Honeywell MK7580, MK1650 Configuration Manual

MetroSelect®

Area Imaging Supplemental

Configuration Guide

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Table of Contents

Imager Operation

Presentation and Trigger Modes

In-Stand......................................................................................................... 1

Out-of-Stand.................................................................................................. 2

Out-of-Stand / In-Stand Mode Match............................................................. 2

Pass-Through Settings (MS7580 Only)......................................................... 5

Omnidirectional and/or Linear Imager Modes................................................... 6

Aiming and Illumination .................................................................................... 8

Data Output .................................................................................................... 10

Character Suppression................................................................................... 11

Code Bytes 0 – 9............................................................................................ 12

Same Symbol Timeouts ................................................................................. 13

LED Options ................................................................................................... 13

Imager Operation – MS1633

Power Save Modes ........................................................................................ 15

RangeGate Mode ........................................................................................... 16

Firmware Version and Address ...................................................................... 17

Inventory Mode............................................................................................... 18

Code Types and Decode Rules

Data Matrix ..................................................................................................... 23

QR Code ........................................................................................................ 26

MaxiCode ....................................................................................................... 26

Aztec .............................................................................................................. 27

Postal ............................................................................................................. 29

Codablock Options ......................................................................................... 32

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PDF Options................................................................................................... 32

RS232

Software Handshaking ................................................................................... 33

Multifunctional USB/IBM Interface.................................................................. 33

Interfaces

Additional Interfaces....................................................................................... 35

MS7580 Genesis Specific .............................................................................. 37

Enter/Exit Configuration Mode ............................................................39

Contact Information ..............................................................................41

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Imager Operation

Presentation and Trigger† Modes

There are four configurable modes for scanning: the presentation mode,
the multi-try trigger mode, the continuous trigger mode, and the single-trigger
mode. These modes can be configured separately for in-stand and out-of-stand
imager operation

In-Stand‡

‡

.

* Presentation Mode

In-Stand

³420204

Continuous Trigger Mode
In-Stand

Multi-Try Trigger Mode
In-Stand

³420224

Single Trigger Mode
In-Stand

³420254

³420244

* Factory default configuration.

†

The term trigger and button are synonymous.

In-Stand and Out-of-Stand references are not applicable for all products.

‡

1

Out-of-Stand‡



Presentation Mode

Out-of-Stand

* Multi-Try Trigger Mode

Out-of-Stand

³418304

Continuous Trigger Mode
Out-of-Stand

³418354

In-Stand/Out-of-Stand Mode Match

Set In-Stand Mode to Match
Out-of-Stand Mode

³418324

Single Trigger Mode
Out-of-Stand

³418344

³4202154

* Factory default configuration for the MS1690, MS1890, and the MS1633.



Factory default configuration for the IS1650.

In-Stand and Out-of-Stand references are not applicable for all products.

‡

2

* Presentation Mode

Immediately After Button† Release

³823800

The imager immediately reverts to
presentation mode when the button
is released.

Presentation Mode
1 second After Button Release

³823820

The imager reverts to presentation
mode 1 second after the button is
released.

Presentation Mode
5 seconds After Button Release



³8238100

The imager reverts to presentation
mode when 5 seconds after the
button is released.

* Factory default configuration.

The term trigger and button are synonymous.

†



This feature is only supported in the MS7580 Genesis™.

3

* Enable

Trigger Press Timeout
In Presentation Mode

Disable
Trigger Press Timeout
In Presentation Mode

³124403

³124413

* Factory default configuration.



This feature is only supported in the Focus® product series (i.e., IS1650, MS1890,
MS1633, and the MS1690).

4

Pass-Through Settings

* Enable

Pass-Through Scanning
In Presentation Mode

Disable
Pass-Through Settings
In Presentation Mode

³127015

Enable 300 milliseconds
Pass-Through Timeout

³8439300

Enable 100 milliseconds
Pass-Through Timeout





³127005

³8439100

* Factory default configuration for the MS7580.

†

The term trigger and button are synonymous.



This feature is only supported in the MS7580 Genesis.



Contact a customer service representative for information on additional pass-through

timeout values.

5

Omnidirectional and/or Linear Imager Modes

The area imager can be configured to operate as an omnidirectional imager, or a
linear imager, or a combination of both. Trigger

†

and presentation operations can

be configured separately for omnidirectional and linear scan modes.

