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Chapter 1: important Notice..........................................................................9

1-1 Regulations ..................................................................................... 10

1-2 TECHNICAL REGULATIONS CONFORMITY FOR SPECIFIED

RADIO EQUIPMENT IN JAPAN ............................................................10

1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION ............................... 11

1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVE............................................................................ 11

1-5 SAFTY PRECAUTION ..................................................................... 12

Chapter 2: Introduction ............................................................................... 13

2-1 PRODUCT FEATURES.................................................................... 14

2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION ...........................................................15

2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION..............................................................16

2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES..............................................................17

2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR .......................................18

2-6 QUICK START GUIDE .....................................................................19

Chapter 3: Scanner Configuration..............................................................21

3-1 Configuration by USER MANUAL.................................................. 22

3-2 Configuration by SOFTWARE........................................................ 23

Chapter 4: Memory / Bluetooth Mode ........................................................ 24

4-1 Memory Mode .................................................................................25

4-1-1 Function switch (Bluetooth mode to Memory mode) ..............25

4-1-2 Transmitting barcode data in memory mode ..........................25

4-1-3 Erase barcode data (single data/ all data)..............................26

4-2 Bluetooth Mode ..............................................................................27

4-2-1 Function switch (Memory Mode to Bluetooth mode) ..............27

4-2-2 LED indication under Bluetooth Mode ....................................28

4-2-3 Bluetooth mode selection Code Table ....................................29

4-2-4 Bluetooth mode configuration by user manual .......................30

4-2-4-1 Slave Mode : Third party Bluetooth devices ( Mode

selection code: 0) ............................................................................30

4-2-4-2 Master Mode - Third party Bluetooth devices (Mode

selection code: 1) ............................................................................30

4-2-4-3 Econnect Bluetooth dongle Mode I (Mode selection code: 2)

........................................................................................................31

4-2-4-4 HID Mode - For third party Bluetooth devices (Mode

selection code: 3) ............................................................................31

4-2-4-5 iPad OSK MODE (Mode selection code : 4) ....................32

4-2-4-6 Econnect Bluetooth dongle Mode II (Mode selection code:5)

........................................................................................................32

4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by manual........................33

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4-2-5-1 BT Local name..............................................................33

4-2-5-2 Remote Mac Address....................................................34

4-2-5-3 Pin Code .......................................................................35

4-2-6 Bluetooth parameter configuration by software................... 36

Chapter 5: Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction .................................38

5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices).....39

5-1-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL (Slave mode)

........................................................................................................44

5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party Bluetooth Devices)... 45

5-2-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL(Master Mode)

........................................................................................................47

5.3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection(USB-HID / USB

COM) ......................................................................................................50

5-3-1 HID mode ............................................................................... 50

5-3-2 USB-COM mode ....................................................................51

5-3-2-1 Receiving barcode data by Hyper Terminal (USB-COM

Mode)...........................................................................................52

5-4 HID Mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices)........ 53

5-5 iPad OSK MODE CONNECTION .................................................... 58

5-6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle II Mode CONNECTION (USB-HID only)

................................................................................................................62

Chapter 6: Memory / Bluetooth General Setting .......................................63

6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual .......................64

6-1-1 Header Transmission ............................................................. 64

6-1-2 Date & Time Transmission .....................................................64

6-1-3 Reject Same...........................................................................65

6-1-4 Good Read Beep....................................................................65

6-1-5 Good Read Vibrator ...............................................................66

6-1-6 Time Format...........................................................................66

6-1-7 Date Format ...........................................................................67

6-1-8 Ext Transmission Delay..........................................................69

6-1-9 Lamp Off Delay ......................................................................69

6-1-10 Standby Time........................................................................70

6-1-11. Separator............................................................................. 70

6-2 General Bluetooth Mode Setting – By User Manual ....................71

6-2-1 BT List ....................................................................................71

6-2-2 BT Default Setting .................................................................. 71

6-2-3 Good Read Beep....................................................................72

6-2-4 Good Read Vibrator ...............................................................72

6-2-5 Connect Off Time ...................................................................73

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6-2-6 Lamp Off Delay ......................................................................73

6-2-7 Standby Time..........................................................................74

6-2-8 Timeout ..................................................................................74

6-2-9 Date & Time Transmission .....................................................75

6-2-10 Time Format.........................................................................75

6-2-11 Date Format..........................................................................76

6-3 Scanner Configuration by Software..............................................78

6-3-1 Firmware update ....................................................................78

6-3-2 Scanner Configuration............................................................82

Chapter 7: General configuration setting ..................................................85

7-1 Host Interface..................................................................................86

7-1-1 Factory Default .......................................................................86

7-1-2 Version ...................................................................................86

7-1-3 Abort Setting...........................................................................87

7-1-4 ISP Mode................................................................................87

7-2 Output Interface..............................................................................88

7-2-1 USB-HID Keyboard Type........................................................88

7-2-1-1 USB-HID Keyboard .........................................................88

7-2-1-2 Caps lock.........................................................................89

7-2-1-3 Transmission Gap............................................................90

7-2-1-4 Transmission Delay .........................................................91

7-2-1-5 Timeout............................................................................92

7-2-1-6 Keyboard HID Layout Setting .......................................... 93

7-2-1-7 Bluetooth HID Dongle Keyboard Layout Setting.............. 94

7-2-2 Virtual Com Type.................................................................... 95

7-2-2-1 Virtual Com......................................................................95

7-2-2-2 Transmission gap ............................................................ 95

7-2-2-3 Transmission Delay .........................................................96

7-2-2-4 Timeout............................................................................97

7-3 System Control ............................................................................... 98

7-3-1 Power On Music ..................................................................... 98

7-3-2 Good Read Beep....................................................................98

7-3-3 Good Read Vibrator ...............................................................99

7-3-4 Transmission Length .............................................................. 99

7-3-5 Force Case...........................................................................100

7-3-6 Transmission Code ID..........................................................100

7-3-7 Code ID Position ..................................................................101

7-3-8 Transmission Code Name....................................................101

7-4 Trigger mode.................................................................................102

7-4-1 Good Read Off .....................................................................102

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7-4-2 Momentary ...........................................................................102

7-4-3 Alternate...............................................................................103

7-4-4 Timeout Off........................................................................... 103

7-4-5 Continue...............................................................................104

7-4-6 Test....................................................................................... 104

7-5 Buzzer............................................................................................105

7-5-1 Beep Volume........................................................................105

7-5-2 Beep Tone ............................................................................106

7-5-3 Beep Time............................................................................106

7-6 Standby Time ................................................................................107

7-7 LED Off Delay................................................................................107

7-8 Lamp Off Delay .............................................................................108

7-9 Good Read Time ........................................................................... 109

7-10 Setup Timeout............................................................................. 110

7-11 Vibrator Off Delay ....................................................................... 110

7-12 Double Confirm........................................................................... 111

7-12-1 Double Confirm .................................................................. 111

7-12-2 Double Confirm Count........................................................ 111

7-13 Global Min. / Max. Length .......................................................... 112

7-13-1 Global Min. Length ............................................................. 113

7-13-2 Global Max. Length ............................................................ 113

7-14 Set Date & Time .......................................................................... 114

Chapter 8: Symbology Settings................................................................ 115

8-1 Barcode Symbologies Default Setting Chart ............................. 116

8-2 UPC-A ............................................................................................ 117

8-2-1 Read..................................................................................... 117

8-2-2 Add-on Type ......................................................................... 117

8-2-3 Wait Add-on.......................................................................... 118

8-2-4 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 118

8-3 UPC-E ............................................................................................ 119

8-3-1 Read..................................................................................... 119

8-3-2 Wait Add-on.......................................................................... 119

8-3-3 Add-on Type .........................................................................120

8-3-4 Expansion.............................................................................120

8-3-5 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 121

8-4 EAN-13...........................................................................................122

8-4-1 Read.....................................................................................122

8-4-2 Wait Add-on.......................................................................... 122

8-4-3 Add-on Type .........................................................................123

8-4-4 ISBN/ISSN Conversion ........................................................123

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8-4-5 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 124

8-5 EAN-8.............................................................................................125

8-5-1 Read.....................................................................................125

8-5-2 Wait Add-on.......................................................................... 125

8-5-3 Add-on Type .........................................................................126

8-5-4 Expansion.............................................................................126

8-5-5 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 127

8-6 Code-39 .........................................................................................128

8-6-1 Read.....................................................................................128

8-6-2 Type ..................................................................................... 128

8-6-3 Code 32 translation ..............................................................129

8-6-4 Transmission Start/End ........................................................129

8-6-5 Checksum Verification..........................................................130

8-6-6 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 130

8-7 Codabar/NW7 ................................................................................ 131

8-7-1 Read.....................................................................................131

8-7-2 Start/ End Symbol Types ......................................................131

8-7-3 Same Start/End Pair.............................................................132

