U s e r ’ s M a n u a l
SG700BT Wireless Handheld Linear
Imager Bar code Scanner
User’s Installation and Configuration
Manual
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V1.0 Feb. 2012
Table of contents
Table of contents ..................................... 3
INTRODUCTION .......................................... 1
CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT SAFETY ............................. 2
1.1 Safety & Caution ......................... 2
1.2 FCC Warning .............................. 3
CHAPTER 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........................ 4
2.1 Use of the SG700BT ....................... 4
CHAPTER 3 INSTALLATION OF THE SG700BT ................ 5
3.1 SG700BT Unpacking ........................ 5
3.2 SG700BT Cradle Installation .............. 6
3.3 SG700BT Setup Bluetooth Communication .... 7
3.3.1 Pairing .................................... 7
3.3.2 Setup SPP Master Mode Communication ........ 7
3.3.3 Setup SPP Slave Mode Communication ......... 9
3.3.4 Setup HID Slave Mode Communication ......... 9
3.3.5 Sleep Mode ................................. 9
3.3.6 Batch Mode ................................ 10
3.3.7 Out of Range .............................. 10
CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURING THE SG700BT ................... 11
4.1 Preface ................................. 11
4.1.1 Changing Scanner Settings with Programming
Codes 11
4.1.2 Programming Flow Chart .................... 12
4.2 Set All Default Parameter ............... 13
4.3 General Process ......................... 13
4.3.1 Abort Configuration ...................... 14
4.3.2 Recall ................................... 14
4.3.3 Version Information ...................... 14
4.4 Cradle Interface Selection ............... 14
4.4.1 Interface ................................ 14
4.5 Bluetooth Scanner Setup .................. 15
4.5.1 Preface .................................. 15
4.5.2 Scanner Mode ............................. 15
4.5.3 *** Batch Mode (“***” means “Quick Setting
Label”, The function can be executed directly by
scanning barcode instead of doing the general
process.) ......................................... 16
4.5.4 Out of Range ............................. 16
4.5.5 Sleep Mode ............................... 16
4.6 Scanner Operation ........................ 17
4.6.1 Reading Mode ............................. 17
4.6.2 Beeper Option ............................ 18
4.6.3 Reading Level ............................ 18
4.6.4 Accuracy Scan ............................ 18
4.6.5 Sensitivity of Continuous Reading ........ 19
4.6.6 Same Code Delay Reading Interval ......... 19
4.6.7 Reverse Output Characters ................ 20
4.7 RS232 Mode Parameters .................... 20
4.7.1 Baud Rate ................................ 20
4.7.2 Data/Stop Bits ........................... 21
4.7.3 Parity ................................... 21
4.7.4 Handshaking .............................. 22
4.8 Keyboard Wedge Mode Parameters ........... 24
4.8.1 Terminal Type ............................ 24
4.8.2 Country/Language .......................... 25
4.8.3 Upper/Lower Case .......................... 26
4.8.4 Capslock Detection ........................ 26
4.8.5 Character by ALT Method ................... 27
4.8.6 Select Numerical Pad ...................... 27
4.8.7 Interscan Code Delay ...................... 27
4.9 Output Characters ....................... 28
4.9.1 Select Terminator ......................... 28
4.10 Code Type ............................... 29
4.10.1 Barcode Selection ......................... 29
4.11 UPC/EAN/JAN Parameters .................. 32
4.11.1 Reading Type .............................. 32
4.11.2 Supplemental Setup ........................ 34
4.11.3 Check Digit Transmission .................. 34
4.12 Code 39 Parameters ...................... 35
4.12.1 Type of Code .............................. 35
4.12.2 Check Digit Transmission .................. 35
4.12.3 Output Start/Stop Character ............... 36
4.12.4 Decode Asterisk ........................... 36
4.12.5 Setup Code Length ......................... 36
4.13 Code 128 Parameters ..................... 38
4.13.1 Reading Type .............................. 38
4.13.2 Check Digit Transmission .................. 39
4.13.3 Append FNC2 ............................... 39
4.13.4 Setup Code Length ......................... 39
4.14 Interleave 2 of 5 Parameters ............ 41
4.14.1 Check Digit Transmission .................. 41
4.14.2 Setup Number of Character ................. 41
4.14.3 Brazilian Banking Code ................... 41
4.14.4 Setup Code Length ........................ 42
4.15 Industrial 2 of 5 Parameters ............. 43
4.15.1 Reading Type ............................. 43
4.15.2 Check Digit Transmission ................. 43
4.15.3 Setup Code Length ........................ 44
4.16 Matrix 2 of 5 Parameters ................. 45
4.16.1 Check Digit Transmission ................. 45
4.16.2 Setup Code Length ........................ 46
4.17 CODABAR/NW7 Parameters ................... 47
4.17.1 Setup Start/Stop Characters upon
Transmission ...................................... 47
4.17.2 Transmission Type of Start/Stop .......... 47
4.17.3 Setup Code Length ........................ 48
4.18 Code 93 Parameters ....................... 50
4.18.1 Check Digit Transmission ................. 50
4.18.2 Setup Code Length ........................ 50
4.19 Code 11 Parameters ....................... 52
4.19.1 Check Digit Transmission ................. 52
4.19.2 Setup Code Length ........................ 52
4.20 MSI/Plessey Code Parameters .............. 54
4.20.1 Check Digit Transmission ................. 54
4.20.2 Setup Code Length ........................ 54
