Hand Held Products Quick Check 200 User Manual

Quick Check® 200 Series

User’s Guide

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Table of Contents

1. About This Manual..................................................................... 1

Conventions........................................................................................................ 1

QC200 “Low Battery” Warning ........................................................................ 1

2. Overview...................................................................................... 3

Unpacking .......................................................................................................... 4

Charging the Battery.......................................................................................... 4

Command Code “Quick Start” .......................................................................... 5

3. Detailed Operation...................................................................... 7

Using the QC200................................................................................................ 9

Power ON/OFF.................................................................................................. 9

Reflectance Scale Calibration.......................................................................... 10

Initial Power Up Default Settings .................................................................... 10

4. Configuration/Programming.................................................... 13

Codes/Symbology Options................................................................................ 13

“Application”/Model Options.......................................................................... 16

Model Selections: ..................................................................................... 17

“Tests” Options................................................................................................ 17

“Config.” Options............................................................................................ 19

5. Symbol Testing & Scan Results................................................ 21

Test Result Details............................................................................................ 23

Dimensional Parameters.......................................................................... 23

Reflectance Parameters............................................................................ 25

Format Parameters .................................................................................. 26

6. Printer Printout Samples.......................................................... 29

7. Special Functions ..................................................................... 33

Reflectometer Mode.......................................................................................... 33

Command Code Programming......................................................................... 33

8. Quick Check Maintenance....................................................... 37

Battery Charging..............................................................................................37

Scanner Tip Cleaning.......................................................................................37

Reflectance Calibration Page Replacement..................................................... 37

Troubleshooting................................................................................................ 38

9. Single Scan To Result (SSTR).................................................. 39

10. Printer Information .................................................................. 41

Saving Data...................................................................................................... 41

Reviewing printouts.......................................................................................... 41

Using a printer ................................................................................................. 44

Print your work ................................................................................................ 44

Save data when a printer is not connected....................................................... 45

Review data from the last scan:........................................................................ 45

Print or delete stored data: .............................................................................. 45

Stop printing..................................................................................................... 46

Using the QCP and QCHSP............................................................................. 46

Setup the QCP or QCHSP:............................................................................... 47

Install or replace the QCP or QCHSP paper roll:........................................... 47

Remove ribbon cartridge from the QCP or QCHSP........................................ 49

Connect the QCP or QCHSP to the Quick Check............................................ 50

Perform a QCP or QCHSP self-test:................................................................ 50

Troubleshooting the QCP or QCHSP .............................................................. 50

Turn on and off the QCSSP.............................................................................. 52

Setup the QCSSP.............................................................................................. 52

Install or replace the QCSSP paper roll:......................................................... 52

Perform a QCSSP self-test ............................................................................... 53

Troubleshooting the QCSSP............................................................................. 53

11. Customer Support ..................................................................... 57

Obtaining Factory Service ............................................................................... 57

Online Product Service and Repair Assistance........................................ 58

Technical Assistance ........................................................................................ 58

Online Technical Assistance..................................................................... 59

Limited Warranty ............................................................................................. 59

1. About This Manual

This manual contains information on the Quick Check® 200 Series.

• Quick Start Command Code

• Detailed Operation

• Configuration / Programming

• Symbol Testing / Scan Results

• Printer Printouts

• Special Functions

• Quick Check Maintenance

• Single Scan to Result (SSTR)

Conventions

This manual uses several special symbols to refer to the controls on the instrument. The following table shows the symbols and their descriptions.

Symbol Description

POWER or Scroll [<>] or

Select

Represents a button on the Quick Check unit

-Specs- or OK-to-Scan Shows the LED display on the Quick

♦

Check unit Indicates steps to follow to perform a

procedure

QC200 “Low Battery” Warning

The Quick Check® 200 Series dynamically checks the condition of its battery when turned on and during menu cycles. If any test falls below a specified limit, the LCD will show “Low Battery” (and the unit “beeps” five times) as a warning that the battery’s charge may be deteriorating. The QC200’s microprocessor “sets” a system “flag” or “pointer” that indicates a degraded condition was measured for that particular test. With this “flag” set, further cycling of the menu

or attempts to scan will automatically bring about additional “Low Battery” indications.