8-7-4 Transmission Start/End ........................................................132

8-7-5 Checksum Verfification.........................................................132

8-7-6 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 133

8-8 Code-128 .......................................................................................134

8-8-1 Read.....................................................................................134

8-8-2 Type ..................................................................................... 134

8-8-3 Checksum Verificaiton..........................................................135

8-8-4 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 135

8-8-5 Connection data ...................................................................136

8-9 Interleaved 2 of 5 ..........................................................................137

8-9-1 Read.....................................................................................137

8-9-2 Checksum Verification..........................................................137

8-9-3 Transmission Checksum ...................................................... 137

8-10 Industrial 2 of 5 ...........................................................................138

8-10-1 Read...................................................................................138

8-10-2 Checksum Verification........................................................138

8-10-3 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 138

8-11 Matrix 2 of 5.................................................................................139

8-11-1 Read ...................................................................................139

8-11-2 Checksum Verification ........................................................139

8-11-3 Transmission Checksum.....................................................139

8-12 Code-93 .......................................................................................140

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8-12-1 Read...................................................................................140

8-12-2 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 140

8-12-3 Checksum Verification........................................................141

8-13 Code-11........................................................................................142

8-13-1 Read...................................................................................142

8-13-2 Checksum Transmission .................................................... 142

8-13-3 Verify Checksum ................................................................143

8-14 MSI/Plessey................................................................................. 144

8-14-1 Read...................................................................................144

8-14-2 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 144

8-14-3 Checksum Verification........................................................145

8-15 UK/Plessey ..................................................................................146

8-15-1 Read...................................................................................146

8-15-2 Verify Checksum ................................................................146

8-15-3 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 146

8-16 Telepen ........................................................................................147

8-16-1 Read...................................................................................147

8-16-2 Checksum Verification........................................................147

8-16-3 Type ................................................................................... 148

8-16-4 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 148

8-17 RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 .................................................................. 149

8-17-1 Read...................................................................................149

8-17-2 Code Mark..........................................................................149

8-17-3 Application ID .....................................................................149

8-17-4 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 150

8-18 RSS(GS1 DataBar) Limited ........................................................ 151

8-18-1 Read...................................................................................151

8-18-2 Code mark..........................................................................151

8-18-3 Application ID .....................................................................151

8-18-4 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 152

8-19 RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 Stack........................................................153

8-19-1 Read...................................................................................153

8-19-2 Code Mark..........................................................................153

8-19-3 Application ID .....................................................................154

8-19-4 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 154

8-20 RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion...................................................155

8-20-1 Read...................................................................................155

8-20-2 Code Mark..........................................................................155

8-20-3 Application ID .....................................................................156

8-20-4 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 156

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8-21 RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack.........................................157

8-21-1 Read...................................................................................157

8-21-2 Code Mark..........................................................................157

8-21-3 Application ID .....................................................................158

8-21-4 Transmission Checksum .................................................... 158

Chapter 9: Output Format Settings .......................................................... 159

9-1 String Output Flow Chart ............................................................. 160

9-2 Preamble/Postamble ....................................................................160

9-2-1 Transmission Preamble........................................................160

9-2-2 Transmission Postamble ......................................................161

9-2-3 Preamble Data .....................................................................161

9-2-4 Postamble Data....................................................................162

9-3 Prefix/Suffix...................................................................................163

9-3-1 Prefix Data............................................................................163

9-3-2 Suffix Data............................................................................164

9-4 Code ID/Sub Code ID....................................................................165

9-4-1 Code ID Setting ....................................................................165

9-4-2 Sub Code ID Setting.............................................................167

9-5 Wait Addon Count.........................................................................168

9-6 Min./Max. Length...........................................................................169

9-6-1 Min. Length ..........................................................................170

9-6-2 Max. Length .........................................................................172

9-7 Truncate Zero................................................................................174

9-8 Truncate Leading..........................................................................177

9-9 Truncate Ending ...........................................................................179

9-10 Insert 0 Position..........................................................................181

9-11 Insert 1 Position..........................................................................183

9-12 Insert 0 Data ................................................................................185

9-13 Insert1 Data .................................................................................187

Hexadecimal / Decimal TABLE.................................................................. 189

ASCII Code Table .......................................................................................190

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1. Important Notice

Chapter 1: important Notice

Important Notice:

1-1 Regulations
1-2 TECHNICAL REGULATIONS CONFORMITY FOR SPECIFIED RADIO

EQUIPMENT IN JAPAN
1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION
1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVES
1-5 SAFETY PRECAUT

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1. Important Notice

1-1 Regulations

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 radiated 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.

Certificate Number: 204WW81000100

1. Im

p

ortant Notice:

1-1 REGULATIONS

1-2 TECHNICAL REGULATIONS CONFORMITY FOR

SPECIFIED RADIO EQUIPMENT IN JAPAN

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1. Important Notice

1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION

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

1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVE

The RoHS directive (European Parliament Directive 2002/95/EC) 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:

These Materials must be reduced to their appropriate level (as announced by
the directive) by July 1, 2006.

Canmax Technology committed to the environment, which makes the
necessary changes to our products in order to comply with the directive. This
involves converting most of the non-compliant components (electronics, PC
boards, etc.) of our products to the compliant equivalent. We also changed the
assembly processes (solder, glue, etc) to fully compliant with the directive.
These changes will not affect the form, size or function of our products and the
important thing is the reliability and performance remains the same.

1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION

1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVE

1. Lead

2. Mercury

3. Cadmium

4. Hexavalent Chromium

5. Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB)

6. Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE)

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1. Important Notice

1-5 SAFTY PRECAUTION

 Do not stare the scanning light source beam.
 Do not touch the device transparent window, reading performance

might decrease if transparent window is dirty or scratch.
 Do not disassemble or modify the internal components from the

scanner.

 Do not expose the scanner to any flammable source.
 Do not over charge the battery.

Lithium-Ion polymer Battery

 The Lithium-Ion polymer battery energy density is less than 400

Wh/L. Therefore, PSE certification does not required in this product.

 First time battery charge will take 4 hours for fully charge.
 Battery Life time:

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

 Do not assemble / 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 flashing

rapidly, discontinued the charging process, and return the scanner

to the authorized dealer.
 Any leakage of fluid or abnormal odor occurred, discontinued the

operation of the scanner, and returns to authorized dealer.
 Any leakage of fluid from the battery, avoid any contact with skins or

eyes, if situation occurred, rinse with fresh water and consult the

doctor immediately.

1-5 SAFTY PRECAUTION

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Chapter 2: Introduction

Introduction:

2-1 PRODUCT FEATURES

2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION

2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES

2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR

2-6 QUICK START GUIDE

2. Introduction

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2. Introduction

2-1 PRODUCT FEATURES

 Ergonomic and lightweight
 Three in one functions (Bluetooth/ Memory/ Cabled)
 USB cable can be used as cabled scanner, data transferring from flash

memory, and battery charging cable.
 Four different Bluetooth mode (Master, Slave, USB HID, and iPad mode)

to communicate between PC, mobile phone and PDA.

 Programmable time stamp and output data format
 Programmable Beep tone, volume.
 Flash memory can stored up to 4500 barcode data with time stamp

( bas-on EAN-13 barcode symbology)

2-1 PRODUCT FEATURES

2. Introduction

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2. Introduction

2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Model No. BT-49i wireless series

Microprocessor

32 bits CPU

Main battery operation

times

15,000 scans in Bluetooth Mode
( 5 sec /per scan)

Supported barcodes

Code 39, INT 25, Industrial 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5,
Codabar(NW7), Code 93, Code 128,EAN 128,
JAN/EAN/ UPC and fully RSS code (GS1
Databar )

Min. PCS value

0.45

Scan

Engine

CCD

BT-4910i

630nm Red LED LAMP, Linear CCD Image
Sensor

Scan rate : 100 scan/sec,
Scan distance : 50mm~250mm

Laser

BT-4920i

Visible Laser Diode 650nm ±10 ( 25°C)

Scan rate : 100 scan/sec
Scan distance : 50mm~350mm

Main battery

Built in Rechargeable Li-polymer battery
pack.,(3.7V, 420mAH) charging via USB port

Wireless

Communication

2.4Ghz Bluetooth Class 1

Keys

2 keys, 1 for scan 1 for clear data.

LED indicator

1 LED 2 colors (green and orange) for good read
indication
1 LED (red) for low battery
1 LED(blue) for wireless communication on-line
status

Beep indicator

Buzzer can be disable or enable by
configuration

Temperature in

operation

-10 ~ +40 ℃

Environment Humidity

10%-90%RH

Certification

FCC / CE / RoHS approved

Operation system

Windows XP/2000/Vista/Win 7

Dimension

(L x W x H) 89 x 40 x 17.5 mm

Weight

CCD : 75g / Laser : 85g

Power consumption

CCD : 90mA / Laser : 60mA

2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

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2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION

The package included: Scanner, Econnect Bluetooth Dongle (optional),
power adaptor (optional), Lanyard, USB cable, Quick start guide, product
CD.