4.21 Telepen Parameters ....................... 56
4.21.1 Type of Code ............................. 56
4.21.2 Check Digit Transmission ................. 56
4.21.3 Setup Code Length ........................ 56
4.22 GS1 Databar Omnidirectional Parameters ... 58
4.22.1 Check Digit Transmission ................. 58
4.22.2 Application ID ............................ 58
4.22.3 Symbology ID .............................. 58
4.23 GS1 Databar Limited Parameters .......... 59
4.23.1 Check Digit Transmission .................. 59
4.23.2 Application ID ............................ 59
4.23.3 Symbology ID .............................. 59
4.24 GS1 Databar Expanded Parameters ......... 60
4.24.1 Symbology ID .............................. 60
CHAPTER 5 MISCELLANEOUS PARAMETERS .................. 61
5.1 Bar Code ID ............................. 61
5.1.1 Default Barcode ID ........................ 61
5.1.2 User Define Code ID ....................... 62
5.2 Preamble and Postamble Insertion ........ 64
5.2.1 Setup Insertion ........................... 64
5.2.2 Insertion Set Number ...................... 65
5.2.3 Code Type for Insertion ................... 66
5.2.4 Position to Be Inserted ................... 68
5.2.5 Characters to Be Inserted ................. 68
5.3 Character Deletion ...................... 68
5.3.1 Deletion Set Number ....................... 70
5.3.2 Code Type for Deletion .................... 70
5.3.3 Position to Be Deleted .................... 72
5.3.4 Number of Characters to Be Deleted ........ 72
APPENDIXES ........................................... 73
A. Decimal Value Table ..................... 73
B. ASCII Value Table ........................ 74
C. ASCII Table ............................. 75
D. Function Key Table ...................... 81
E. Technical Specifications ................. 82
F. Scan Map ................................. 84
G. LED Indicator Status ..................... 85
H. Test Symbologies ......................... 86
Quick Configuration ........................... 88
INTRODUCTION
SG700BT is a gun-type barcode scanner which is
designed specifically for retail market. To the brand
new series of SG700BT, we add on more user-friendly
functions with detachable interface cable that makes it
easier to be operated by the customers.
Speaking of the performance, this scanner supports
middle to long range mode.SG700BT which supports the
reading depth up to 50 centimeters, and the scan speed
is up to 500 scans per second.
In short, SG700BT is absolutely a high performance guntype scanner which provides the customer with the most
cost-effective solution in the market. It is perfectly
suitable and definitely the best choice for any
retailers using POS environment.
The SG700BT is available in various interface types,
RS232, Keyboard Wedge, USB HID or Virtual comport
interface, so there is always a solution to connect the
SG700BT to your POS system.
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CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT SAFETY
1.1 Safety & Caution
1. Please read the following safety statement carefully.
2. Please preserve this user‟s manual for reference
sometime.
3. Before cleaning the SG700BT, the users must cut off
all AC power. Do not use liquid or spray type of
detersive to clean the SG700BT. Please use dampish
cotton cloth to clean the SG700BT.
4. The outlet must set nearby the SG700BT for connecting
power easily.
5. Keep the SG700BT 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.
12. If there are the following situations please contact
the qualified serviceman to check this equipment.
(a) The damage of wire or pin of power supply.
(b) Some Liquid infiltrate into the equipment.
(c) The equipment has been exposed to wet
environment.
(d) The equipment can‟t work well.
(e) The equipment has any obvious damage, making the
SG700BT working abnormally.
13. Don‟t store the SG700BT at the temperature lower than
-20°C (-4°F) or higher than +70°C (158°F) to avoid
any damage.
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1.2 FCC Warning
This equipment complies with the requirements in Part
15 of FCC.
Any operation must comply with the conditions below:
(a) The equipment will not cause any severe interference.
(b) 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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CHAPTER 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2.1 Use of the SG700BT
The SG700BT is very ergonomic and modern designed and
very user friendly. It can be connected to your POS or
Host system trough a RS232, Keyboard Wedge or USB cable.
To read a bar code, simply press the red trigger button
and aim the beam to the bar code. It needs to position
the beam to fall across all bars in the 1D barcodes. You
will hear one beep and the green LED indicator will light
on after scan successfully.
The programming of the SG700BT is very easy. You can
setup the SG700BT by scan all necessary programming codes
that meet applications. Thanks to the powerful decoding
software, the SG700BT can decode all major 1D codes.
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CHAPTER 3 INSTALLATION OF THE SG700BT
3.1 SG700BT Unpacking
Unpack the SG700BT as follows:
1. Take the SG700BT and its accessories out of the box.
2. Remove the packing material.
3. Check the packing list to make sure you have received
all of the items ordered.
3.1 Standard Shipment Package:
a. SG700BT Linear Barcode Scanner
b. Bluetooth Cradle
c. Communication Cable(RS-232,keyboard wedge or USB)
d. Power Adaptor
e. Product Compact Disc
3.2 Scanner only shipment package:
a. SG700BT Linear Barcode Scanner
b. Battery Charger
c. Product Compact Disc
4. Visually inspect the SG700BT and accessories for any
evidence of physical damage.
