3) Connect the other side of the communication cable to the right connector of your Host system.

4) Plug the external power supply into the power jack on the bottom of the cradle.

5) Plug the power supply into the AC outlet.

6) Turn on your Host system.

7) To set up Bluetooth Communication between the scanner and cradle. (see chapter 4)

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Cable Installation

Connect cable and adaptor to Cradle. The other end of cable will be connected with Host device. Lock the iron panel of Cradle by screwdriver.

Skip resistant pad position

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4. Set up Bluetooth

Communication

Before the operation, Bluetooth Communication must be set up between the scanner and cradle.

4.1 Pairing

Each scanner has to be linked or paired to a cradle by scanning the unique Bluetooth MAC address code located on the bottom of cradle. The pairing between scanner and cradle is one to one that is one scanner can be paired to a cradle only.

4.2 Set up Master Mode

Communication

Please follow the steps to set up the communication between the scanner and cradle.

1) The scanner must scan “Scanner Master Mode”

barcode, to set the scanner in Master mode.

2) Scan the Bluetooth MAC address code located on

the bottom of the cradle.

3) When the Bluetooth MAC address code was

successfully scanned, scanner will sound 2 short beeps with blue and red LED flash once.

4) Wait approximately five seconds, for completing

the connection process with a long beep sound.

5) If successful, Blue LED of scanner will slow flash

and the cradle will be continued on.

6) If the connections failed the scanner indicates

with 3 shot beeps and the cradle with blinking blue LED.

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ATTENTION:

It is important to know that the scanner will only communicate with the cradle with the unique Bluetooth MAC address. Other scanner can not pair with that cradle until the original connection is broken. If the cradle pairs with another scanner, the cradle will disconnect with the first scanner and then re-connect with another scanner.

4.3 Set up Slave Mode Communication

Please follow the below steps to set up the communication between the scanner and Bluetooth application device.

1) The scanner must scan “Scanner Slave Mode” barcode, to set the scanner in Slave mode.

2) Enter the pin code (default 000000) to setup comport when control the Bluetooth device to search the scanner.

3) When the scanner is successful connected, scanner will sound 1 long beep.

4) If successful, Blue LED of scanner will slow flash.

5) If the connections failed the scanner indicates with 3 shot beeps.

4.4 Scanner Slave/Master Mode

Scanner Slave Mode

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4.4.1 Set Scanner Pin Code Mode

Set Default Security Code

Set Security Code ON

4.4.2 Set Pin Code Character

(PINCODE max. 6 digits/0-9and A-Z ASCII CODE)

Set Default Security Code Barcode

1) Begin to Set PINCODE

2) Go to the ASCII Tables in Appendixes; scan 6 labels that represent the PINCODE.

3) Complete to Set PINCODE

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4.5 Bluetooth Cradle Setup

4.5.1 Set Cradle Security Mode

Set Default Security Code Barcode

Set Security ON

4.5.2 Set Cradle Pin Code

(PINCODE max. 6 digits ,0-9,A-Z ASCII CODE )

Set Default Security Code Barcode

1) Begin to Set PINCODE

2) Go to the ASCII Tables in Appendixes; scan 6 labels that represent the PINCODE.

3) Complete to Set Cradle BT PINCODE

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5. Configuring

5.1 Preface

How to configure this device: The Barcode Programming Feature gives the possibility to change the scanner settings with use programming codes.

5.2 Changing Scanner Settings with Programming Codes

You can setup your device by scanning all necessary programming codes for parameters that meet applications. After these scans, the device will save directly and permanently. To go back to the factory default settings, just scans the programming code factory default.

In order to change the scanner settings please follow the sequence below:

1) Power-up the scanner.

2) Change scanner settings by scanning any of the programming code that meet applications.

An Example: For changing the Baud rate to 38400 only scan the programming code that represents this.

After reading a valid programming code the scanner will give Di-Du beeps and red-blue LEDs indicator will flash. And the cradle will give green LED indicator flash.

At any moment, you can stop your programming and read programming code factory default to go back to default.

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5.3 Changing Scanner Settings with Utility Tool

Manufacturer has setup this scanner with the most common used programming codes, It could be possible that you need more advanced settings to use the scanner without any problems into your application.

In this case you can setup your scanner by using the advanced Utility Tool. This tool can be used with the following operation systems: Windows98, Windows2000, Windows XP en Windows Vista.

This Utility Tool can be delivered on request. Please contact your dealer

5.4 Factory Default Settings

The factory default settings are shown with <> and bold in the followings sections

The readable and default enable symbologies list, please see Appendixes C.

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6. Operating Settings

6.1 Factory Default

Set Scanner /Cradle factory default

The scanner and cradle factory default settings are shown with bold < > in the following pages. Reset all configuration parameters to their factory default setting. After this reset you must select all required parameters that meet applications.