Note: The product CD includes: Quick start guide, user manual,
Bluetooth setting software, barcode scanner setting software.

(Optional)

2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION

2. Introduction

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2. Introduction

2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES

Symbologies Default setting

EAN/ UPC

UPC-A

Enabled

UPC-E

Enabled

EAN-8

Enabled

EAN-13

Enabled

EAN-13(ISBN) Disabled

Code 39

Enabled

Interleaved 2/5

Disabled

Industrial 2/5

Disabled

Matrix 2/5

Disabled

Codabar/ NW7

Enabled

Code 128

Enabled

Code 93

Disabled

Code 11

Disabled

MSI/ Plessey

Disabled

UK/ Plessey

Disabled

Telepen

Disabled

GS1 Databar
(RSS)

RSS14 Disabled
RSS14 Limited Disabled
RSS 14 Stacked Disabled
RSS Expansion Disabled
RSS Expansion Stacked Disabled

2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES

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2. Introduction

2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR

 Scan key: Read or store barcode data. Green LED will be indicated

when scan key pressed.

Erase key:

 Erase single data: press the erase key and point to the

previous scanned barcode, this action will erase the last
previous saved barcode data from the memory.

 Erase all data: press and hold the erase key for approximately

8 seconds until the red light indicator on, and beep sound
indicates. All barcode data saved in the memory will be
erased.

 Power indicator: When the battery is running low, pressing the scan

key, the red LED will be indicated. During the recharging process, the red

LED will be always on. When recharging process is completed, the red

LED will be flashing slowly while cable is still plugged in.

 Good read indicator: When the barcode is successfully read, the

orange LED will be indicated.

 Wireless indicator: When initiating Bluetooth connection Blue LED

will be flashing, if connection established, Blue LED will be always on.

 USB Port: Battery charging or data transmission.

 Lanyard hole

2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR

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2. Introduction

Step 1 >

Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to
USB port.

Step 2 >

Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode. If scanner is in memory mode,
press and hold the scan key for few seconds until beep sound and blue LED
light indication OR scan the mode switching barcode in next Page.

Step 3>

When the scanner is in Bluetooth mode, press the scan key again and wait for
few seconds, the Bluetooth connection will automatically establish. If
connection successful, the Blue LED indicator will be on.

Step 4>

When Bluetooth Connection established, execute any word processing
software, for example: Word, notepad, Excel and etc. to receive to barcode
data.

Note: Bluetooth connection will switch to sleep mode if not in use; Press
Scan OR erase key once will reestablish the Bluetooth connection.

2-6 QUICK START GUIDE

The Quick Start guide demonstrates how to connect the scanner with
Econnect Bluetooth Dongle, and some of the quick references. For detail
configuration with Bluetooth, please refer to related chapter.

2-6 QUICK START GUIDE

How to connect the scanne

r

with Econnect Bluetooth Dongle

Procedure

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Transmitting barcode data

Clear all saved barcode data

Warning: Scan the “Clear” barcode will

los

e all the barcode data.

Mode Switching

Important Note: For better Bluetooth

tra

nsmission quality, when holding the

scanner, please avoid covering the

reverse top cover.

*/$%

MTX

*

(Send)

Send barcode data by Bluetooth OR

connected by USB cable.

*/$%

MCR

*

(Clear)

Clear all barcode data in the memory

*/$%

TOM

*

Switch from Bluetooth to Memory Mode

*/$%

TOB

*

Switch from Memory to Bluetooth Mode

2. Introduction

When plug in the USB cable
with scanner.

a) It will start with short melody and the red

LED will be indicated.

b) Execute Word, Excel or any word

processing software; scan the barcode will
transmit the barcode data to the word
processing software in real time.

c) When the barcode is successf ully read,

beep sound and green LED will be
indicated.

d) Press the Erase key for few seconds until

beep sound indicates, any saved barcode
data will be upload to PC at once.

Note: after uploading the
barcode data to PC, the barcode
data in the memory will not be
erase. User needs to erase the
barcode data manually.

When Unplug the USB cable
with scanner.

a) It will automatically switch to Memory

mode / Bluetooth mode.

b) Press the erase key and point to the

scanned barcode label, this action will
erase the previously saved barcode
data in the memory scanner.

c) Press and hold the erase key for

approximately 8 seconds until the red
LED and beep indication, all barcode
data saved in the memory will be
erased.

Scanner Operation Guide

OperationMode

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Chapter 3: Scanner Configuration

Scanner Configuration Quick Start

3-1 CONFIGURATION BY USER MANUAL

3-2 CONFIGURATION BY SOFTWARE

3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start

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3-1 Configuration by USER MANUAL

In the user manual, print out the related topics of setting page, simply use the
scanner to scan the barcode for configuration.

For example:

Factory Default setting: user may configure the scanner back to all default

settings, if configuration goes wrong.

Note: The configuration barcode with RED BO

LD font represents default setting. For

more detail configuration, please refer to related configuration chapters.

ENTER

*/$%ENT*

(Enter configuration)

Good read Beep

Disable

*7A60*

Enable

*7A61*

End

*ZEND*

(Exit Configuration)

ABORT

*ZEXT*

Abort current setting before

exit configuration

ENTER

*/$%ENT*

(Enter configuration)

ALL DEFAULT

*ZADE*

Restore to factory default
setting.

3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start

3-1 CONFIGURATION BY USER MANUAL

3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start

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3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start

3-2 Configuration by SOFTW ARE

In the product CD, you can find two different configuration software “Bluetooth
setting” and “Barcode scanner setting” to configure the parameters.

Bluetooth parameter settings: (CM500\ Software \ Bluetooth
setting\Bluetooth Setting.exe)

Scanner general settings: (CM500\ Software \ barcode scanner setting\
Scanner Setting.exe)

Note: Please refer to the related configuration chapters or additional manual

for how to use the software.

3-2 CONFIGURATION BY SOFTWARE

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Chapter 4: Memory / Bluetooth Mode

Memory / Bluetooth Mode:

4-1 Memory Mode

4-1-1 Function Switch (Bluetooth mode to Memory mode)

4-1-2 Transmitting barcode data in memory mode

4-1-3 Erase barcode data (single data/ all data) in memory mode

4-2 Bluetooth Mode

4-2-1 Function switch (Memory Mode to Bluetooth mode)

4-2-2 Bluetooth Mode LED indication

4-2-3 Bluetooth mode selection Code Table

4-2-4 Bluetooth mode configuration by user manual

4-2-4-1 Slave Mode-Third party Bluetooth devices (Mode selection

code: 0)

4-2-4-2 Master Mode -Third party Bluetooth devices (Mode

selection code: 1)

4-2-4-3 Econnect Bluetooth dongle Mode I (Mode selection code:

2)

4-2-4-4 HID Mode - For third party Bluetooth devices (Mode

selection code: 3)

4-2-4-5 iPad OSK MODE (Mode selection code : 4)

4-2-4-6 Econnect Bluetooth dongle Mode II (Mode selection

code:5)

4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by user manual

4-2-5-1 BT Local name

4-2-5-2 Remote Mac Address

4-2-5-3 Pin Code

4-2-6 Bluetooth Parameter Configuration by Software

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

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This chapter explains the different functions between Memory function and
Bluetooth function.

Note: If user only purchase Memory scanner model, switching to

Bluetooth mode is not applicable.

4-1 Memory Mode

4-1-1 Function switch (Bluetooth mode to Memory mode)

There are two methods of switching from Bluetooth mode to Memory mode:

1) Press and hold the scan key for 8 seconds,
the green LED indicator will flash until a beep

sound indicated.

OR

2) Scan the following barcode to switch from Bluetooth Mode to Memory
Mode.

*/$%TOM*

Switch from Bluetooth to Memory Mode

4-1-2 Transmitting barcode data in memory mode

There are two methods of sending the barcode data from barcode scanner.

1) Connect the USB cable between scanner and PC,

hold the erase key for few seconds. The barcode data

will transmit all the scanned barcode data to

your word processing software,

e.g. Word, excel, or notepad.

4-1 Memory Mode

4-1-1 Function switch (Bluetooth mode to Memory mode)

4-1-2 Transmitting barcode data in memory mode

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode Explanation

4-1 Memory Mode

4-1-1 Function switch (Bluetooth mode to Memory mode)

4-1-2 Transmitting barcode data in memory mode

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

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OR

2) Connect the USB cable between scanner and PC, and scan the below

“Send” barcode.

*/$%MTX*

(Send)

4-1-3 Erase barcode data (single data/ all data)

Erase single data:

Press the erase key and point to the scanned barcode, this action will
erase the last previous saved barcode data
in the memory.

Erase all data:

Press and hold the erase key for approximately 8 seconds until the red light
indicator ON, and beep sound indicates. All barcode data saved in the
memory will be erased.