This testing sequence has a power drain than normal scan or single menu functions. This protects the user by insuring a low battery indication before total unit power failure occurs, thus preserving proper unit operation. It is possible for an intermittent “false” low to be detected and reported due to variations in battery condition, temperature, component efficiency and rapid cycle time. When “Low Battery” is indicated, the operator should turn their QC200 off, allow one or two minutes for the battery to recover and then turn it back on. This sequence clears the Low Battery “flag” or “pointer”. If the “Low Battery” indication returns immediately on power up, then the unit should be recharged. If not, the QC200 can continue to be used.

The QC200 can be recharged before the warning is seen. Alternately, it can be left connected to the charger when not in use. To extend battery life, battery manufacturers recommend you fully charge the unit, use it till the “Low Battery” indication is seen repeatedly, and then fully recharge before continued use.

2. Overview

The Quick Check® 200 Series is one of the Hand Held Products family of Quick Check bar code quality assurance devices. The Quick Check

200 Series is fully portable and compatible with all major bar code symbologies. It is effectively two instruments in one, both an easy-to-use Pass/Fail quick tester and a powerful measuring tool for detailed testing and analysis of those same symbols.

Testing criteria within the Quick Check

200 Series is based on the American National Standard X3.182-1990 “Bar Code Print Quality Guideline.” The Quick Check family of bar code verifiers was designed specifically to fully implement this guideline guaranteeing symbol compliance to the standard. They provide a baseline in measurement accuracy against which all verifiers, new and old, should be judged.

The QC200 series determines print quality, wide to narrow ratios, print contrast and reflectance parameters, decodes and verifies character format as called for by application specifications. The quality information from the Quick Check

200 Series is presented through an easy to read liquid crystal display (LCD), light emitting diodes (LEDs), audible tones and through its optional accessory printer. The knowledge gained using the Quick Check

200 Series measurement modes is invaluable in educating the user about the critical optical characteristics of bar code symbols.

The Quick Check

200 Series can verify the quality of:

• EAN/UPC family of symbols with or without addendum

• Code 39 with or without check character

• Interleaved 2 of 5 with or without check character

• Codabar/USS Codabar with or without check character

• Code 128 with all modes and characters displayed

• MSI Code

• Code 16K

• IATA 2 of 5

• Regular 2 of 5

Unpacking

When you first receive your Quick Check® 200 Series unit, you should carefully unpack it. Before attempting to use the instrument, inspect the contents of the package for any shipping damage. If there is evidence of shipping damage, please keep ALL packing materials and contact the delivery carrier AS SOON AS POSSIBLE for claim procedure. Confirm that you have the following items:

QC200 Series model number ordered. AC Charger User’s Guide

Manual Pack with:

Test Symbols Warranty Card Gauge Ruler “X” Dimension Ruler

Please fill out the Warranty Card immediately. Also make a note of the serial number of the unit and the date purchased.

Charging the Battery

NOTE: The battery you received with your Quick Check® 200 unit may be discharged. Prior to initial use, the batteries should be charged for at least six (6) hours. The Quick Check NiCad rechargeable battery pack. It is not intended to be powered directly from an adapter or AC outlet. The Quick Check make maximum use of its battery power. As a result, the unit will operate for a minimum of one (1) hour on a properly charged battery pack.

200 unit is designed to operate only using the supplied

200 Series verifier is designed to

!!! WARNING!!! DO NOT CONNECT YOUR QUICK CHECK TO ITS CHARGER OR PRINTER

UNLESS A BATTERY PACK IS INSTALLED. TO DO SO WILL DAMAGE THE UNIT AND VOID ITS WARRANTY!! ALL UNITS HAVE HAD A PACK INSTALLED AT THE TIME OF MANUFACTURE.