6.2 Scanning Triggering

<Level>

A reading session begins (lighting and decode processing on) when beam is activated and stops when beam is deactivated.

Continuous Scanning

When the scanner is turned on a continuous reading session begins (lighting and decode processing on).

Pulse

A reading session begins when beam is activated and stays on until a period of inactivity lasting the time specified by the timeout. After the timeout, the scan engine turns off.

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Flashing

Flashing mode allows power up the lighting and decoding are on (no need to activate the trigger line) and after a period of inactivity lasting the time specified by the trigger timeout, the scanner starts flashing, checking for a bar code to be read. When a bar code is detected, the lighting and decoding automatically turn on and stay on until another period of inactivity (timeout), after the timeout the scanner starts flashing again.

Autostand

This mode allows you to switch from Flashing trigger mode to Level trigger mode. Autostand begins in flashing mode: At power up the lighting and decoding are on (no need to activate the trigger line) and after a period of inactivity lasting the time specified by the trigger timeout, the scanner starts flashing. To switch to Level trigger mode activate the trigger line (press the trigger). When in Level trigger mode, after a period of inactivity lasting the time specified by the trigger timeout, the scanner switches back to flashing mode.

Toggle

This mode allows lighting and decoding toggle when the trigger line is activated.

First trigger activation = lighting and decoding on, second trigger activation = lighting and decoding off.

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Presentation

This mode allows power up lighting and decoding are on. After a period of inactivity lasting the time specified by the trigger timeout, the lighting turns off or is dimmed. When a new bar code is presented the lighting and decoding restart and stay on until another period inactivity.

6.3 Trigger Time Out

<2 sec>

4 sec

6 sec

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6.4 Good Read Mode

When active, the scan engine stops the reading session after a successful decoding.

Note: This parameter is NOT used with continuous and continuous + flashing modes.

Not Active

6.5 Buzzer Beep Tone

6.5.1 Beep Tone Setup

<High >

Medium

Low

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6.5.2 Good Read Beeps

Two Beeps

None

6.5.3 Beep Duration

60 msec

<80 msec>

200 msec

Off

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6.5.4 Timing <During Transmission>

Before Transmission

After Transmission

6.5.5 Good Read Duration

<80 msec>

0.5 sec

1 sec

Off

6.5.6 Error Beep <On>

Off

6.5.7 Setup Beep <On>

Off

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7. Imager Settings

7.1 Imager Mode

You can set the best reading performance depends on the environment, your used application and type of barcodes.

 Linear mode for decode 1D Barcodes.  Area mode for decode 1D and 2D barcodes.

Area mode allows you to set the position of the VEGA in any direction regardless of the orientation of the barcode, and perform a good read on 1D and 2D barcodes.

Linear mode allows you to increase your decoding speed while scanning 1D barcodes. But, you need to position the beam across all bars in the 1D barcode.

Linear imager

Area imager Bright Environment

Area imager Reflective Surface

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7.2 Sleep Mode

The scanner is equipped with sleep mode function to save battery energy when the scanner is not used for 1 minute or 10 minute. During sleep mode, all the functions and connection will be halted until pressing

the trigger button of scanner to wake up and

reconnect the communication with the cradle or

Bluetooth device.

Sleep Mode 10 min. ON

Sleep Mode OFF

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7.3 Batch Mode

This Batch mode function is enabled when you have scanned “Memory ON” barcode. Scanning data is stored in the memory of the scanner. This function is disabled when you have scanned “Memory OFF” barcode.

When you have scanned “Out Of Range” barcode, The scanner transmits the scanning data of work range. In case of the scanner is out of working range, the scanner will store the scanning data to memory. You can scan the barcode “Memory read” barcode to transmit the stored data to cradle immediately of working range.

When the communication reconnected again, you can scan the barcode “Memory read” barcode to transmit the stored data to cradle immediately. Or scan the “Memory clear” barcode to erase all stored memory. The capacity of this memory depends on the scanned data size, approximately 20,000 sets for EAN13 of data .

Out Of Range

Memory Mode ON

Memory Read

Memory Clear

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7.4 Firmware Version

Display the firmware version of the scanner, please scan below barcode.