OR

By scanning the send barcode as below:

*/$%MCR*

(Clear)

Clear all barcode data in the memory

Caution: Scan the “Clear” Barcode will erase all the barcode

data saved in the memory; make sure you have back up all

the barcode data before performing this action.

4-1-3 Erase barcode data (Single data / ALL data)

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4-2 Bluetooth Mode

User can configure different Bluetooth connection mode in different

Bluetooth environment.

1. Slave Mode (For third party Bluetooth devices)

2. Master Mode (For third party Bluetooth devices)

3. Econnect Bluetooth Dongle mode ( Original factory dongle, USB-HID /
USB-COM configurable)

4. HID Mode (Third party Bluetooth devices with USB HID mode only)

5. iPAD/ iPhone OSK Mode (iPad, iPhone3Gs and 4)

6. Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode2 (Original factory dongle , USB-HID
only)

4-2-1 Function switch (Memory Mode to Bluetooth mode)

There are two methods of switching from Memory mode to Bluetooth Mode:

1. Press and hold the scan key for 8 seconds,

the green LED indicator will flash until a beep
sound indicated.

OR

2. Scan the following barcode from Memory Mode to Bluetooth Mode.

*/$%TOB*

Switch from Memory to Bluetooth Mode

4-2 Bluetooth Mode

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

4-2 Bluetooth Mode

4-2-1 Function switch (Memory Mode to Bluetooth mode)

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4-2-2 LED indication under Bluetooth Mode

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

4-2-2 LED indication under Bluetooth Mode

4-2-2 LED indication under Bluetooth Mode

Status Description

Red ON

When scan key is pressed, if red LED is ON, this means the
power is low and needs to be recharge soon.

Orange

&

Green

Green LED

Flashing

When scan key is pressed, and the green LED is blinking, this
means the barcode scanning function is ready.

Orange LED

Flashing

To disconnect the Bluetooth connection, press the delete key

for 3 seconds until the orange LED turns from steady to
blinking. With this action, the power will also be shut down.

To power on the scanner, press scan or delete key again

Orange LED

ON

When scanner is set as iPad OSK mode and the connection
with iOS is successful, press the delete key (once) to enable or
disable the virtual keyboard in iOS.

Blue

Flashing

Under Bluetooth mode, and Bluetooth connection is not yet
connected, the blue LED indicator will be flash per 3 seconds.
Under Bluetooth Mode and if Bluetooth connection is not
connected, Press and Hold the delete key until BLUE LED
indicator flashing rapidly , at this time, release the delete key for
Bluetooth pairing with your device.

ON

When power on and if Bluetooth is connected, the blue LED
will be on.

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4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

4-2-3 Bluetooth mode selection Code Table

Bluetooth mode selection code Table

Mode Description Mode selection Code

Slave Mode

Applied to third party

Bluetooth dongle, or

build-in Bluetooth

devices

0

Master Mode

Applied to third party

Bluetooth dongle, or

build-in Bluetooth

devices

1

Econnect Bluetooth

Dongle mode I

Applied to original

factory dongle,

USB-HID / USB-COM

configurable

2

HID Mode

Third party Bluetooth

dongle, or build in

Bluetooth device with

USB HID mode only

3

iPAD/ iPhone OSK

Mode

iPad, iPhone devices

4

4-2-3 Bluetooth mode selection Code Table

Econnect Bluetooth

Dongle Mode II

Original factory dongle ,

USB-HID only

5

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4-2-4 Bluetooth mode configuration by user manual

4-2-4-1 Slave Mode : Third party Bluetooth devices ( Mode selection code:

0)

This mode is for user to configure with third party Bluetooth dongle, or
build-in Bluetooth device.

For slave mode configuration; please scan below barcodes step by step.

Procedure:

(1)BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2)Mode: (Mode selection)

*ZBT4*

(3) 0: (mode selection code)

*%00*

(4)OK : (Selection code confirmed)

*%OK*

(5)End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

4-2-4-2 Master Mode - Third party Bluetooth devices (Mode selection

code: 1)

This mode is for user to configure with third party Bluetooth dongle, or
build-in Bluetooth device.

For master mode configuration, please scan below barcodes step by step.

Procedure:

(1)BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2)Mode: (Mode selection)

*ZBT4*

(3) 1 : (mode selection code)

*%01*

(4)OK : (Selection code confirmed)

*%OK*

(5)End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

4-2-4 Bluetooth mode configuration by user manual

Procedure:

Procedure:

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4-2-4-3 Econnect Bluetooth dongle Mode I (Mode selection code: 2)

This mode is for user to configure with purchased original factory dongle,
and it is USB-HID / USB-COM configurable.

For Econnect Bluetooth mode I configuration, please scan below barcodes
step by step.

(1)BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2)Mode: (Mode selection)

*ZBT4*

(3) 2: (mode selection code)

*%02*

(4)OK : (Selection code confirmed)

*%OK*

(5)End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

4-2-4-4 HID Mode - For third party Bluetooth devices (Mode selection

code: 3)

This mode is for user to configure with third party Bluetooth dongle, or
build-in Bluetooth device with USB HID only.

For HID mode Configuration, please scan below barcodes step by step.

Procedure:

(1)BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2)Mode: (Mode selection)

*ZBT4*

(3) 3: (mode selection code)

*%03*

(4)OK : (Selection code confirmed)

*%OK*

(5)End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

Procedure:

Procedure:

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4-2-4-5 iPad OSK MODE (Mode selection code : 4)

This mode is for user to configure with iPad or iPhone devices

For iPad OSK mode configuration, please scan below barcodes step by
step.

(1)BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2)Mode: (Mode selection)

*ZBT4*

(3) 4: (mode selection code)

*%04*

(4)OK : (Selection code confirmed)

*%OK*

(5)End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

4-2-4-6 Econnect Bluetooth dongle Mode II (Mode selection code:5)

This mode is for user to configure with purchased original factory dongle,
but it only support USB-HID.

Econnect Bluetooth mode II, please scan below barcodes step by step.

(1)BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2)Mode: (Mode selection)

*ZBT4*

(3) 5: (mode selection code)

*%05*

(4)OK : (Selection code confirmed)

*%OK*

(5)End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

Procedure:

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

Procedure:

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4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by manual

4-2-5-1 BT Local name

This option enables to assign Bluetooth the scanner name. Please refer to the
HEX ASCII table (Form 0~9, A~F). The first digit and last digit cannot be space
or “-“. If scanner name setting is incorrect, connection failure will occur.

Please refer to

ASCII table

16 digits ‘Serial Adaptor’

(1) BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2) “BT Local name” *ZBT1*

(3) Scan Hexadecimal/Decimal Barcode table for input characters.

(4) OK : (Selection confirmed)

*%OK*

(5) End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

Set Local name as ‘BT Scanner’

(A) Scan “BT Module Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “BT Local name” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from Hexadecimal / Decimal barcode table =>“4”,”2”,

“5”,”4”, “2”,”0”, “5”,”3”, “6”,”3”, “6”,”1”, “6”,”E”, “6”,”E”, “6”,”5”, “7”,”2”,”OK”
(configured as ‘BT Scanner’, Please refer to ASCII TABLE)
(D) Scan “End” Barcode

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by manual

4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by manual

Configuration Max. Configurable Length Default Setting

Procedure:

Example:

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4-2-5-2 Remote Mac Address

Mac address configuration, total of 12 digits, Please refer to the HEX ASCII
table (From 0~9, A~F).

Hexadecimal /

decimal

barcode table

12 digits 000000000000

(1) BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2) “Remote Mac address” *ZBT2*

(3) Scan Hexadecimal/Decimal Barcode table for input parameters.

(4) OK : (Selection confirmed)

*%OK*

(5) End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

Set Remote Mac Address to 00126F006EAA

A. Scan “BT Module Enter” barcode
B. Scan “Remote Mac Address” barcode
C. Scan parameters from Hexadecimal /decimal barcode table =>“0”, “0”,

“1”,”2”, “6”,”F”, “0”,”0”, “6”,”E”, “A”,”A” ”OK” (Set “Remote Mac Address
“ value to 00126F006EAA)

D. Scan “End” barcode

Note:

(1) If scanner connection mode is”Slave” or “HID” or “iPad OSK” Mode, Mac

Address configuration does not required.

(2)If scanner connection mode is ”Master” or “Econnect Bluetooth Dongle I” or
“Econnect Bluetooth Dongle II” mode, configuration of Mac address does
required, and the configuration cannot be “000000000000”

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

Configuration Max. Configurable Length Default Setting

Procedure:

Example:

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4-2-5-3 Pin Code

When the scanner and Bluetooth device is in the pairing process, user will
need to enter the pin code for pairing confirmation. This pin code might be
generate by Bluetooth devices or preconfigured by user depends on different
mode setting.

(1) Under “Slave” or “Master” mode, pin code configuration is needed when the
pairing action is performed.