• When a unit is configured to operate as an omnidirectional imager, all
1D and 2D bar codes are scanned omnidirectionally. The only
exceptions are Code 128 scanner configuration labels, which must be
linearly aligned for successful scanning.

Note: The IS4900 area-imaging engines do not require linear

alignment of Code 128 scanner configuration labels. The bar
code should be placed near the center of the engine's field of
view indicated by the targeting dot.

• When a unit is configured to operate as a linear imager, 1D bar codes
must be linearly aligned for successful scanning. In linear configuration
2D bar codes cannot be scanned.

• When a unit is configured to operate as both a linear and
omnidirectional imager, 1D bar codes have to be linearly aligned for
successful scanning while 2D bar codes are scanned omnidirectionally.



By default, the Focus product series

is configured for omnidirectional scanning
for trigger and presentation operations. By default, the MS7580 is configured to
omnidirectional scanning for presentation and pass-through operations and with
1D linear scanning/2D omnidirectional scanning for button

†

operations.

Enable Linear Only
in Trigger Operations

Disable Linear Only
in Trigger Operations

³120213

³120203

† The term trigger and button are synonymous.



The Focus product series includes the IS1650, MS1890, MS1633, and the MS1690.

6

Enable 1D Linear Only
in Trigger Operations

Disable 1D Linear Only
in Trigger Operations

³120212

Enable Linear Only
in Presentation Operations

³120211

³120202

Disable Linear Only
in Presentation Operations

³120201

Enable 1D Linear Only
in Presentation Operations

³120210

Disable 1D Linear Only
in Presentation Operations

³120200

7

Aiming and Illumination

Trigger and presentation operations can be configured separately to use the
imager’s linear illumination as an aiming instrument.

* Enable Aiming in

Trigger Operations

Disable Aiming in
Trigger Operations

³124000

* Enable Aiming in

Presentation Operations

³124011

* Enable FirstFlash

®

³124010

Disable Aiming in
Presentation Operations

³124001

Disable FirstFlash®

³125401

* Factory default configuration.

8

³125411

* Enable Auto Gain Disable Auto Gain

³125101

* Enable Illumination

Group 1

³124002

* Enable Illumination

Group 2

³125111

Disable Illumination
Group 1

³124012

Disable Illumination
Group 2

³124003

³124013

* Factory default configuration.



This feature is only supported in the Focus product series (i.e., IS1650, MS1890,
MS1633, and the MS1690).

9

Data Output

* Enable Data Output Disable Data Output

³121205

*

Factory default configuration.

³121215

10

Character Suppression

Enable the
Suppression of 1 Character

* Disable the

Suppression of 1 Character

³115111

³115101

To suppress 1 character:

1. Scan the Enter/Exit Configuration Mode bar code, on page 39.

2. Scan the Enable the Suppression of 1 Character bar code.

3. Scan the Character 1 bar code (below left).

4. Scan the three code bytes that represent the character to be
suppressed, on page 12.

5. Scan the Enter/Exit Configuration Mode bar code, on page 39.

Enable the
Suppression of 2 Characters

³115112

* Disable the

Suppression of 2 Characters

³115102

To suppress 2 characters:

1. Scan the Enter/Exit Configuration Mode bar code, on page 39.

2. Scan the Enable the Suppression of 2 Character bar code above.

3. Scan the Character 1 bar code (below left).

4. Scan the three code bytes, on page 12, that represent the

st

character to be suppressed.

1

5. Scan the Character 2 bar code (below right).

6. Scan the three code bytes, on page 12, that represent the
2nd character to be suppressed.

7. Scan the Enter/Exit Configuration Mode bar code, on page 39.

Character 1 Character 2

³915200

* Factory default configuration.

³915300

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Code Bytes 0 – 9

Notes: For additional information on Code Bytes, refer to the Code Bytes

Usage section of the MetroSelect Configuration Guide (PN 00-02544).

Code Byte 0

³0

³1

³2

³3

³4

³5

³6

Code Byte 1

Code Byte 2

Code Byte 3

Code Byte 4

Code Byte 5

Code Byte 6

³7

³8

³9

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Code Byte 7

Code Byte 8

Code Byte 9

Same Symbol Timeouts

Retain Same Symbol
Timeout on Trigger

* Reset Same Symbol

Timeout on Trigger

³120013

The same-symbol timeout
is not restarted when the
trigger is pulled.

LED Options

* Normal

Blue LED Intensity

³143100



³120003

The same-symbol timeout is
restarted when the trigger is
pulled.