5. If anything is missing or appears to be damaged,
immediately contact your dealer.
ATTENTION
Store the packing material and boxes: it should
be used whenever the SG700BT is transported for
service.
3.2 SG700BT Cradle Installation
To setup your SG700BT scanner with Bluetooth technology,
please follow the steps.
1. Connect the supplied communication cable at the
bottom side of the cradle.
2. Connect the other side of the communication cable
to the right connector of your POS or HOST system.
3. Plug the external power supply into the power jack
on the bottom of the cradle.
4. Plug the power supply into the AC outlet.
5. Turn on your POS or HOST system.
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3.3 SG700BT Setup Bluetooth Communication
3.3.1 Pairing
Pairing refers to when a SG700BT scanner has been linked
or paired to a specific cradle by scanning that cradle‟s
Bluetooth MAC address code. This Bluetooth MAC address
code is unique for each cradle. This address code is
located on the bottom side of the cradle. The pairing of
a SG700BT scanner to a cradle is one to one. Only one
SG700BT scanner can be paired to a cradle at any point in
time.
3.3.2 Setup SPP Master Mode Communication
To setup the communication between the SG700BT scanner
and the cradle, follow the steps:
1. The SG700BT scanner must scan “SPP Master Mode”
barcode to set the SG700BT scanner in Master mode.
2. Scan the Bluetooth MAC address code located on the
bottom of the cradle.
3. When the Bluetooth MAC was successfully scanned,
scanner will initiate with 3 short beep sounds. Blue
LED will blink followed by a long beep sound.
4. Wait approximately five seconds, for completing the
connection process. Blue LED will slow flash on
scanner for connecting the cradle.
5. If successful, the blue LED on the cradle will be on.
6. If the connections failed, the blue LED on scanner
will be off, and the cradle indicators blinking blue
LED.
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ATTENTION
The SG700BT scanner must be charged for a
minimum of 8 hours before the scanner can be
placed in full operation for the first time.
The scanner LED will indicate in red when the
scanner is charged.
After the battery is full, the green LED on
scanner will be on. The charge green LED will
be off when the scanner leaving from cradle.
If the battery power of the SG700BT is too low,
the SG700BT will indicate red LED and beeper
warning.
It is important to know that the SG700BT scanner will
only communicate with the cradle whose unique Bluetooth
MAC address was last scanned.
If a cradle is paired with the SG700BT scanner, another
SG700BT scanner can‟t be paired with that cradle until
the original connection is interrupted.
If you pair a second SG700BT scanner to an in-use cradle,
the cradle’s connection to the first SG700BT scanner will
be interrupted and the connection will be re-established
with the second SG700BT scanner.
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3.3.3 Setup SPP Slave Mode Communication
To setup the communication between the SG700BT scanner
and Bluetooth SPP profile application device, follow the
steps.
1. The SG700BT scanner must scan “SPP Slave Mode”
barcode, to set the SG700BT scanner in Slave mode.
2. When control the Bluetooth device to search the
scanner, enter pin code (default 00:00:00) to setup
comport.
3. When SG700BT scanner is successful connected, the
scanner Blue LED will also blink followed by a long
beep sound. Blue LED will slow flash to finish the
setup.
3.3.4 Setup HID Slave Mode Communication
To setup the communication between the SG700BT scanner
and Bluetooth HID profile application device, follow the
steps.
1. The SG700BT scanner must scan “HID Slave Mode”
barcode, to set the SG700BT scanner in HID Slave
mode.
2. When control the Bluetooth device to search the
scanner, enter pin code to setup pair. You can scan
number barcode on Appendix B.”ASCII VALUE TABLE”
number 0~9 to setup.
3. When SG700BT scanner is successful connected,
scanner Blue LED will also blink followed by a long
beep sound. Blue LED will slow flash to finish the
setup.
3.3.5 Sleep Mode
The SG700BT scanner enters sleep mode to save battery
energy, when the SG700BT scanner is used for 1 minute or
10 minute time. During sleep mode all the functions and
connection will be halted. After press the red trigger
button the scanner will wake up and reconnect the
communication with the cradle or Bluetooth device.
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3.3.6 Batch Mode
This batch mode is enabled when you have scanned “Batch
Mode on”. The scanned data is stored in the memory of the
SG700BT scanner instead of being transmitted. You can
delete the last scanned bar code data by scanning “Delete
Last Data” bar code. This function is disabled when you
scan “Batch Mode OFF”.
When scan bar code “Batch Data Output”, the stored
scanned data will be immediately transmitted to the host.
When scan barcode “Batch Data Clear”, all stored scanned
data will be erased from memory.
The capacity of this memory depends on the scanned data.
The memory size is approximately 30,000 sets of EAN13 bar
code type.
3.3.7 Out of Range
When “Out of Range” function is enabled, and the scanner
is working at out of transmission range, the scanned data
will be stored to out-of-range memory. Memory size is
approximately 25,000 sets of EAN13 bar code type.
The all stored data will send back to device when the
link is reconnected, and the all data store in out-ofrange memory will be cleared.
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CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURING THE SG700BT
4.1 Preface
How to configure the SG700BT?
The barcode programming feature gives the possibility to
change the SG700BT scanner settings with programming
labels.