(2) Under “Econnect Bluetooth Dongle I” or “Econnect Dongle II” mode, Pin
code does not required.

(3) Under “HID” or “iPad OSK” Mode, during pairing process, the PC or other
devices will generate the pin code, user will need to referred to that pin code,
and scan the pin code digits from Hexadecimal / Decimal table.

0000 ~ 9999 4 digits 1234

(1) BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

*/$%BTM*

(2) “Pin Code” *ZBT3*

(3) Scan Hexadecimal/Decimal Barcode table for input digits.

(4) OK : (Selection confirmed)

*%OK*

(5) End: (Exit setting)

*ZEND*

Set Pin Code to 5678

(A) Scan “BT Module Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Pin Code” Barcode
(C) Scan parameters from Hexadecimal/Decimal table =>“5”,”6”, “7”,”8”

”OK”
(Set “

Pin Code “ value to 5678)

(D) Scan “End” Barcode

4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode

Configuration Range Max. Configurable Length Default Setting

Procedure:

Example:

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4-2-6 Bluetooth parameter configuration by software

Procedures:

 Connect scanner with PC by USB cable, and set the scanner to ISP

mode.
Scan the below barcodes step by step to set the scanner to ISP mode.

1. ENTER: */$%ENT*

2. ISP:

*Z232*

Note: ISP mode means scanner configuration mode.

Before any configuration with the software, scanner must scan above

two barcodes in order to perform software configuration.

 When the scanner is in ISP mode, the PC might request for driver

installation, the driver is located in the CD (CM500\driver\ C0801.inf).

Execute “Bluetooth Setting” software, file located in the CD (CM500\ Software

\ Bluetooth setting\Bluetooth Setting.exe)

 Go to device manager in windows system to make sure which com port

y

our scanner connected with (control panel  system hardware

Hardware devices  COM port). for example: COM5)

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4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode



In the software, please go to Sync  properties COM PORT for
synchronization.



Configure scanner Bluetooth parameters, including Name (user preferred
device name for the scanner), Mac Address from the third party Bluetooth
dongle or devices, Password (user preferred password), and make sure
Bluetooth connection Mode is set as corresponding selection code.
( please refer to Bluetooth mode selection code table section :4-2-4-1)



Save the configuration parameters, and download the settings to scanner

(FileSave  Communication  Download T-parm File)

Note: User can also transfer the saved configuration to the scanner. The

procedure as following:

For synchronization procedure, please refer to above steps and select

FileOpen (and selected your saved configuration file) Download
T-parm File.



Exit the software, and disconnect the connection between Bluetooth
Setting software and scanner.

Note: for more detail, please refer to Bluetooth Setting instruction guide.

(CM500\manual\Bluetooth setting instruction guide.pdf)

User needs to configure the Mac
address, Mac Address can be
find from Bluetooth hardware
devices properties, for example:
(0011b109da77)

User can configured preferred
Bluetooth scanner name

User can configure preferred
password for Bluetooth

connection.

Please refer to 4-2-3 section for
Bluetooth mode selection code.

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Chapter 5: Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

Bluetooth Mode – Bluetooth
Connection Mode Instruction

5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices)

5-1-1 How to receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in

slave mode.

5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party Bluetooth Devices)

5-2-1 How to receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in

Master Mode

5-3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection (USB-HID / USB COM)

5-3-1 HID MODE:

5-3-2 USB-COM mode

5-3-2-1 How to received barcode data in USB-COM Mode by

Windows Hyper Terminal.

5-4 HID Mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices)

5-5 iPad OSK MODE CONNECTION

5-6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle II Mode CONNECTION (USB-HID only)

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5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices)

 Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter

4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

 Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “0”. Please refer

to chapter 4-2-4-1.

Insert the third party Bluetooth dongle to PC, or build-in Bluetooth device in
windows sy

stem. Go to Control Panel. Please refer to the screen below.

Select Bluetooth devices; please refer to the following screen.

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party

Bluetooth devices)

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Under Devices tab, select “Add” button”

After Scanner and Bluetooth dongle is in pair status, select “Next”, the device
wizard will start searching for Bluetooth scanner, if Bluetooth scanner found, it
will appear as following:

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Select the scanner (Serial Adaptor). And select “Next” button.

This enables to configure the Bluetooth passkey setting.

From the screen, the searched
scanner (Device name: serial
adaptor) will display on the
screen.

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After specified the passkey, select “Next” button.

To connect with scanner, please select “Let
me choose my own passkey” and specify
passkey as (1234 )

This screen shows the Bluetooth
connection status, and verifying the
passkey.

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When the connection succeeded, the screen appears as below.

From this screen, it indicates the scanner has linked to Bluetooth device, and
the scanner can use two com ports to receive barcode data, for example:
Outgoing COM Port (COM5), and Incoming COM port (COM6).

When the Bluetooth scanner connection established, please execute

“Hyper Terminal” to received barcode data.

What is Outgoing COM port and Incoming COM port?

 Outgoing COM port: When the scanner is set as “Slave” mode and

connected by other Bluetooth devices. Outgoing COM port must be
selected.

 Incoming COM port: When the scanner is set as “Master” mode and

initiates the connection to Bluetooth device. Incoming COM port must be
selected.

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

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5-1-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL (Slave mode)

Hyper Terminal COM port selection in Slave Mode:

 Execute “Hyper Terminal” and set the connection as “Outgoing COM

port (COM5)”. Please refer to the screen below.

COM port setting: Baud rate: 115200, Data bits:8 bits, Stop Bits: 1 Bits, Parity:
None.

After specified the COM port, select “OK”
button for connection. When the connection
succeeded, it will indicate with a beep
sound.

When configuration with hyper terminal succeeded, it
is ready to receive the barcode data from scanner.

5-1-1 receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in slave mode

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

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5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party Bluetooth Devices)

 Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter

4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

 Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “1”. Please refer

to chapter 4-2-4-2.

Insert the third party Bluetooth devices, in windows system, go to Control
Panel and select Bluetooth devices. Please refer to the screen below.

Please go to “Com Port” option.

Select “Add” button”

5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party

Bluetooth Devices)

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party

Bluetooth Devices)

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Select “Incoming (device initiates the connection) and “OK”

Wait for COM port detection.

From the screen, the COM port is detected as COM5. And select “OK”

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5-2-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL(Master Mode)

Hyper Terminal COM port selection in Master Mode:

1. Please access to “Hyper Terminal”, and select the “Connection using” as

COM 5 (examples of Bluetooth COM port detection).

COM port setting: Baud rate: 115200, Data bits:8 bits, Stop Bits: 1 Bits, Parity:
None.

Select OK to start connection. IF connection is successful, it will show as
following screen.

From the scanner, please press the small key for pairing process (press and
hold for few seconds until the BLUE led flashing rapidly, and release the key).
And from the PC screen, you may see the following indication.

5-2-

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

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Select the Bluetooth Device Wizard from the bottom right corner.

Key in the passkey (for example :1234), and select “Next”.

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Select “Finish” to complete the Bluetooth device wizard, when connection
succeeds, the scanner BLUE LED will be ON.

Now, scan the barcode, the barcode data will appear on Hyper Terminal.

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5.3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection(USB-HID / USB COM)

5-3-1 HID mode

 Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter

4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

 Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “2”. Please refer

to chapter 4-2-4-3.

When

Bluetooth Connection established, execute any word processing

software, for example: Word, notepad, Excel and etc. to receive to

barcode data.

When connecting scanner and Bluetooth Dongle,

Press and hold the Pairing/delete (small) key until blue

LED flashing rapidly, and then release it. The scanner

will establish the Bluetooth connection. If connection

successful, the Blue LED indicator will be on. If not,

please repeat the above mention action or check the

Bluetooth parameters setting.

Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to PC.

5- 3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection

(USB-HID / USB COM)

5-3-1 HID MODE:

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to PC.

5- 3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection

(USB-HID / USB COM)

5-3-1 HID MODE:

Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to PC.

5- 3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection

(USB-HID / USB COM)

5-3-1 HID MODE:

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5-3-2 USB-COM mode

 Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode. Please refer to above

sections of how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

 Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “2”.

If the user wants to switch between USB-HID/ USB- COM mode, please

scan the following barcode.

Note: Before scan the barcode, make sure the scanner and the Bluetooth

Dongle is in paired status.

When connecting scanner and Bluetooth Dongle,

Press and hold the Pairing/delete (small) key until blue

LED flashing rapidly, and then release it. The scanner

will establish the Bluetooth connection. If connection

successful, the Blue LED indicator will be on. If not,

please repeat the above mention action or check the

Bluetooth parameters setting.

Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to PC.

ENTER

(Enter configuration)

USB

-

HID

USB

-

COM

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

5-3-2 USB COM MODE

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5-3-2-1 Receiving barcode data by Hyper Terminal (USB-COM Mode).