Low
Blue LED Intensity

³143110

* Normal

White LED Intensity

³143102



* Factory default configuration.



This feature is only supported in the MS7580 Genesis.

Low
White LED Intensity

³143112

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Imager Operation – MS1633

Power Save Modes††

Enable
Trigger Power-Save

* Disable

Trigger Power-Save

³125315

When enabled, the
MS1633 will enter sleep
mode after the trigger is
held for 10 seconds.

Enable
IR Power-Save

³125314

When enabled, the
MS1633 will enter sleep
mode after the IR has
been activated 5 times
without a successful
decode.

³125305

Disable
IR Power-Save

³125304

* Factory default configuration.

†† These features are not for use with the MS1690, MS1890, or the IS1650.

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RangeGate® Mode††

Enable
RangeGate

Disable
RangeGate

³123707

³123717

When enabled, the
MS1633 will store scanned bar
codes into non-volatile memory
if the wireless connection has
been interrupted.

Note: RangeGate and Inventory Mode are mutually exclusive. If both are

enabled, Inventory Mode takes priority.

RangeGate Delay = 1 sec. RangeGate Delay = 500 ms

³ 82612000

The MS1633 will pause
1 sec. between transmitting
individual bar codes in
RangeGate mode.

³ 82611000

The MS1633 will pause
500 ms. between transmitting
individual bar codes in
RangeGate mode.

RangeGate Delay = 0 sec.

³ 82610000

The MS1633 will not pause
between transmitting individual
bar codes in RangeGate mode.

††

These features are not for use with the MS1690, MS1890, or the IS1650.

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Firmware Version and Address††

Transmit the Firmware Version of the

Imager with Bluetooth

®

Wireless Technology

³998044

Transmit the Address of the

Imager with Bluetooth Wireless Technology

³998045

††

These features are not for use with the MS1690, MS1890 or the IS1650.

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Inventory Mode††

In Inventory mode, there is a quantity field associated with each bar code.
When an item’s bar code is scanned, the MS1633 automatically stores the bar
code data in its non-volatile memory with a quantity field set to 1. The quantity
field can then be modified using the quantity bar codes on page 20. The bar
code data is not automatically transmitted to the host. To transmit the stored
data, the Transmit All Records bar code (below) must be scanned.

Enable
Inventory Mode

* Disable

Inventory Mode

³123910

³123900

Note: RangeGate and Inventory Mode are mutually exclusive.

If both are enabled, Inventory mode takes priority.

Transmit
Quantity Field

³123915

The item’s bar code data will be
stored and transmitted once with
a user selectable numerical
quantity added to the end of the
data string. See page 19 for
information on quantity input.
If a quantity is not entered, the

* Do Not Transmit

Quantity Field

³123905

The item’s bar code data will
be stored and transmitted as
many times as the quantity
indicates.

If a quantity is not entered,
the quantity will default to 1.

quantity will default to 1.

Transmit All Records

³998050

Transmits all stored data records.

This feature is not for use with the MS1690, MS1890, or the IS1650.

††

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The quantity bar codes on page 20 enable the user to enter a quantity for the
last item scanned. The item’s bar code data will be stored and transmitted as
many times as the quantity indicates. If the Transmit Quantity Field feature
(on page 18) has been enabled then the bar code data will be stored and
transmitted once with a numerical quantity added to the end of the data string.

If a quantity is not entered, a value of 1 will be entered as the default.
The quantity maximum value is 9999. Quantity digits are shifted from right to left
so if a 5th digit is scanned the 1st digit scanned will be discarded and the 2nd, 3rd

th

digits will be moved to the left to accommodate the new digit.

and 4
For example, if the Quantity 5 bar code is scanned after the quantity has been
set to 1234 then the 1 will be dropped and the quantity will become 2345.

Examples

To add a quantity of 5

1. Scan the item’s bar code

To correct an incorrect quantity using the quantity codes, scan the Quantity 0 bar
code to replace the incorrect digits then scan the correct Quantity bar codes
located on page 20.

Example

The Delete Last Record bar code, on page 22, can also be used to delete the
incorrect record and quantity. Just re-scan the bar code with the correct quantity
after using the Delete Last Record bar code.