4.1.1 Changing Scanner Settings with
Programming Codes
You can setup your SG700BT by scan all necessary
programming codes that meet applications.
In order to change the scanner settings please follow the
sequence below:
1. Power up the scanner.
2. Open the scanner programming mode by scanning
“Start Configuration”.
3. Change scanner settings by scanning any of the
programming code that meet applications.
4. Close the scanner programming mode by scanning
“End Configuration”.
5. Save configuration by scanning “Save Parameters”.
An Example:
For changing the Baud rate to 38400 the following codes
must be scanned successively:
Start ConfigurationBaud Rate 38400End configuration
Save Parameters
After reading a valid programming code the scanner, will
give three high beep and the green LED indicator will
light on.
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Start
Configuration
Recall
Parameters
Set all Default
Interface
Selection
Communication
Parameters
Bar codes
Parameters
Misc. Parameters
etc.
End
Configuration
Abort
Configuration
Save
Parameters
By scanning “Set All Default” label, the settings will go
back to the factory default settings.
4.1.2 Programming Flow Chart
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Set all the parameters to the
factory default settings
Power up the Scanner
Scan the Start Configuration bar
code
Scan the bar code for the desired feature.
Scan End of Configuration bar code
Scan Save Parameters bar code
4.2 Set All Default Parameter
By scanning “Set All Default” label, the all parameters
will go back to the factory default settings for scanner
and cradle.
After reading a valid programming code the scanner will
give a three high beep and the Green LED indicator will
light on.
4.3 General Process
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Terminate current programming
status.
Replace the current parameters
by the parameters saved last time
Display the Scanner version
information and date code
Display the Cradle version
information and date code
Display the Scanner Bluetooth
MAC Address
Display the Cradle Bluetooth
MAC Address
Keyboard Mode
4.3.1 Abort Configuration
4.3.2 Recall
4.3.3 Version Information
4.4 CRADLE Interface Selection
4.4.1 Interface
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RS232 Mode
<USB HID Mode>
USB Virtual Comport Mode
BT Parameter set default
SPP Master Mode
SPP Slave Mode
HID Slave Mode
4.5 Bluetooth Scanner Setup
4.5.1 Preface
How to configure the Bluetooth function:
The barcode programming feature gives the possibility to
change the SG700BT scanner settings with programming
labels.
4.5.2 Scanner Mode
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Batch Mode ON
<Batch Mode OFF>
***Batch Data Output
***Batch Data Clear
***Delete Last Data
<Out of Range Enable>
Out of Range Disable
Sleep Mode On 1 minute
4.5.3 *** Batch Mode (“***” means “Quick Setting
Label”, The function can be executed directly
by scanning barcode instead of doing the
general process.)
4.5.4 Out of Range
4.5.5 Sleep Mode
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Sleep Mode On 10 minute
<Sleep Mode OFF>
4.6 Scanner Operation
<Good Read OFF>
Trigger ON/OFF
Continuous/Trigger OFF
Continuous/Auto Power ON
Flash
Flash/Auto Power ON
Auto Sence
4.6.1 Reading Mode
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<High>
Medium
Low
Off
Bar Equals High
<Bar Equals Low>
< Require 1 good decoding for a
good scan>
Require 2 consecutive decoding of
the same bar code data for a good
scan
Require 3 consecutive decoding of
the same bar code data for a good
scan
4.6.2 Beeper Option
4.6.3 Reading Level
4.6.4 Accuracy Scan
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Require 4 consecutive decoding of
the same bar code data for a good
scan
<Fast>
Slow
1. Begin
4.6.5 Sensitivity of Continuous Reading
This feature is working under Reading Continuous Mode.
4.6.6 Same Code Delay Reading Interval
Following code sequences represent the length of time
before a barcode can be rescanned at continuous and flash
reading mode. The value can be defined from 1-50 and they
represent 100ms to 5 seconds in 100ms interval. Default
value is 3(0.3 second).
To setup same code Delay reading interval:
1. Scan the “Begin” label
2. Go the Decimal Value Tables in Appendix B, Scan
label(s),that represents the same code delay reading
interval. They are ranged from 1-50.One step is
represented 0.1 second. So the interval is from 0.1 to 5
seconds.
3. Scan the “Complete” label
Repeat the steps 1-3 to set time out of same symbol
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2. Decimal Value (1-50)(Appendix A)
3.Complete
Enable
<Disable>
1200
2400
4800
<9600>
4.6.7 Reverse Output Characters
Example: 012345 543210
4.7 RS232 Mode Parameters
4.7.1 Baud Rate
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19200
38400
57600
7 Data Bits
< 8 Data Bits >
< 1 Stop Bits >
2 Stop Bits
<None>
4.7.2 Data/Stop Bits
The number of data/stop bits transmitted for each
character
4.7.3 Parity
A Parity bit is an extra data bit used to check data
transmission errors.
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Even – Select to set the parity bit
either 1 or 0 to ensure the number
of 1.
Odd – Select to set the parity bit
either a 1 or 0 to ensure the
number of 1.
Mark – Select to set the parity bit
always 1.
Space– Select to set the parity bit
always 0.