COM port setting: Baud rate: 115200, Data bits:8 bits, Stop Bits: 1 Bits, Parity:
None.

Select OK to start connection. IF connection is successful, it will show as
following screen.

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5-4 HID Mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices)

 Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter

4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

 Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “3”. Please refer

to chapter 4-2-4-4

Plug in the third party Bluetooth dongle to PC and access to build in Windows
Bluetooth Devices.

Select “Add” button.

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Bluetooth devices)

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From the SCANNER, press and hold the small blue pairing key for few
seconds until the orange LED turns off, and Blue LED start flashing rapidly,
and then release the key.
On “Add Bluetooth Device wizard”, and select “Next”. It will start searching for
the Bluetooth devices. If searching succeeds, it will show as following screen.

Select the device for paring process.

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Select “Next”, the screen will request for Passkey information.

From the screen, select “Let me Choose my own passkey” and specify the
passkey, for example: “1234”. (Note: user can specify preferred passkey)

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Select “Next” for passkey verification.

From the SCANNER, it will indicate the beep sound to notify the user to use
the scanner to scan the passkey barcode, for example:”1234”. (Please print
out the “Hexadecimal / Decimal table (page189)” and scan the digits, for
example “1 





 2  3  4 and OK”)

If the passkey verification fails, please select ”Back” to resume the previous
action. (Re-entering the passkey and scanning passkey action).

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If the passkey verification succeeds, the screen will show as following.

Select “Finish” completing the Bluetooth device wizard, when connection
succeeded, the scanner BLUE LED indicator will be ON.

User now can access to Word or Excel word processing software to

receive the barcode data by the scanner.

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5-5 iPad OSK MODE CONNECTION

 Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter

4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

 Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “4”. Please refer

to chapter 4-2-4-5

Please turn on iPad and select “settings” as below

Please access to General  Bluetooth Bluetooth ON. At this stage, iPad will
st

art searching for Bluetooth devices.

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From the scanner, press and hold the pairing key, for

few seconds until the orange LED turns off, and Blue

LED flashing rapidly, at this stage, release the pairing

key.

From iPad, the Bluetooth will search for the Bluetooth

device (“Serial Adaptor” as scanner name)

When iPad searched “Serial Adaptor”, select the

device for Bluetooth pairing

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When the pairing processes succeed, on the iPad Bluetooth devices, it will
appear as Connected. And the scanner will launch 2 beep sounds with BLUE
LED indicator ON.

Now, user can access to “Notes” from iPad application to receive barcode
data.

From the scanner, scan the digits appear on iPad to complete the pairing

process. (Note: please print out the “Hexadecimal / Decimal table

(page189)” and scan the digits, for example: “scan 5,3,2,4 –> OK.)

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Additional Function: press the small button from

the scanner once, iPad will wake up the virtual

keyboard for information editing.

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5-6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle II Mode CONNECTION (USB-HID only)

 Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode. Please refer to chapter

4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

 Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “5”. Please refer

to chapter 4-2-4-6

When Bluetooth Connection established, execute any word

processing software, for example: Word, notepad, Excel and etc. to

receive to barcode data.

When connecting scanner and Bluetooth Dongle,

Press and hold the Pairing/delete (small) key until blue

LED flashing rapidly, and then release it. The scanner

will establish the Bluetooth connection. If connection

successful, the Blue LED indicator will be on. If not,

please repeat the above mention action or check the

Bluetooth parameters setting.

Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to PC.

5- 6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode II

Connection (USB-HID only)

5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to PC.

5- 6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode II

Connection (USB-HID only)

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Chapter 6: Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual

6-1-1 Header Transmission

6-1-2 Date & Time Transmission

6-1-3 Reject Same

6-1-4 Good Read Beep

6-1-5 Good Read Vibrator

6-1-6 Time Format

6-1-7 Date Format

6-1-8 Ext Transmission Delay

6-1-9 Lamp Off Delay

6-1-10 Standby Time

6-1-11 Separator

6-2 General Bluetooth Mode Setting – By User Manual

6-2-1 BT List

6-2-2 BT Default Setting

6-2-3 Good Read Beep

6-2-4 Good Read Vibrator

6-2-5 Connect Off Time

6-2-6 Lamp Off Delay

6-2-7 Standby Time

6-2-8 Timeout

6-2-9 Date and Time Transmission

6-2-10 Time Format

6-2-11 Date Format

6-3 Scanner Configuration by Software

6-3-1 Firmware update

6-3-2 Scanner Configuration

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual

6-1-1 Header Transmission

Under memory mode, when connecting the USB cable with the scanner,
press the small key will transmit the saved barcode data from memory to pc.
The user will be able to verify the barcode data saved in the memory by the
header <Memory><End>. User can enable / Disable the function by scanning
the following barcode.

*7A00*

Disable

*7A01*

Enable

6-1-2 Date & Time Transmission

Under Memory mode, when connecting the USB cable with the scanner to
perform the data uploading action. User can enable / disable the time stamp
function in front of the barcode data.

*7A10*

Disable

*7A11*

Enable

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual

6-1-1 Header Transmis

6-1-2 Date & Time Transmission

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual

6-1-1 Header Transmission

6-1-2 Date & Time Transmission

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-1-3 Reject Same

Under Memory mode, user can configure the scanner to avoid reading the
same barcode in sequent. (Note: when scanning the same barcode in sequent,
the scanner will not decode the same barcode, but reading other barcode and
come back to read that previous barcode, the scanner will still decode the
previous barcode). This function is avoiding the scanner to read the same
barcode by mistake.

*7A20*

Disabl

e

*7A21*

Enable

6-1-4 Good Read Beep

Beep sound indicator configuration when the barcode has successfully
decoded

*7A61*

Enable

*7A60*

Disable

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6-1- 3 Reject Same

6-1-4 Good Read Beep

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1- 3 Reject Same

6-1-4 Good Read Beep

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-1-5 Good Read Vibrator

The vibration configuration if barcode reading is successfully decoded. Note:

Vibration function is only available with optional purchased Vibrator
installed.

*7A71*

Enable

*7A70*

Disable

6-1-6 Time Format

Time format configuration, in order for the time stamp to be display in front of
each barcode data, Date and Time Transmission must be enabled (Chapter:
6-1-2) and configure the following formats:

*7B90*

hh:

mm:ss

*7B91*

hh:mm

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “hh:mm:ss” or “hh:mm” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1- 5 Good Read Vibrator

6-1-6 Time Format

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-1-7 Date Format

Date format configuration, in order for the date and time to be display in front of
each barcode data (In Memory Mode), Date and Time Transmission must be
enabled and configure the following formats: (chapter: 6-1-2)

*7BD0*

yyyy/mm/dd

*7BD1*

mm/dd/yyyy

*7BD2*

yy/mm/dd

*7BD3*

mm/dd/yy

*7BD4*

yyyy-mm-dd

*7BD5*

mm-dd-yyyy

*7BD6*

yy-mm-dd

*7BD7*

mm-dd-yy

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan Date Format Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6-1-7 Date Format

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1-7 Date Format

Date Format

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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*7BD8*

dd/mm/yyyy

*7BD9*

dd/mm/yy

*7BDA*

dd-mm-yyyy

*7BDB*

dd-mm-yy

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan Date Format Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

Date Format

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-1-8 Ext Transmission Delay

This configuration enables the delay time (time gap) setting in between each
barcode data sending to PC.

*7042*

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B

) Scan Ext Transmission Delay
barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

if configure to 1 sec.
the parameter value is: 1 sec / 0.01
sec = 100.

6-1-9 Lamp Off Delay

The configuration enables the setting of duration time of scanner LED power
off.

*7052*

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “LampOff Delay” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “Set“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is10 sec, the

parameter value is 10 sec / 1 sec

= 10.

.

0 ~ 2.5 Sec 0.01 sec 0 sec

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1-8 Ext Transmission Delay

6-1-9 Lamp Off Delay

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

0 ~ 2.5 Sec 0.01 sec 0 sec

Procedure: Example:

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-1-10 Standby Time

This configuration enables the time configuration for the main power switching
off after scanner LED turned off.

*7062*

0 ~ 99 sec 1 sec 0 sec

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “Standby Time” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is10 sec, the

parameter value is 10 sec / 1 sec
= 10.

6-1-11. Separator

This configuration enables separator setting in between date, time and
barcode data. In order for the date and time to be display in front of each
barcode data, Date & time transmission must be enabled.

*707A*

Please refer to ASCII

table

1 digit ‘ ‘

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan Separator barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is “+”,
the parameter value is “ 2,B  + ”.
(Refer to ASCII TABLE).

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-1-10 Standby Time

6-1-11. Separator

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

Configuration Max. configurable range Default setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-2 General Bluetooth Mode Setting – By User Manual

6-2-1 B

T List

User can simply understand their Bluetooth parameter setting by scanning the
following barcode, and use the notepad to receive the Bluetooth parameter
configuration data.