USE ONLY A HAND HELD PRODUCTS SUPPLIED NICAD TYPE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY PACK. USE OF OTHER PACKS OR BATTERIES AND ATTEMPTS TO RECHARGE THESE BATTERIES COULD CAUSE THE BATTERIES TO EXPLODE, CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE UNIT AND POSSIBLE PERSONAL INJURY!! DAMAGE CAUSED BY ATTEMPTS TO RECHARGE OTHER THAN THE SPECIFIED HAND HELD PRODUCTS QC200

SERIES BATTERY PACK WILL VOID ANY AND ALL QUICK CHECK® 200 SERIES WARRANTIES.

To charge the batteries:

1. Plug the AC charger into the power jack on the end of the Quick Check unit.

2. Plug the AC charger power unit into an appropriate VAC wall outlet.

3. Charge the batteries for a minimum of six (6) hours. After allowing the proper battery charge time, your Quick Check will be ready for

operation. If you experience any problems during this set up procedure, carefully review the

above steps and try again. If you still have problems, contact your dealer or Hand Held Products for assistance.

Command Code “Quick Start”

The Quick Check® 200 Series is a complete, self-contained handheld bar code verifier. Though we recommend you become thoroughly familiar with the device and this manual before use, those familiar with bar code verification can easily set-up and use the QC200 within a matter of minutes (after it has been unpacked and initially charged) following the next steps:

1. Carefully unpack and inspect the unit. (See section titled UNPACKING for

details)

2. Plug the QCAC charger into the QC200 and an AC wall outlet and charge

the unit for a minimum of six hours. (See sectional titled CHARGING THE BATTERY for details)

3. After charging, turn the unit on by pressing and releasing the POWER

button. You should hear four beeps indicating the unit is ready.

4. Next, select one of the following pre-printed “Quick Start” Command Codes

appropriate for your use of the QC200, carefully place the tip of the QC200 on the Command Code of choice and scan the code.

5. The unit will respond with four beeps and return to the start up, ready to

scan state.

6. You have now totally programmed your QC200 and are ready to scan your

sample codes. After each scan, the custom LCD display will show decode, symbology type, PCS or ANSI grade, bar growth/shrinkage indication and any parameter areas where errors exist. If the code has passed all tests, one beep will be heard and the green LED will flash. If errors have been found, three beeps will be heard, the red LED will flash and one or more of the parameter areas will be lit on the LCD (DIM, REF and /or FMT) to show in what test criteria area(s) the fault exists.

Detailed information on proper scanning techniques and unit use can be found throughout this manual. If you have any problems during your “Quick Start,”

please refer to the rest of this manual or call Hand Held Products’ Customer Support.

NOTE: Display Orientation (Right Handed vs. Left Handed) and Printer Interface selection ARE NOT set using the Command Code. Factory default settings for these are “Right Handed” and “QCHSP”.

3. Detailed Operation

The Quick Check® 200 Series is a complete, self-contained handheld bar code verifier. The top panel features include a “POWER” button a “SELECT” button [0], a “SCROLL” [<>] button, a red and a green colored LED and a custom, multifunction, liquid crystal display (LCD). On the bottom of the instrument is the Serial Number label as well as two of the three case screws that must be removed for access to the internal battery. (WARNING: DO NOT attempt to replace the battery pack without first contacting Hand Held Products’ Service Department!) A port on the end allows connection to a recharger or optional printer. The following figures show the unit’s layout.

Figure A

Quick Check® 200 Control Buttons

Using the QC200

Before you turn the unit on and select a mode of operation, you should review the following to learn how to properly scan a bar code with it.

To scan a bar code:

1. Hold the QC200 as you would a pen or pencil. The raised “finger grip

ridges” on each side of the case near the optics/scanning tip are guides for finger placement.