7.4.1 Engine Firmware Version

7.4.2 Scanner Decoder Firmware Version

7.4.3 Cradle Decoder Firmware Version

7.4.4 Scanner Bluetooth MAC Address

7.4.5 Cradle Bluetooth MAC Address

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7.5 Set Cradle Interface Barcode

Set Cradle KB Interface Barcode

Set Cradle RS232 Interface Barcode

7.6 Cradle RS232 Communication Parameter

7.6.1 Cradle Baud Rate

1200

2400

4800

9600

<19200>

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38400

7.6.2 Cradle Data Bits

7 data bits

<8 data bits>

7.6.3 Cradle Stop bits

<1 bit>

2 bits

7.6.4 Cradle Parity

<None>

Even

Odd

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Mark

Space

7.6.5 Cradle Hand Shaking

RTS/CTS Enable

ACK/NAK Enable

XON/XOFF Enable

< XON/XOFF Disable >

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7.6.6 Cradle Keyboard Wedge Mode Parameters

1) Terminal type

IBM PC/XT

IBM PS/2 25, 30

2) Capslock Detection

Enable

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3) Upper/Lower Case

Upper Case

Lower Case

3) Send Character by ALT Method

Enable

4) Select Numerical Pad

<OFF>

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5) Time out Between Characters

<0 ms>

5 ms

10 ms

25 ms

50ms

100ms

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6) Language Selection

UK English

Italian

Spanish

French

German

Swedish

Switzerland

Hungarian

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Japanese

Belgium

Portuguese

Denmark

Netherlands

Turkey

Reserved 1

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7.7 Decoding Selection

7.7.1 Symbologies Selection

Australian Post ON

AZTEC ON

BPO ON

Canada Post ON

CODABAR ON

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Codablock A ON

Codablock F ON

CODE 11 ON

CODE 39 OFF

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CODE 93 ON

CODE 128 OFF

<GS1-128 ON>

GS1-128 OFF

DATAMATRIX OFF

Dutch Post ON

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<EAN-8 ON>

EAN-8 OFF

<EAN-13 ON>

EAN-13 OFF

EAN 128 OFF

GS1 CC-A/B ON

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GS1 CC-C ON

GS1 DataBar-Omni ON

GS1 DataBar Limited ON

GS1 DataBar Expanded ON

Infomail ON

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Interleaved 2 of 5 ON

Japan Post ON

Matrix 2 of 5 ON

MaxiCode ON

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MicroPDF417 ON

MSI ON

PDF417 OFF

Planet ON

PLESSEY ON

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Postnet ON

QR Code ON

QR Code - model 1 ON

<QR Code - model 1

OFF>

Standard 2 of 5 ON

Sweden Post ON

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Telepen ON

TLC 39 ON

<UPC-A ON>

UPC-A OFF

<UPC-E ON>

UPC-E OFF

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7.7.2 Disable All Symbologies.

If you want to disable all Symbologies, please scan below programming code. Or you can scan

the “Off” option to disable individual symbologies.

Disable All Symbologies

Note: Do not reset individual parameters settings for each symbology. When you enable a symbology, you will recover the parameter settings stored in memory.

Anytime, you may reset to factory defaults by scanning the programming code of “Set factory default” (please see 7.1.1)

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7.7.3 Multi Code

The multicode function is used configure the scanner to read a series of bar codes and then transmit them all at once.

Active

Active Exclusive

Number of bar codes – compose: 2

Number of bar codes – compose: 3

Number of bar codes - compose: 4

Number of bar codes –compose: 5

Number of bar codes – compose: 6

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7.7.4 Activates user defined symbology identifier (UDSI) transmission for all symbologies.

UDSI Transmitted

Data Format: [UDSI symbology id] <data>

Symbology Default Identifier

Australia Post P3

Aztec D3

BPO P2

Canada Post P6

Codabar B7

Codablock A K0

Codablock F K1

Code 11 C1

Code 39 B1

Code 93/93i B6

Code 128 B3

DataMatrix D0

Dutch Post P4

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EAN-8 FF

EAN-13 F

GS1-128 C9

GS1 Composite A/B G0

GS1 Composite C G1

GS1 DataBar C3

GS1 DataBar Limited C4

GS1 DataBar Expanded C5

Interleaved 2 of 5 B2

Japan Post P5

Matrix 2 of 5 B4

MaxiCode D2

MicroPDF417 C8

MSI Code B8

PDF417 C7

Planet P1

Plessey Code C2

Postnet P0

QR Code D1

Standard 2 of 5 B5

Sweden Post P7

Telepen C6

TLC 39 H0

UPC-A A0

UPC-E E0

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7.7.5 Postambles

The scanner can be programmed to output Barcode data according to the following format: [BAR CODE DATA] [POSTAMBLE STRING]