Exampl

e value display:

Serial Adaptor  Configured Bluetooth scanner name

000000000000  Configured Remote Mac Address of your Bluetooth device.

1234  Configured Bluetooth scanner “Pin Code”

4 Configured Bluetooth Mode

0  Disregard

0  Disregard.

6-2-2 BT Default Setting

User can restore the default setting for the Bluetooth Parameter.

Note:

Default value listed as below:

BT Local name Serial Adaptor

Remote Mac
Address

000000000000

Pin Code 1234
BT Mode 0

BT Module ENTER

*/$%BTM*

BT List

*ZLST*

BT Module ENTER

*/$%BTM*

BT Default

*ZDEF*

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-2 General Bluetooth Mode Setting – By User Manual

6-2-1 BT List

6-2-2 BT Default Setting

Parameter Default Value

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-2-3 Good Read Beep

When barcode is successfully decoded, the Beep sound indicator
configuration.

*6A61*

Enable

*6A60*

Disable

6-2-4 Good Read Vibrator

The vibration configuration if barcode reading is successfully decoded. Note:
Vibration function is only available for the scanner with vibrator installed.

*6A71*

Enable

*6A70*

Disable

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-2-3 Good Read Beep

6-2-4 Good Read Vibrator

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-2-5 Connect Off Time

Under the Bluetooth mode, when the Bluetooth connection is established while
the scanner is not working. This configuration enables to set the duration of
scanner sleep time. (Note: Default value is 6 as 60 seconds)

*6042*

0 ~ 42 Min 30secs 10 secs 6 (as 1 minute)

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “Connect Off Time” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 2 minutes, the
parameter value is 2 min / 10 sec =

12 ( 2minx 60 / 10sec = 12)

6-2-6 Lamp Off Delay

The configuration enables the setting of duration time of scanner LED power
on and off .

*6052*

0 ~ 4 minutes 15 sec 1 sec 5 sec

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “LampOff Delay” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 10 sec, the
parameter value is 10 sec / 1 sec =

10

6-2-5 Connect Off Time

6-2-6 Lamp Off Delay

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-2-5 Connect Off Time

6-2-6 Lamp Off Delay

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure Example

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-2-7 Standby Time

This configuration enables the time configuration for the main power switch off
after scanner LED turns off.

*6062*

0 ~ 99 sec 1 sec 0 sec

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “Standby Time” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is10 sec, the

parameter value is 10 sec / 1 sec

= 10.

6-2-8 Timeout

The timeout setting for the handshaking acknowledgment from the host PC, if
scanner did not receive acknowledgement from the host PC, the warning
sound will be active. This function is particular useful for some applications
which host PC takes longer response time.

*6072*

0 ~ 99 sec 1 sec 10 sec

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Standby Time” Barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” Barcode

If configuration is 1 minute, the

parameter value is 1 min / 1 sec

= 60. (1min: 60 sec /1sec= 60)

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-2-7 Standby Time

6-2-8 Timeout

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-2-9 Date & Time Transmission

Under Bluetooth mode, user can enabled/ disable the time stamp function in
front of the barcode data.

*6A10*

Disable

*6A11*

Enable

6-2-10 Time Format

Time format configuration, in order for the time stamp to be display in front of
each barcode data, Date and Time Transmission must be enabled and
configure the following formats:

*6B90*

hh:mm:ss

*6B91*

hh:mm

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “hh:mm:ss” or “hh:mm” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-2-9 Date & Time Transmission

6-2-10 Time Format

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-2-11 Date Format

Date format configuration, in order for the date and time to be display in front of
each barcode data, Date and Time Transmission must be enable and
configure the following formats:

*6BD0*

yyyy/mm/dd

*6BD1*

mm/dd/yyyy

*6BD2*

yy/mm/dd

*6BD3*

mm/dd/yy

*6BD4*

yyyy-mm-dd

*6BD5*

mm-dd-yyyy

*6BD6*

yy-mm-dd

*6BD7*

mm-dd-yy

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan Date Format Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-2-11 Date Format

Date Format

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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*6BD8*

dd/mm/yyyy

*6BD9*

dd/mm/yy

*6BDA*

dd-mm-yyyy

*6BDB*

dd-mm-yy

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan Date Format Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

Date Format

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-3 Scanner Configuration by Software

6-3-1 Firmware update

Open the software” Barcode Scanner Setting”, the file is located in the CD

(CM500\software\barcode scanner setting\scanner setting.exe)

Connect scanner with PC by USB cable, and set the scanner to ISP mode.

Scan below barcodes to set the scanner to ISP mode.

1 . ENTER: */$%E

NT*

2. ISP: *Z232*

Note: ISP mode means scanner configuration mode.

Before any configuration with the software, scanner must scan above

two barcodes in order to perform software configuration.

 When the scanner is in ISP mode, the PC might request for driver

installation, the driver is located in the CD (CM500\driver\ C0801.inf).

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-3 Scanner Configuration by Software

6-3-1 Firmware update

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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After the scanner scan Enter. ISP barcode, the “green” LED indicator will be
f

lashing, then proceed to “Device Manager” to check COM Port

For example: The COM Port used by scanner is COM6

In barcode scanner setting software, Sync 

Properties

And select the COM port (for example:COM6, Note: Baud rate is 115200)

Select ”OK” for software synchronization.

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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Under “Communication  Download Kernel File”

Select the kernel file ( for example: 0002-0008.Bin)

Select ”Open” for firmware update

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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After firmware updated, please exit the software. The scanner will reboot.

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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6-3-2 Scanner Configuration

Open software” Barcode Scanner Setting”, the file is located in the CD

(CM500\software\barcode scanner setting\scanner setting.exe)

Connect scanner with PC by USB cable, and Set the scanner to ISP mode.

Scan below barcodes step by step to set the scanner to ISP mode.

1 . ENTER: *

/$%ENT*

2. ISP: *Z232*

Note: ISP mode means scanner configuration mode.

Before any configuration with the software, scanner must scan above

two barcodes in order to perform software configuration.

 When the scanner is in ISP mode, the PC might request for driver

installation, the driver is located in the CD (CM500\driver\ C0801.inf).

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

6-3-2 Scanner Configuration

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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After the scanner scan Enter. ISP barcode, the “green” LED indicator will be
f

lashing, then proceed to “Device Manager” to check COM Port

For example: The COM Port used by scanner is COM6

In barcode scanner setting software, Sync 

Properties

And select the COM port (for example:COM6, Note: Baud rate is 115200)

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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Select ”OK” for software synchronization.

User can change the settings of scanner (For example, enable Interleaved 2 of

5)

Save the “configure content” and specified a file name in your local drive.

Under communication  Download Setting File”, the settings will download t

o

the scanner.

Exit the software will exit the barcode scanner setting configuration and
scanner will reboot.

Note: For detail configuration, please refer to additional manual “barcode
scanner user manual”(CM500\manual\ barcode scanner user manual.pdf)

6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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Chapter 7: General configuration setting

General configuration setting

7

-1 Host Interface

7-2 Output Interface

7-3 System Control

7-4 Scan mode of the Cable

7-5 Buzzer

7-6 Standby Time

7-7 LED Off Delay

7-8 Lamp Off Delay

7-9 Good Read Time

7-10 Setup Timeout

7-11 Vibrator Off Delay

7-12 Double Confirm

7-13 Global Min. / Max. Length

7-14 Set Date & Time

Note: It is recommended to print out the Hexadecimal /
D

ecimal table (page: 189) for parameter setting.

7. General Configuration Setting

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-1 Host Interface

7-1-1 Factory Default

Configuration setting to restored to factory default setting

*ZADE*

(1)Scan “Enter” Barcode
(2)Scan “Factory Default” Barcode

7-1-2 Version

Firmware information listing, the scanner firmware information included the
firmware family, the firmware version and Bluetooth module version (if scanner
Bluetooth function is available).

*ZVER*

(1) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(2) Scan “Version” barcode

Note: Firmware version listing as below
<Family>  Scanner family category contents

0006.0001

0008.0000

0000.0000

0000.0000
<Version>

0002.0008  Firmware version
V100-T028

B  Bluetooth module version (this is only available

for Bluetooth model).

7. General Configuration Setting

7. General Configuration Setting

7-1 Host Interface

7-1-1 Factory Default

7-1-2 Version

Procedure:

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-1-3 Abort Setting

To skip or cancel current operation, your current settings will be aborted before
you scan “END” barcode to finish programming.

*ZEXT*

Scan “Abort” Barcode to cancel the setting before you scan “END”

barcode

7-1-4 ISP Mode

For software configuration, User must connect the scanner with PC via USB

cable, and scan “Enter “, “ISP” to enter the ISP mode. (PC might request for
Driver installation, please find the driver file “C0801.inf in the CD)

*ZISP*

(1) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(2) Scan “ISP” barcode

7. General Configuration Setting

7-1-3 Abort Setting

7-1-4 ISP Mode

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-2 Output Interface

User can connect the scanner with PC via USB cable to upload the saved
barcode data, or it can be used as real time USB scanner.