2. Press the optics tip lightly against the surface to be scanned in the clear

area (quiet zone) on either side of the bar code symbol. To maintain a proper scanning angle, be sure both the optics tip and the “reflectance guide” are flat on the surface to be scanned.

3. At about the same speed with which you would quickly underline one of the

sentences in this text, and without interruption, move the QC200 evenly across the center (or approximate center) of the bar code.

4. Listen for a long beep tone quickly followed by a short beep tone signifying a

good read. Note that a long beep followed by three short beeps indicates an error condition exists in the symbol scanned.

NOTE: Practice your scanning technique until you can successfully scan each of the supplied test symbols on each attempt. Some of the supplied test symbols have “intentional errors” in them to show the user how error conditions are reported.

Power ON/OFF

The Quick Check® 200 Series is turned on by pressing the POWER button, to which it responds by emitting four quick beeps and first displays:

[QC2xx aa/lll]

where “xx” identifies the model number, “aa” is the aperture size designation in “mils” (one thousandths of an inch) and “lll” is the spectral response or wavelength of illumination in nanometers. If there are stored print records (and the unit is connected to a Quick Check the display then changes to:

[BUF xx% Ful>]

or it may read “LOW BATTERY!” or “RECALIBRATE!” if charging or reflectance calibration is needed.

AC Charger or Printer interface cable),

The Quick Check® 200 Series shuts itself off after about a minute of inactivity. Alternately, the operator can shut the instrument off by pressing the button for about two seconds, until it beeps and clears the display.

Reflectance Scale Calibration

The first time you use the unit or charge the battery pack and periodically during normal operation, the Quick Check calibrated. Remove the QC200 Reflection Calibration Page (QCRFPG) from the manual and, with the unit at the proper scanning angle (so it rests on its “reflectance guide”), CAREFULLY scan the reference target symbol 10 times. Note that your first scan will yield a “triple” beep (one long, two short) as well as your tenth scan.

200 Series reflectance scale should be

NOTE: TO INSURE MAXIMUM REFLECTANCE-SCALE ACCURACY FOR THE HIGHEST ACCURACY IN DATA COLLECTION, YOUR QUICK CHECK PERFORMS A CONSISTENCY TEST WHILE THE TEN CALIBRATION SCANS ARE MADE. IF, DURING THOSE SCANS, IT DETECTS REFLECTANCE READINGS SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT FROM THE PREVIOUS ONES RECORDED, IT WILL AGAIN “BEEP” THREE (3) TIMES AND THE LCD WILL PROMPT YOU TO AGAIN BEGIN THE REFLECTANCE CALIBRATION PROCEDURE. IF DURING THE MEASUREMENT OF A SAMPLE SYMBOL AN “XX” or “- -“ IS DISPLAYED OR PRINTED A REFLECTANCE VALUE, AND OUT OF RANGE READING HAS BEEN MADE. THE UNIT SHOULD BE RECALIBRATED AND THE SAMPLE SHOULD BE RESCANNED.

Initial Power Up Default Settings

The Quick Check® 200 Series powers up in whatever operating mode it was last left in. To facilitate “getting started”, we have programmed the QC200 so that it will default, the first time it is powered up and calibrated, to the settings listed. The many possible variations available to the QC200 user will be outlined in later sections of this guide.

All codes Active (Auto-discrimination) Those Codes are:

Code 39 Interleaved 2 of 5 EAN/UPC 100% Magnification Codabar Code 128 MSI 16K

Other Configuration Settings:

“NormalAccur” – Normal Accuracy “Trad’l P/F” – Traditional Tolerance Testing “Avg DMargin” – Hand Held Products Averaged Decodability Margin “Ltr. Grades” – If ANSI is invoked, Letter Grades used “Right Handed” – LCD Right Hand Orientation “HS Printer” – Printer Interface set for Hand Held Products QCHSP

An explanation of each of the above default settings can be found in the CONFIGURATION/PROGRAMMING section.