RTS/CTS ON – Output a Request to
Send (RTS) signal and wait for a
Clear to Send (CTS) signal before
transmitting data
<RTS/CTS OFF>
ACK/NAK ON – After transmitting
data, wait for host to send an ACK
or a NAK response. If ACK is
received, then complete the data
transmission. If NAK is received,
re-send the last set of data and
wait for ACK/NAK again.
<ACK/NAK OFF>
4.7.4 Handshaking
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XON/XOFF ON – After transmitting
data, wait for host to send an XON
or a XOFF response. If XON is
received, then complete the data
transmission. If XOFF is received,
stop the transmission.
<XON/XOFF OFF>
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<IBM PC/AT,PS/2> - Includes IBM
PS/2 and compatible models 50, 55,
60, 80
IBM PC/XT
IBM PS/2 25, 30
IBM 5550
IBM 102 Key
IBM 122 Key (1)
IBM 122 Key (2)
NEC 9800
Apple Desktop Bus(ADB)
4.8 Keyboard Wedge Mode Parameters
4.8.1 Terminal Type
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4.8.2 Country/Language
<US English>
UK English
Italian
Spanish
French
German
Swedish
Switzerland
Hungarian
Japanese
Belgium
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Portuguese
Denmark
Netherlands
Turkey
<No Change>
Enable Lower Case – Transmit all
data as lower case
Enable Upper Case – Transmit all
data as upper case
4.8.4 Capslock Detection
Enable
<Disable>
4.8.3 Upper/Lower Case
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ALT Method Enable
4.8.6 Select Numerical Pad
Numerical Pad ON
<Numerical Pad OFF>
<No Delay>
5 ms
10 ms
25 ms
50 ms
4.8.5 Character by ALT Method
4.8.7 Interscan Code Delay
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100 ms
200 ms
300 ms
<CR+LF>– The scanner transmits a
carriage return and a line feed
after each scan
CR Suffix – The scanner transmits a
carriage return after each scan
LF Suffix – The scanner transmits a
line feed after each scan
Space
Tab
STX-ETX – RS232 only
None
4.9 Output Characters
4.9.1 Select Terminator
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All Bar Codes ON
<UPC-A ON>
UPC-A OFF
<UPC-E ON>
UPC-E OFF
<EAN-13 / JAN-13 ON>
EAN-13 / JAN-13 OFF
<EAN-8 / JAN-8 ON>
EAN-8 / JAN-8 OFF
4.10 Code Type
4.10.1 Barcode Selection
If “All Bar Code ON” is selected, the scanner could read
all types of bar code. If “Disable” is selected for a
certain bar code type, the scanner could not read the
particular bar code. The symbol of “<>” means default
setting.
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<CODE 39 ON>
CODE 39 OFF
Code32 / Italian Pharmacy ON
<Code32 / Italian Pharmacy OFF>
<Code 128 ON>
Code 128 OFF
<Interleave 2 of 5 ON>
Interleave 2 of 5 OFF
<Codabar/NW7 ON>
Codabar/NW7 OFF
Industrial 2 of 5 ON
<Industrial 2 of 5 OFF>
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Matrix 2 of 5 ON
<Matrix 2 of 5 OFF>
CODE 93 ON
<CODE 93 OFF>
CODE 11 ON
<CODE 11 OFF>
MSI/PLESSEY ON
<MSI/PLESSEY OFF>
Telepen ON
<Telepen OFF>
China Postage ON
<China Postage OFF>
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GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional ON
<GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional OFF>
GS1 DataBar Expanded ON
<GS1 DataBar Expanded OFF>
GS1 DataBar Limited ON
<GS1 DataBar Limited OFF>
UPC-A=EAN-13 ON
Add 0 before UPC-A to make it 13
digits.
<UPC-A = EAN-13 OFF>
ISBN Enable
<ISBN Disable>
4.11 UPC/EAN/JAN Parameters
4.11.1 Reading Type
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ISSN Enable
<ISSN Disable>
Decode with Supplement
<Auto Discriminate Supplement>
Expand UPC-E Enable
<Expand UPC-E Disable>
EAN8=EAN13 Enable
<EAN8=EAN13 Disable>
GTIN Format Enable
<GTIN Format Disable>
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<Not Transmit>
2 Digit Supplemental
5 Digit Supplemental
2 & 5 Digit Supplemental
<UPC-A Check Digit Transmission ON>
UPC-A Check Digit Transmission OFF
<UPC-E Check Digit Transmission ON>
UPC-E Check Digit Transmission OFF
<EAN-8 Check Digit Transmission ON>
EAN-8 Check Digit Transmission OFF
4.11.2 Supplemental Setup
4.11.3 Check Digit Transmission
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<EAN-13 Check Digit Transmission
ON>
EAN-13 Check Digit Transmission OFF
<ISSN Check Digit Transmission ON>
ISSN Check Digit Transmission OFF
<Standard Code 39>
Full ASCII Code 39
<Italian Pharmacy/Code 32 Off>
Italian Pharmacy/Code 32 ON
<Do Not Calculate Check Digit>
4.12 Code 39 Parameters
4.12.1 Type of Code
4.12.2 Check Digit Transmission
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Calculate Check Digit and Transmit
Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit
Enable
<Disable>
Enable
<Disable>
4.12.3 Output Start/Stop Character
4.12.4 Decode Asterisk
4.12.5 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set.
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional code length.
