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Document Change Record
This page records changes to this document. The document was
originally released as Revision 01.
Version
Number
DateDescription of Change
024/2013
•Revised for ANATEL certification - added
Base Station model name (SG20BS) in the
specs per their request.
•Took out firmware upgrade bar code in
firmupgrade procedure for paired (step 5)
and not paired (step 2) scanners. This was an
error.
•Corrected TBD’s in Chapter 6 (maybe - need
to check procedure to find firmware for base
station).
•Added SG20B2D and SG20B2DHP on list of
models where needed.
•Added cell phone scanning to predefined
imager modes 1d and 2D bar codes with
reflective surface.
•Updated 1D and HP reading distances with
extended reading range activated.
•Added flexible stand in accessories.
•Modified the firmware download procedure
for the scanner.
•Took out DPM mode.
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Who Should Read This Manual
This SG20B Cordless Scanner + Bluetooth Base Station User’s Guide is for
the person who is responsible for installing, configuring, and
maintaining the SG20B Cordless System.
This SG20B Cordless Scanner + Bluetooth Base Station User’s Guide provides
you with information about the features of the SG20 Cordless
Scanner and the SG20 Bluetooth Base Station, and how to install,
configure, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot them.
Before you work with the SG20B Cordless Scanner and SG20
Bluetooth Base Station, you should be familiar with your network
and general networking terms, such as IP address.
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1
Introducing the SG20B Cordless
Scanner
This chapter provides an overview of the SG20B Cordless
Scanner. This chapter covers these topics:
•What is the SG20B Cordless Scanner
•Charging the SG20B
•Turning on the SG20B
•Connecting the SG20B
•Scanning Bar Codes
•Understanding the Lights
•Understanding the Beeps
•Accessories
1
Chapter 1 — Introducing the SG20B Cordless Scanner
What is the SG20B Cordless Scanner
The SG20B Cordless Scanner is a general purpose handheld scanner.
The SG20B is lightweight, ergonomically designed, and uses a
Bluetooth™ radio for RF communications.
Scanner window
Trigger
SG20B Cordless Scanner
Status light
Intermec
Ready-to-Work
indicator™
The SG20B is available in the following models:
•1D linear imager—SG20B1D-xxx
•2D imager—SG20B2D-xxx
•Health Care 2D imager—SG20B2DHC-xxx
•High performance 2D area imager—SG20BHP-xxx
•Health Care 2D area imager—SG20BHPHC-xxx
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Charging the SG20B
The SG20B uses a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (P/N BP-SG20xxx) as its main power source.
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The battery pack used with this product may ignite, create a
chemical burn hazard, explode, or release toxic materials if
mistreated. Do not incinerate, disassemble, or heat above 100°C
(212°F). Do not short circuit; may cause burns. Keep away from
children.
Charge only in Intermec Models CB-SG20-xxx or BB-SG20-xxx.
Use of incorrect charger may present a risk of fire or explosion.
Promptly dispose of used battery pack according to the
instructions.
The SG20B battery can be charged using the SG20B Charge Base (P/N
CB-SG20-xxx) or SG20 Bluetooth base station (P/N BB-SG20-xxx).
For more information, see
“Required Accessories” on page 14.
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Chapter 1 — Introducing the SG20B Cordless Scanner
Make sure you fully charge the battery before you start using the
SG20B. Should a problem arise with the battery, you can change it by
yourself. For more information on how to replace a battery, see
“Replacing the SG20B Scanner Battery” on page 80.
To charge the scanner’s battery
•Place the SG20B in a charge base or Bluetooth base station. The
SG20B beeps twice and flashes green to show it is charging.
SG20B in a Charge Base
Charging Times
Charging times differ depending on how the SG20B Charge Base or
SG20 Bluetooth Base Station is powered. There are two charging
times:
•Fast charge = approximately 3 hours
•Slow charge = approximately 6 hours
Charge Base Charging Times
USB ConnectorDC connector
Slow chargeFast charge
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For more information on connecting the charge base see the SG20B
Charge Base Instructions delivered in the box with your charge base.
SG20 Bluetooth Base Station Charging Times
USB Connector10-Pin Modular ConnectorDC Connector
Slow chargeFast chargeFast charge
For more information on charging times using the base station see
“Understanding the Ports” on page 23.