Postamble None

<CR+LF >

TAB

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Appendixes

A. Decimal Value Table

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B. ASCII Table

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C. Readable Symbologies

1D Symbologies

Symbologies Readable

Default

Enable

EAN/UPC

○ ○

UCC/EAN128

○ ○

ISBN

○

ISBT

○

Code 11

○

Code 39

○ ○

Code 93/93i

○

Code 128

○ ○

Interleaved

2 of 5

○

Matrix

2 of 5

○

Instus

trial

2 of 5

○

Standard 2 of 5

○

Codabar

○

MSI

○

Plessey

○

Telepen

○

BPO

○

Codablock

○

Informail

○

Planet

○

TLC 39

○

Postnet

○

Postal codes

○

GS1

128

○ GS1 CC

A/B/C

○

GS1 DataBar

Omnidirectional

○

GS1 DataBar

Limited

○

GS1 DataBar

Expanded

○

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2D Symbologies

Symbologies Readable

Default

Enable

Data Matrix

○

PDF417

○

MicroPDF417

○

Maxi

ode

○

QR code

○

Aztec

○

EAN.UCC

composite

○

D. Technical Specifications

D-1 Physical Characteristics

Weight

IG-300BT

Scanner Cradle

Accessory

KBW cable RS232 Cable USB Cable AC adaptor

Approx. 210g Approx. 105g

Approx. 75g Approx. 123g Approx. 67g Approx. 125g

Material

ABS Plastic

Connector

RJ 45C 10Pin

s Cable Length

5Ft. (150mm)

Dimension

Scanner

Cradle

193x90x72mm

206x101x49mm

D-2 Performance a) Scanner Characteristics

Light source

Visible Red light 650nm ± 10nm

Scan rate

200scans/sec auto adaptive in

linear mode 56 images/sec auto adaptive in area mode

Optical

resolution

752 Horizontal x 480 Vertical

pixels, 256 gray levels

Scan angle

Horizontal 70°±10%

(Forward: 20°/

Backward: 50°)

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Vertical

80°±10%

(Left 40°/ Right

40°)

Interface

IG-300BT

KBW, RS-232, USB (HID KBW)

b) Bluetooth Characteristics (for IG-300BT series)

Bluetooth Module

Bluetooth V2.0 Standard

Frequency Band

2.402GHz ~ 2.480GHz

Modulation Method

GFSK for 1Mbps

RF Output Power

Under 4dBm (Class 2)

Bluetooth distance range

Class

; Up

to 10M

line of

sight Class 1

; Up to 80M line of

sight

Data storage on BT

disconnect

20,000 scans for EAN13

D-3 Indicator LED Status

a) Cradle

Light

Signal Status

Green 1 blink

good read and transmitted

Red

continuous on

power on

off power off

Blue

2 blink BT disconnect

continuous on

BT connected

b) Scanner

Light

Signal

Status

Green

1 blink and 1 beep

good read and transmitted

good read

and save on memory (BT disconnect)

continue on battery charged full

Red

3 long blink and 3 long beeps

memory full

3 long blink and 3 long beeps

Into sleep mode

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2 blink and 2 beeps low Battery warning

2 long

blink

and 2

long

beeps

good read

but transmit fail

continue on

in charging

Blue

3 short beeps BT disconnect

2 blink per 2 second on connecting

flash

BT disconnect

before sleep

1 blink per 2 second BT connected

Red

Blue

1 blink

at the same time

and 2 beeps

setting ok

Red

Green

red and green light flash

alternately

Battery over

charged

D-4 Electrical Characteristics

Operation

Voltage

5 VDC ±5%

Current Operat

ing 450 mA (max) @ 5 VDC

Current Standby

37 mA typical @ 5 VDC

AC transformers

5.2 VDC @ 650 mA /

Input AC 100-240V

D-5 Environmental

Operating Temp

0°C to 50°C

Storage Temp.

-20°C to 70°C

Relative Humidity

0 to 95% non

condensing

Ambient light

100,000

Lux

(direct

sunlight)

D-6 Regulatory of Compliance

FCC, CE, RoHs

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E. Scan Map

Symbology

Density

Minimum

Distance

(+/- 10%)

Maximum

Distance

(+/- 10%)

Code 39

0.125 mm

5.2 cm

12.1 cm

0.20mm

2.0 cm

21.5 cm

0.25mm

2.4 cm

26 cm

0.5m

m 4 cm

44 cm

1mm

7 cm

82 cm

UPC / EAN

0.33 mm

4 cm

31 cm

Data matrix

0.191 mm

5.3 cm

16.2 cm

0.254 mm

3.8 cm

21 cm

0.381 mm

28 cm

PDF417

0.16 mm

5.2 cm

14.4 cm

0.254 mm

3.5 cm

22 cm

0.381 mm

3 cm

36 cm

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F. Test Symbologies

Scan one or more of these barcodes to test barcode symbologies you enabled.

Codabar

Code 39

Code 93

Code 128

DataMatrix

EAN 8

1234 5670

EAN13

1 234567 890128

EAN 128

Interleaved 2 of 5

MSI code

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PDF417

GS1 DataBar

Omnidirectional

GS1 DataBar Omni Stacked

GS1 DataBar Expanded

GS1DataBar Expanded Stacked

GS1 DataBar Limited

UPC A

12345 67890

UPC E

12345 6

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