4. Configuration/Programming

The Quick Check® 200 Series auto-recognizes or “autodiscriminates” seven bar code symbologies - - Codabar, Code 39, Interleaved 2/5, EAN/UPC, Code 128, MSI Code and Code 16K - - or alternately can check that symbols conform under any or all of several applications specifications; AIAG, BOOKLAND, CCBBA, Comp Tia/CTIA, SCC, SISAC, U.P.C.-COUPON CODE, dependent upon the QC200 Model. The QC200 also has a number of operator selectable test and configuration options. The QC200 user can program their unit for all of these options in two distinct ways. One is by simply scanning a specialized Code 128 called a Command Code. Predetermined Command Codes were used in the QC200 Quick Start section of this manual and are explained in a later section. The QC200’s options can also be programmed manually.

The “heart” of the operation and manual programming of the Quick Check Series is centered around its “Select” and “Scroll” buttons. All functions with the QC200 are controlled by their use. Generally, pressing the Select [0] Button moves the user from menu “level” to menu “level”. Pressing of the Scroll [<>] Button allows the user to pick an option within these levels. At the end of the manual are menu “flow charts” of the QC200 menu sequences. An explanation of what programmable selections are available follows.

200

Codes/Symbology Options

The Quick Check® 200 Series symbology selection configuration is set and controlled from within the QC200’s programming menu structure, this is entered after power up by pressing the Select [0] Button two times as demonstrated through the next steps:

On power up, [Qc2xx aa/lll] is displayed. If you press the Scroll [<>] Button the results of the last scan is displayed (the

QC200 always stores the last sample scan). If you press the Select [0] Button the following is displayed:

[Reflectom’r>]

This is the QC200’s static Reflectometer option, which is described later in this manual. Pressing the Select [0] Button again bypasses this and changes the LCD to:

[- Specs - >]

The “>” indicates to the user that pressing the Scroll [<>] Button will allow them to select between the different code “specifications” (generic symbologies vs. applications) preprogrammed into the QC200. If you press Scroll [<>] here, you are put into the “Codes” (generic symbologies) mode with a resulting LCD of:

[ - Codes - >]

Here you will be allowed to make certain modifications in the testing criteria used for the generic symbologies. These choices are also accepted or by-passed using the Select [0] and Scroll [<>] buttons. Pressing Select [0] will bring up the first set of options:

Codabar Options displayed on the LCD are: [USS – Codabr>] or [Trad Codabr>]

This choice is between the original constant character width Codabar font (with Monarch’s original print tolerances applied) and the compatible “rationalized” font described in AIM’s USS – Codabar specification (with the appropriate USS tolerances applied). NOTE: An “x” shown during Codabar decoding indicates a missing stop/start character.

Code 39 Options displayed on the LCD are: [Cod39 no Ck>] or [Code39 w/Ck>]

This choice is whether to test for Code 39’s optional Mod 43 Check Character (see AIM USS for Code 39).

Interleaved 2/5 Options displayed on the LCD are: [Int25 no Ck>] or [Int25 w/Ck>]

This choice is again whether to test for an optional Interleaved 2/5 Mod Check Character.

UPC/EAN/JAN Options displayed on the LCD are: [UPC/EAN x.x>] where “x.x” represents a UPC/EAN magnification factor.

The possible choices are .80, .85, .90, .95, 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8 or 2.0 and are cycled through by repeatedly pressing the Scroll [<>] Button. The default setting is 1.0 or 100%.

Code 128 Options displayed on the LCD are: [Cd128 Modes>] or [Cd128 Messg>]

This choice is whether or not to have Special Extra Characters displayed and printed within the encoded message that show Code 128’s Starting Mode, Mode

Changes and Shifts. Normally this information is totally transparent to the user but it may assist in analyzing reading or printing problems.

When scanning Code 128 in the “Show Modes” setup, the LCD display and the printer “show” Code 128’s “Special Extra Characters” as well as information on the symbol’s check digit. Because of the nature of some of these characters, they are represented by special character “strings” as shown in the following table.

CODE 128 CHARACTER TRANSLATION TABLE

CHARACTER LCD PRINTER CHARACTER LCD PRINTER 00(NUL) 0 <NL> 15(NAK) 15 <NK> 01(SOH) 1 <SH> 16(SYN) 16 <SY> 02(STX) 2 <SX> 17(ETB) 17 <EB> 03(ETX) 3 <EX> 18(CAN) 18 <CN> 04(EOQ) 4 <ET> 19(EM) 19 <EM> 05(ENQ) 5 <EQ> 1A(SUB) 1A <SB> 06(ACK) 6 <AK> 1B(ESC) 1B <ES> 07(BEL) 7 <BL> 1C(FS) 1C <FS> 08(BS) 8 <SC> 1D(GS) 1D <GS> 09(HT) 9 <HT> 1E(RS) 1E <RS> 0A(LF) A <LF> 1F(US) 1F <US> 0B(VT) B <VT> 7F(DEL) * <DL> 0C(FF) C <FF> 0D(CR) D <CR> FCN1 F1 <F1> 0E(SO) E <SO> FCN2 F2 <F2> 0F(SI) F <SI> FCN3 F3 <F3> 10(DLE) 10 <DE> FCN4 F4 <F4> 11(DC1) 11 <D1> Mode A A <A:> 12(DC2) 12 <D2> ModeB B <B:> 13(DC3) 13 <D3> ModeC C <C:> 14(DC4) 14 <D4> Shift Sh <Xh>

* - No “special” displayed character for <DEL>

Code 16K Options displayed on the LCD are: [Cd16K Modes>] or [Cd16K Messg>]

Selection here is similar to that described under Code 128. When scanning a Code 16K symbol, the QC200 reports quality information on each individual row of the code. After the appropriate number of rows has been decoded, the QC200 will also output the complete Code 16K encoded message. Note that Code 16K uses many of the same special character “strings” as those listed for Code 128. An additional character, the “Pad” character is shown as Pd on the LCD and printouts.

MSI Code Options displayed on the LCD are: [MSI NoUsrCk>] or [MSI Mod10Ck>] or [MSI Mod11CK>]

which allows the selection of no user specified second check digit or a user specified second check digit of either the Modulo 10 or Modulo 11 type.

NOTE: The MSI “System” Check Digit, which is inherent to the code, is displayed on the Quick Check’s LCD line after decode. In some cases it may not be shown as a “human readable” digit on printed samples.

If, after the initial LCD output of “- Codes - >”, the Scroll [<>] Button is pressed twice, the operator is then prompted to select an application specification.

“Application”/Model Options

A QC200 is preprogrammed with Industry Applications according to the Model selected. These application tests not only test the codes for generic print quality parameters, as applied by the applications, but also test for application specific formats, check characters and data identifiers. The selection of an application is accomplished by turning on the QC200.

[QC2xx aa/lll] where “xx” identifies the model number. Continue by pressing the Select [0]button two (2) times. [ - Specs - >] is displayed. Press the Scroll [<>] button [ - Codes - >] is the next display. Continue by pressing the Scroll [<>] button until the Industry Application of choice

is display. (message displays for each application are listed below.) Then press the Select [0] button to accept this Industry Application. NOTE: Only one (1) Industry Application may be selected at a time.

The available Industry Applications to select from include;

AIAG [ - - AIAG - - >] – Automotive applications BOOKLAND [ - Bookland - >] – Book applications CCBBA [ - CCBBA - >] – Blood Bank applications Comp Tia/CTIA/ABCD [ - - ABCD - - >] – Computer applications HIBCC [ - HIBCC - >] – Health Care applications LOGMARS [ - LOGMARS - >] – Government applications SCC[ - - - SCC - - - >] – Retail (SCS/ITF, EAN-128, UCC 128 Serial)

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