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<Variable>
1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Fixed Length 1st Set
Fixed Length 2nd Set
Minimum Length
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Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
UCC/EAN-128 Enable
<UCC/EAN-128 Disable>
<Enable ‘]C1’ Code Format>
Disable „]C1‟ Code Format
<Enable Code128 Group Separators
(GS)>
Disable Code128 Group Separators
(GS)
4.13 Code 128 Parameters
4.13.1 Reading Type
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Do Not Calculate Check Digit
Calculate Check Digit and Transmit
<Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit>
ON
<OFF>
<Variable>
4.13.2 Check Digit Transmission
4.13.3 Append FNC2
4.13.4 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
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1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
Fixed Length 1st Set
Fixed Length 2nd Set
Minimum Length
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<Do Not Calculate Check Digit>
Calculate Check Digit and Transmit
Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit
<Even>
Odd
Enable
<Disable>
4.14 Interleave 2 of 5 Parameters
4.14.1 Check Digit Transmission
4.14.2 Setup Number of Character
4.14.3 Brazilian Banking Code
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<Variable>
1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
4.14.4 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
Fixed Length 1st Set
Fixed Length 2nd Set
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2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
IATA25 Enable
<IATA25 Disable>
<Do Not Calculate Check Digit>
Calculate Check Digit and Transmit
Minimum Length
4.15 Industrial 2 of 5 Parameters
4.15.1 Reading Type
4.15.2 Check Digit Transmission
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Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit
<Variable>
1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
4.15.3 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
Fixed Length 1st Set
Fixed Length 2nd Set
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Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
<Do Not Calculate Check Digit>
Calculate Check Digit and Transmit
Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit
Minimum Length
4.16 Matrix 2 of 5 Parameters
4.16.1 Check Digit Transmission
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<Variable>
1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
4.16.2 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
Fixed Length 1st Set
Fixed Length 2nd Set
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2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
ON
<OFF>
A/B/C/D <Start>
A/B/C/D <Stop>
Minimum Length
4.17 CODABAR/NW7 Parameters
4.17.1 Setup Start/Stop Characters upon
Transmission
4.17.2 Transmission Type of Start/Stop
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A Start
A Stop
B Start
B Stop
C Start
C Stop
D Start
D Stop
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
4.17.3 Setup Code Length
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
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<Variable>
1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Fixed Length 1st Set
Fixed Length 2nd Set
Minimum Length
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Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
Do Not Calculate Check Digit
<Calculate Check 2 Digit and Not
Transmit>
<Variable>
4.18 Code 93 Parameters
4.18.1 Check Digit Transmission
4.18.2 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
Fixed Length 1st Set
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1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
Fixed Length 2nd Set
Minimum Length
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<Do Not Calculate Check Digit>
Calculate Check 1 Digit and
Transmit
Calculate Check 1 Digit and Not
Transmit
Calculate Check 2 Digit and
Transmit
Calculate Check 2 Digit and Not
Transmit
<Variable>
4.19 Code 11 Parameters
4.19.1 Check Digit Transmission
4.19.2 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
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Fixed Length 1st Set
1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
Fixed Length 2nd Set
Minimum Length
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<Do Not Calculate Check Digit>
Calculate Check Digit and Transmit
Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit
<Variable>
1st Set Begin
4.20 MSI/Plessey Code Parameters
4.20.1 Check Digit Transmission
4.20.2 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
Fixed Length 1st Set
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Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
Fixed Length 2nd Set
Minimum Length
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<Telepen ASCII ON>
Telepen Numeric
Do Not Calculate Check Digit
Calculate Check Digit and Transmit
<Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit>
4.21 Telepen Parameters
4.21.1 Type of Code
4.21.2 Check Digit Transmission
4.21.3 Setup Code Length
To set the fixed length: (2 sets available)
1. Scan the “Begin” programming code of the desired
set
2. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the length to be
read.
3. Scan the “Complete” programming code of the desired
set.
Repeat the steps 1 – 3 to set additional length.
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<Variable>
1st Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
1st Set Complete
2nd Set Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
2nd Set Complete
Minimum Length Begin
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Minimum Length Complete
Fixed Length 1st Set
Fixed Length 2nd Set
Minimum Length
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<Calculate Check Digit and
Transmit>
Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit
<Transmit Application ID>
Add 01 before GS1 Databar
Omnidirectional
Do Not Transmit Application ID
Transmit Symbology ID
Add ]e0 before GS1 Databar
Omnidirectional.
<Do Not Transmit Symbology ID>
4.22 GS1 Databar Omnidirectional Parameters
4.22.1 Check Digit Transmission
4.22.2 Application ID
4.22.3 Symbology ID
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<Calculate Check Digit and
Transmit>
Calculate Check Digit and Not
Transmit
<Transmit Application ID>
Add 01 before GS1 Databar Limited.
Don‟t Transmit Application ID
Transmit Symbology ID
Add ]e0 before GS1 Databar Limited.
<Don’t Transmit Symbology ID>
4.23 GS1 Databar Limited Parameters
4.23.1 Check Digit Transmission
4.23.2 Application ID
4.23.3 Symbology ID
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Transmit Symbology ID
Add ]e0 before GS1 Databar
Expanded.