There are two different output Interfaces:

(1) USB-HID (Keyboard) Type: With USB HID type, user can use Word,

Excel or any word processing software to receive barcode data.

(2) USB-COM (Virtual Com) Type: With USB- COM type, user need to

use terminal software to receive the barcode data.

7-2-1 USB-HID Keyboard Type

7-2-1-1 USB-HID Keyboard

With USB HID type, user can use Word, Excel or any word processing
software to receive barcode data.

*ZKBD*

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “HID Keyboard Default” Barcode

7- 2 Output Interface

7-2-1 USB-HID Keyboard Type

7. General Configuration Setting

7- 2 Output Interface

7-2-1 USB-HID Keyboard Type

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-2-1-2 Caps lock

C

aps lock setting for the barcode data display.

*1B80*

Auto

*1B81*

Alt+Keypad

*1B82*

Caps lock off

*1B83*

Caps lock On

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan Caps lock barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

By selecting "Caps Lock On" or "Caps Lock Off" , scanner can get Caps Lock
status. If "Alt+Keypad" were selected, Caps Lock and output will be
independent. The Auto function can be effect when USB HID is enable. When
you set Auto, the scanner will detect the status of Keyboard Caps Lock. So the
barcode data output will follow the status of Keyboard Caps Lock.

Example Barcode data "ABCdef"

Status
Selection

Caps Lock
On

Caps Lock Off

Caps Lock On

ABCdef

abcDEF

Caps Lock Off abcDEF

ABCdef

Alt+Keypad

ABCdef

ABCdef

7. General Configuration Setting

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-2-1-3 Transmission Gap

Th

is is the delay time setting between each barcode data characters. If the
delay time setting is too high, the application program may not be able to
receive all the barcode data characters due to transmission speed.

*1052*

0 ~ 0.25 sec 0.001 sec 0

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan Transmission gap barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 0.02 sec, the
parameter value is 0.02 sec / 0.001

sec = 20

7. General Configuration Setting

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-2-1-4 Transmission Delay

Th

e delay time settings between the barcode data output, this enables the

user to set the output timing between each barcode data scanned.

*1062*

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan Transmission Delay
barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 0.2 sec, the
parameter value is 0.2 sec / 0.01 sec

= 20

Example

Barcode Data: "

ABCD

" Transmit Gap:

2ms

Transmit Delay:

10ms

1) ENTER  Entry Programming

2) Transmission Gap  0 2 SET  2ms Inter-char. Delay

︸︸︸︸

02*1ms(Unit)=2ms

3) Transmission Delay  0  1 SET  10ms Transmit Delay

︸︸︸︸

01*10ms(Unit)=10ms

4) END Exit Programming

Output

A

2ms

B

2ms

C

2ms

D

2ms 10ms

0 ~ 2.5 sec 0.01 sec 0

7. General Configuration Setting

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-2-1-5 Timeout

The

timeout setting for the handshaking acknowledgment from host PC, if
scanner did not receive acknowledgement from the host PC, the warning
sound will be active. This function is particularly useful for some application
which host PC takes longer response time.

*1072*

0 ~ 4 minutes 15 sec

1 sec 3 sec

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “Timeout” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 2 sec, the
parameter value is 2 sec / 1 sec = 2

7. General Configuration Setting

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-2-1-6 Keyboard HID Layout Setting

Th

e function enables the user to specify HID keyboard layout language. This

function is applicable in USB cabled mode.

*1DC0*

US

*1DC1*

UK

*1DC2*

JP

*1DC3*

FR

*1DC4*

GR

*1DC5*

IT

*1DC6*

SP

*1DC7*

PO

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan layout barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

7. General Configuration Setting

Keyboard Layout setting

Procedure:

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7-2-1-7 Bluetooth HID Dongle Keyboard Layout Setting

No

te: This is only applicable with original factory Econnect Dongle.

*/$%PROG*

Enter

*/$%1DC0*

US

*/$%1DC1*

UK

*/$%1DC2*

JP

*/$%1DC3*

FR

*/$%1DC4*

GR

*/$%1DC5*

IT

*/$%1DC6*

SP

*/$%1DC7*

PO

*/$%ZEND*

End

(A) Please make sure you have plug in the Econnect dongle to PC and

successfully connect with Bluetooth connection.
(B) Scan “Enter” barcode”
(C) Scan “ Bluetooth dongle keyboard layout setting.
(D) Scan ”End” barcode

7. General Configuration Setting

Bluetooth HID Dongle Keyboard Layout setting

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

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7-2-2 Virtual Com Type

7-2-2-1 Virtual Com

With USB- COM type, user needs to use terminal software to receive the
barcode data.

*Z232*

(1) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(2) Scan “Virtual Com Default” Barcode

7-2-2-2 Transmission gap

This is the delay time setting between each barcode data characters. If the
delay time setting is too high, the application program may not be able to
receive all the barcode data characters due to transmission speed.

*2052*

0 ~ 0.25 sec 0.001 sec 0

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan Transmission gap barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 0.02 sec, the
parameter value is 0.02 sec / 0.001

sec = 20

7. General Configuration Setting

7-2-2 Virtual Com Type

Procedure:

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

96

7-2-2-3 Transmission Delay

Th

e delay time settings between the barcode data output, this enables the

user to set the output timing between each barcode data scanned.

*2062*

0-2.5 Sec 0.01 sec 0

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan Transmission Delay
barcode
(C) Scan parameters from
Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK“ barcode
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 0.2 sec, the
parameter value is 0.2 sec / 0.01 sec

= 20

Example

Barcode Data: "

ABCD

" Transmit Gap:

2ms

Transmit Delay:

10ms

1) ENTER  Entry Programming

2) Transmission Gap  0 2 SET  2ms Inter-char. Delay

︸︸︸︸

02*1ms(Unit)=2ms

3) Transmitssion Delay 0  1 SET  10ms Transmit Delay

︸︸︸︸

01*10ms(Unit)=10ms

4) END Exit Programming

Output

A

2ms

B

2ms

C

2ms

D

2ms 10ms

7. General Configuration Setting

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

97

7-2-2-4 Timeout

Th

e timeout setting for the handshaking acknowledgment from host PC, if
scanner did not receive acknowledgement from the host PC, the warning
sound will be active. This function is particularly useful for some application
which host PC takes longer response time.

*2072*

0 ~ 4 minutes 15 sec

1 sec 3 sec

(A) Scan “Enter” barcode
(B) Scan “Timeout” barcode
(C) Scan parameters from

Hexadecimal / Decimal table
(D) Scan “OK “barcode”
(E) Scan “End” barcode

If configuration is 5 sec, the
parameter value is 5 sec / 1 sec = 5

7. General Configuration Setting

Configuration Range Unit Default Setting

Procedure: Example:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

98

7-3 System Control

7-3-1 Power On Music

When connecting the scanner with PC via USB cable, user can configured the
connection melody ON/OFF.

*0A41*

Enable

*0A40*

Disable

7-3-2 Good Read Beep

This configuration enables the Beep sound when the barcode data has been
successfully read and decoded.

Note: this configuration is only applicable when the scanner is in USB

cabled mode.

*8B01*

Enabl

e

*8B00*

Disable

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

7. General Configuration Setting

7-3 System Control

7-3-1 Power On Music

7-3-2 Good Read Beep

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

99

7-3-3 Good Read Vibrator

This configuration enables the vibration when the barcode data has been
successfully read and decoded (this is only applicable with optional
purchased Vibrator install.)

*8B21*

Enable

*8B20*

Disable

7-3-4 Transmission Length

When the barcode data length is not fixed Length (ex. Code 39), if user needs
to know the length of the barcode data, this configuration enables to indicate
the barcode length in front of barcode data.

*8C51*

Ena

ble

*8C50*

Disable

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

7-3-3 Good Read Vibrator

7-3- 4 Transmission Length

7. General Configuration Setting

7-3-3 Good Read Vibrator

7-3- 4 Transmission Length

Procedure:

ENTER End

*/$%ENT* *ZEND*

100

7-3-5 Force Case

This configuration enables to convert all output digits to be same printing-case;
even one barcode may have two kinds of case

*8E80*

None

*8E81*

Inverse

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan Force Case Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

7-3-6 Transmission Code ID

When scanning the barcode, User might want to know the symbology of the
barcode ID, This configuration enables to display the Code ID or Sub Code ID.

*8C31*

Enab

le

*8C30*

Disable

(A) Scan “Enter” Barcode
(B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode
(C) Scan “End” Barcode

*8E82*

Lowercase

*8E83*

Uppercase

7-3- 5 Force Case

7-3-6 Transmission Code ID

7. General Configuration Setting

7-3- 5 Force Case

7-3-6 Transmission Code ID

Procedure:

Procedure: