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Figure 1
USING THE WAND
Scanning Operation
1. Hold the wand in the same
manner as you would a pencil.
2. Place the tip on the surface of the
label approximately one-half inch
(1.3 cm) before the beginning of
the bar code. Hold the wand at a
slight angle (see Figure 1).
3. Using light pressure, and with an
even rate of speed, draw the tip of
the wand across the entire length
of the bar code. Scanning can be
done in either direction.
The Intermec 1280 Series Wand can scan bar code labels and transmit digital signals
to any compatible Intermec digital reader.
Quick
Reference
Card
SCANS
SCANS
➤
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Optimum scanning angle at 17° from the
upright position
Acceptable scanning within 0°
to 35° of upright position
May not
scan
➤
17°
35°
1280
SERIES
WAND
Figure 1
USING THE WAND
Scanning Operation
1. Hold the wand in the same
manner as you would a pencil.
2. Place the tip on the surface of the
label approximately one-half inch
(1.3 cm) before the beginning of
the bar code. Hold the wand at a
slight angle (see Figure 1).
3. Using light pressure, and with an
even rate of speed, draw the tip of
the wand across the entire length
of the bar code. Scanning can be
done in either direction.
The Intermec 1280 Series Wand can scan bar code labels and transmit digital signals
to any compatible Intermec digital reader.
Quick
Reference
Card
SCANS
SCANS
➤
➤
➤
Optimum scanning angle at 17° from the
upright position
Acceptable scanning within 0°
to 35° of upright position
May not
scan
➤
17°
35°
1280
SERIES
WAND
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*1280*
*1280*
Unsatisfactory Scan: Cause of Problem:
Starting the scan within the bar code
or scanning too slowly.
Stopping within a scan or varying the
rate of velocity across the bar code.
Not staying in the bar code during the
entire scan.
Also, inspect the quality of the bar code labels that are being used. Low contrast,
scratched, or otherwise defaced bar code may cause scanning problems.
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning
For optimum performance, keep the wand clean and dry. Remove debris from the tip
with a soft cloth. The wand barrel and the end cap can be cleaned with isopropyl
alcohol or a mild detergent applied to a soft cloth. Do not allow moisture to enter the
wand. Do not immerse the wand in fluid.
TIP REPLACEMENT
The tip must be replaced if the scanning window is chipped, cracked, or scratched.
1. Remove the tip by inserting a thin coin into the tip locking ring and prying it off
the end of the wand.
Be careful not to damage the optical surface within the opening of the wand barrel.
2. Place the new tip in the end of the wand, being careful not to touch the exposed
optical surface.
3. Press the tip against a smooth, hard surface. Hold the wand firmly and press
downward until the tip snaps into place.
*SCAN*
*SCAN*
*SCAN*
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Accessories: Function: Ordering No:
Edge Guide Facilitates scanning bar codes on the edge of 048275
circuit boards.
Wand Holder Provides storage for the wand when not in use. 061064 (blue)
046993 (brown)
047175 (gray)
Replacement Tip 062441
SCANNING PROBLEMS
The reader emits an audible tone when a bar code label is correctly scanned. If it does
not, check your scanning technique.
©1995 Intermec Corporation • All Rights Reserved • PN 062442-004 • 6001 36th Avenue West • P.O. Box 4280 • Everett, Washington 98203
*1280*
*1280*
Unsatisfactory Scan: Cause of Problem:
Starting the scan within the bar code
or scanning too slowly.
Stopping within a scan or varying the
rate of velocity across the bar code.
Not staying in the bar code during the
entire scan.
Also, inspect the quality of the bar code labels that are being used. Low contrast,
scratched, or otherwise defaced bar code may cause scanning problems.
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning
For optimum performance, keep the wand clean and dry. Remove debris from the tip
with a soft cloth. The wand barrel and the end cap can be cleaned with isopropyl
alcohol or a mild detergent applied to a soft cloth. Do not allow moisture to enter the
wand. Do not immerse the wand in fluid.
TIP REPLACEMENT
The tip must be replaced if the scanning window is chipped, cracked, or scratched.
1. Remove the tip by inserting a thin coin into the tip locking ring and prying it off
the end of the wand.
Be careful not to damage the optical surface within the opening of the wand barrel.
2. Place the new tip in the end of the wand, being careful not to touch the exposed
optical surface.
3. Press the tip against a smooth, hard surface. Hold the wand firmly and press
downward until the tip snaps into place.
*SCAN*
*SCAN*
*SCAN*
➤➤
➤➤
➤➤
➤
•
•
➤
Accessories: Function: Ordering No:
Edge Guide Facilitates scanning bar codes on the edge of 048275
circuit boards.
Wand Holder Provides storage for the wand when not in use. 061064 (blue)
046993 (brown)
047175 (gray)
Replacement Tip 062441
SCANNING PROBLEMS
The reader emits an audible tone when a bar code label is correctly scanned. If it does
not, check your scanning technique.
©1995 Intermec Corporation • All Rights Reserved • PN 062442-004 • 6001 36th Avenue West • P.O. Box 4280 • Everett, Washington 98203
This 1280 Series Wand complies with
the European EMC and Low Voltage
Directives. It has been tested to EN
55022, EN 50082-1, and EN 60950
This 1280 Series Wand complies with
the European EMC and Low Voltage
Directives. It has been tested to EN
55022, EN 50082-1, and EN 60950
ORDERING INFORMATION
Wands and accessories can be ordered by contacting your local Intermec Sales Office.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Wands and accessories can be ordered by contacting your local Intermec Sales Office.
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