<Don’t Transmit Symbology ID>
4.24 GS1 Databar Expanded Parameters
4.24.1 Symbology ID
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Code Type
ID
Code Type
ID
UPC-A
A
UPC-E
B
EAN-8
C
EAN-13
D
Code 39
E
Code 128
F
Interleave 2 of 5
G
Industrial 2 of 5
H
Matrix 2 of 5
I
Codabar/NW7
J
Code 93
K
Code 11
L
China Postage
M
MSI/Plessey
N
Telepen
T
GS1 DataBar Omni.
U
GS1 DataBar Lim.
V
GS1 DataBar Exp.
W
CHAPTER 5 MISCELLANEOUS PARAMETERS
5.1 Bar Code ID
5.1.1 Default Barcode ID
With this function on, a leading character will be added
to the output string while scanning code. User may refer
to the following table to know what kind of barcode has
being scanned.
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Bar Code ID ON
<Bar Code ID OFF>
Default – Return from User Define
to Default
UPC-A
UPC-E
EAN-13/JAN-13
EAN-8/JAN-8
CODE 39
5.1.2 User Define Code ID
To set the code ID
1. Scan the symbologies programming code.
2. Go to the ASCII Table in Appendix B. Scan
programming codes that represent the desired ID.
Note: User define code ID will override default value.
Program will not check the conflict. It is possible to
have more than two symbologies which have same code ID.
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CODE 128
Codabar/NW7
Interleave 2 of 5
Industrial 2 of 5
Matrix 2 of 5
CODE 93
CODE 11
China Postage
MSI/PLESSEY
Telepen
GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional
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GS1 DataBar Expanded
GS1 DataBar Limited
Start Configuration
1st Set
5.2 Preamble and Postamble Insertion
5.2.1 Setup Insertion
To set the insertion of the output characters:
1. Scan the programming code of the desired set.
2. Scan the programming code of the desired symbology
3. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the desired
position to be inserted (1: the first digit, 99:
the last digit).
4. Scan the “Complete” programming code of “Character
Position to Be Inserted”.
5. Go to the ASCII Table in Appendix C, Scan
programming codes that represent the desired
characters to be inserted.
6. Scan the “Complete” programming code of “Characters
to Be Inserted”.
Repeat the steps 1 – 6 to set additional insertion.
Example: Insert $ as Preamble for Code UPC-A.
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Code UPC-A
1st Digit
Complete
$
Complete
End Configuration
Save Parameters
1st Set
2nd Set
3rd Set
4th Set
5.2.2 Insertion Set Number
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5th Set
6th Set
UPC-A
UPC-E
EAN-13/JAN-13
EAN-8/JAN-8
CODE 39
CODE 128
Codabar/NW7
Interleave 2 of 5
5.2.3 Code Type for Insertion
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Industrial 2 of 5
Matrix 2 of 5
CODE 93
CODE 11
China Postage
MSI/PLESSEY
Telepen
GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional
GS1 DataBar Expanded
GS1 DataBar Limited
All Codes
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None
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Complete
ASCII Table
See Appendix B and C
Complete
5.2.4 Position to Be Inserted
5.2.5 Characters to Be Inserted
5.3 Character Deletion
To setup the deletion of output characters:
1. Scan the programming code of the desired set.
2. Scan the programming code of the desired symbology.
3. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the desired
position to be deleted.
4. Scan the “Complete” programming code of “Character
Position to Be Deleted”.
5. Go to the Decimal Value Table in Appendix A. Scan
programming codes that represent the number of
characters to be deleted.
6. Scan the “Complete” programming code of “Number of
Characters to Be Deleted”.
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Start Configuration
1st Set
Code EAN-13
1st Digit
– Delete from the 1st digit
Complete
3
– Delete 3 digits
Complete
End Configuration
Save Parameters
Repeat the steps 1 – 6 to set additional deletion.
Example: Delete first 3 digits Code EAN-13.
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1st Set
2nd Set
3rd Set
4th Set
5th Set
6th Set
UPC-A
UPC-E
EAN-13/JAN-13
EAN-8/JAN-8
5.3.1 Deletion Set Number
5.3.2 Code Type for Deletion
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CODE 39
CODE 128
Codabar/NW7
Interleave 2 of 5
Industrial 2 of 5
Matrix 2 of 5
CODE 93
CODE 11
China Postage
MSI/PLESSEY
Telepen
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GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional
GS1 DataBar Expanded
GS1 DataBar Limited
All Codes
None
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Complete
Decimal Value
See Appendix A
Complete
5.3.3 Position to Be Deleted
5.3.4 Number of Characters to Be Deleted
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APPENDIXES
A. Decimal Value Table
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0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Enter
B. ASCII Value Table
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C. ASCII Table
NULL
SOH
STX
ETX
EOT
ENQ
ACK
BEL
BS HT
LF VT
FF CR
SO SI
DLE
DC1
DC2
DC3
75
DC4
NAK
SYN
ETB
CAN
EM
SUB
ESC
FS GS
RS US
SPACE
!
″
#
$ %
& '
( )
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*
+
,
Comma
-
Minus
.
Period
/
0
Number
Zero
1
Number One
2 3
4
5
6
7
8 9
:
;
<
Less Than
=
>
Greater Than
?