2. Scan the Quantity 5 bar code (on page 20)

To add a quantity of 1,500

1. Scan the item’s bar code

2. Scan the Quantity 1 bar code (on page 20)

3. Scan the Quantity 5 bar code (on page 20)

4. Scan the Quantity 0 bar code (on page 20)

5. Scan the Quantity 0 bar code (on page 20)

To change a quantity of 103 to 10 using the quantity codes

1. Scan the Quantity 0 bar code to change the quantity to 1030

2. Scan the Quantity 0 bar code to change the quantity to 0300

3. Scan the Quantity 1 bar code to change the quantity to 3001

4. Scan the Quantity 0 bar code to change the quantity to 0010

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Quantity Codes††

Quantity 0 Quantity 5

³Q0

³Q5

Quantity 1 Quantity 6

³Q1

³Q6

Quantity 2 Quantity 7

³Q2

³Q7

Quantity 3 Quantity 8

³Q3

³Q8

Quantity 4 Quantity 9

³Q4

³Q9

†† This feature is not for use with the MS1690, MS1890, or the IS1650.

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Transmit
Entry Counter

††

* Do Not

Transmit Entry Counter

³123914

Optional field transmitted
with the bar code data that
is a count of the number of
transmissions used to
transmit the entire buffer.

Transmit
Number of Records

³998051

††

Will transmit the number of
records and the number of
bar codes currently stored
as a 5-digit number
separated by a space.

³123904

Transmit
Inventory Records LIFO††

³123911

Data is transmitted on a
last-in, first-out basis.

These features are not for use with the MS1690, MS1890, or the IS1650.

††

* Transmit

Inventory Records FIFO

³123901

Data is transmitted on a
first-in, first out basis.

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Enable Inventory Beep††

* Disable Inventory Beep

³123912

When enabled MS1633 will
beep after transmitting each
inventory record.

Delete Last Record††

³998063

When scanned, this
bar code will delete the
last bar code stored.

³123902

Clear Inventory Records††

³998049

When scanned, this bar
code will clear all stored
bar code data in memory.

These features are not for use with the MS1690, MS1890, or the IS1650.

††

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Code Types and Decode Rules

Data Matrix

Enable Normal Color
Data Matrix Decoding

Enable Inverse Color
Data Matrix Decoding

³200522

Enable Normal and Inverse
Color Data Matrix Decoding

³200532

³200512

* Disable

Data Matrix Decoder

³200502

Enable Rectangular
Data Matrix Symbol
Decoding

³100511

* Factory default configuration.

* Disable Rectangular

Data Matrix Symbol
Decoding

³100501

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Enable Low-Contrast
Data Matrix Decoding

†

* Disable Low-Contrast

Data Matrix Decoding

³125417

Improves decoding

†

of
low-contrast Data
Matrix symbols.

Enable Data Matrix
Non-Square Modules†

³125416

Improves decoding

†

of
Data Matrix symbols
when individual modules
in the symbol are non­square.

Enable Data Matrix
Shifted Tiles

†

³125407

* Disable Data Matrix

Non-Square Modules

³125406

* Disable Data Matrix

Shifted Tiles

³125415

Improves decoding

†

of Data

³125405

Matrix symbols when the
upper tiles in the symbol are
shifted in the symbol
relative to the bottom tiles.

Factory default configuration

*
†

Enabling these options will increase decoding time for all bar codes.

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* Enable Data Matrix,

Normal Size

³325402

The following bar codes improve decoding of Data Matrix symbols when the
length of a symbol size is small. To disable either of these options scan the
Enable Data Matrix Normal Size bar code above.

Enable Data Matrix,
Small Size

³325412

†

Enable Data Matrix
Very Small Size†

³325422

*

Factory default configuration.

† Enabling these options will increase decoding time for all bar codes.

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QR Code

Enable Normal
Video QR Code

Enable Inverse
Video QR Code

³200612

Enable
Normal and Inverse QR Code

³200632

³200622

* Disable QR Code

³200602

MaxiCode

Enable MaxiCode * Disable MaxiCode

³100614

* Factory default configuration.

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³100604

Aztec

Enable Normal
Video Aztec Decoding

* Disable Normal

Video Aztec Decoding

³100610

³100600

Enable Inverse
Video Aztec Decoding

³100611

Factory default configuration

*

* Disable Inverse

Video Aztec Decoding

³100601

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Enable Aztec Structure
Append Decoding

* Disable Aztec Structure

Append Decoding

³124416

³124406

When this feature is enabled, Aztec bar codes with a structured append header
will be stored in the imager’s memory buffer. The imager will transmit the
concatenated message once every component of the structured append bar
code has been read. Up to 16 components can be stored.