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@ A
B C
D
E
F G
H
I
Letter I
J
K
L M
N
O
Letter O
P Q
R
S
T U
78
V W
X Y
Z [
\ ]
^
_
Underscore
`
a
b c
d e
f g
h
i
j k
79
l
m
n
o
p
q
r s
t u
v
w
x y
z {
|
Vertical
Slash
}
~
DEL
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F1 F7
F2 F8
F3 F9
F4
F10
F5
F11
F6
F12
Insert
Delete
Home
End
Page Up
Page Down
Left
Right
D. Function Key Table
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Up
Down
Light Source
Visible Red light 632nm LED
Sensor
Linear CCD Sensor
Processor Type
ARM Cortex™-M3, 32-bit
Operating Freq.
8 MHz
Scan Speed
Smart detection up to maximum 500
scans/sec
Depth of Field
Up to 500mm@20mil/0.5mm, PCS90%, Code39
Print Contrast
Ratio
PCS45%@5mil/0.127mm
Minimum
Resolution
4mil/0.1mm@PCS90%,Code39
Reading Angle
Test Conditions:PCS90%
Code 39, 10mil/0.25mm
Pitch Angle
±5°~60° (±5°)
Skew Angle
±5°~60° (±5°)
E. Technical Specifications
Physical Characteristics: Scanner
Scanner Weight Approx. 215g (include batteries)
Charger Weight Approx. 135g (include adaptor)
Material ABS Plastic
Dimension 82.9 mm(L) x 75.0 mm(W) x 171.3 mm(H)
Physical Characteristics: Bluetooth Cradle
Weight Approx 150 g
Material ABS Plastic
Connector RJ 45C 10Pins
Dimension 130.6 mm(L) x 112.2 mm(W) x 84.6 mm(H)
Operational
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Electrical Characteristics
Scanner:
Voltage Battery
Li-Ion 3.7V/2600 mAh
Charge Time
5.5 hours
Reads per Charge
20,000 Times
Scanner LED Indicator
Good read
Green
Error / Alarm
Red
Bluetooth Communication
Blue
Power Consumption
Power On
400mA
Stand by
270mA
Operation
290mA
Sleep
36mA
Cradle:
Voltage
5 VDC@2A / Input AC 110-240V
Cradle LED Indicator
Good read
Green
Transmitted Success
Blue
Power Consumption
Power On
95mA
Stand by
55mA
Operation
70mA
Bluetooth Module
Bluetooth V2.0 Standard
Frequency Band
2.402GHz ~ 2.480GHz
Modulation Method
GFSK for 1Mbps
RF Output Power
Class 1 (under 20dBm)
Transmission Range
Up to 80m(266.67ft) line of sight
Radio Characteristics
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Operating Temp.
0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
Storage Temp.
-20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F)
Relative Humidity
20 to 95% non-condensing
Ambient Light
Immunity
10,000 LUX max @ Direct sun Light
Ingress Protection
Sealed with IP42 rating protection
Scanner Drop
Specification
Functions normally after repeated
1.2m(4ft)drops to concrete surface
Sealing
IP42
FCC
CE
Environmental
Regulatory of Compliance
F. Scan Map
Typical Reading Distance
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Status
Scanner Indicators
LED
Buzzer
Power On
Green Light and
Buzzer
Simultaneously
Be-Be-Be* 2 loops
Battery No Power
Red Blink 3 times
Bi-Bi-Bi
Battery Low Power
Alarm
Red Blink 1 time
Be per 20 seconds
Battery Very Low
Power Alarm
Red Blink 4 times
Bi-Bi-Bi-Bi per 10
seconds
Memory Full
Red Blink 2 times
Be-Be
Transmitted
Succeed or save
on memory
Green Blink 1 time
Be
Transmitted Fail
Red Blink 2 times
Bi-Bi
Configure Setup
Green Light and
Buzzer
Simultaneously
Bi-Bi-Bi
BT Connecting
Build
Blue Blink 2 times
per second
N/A
BT Connecting
Succeed
Blue light 2 second
Up-Tone
BT Connected
Blue Blink per
Second
N/A
BT Disconnect
Blue Light 2 Second
Down-Tone
Charging
Red Light Continue
N/A
Full Charge
Green Light
Continue
N/A
Enter Sleep
N/A
Down-Tone
G. LED Indicator Status
Remarks: „Be‟ means Long Beep, „Bi‟ means short beep.
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1234 5670
Status
Cradle Indicators
LED
Buzzer
Power On
Red Light Continue
N/A
Transmitted
Succeed
Green Blink 1 Time
N/A
BT Connected
Blue Blink
Continue
N/A
BT Disconnect
Blue Blink 2 Times
per Second
N/A
Codabar/NW7
CODE 11
CODE 39
CODE 93
CODE 128
EAN 8
H. Test Symbologies
Scan one or more of these bar codes to test symbologies
you enabled.
1D Symbology
86
1 234567 890128
0
12345 67890
5
0
123456
5
EAN 13
Interleave 2 of 5
ISBN
ISSN
GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional
GS1 DataBar Expanded
GS1 Databar Limited
MSI / Plessey
Matrix 2 of 5
Industrial 2 of 5
UPC A
UPC E
Telepen
China Postage
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QUICK CONFIGURATION
Start Configuration
(Select your Settings)
End Configuration
Save Parameters
Set All Defaults
Recall Stored Parameters
Abort Configuration
Version Information
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