If this feature is disabled, Aztec bar codes with structured append header will be
read as normal Aztec bar codes. However, in this case, the structured append
header will be sent as part of the bar code data.

Notes: CodeSelect

®

and structured append features cannot be used
concurrently. If both CodeSelect and structured append are enabled,
CodeSelect feature will not work.

The CodeSelect timeout setting determines how much time will be

allowed between individual components of the same bar code
(similar to CodeSelect operation).

By default, the imager will emit an intermediate beep when each component is
scanned. When only one scan buffer is enabled, the user will be required to
release the trigger after reading each bar code component.

* Enable

Intermediate Beep

³124405

Disable
Intermediate Beep

³124415

Note: If the intermediate beep is disabled and the number of scan buffers is

increased (compare buffers in MetroSet2) – all components of a
structured append bar code can be read with a single trigger activation,
and only one audible beep will be produced, as if a regular bar code
was scanned.

Factory default configuration.

*

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Postal

Enable
Australia Post

* Disable

Australia Post

³126217

³126207

Enable Japan Post * Disable Japan Post

³126216

³126206

Enable KIX Code * Disable KIX Code

³126215

³126205

*

Factory default configuration.

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Enable
PLANET Code

* Disable

PLANET Code

³126214

Enable
POSTNET Code

³126213

³126204

* Disable

POSTNET Post

³126203

Enable B & B’
Fielded POSTNET

³126212

*

Factory default configuration

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* Disable B & B’

Fielded POSTNET

³126202

Enable
UPU Decoding

* Disable

UPU Decoding

³126211

Enable
Royal Mail 4 Code

³126210

³126201

* Disable

Royal Mail 4 Code

³126200

Enable
Zero-FCC Australia Post

³126412

*

Factory default configuration.

* Disable

Zero-FCC Australia Post

³126402

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Codablock Options

Enable
Codablock A

* Disable

Codablock A

³126410

Enable
Codablock F

³126411

PDF Options

Enable
Transmit \ as \

³115113

³126400

* Disable

Codablock F

³126401

* Enable

Transmit \ as \\

³115103

* Factory default configuration.

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RS232

Software Handshaking

Enable
]V Handshaking

Disable
]V Handshaking

³125210

An “]V” response from
the host indicates
reception of imager data.

³125200

Multifunctional USB/IBM® Interface†

Dual Interface Defaults†

³999923

†

This feature is not for use with the MS1633.

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34

Interfaces

Additional Interfaces†

Enable Beeper
ON/OFF Commands

* Disable Beeper

ON/OFF Commands

³125211

Enables beeper on/off
commands with internal
USB and IBM interfaces.

rd

3

Generation

IBM 46xx Defaults

³999952

First, scan the 3rd Generation IBM
46xx Default bar code. Then,
scan the IBM Reserved Code #2.

IBM Reserved Code #2

³125201

³317210

First, scan the 3rd Generation IBM
46xx Default bar code. Then, scan
the IBM Reserve code #2.

* Factory Default Configuration

†

These features are not for use with the MS1633.

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IBM 46xx-SIOC RS485 Interface

Send 30H for Last Block
Label Identifier 4680

³117215

Note: Feature is for PDF

codes only.

IBM-OEM USB Interface

Send 30H for Last Block
Label Identifier USB

³116300

Note: Feature is for PDF

codes only.

* Send 00 for Last Block

Label Identifier 4680

³117205

Note: Feature is for PDF

codes only.

* Send 00 for Last Block

Label Identifier USB

³116310

Note: Feature is for PDF

codes only.

Full Speed USB Keyboard Interface

Enable Full Speed USB
Keyboard Interface Defaults

³999940

* Factory Default Configuration

† These features are not for use with the MS1633.

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MS7580 Genesis Specific

Load RS232
Configuration Settings



Load USB
Configuration Settings

³998071

Load Keyboard Wedge
Configuration Settings

³998073



Recall Configuration for
Currently Connected Interface

³998072

Load RS485
Configuration Settings

³998074

³998080



This feature is only supported in the MS7580 Genesis.

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Apply Settings
to All Interfaces



Apply Settings to
the Current Interface

³998075

Apply Settings
to RS232 Interface

³998076

³998081

Apply Settings
to USB Interface

³998077

Apply Settings
to Keyboard Wedge

³998078



This feature is only supported in the MS7580 Genesis.

38



Apply Settings
to RS485 Interface

³998079

Enter/Exit Configuration Mode

Enter Exit Configuration Mode

³999999

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