Checking Battery Status
When the battery capacity remaining is lower than 20% the scanner
status light flashes red approximately every 2 seconds. This means
you need to charge the battery.
If your scanner is off, pull the trigger to turn it on to see the battery
status.
Turning on the SG20B
Chapter 1 — Introducing the SG20B Cordless Scanner
Use the trigger to turn on the SG20B.
To turn on the SG20B
•Pull the trigger.
When you pull the trigger to turn on the SG20B, the scanner enters a
discoverable state and remains discoverable for 5 minutes (before
automatically shutting off, can be configured). While the SG20B is
discoverable and in communications range, your host Bluetooth
device can discover your SG20B and establish a Bluetooth connection.
If your SG20B is already connected to a Bluetooth device (blue
Intermec Ready-to-Work indicator on), it is not discoverable.
If the status light on the SG20B flashes red when you pull the trigger
to turn it on, you need to charge the battery.
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Chapter 1 — Introducing the SG20B Cordless Scanner
Connecting the SG20B
The SG20B cordless scanner can be connected to a host either via a
SG20 Bluetooth Base Station or via the host Bluetooth interface (for
example an external Bluetooth USB adapter or an internal Bluetooth
controller).
Connection as a System
In the first case, the "SG20B Scanner + SG20 Bluetooth Base Station"
unit works as a single system (it is called "system" throughout this
document). The base station acts as an interface between the scanner
and the host. A system can work only if the scanner is connected to
the base station via Bluetooth and if the base station is properly
powered and connected to the host using the appropriate interface
cables (USB, RS-232 or Keyboard wedge Y-cable). The system can then
be seen as a tethered scanner, except than you can walk freely holding
your scanner in your hand.
For more information on how to connect and configure a SG20B
scanner as a system, see
as a System” on page 29 and “Configuring the Scanner and Base
Station as a System” on page 41.
“Connecting the Scanner and Base Station
Direct Connection
A scanner is said to be connected to a host in direct connection when
it is connected to the host via a Bluetooth interface such as an
external Bluetooth USB adapter or an internal Bluetooth controller.
For more information on how to connect and configure a SG20B
scanner in direct connection, see
in Direct Connection to a Host” on page 51.
“Connecting the SG20B Scanner
Advantages of a Connection as a System
The advantages of using your scanner as a system as opposed to a
direct connection are the following:
•No need to know the Bluetooth address of the device to which to
connect the scanner and to create a Bluetooth association bar
code,
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•No need to fit the host PC with a Bluetooth interface,
•Several interfaces available: RS-232, USB VCP, USB HID, Keyboard
Wedge,
•More reliable and faster data transfer.
Scanning Bar Codes
For theSG20BHP and SG20BHPHCdo not look directly into the
window area or at a reflection of the laser framing beam while
scanning. Long-term exposure to the laser framing beam can
damage your vision.
The SG20B contains either a 1D linear imager (SG20B1D), a 2D
imager (SG20B2D or SG20B2DHC) or high performance 2D imager
(SG20BHP or SG20BHC)to scan bar code data. The type of scan
engine you are using and the type of bar code you are decoding
determines the way you scan the bar code.
When you unpack the SG20B, these bar code symbologies are
enabled:
Chapter 1 — Introducing the SG20B Cordless Scanner
•Code 39
•Code 128 / GS1-128
•EAN/UPC
•PDF417 (all models except SG20B1D)
•DataMatrix (all models except SG20B1D)
If you are using bar code labels that are encoded in a different
symbology, you need to enable the symbology on your SG20B. Use
EasySet version 5.6.5.4 or later to enable and disable symbologies for
your scanner.
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Chapter 1 — Introducing the SG20B Cordless Scanner
Note: Be sure your SG20B scanner has established a Bluetooth
connection with the SG20 Bluetooth Base Station (see “Connecting
the SG20B Scanner to a SG20 Bluetooth Base Station” on page 36)
or with another Bluetooth device (see “Connecting the SG20B
Scanner in Direct Connection to a Host” on page 51). If your
scanner is not connected it will emit an error beep when scanning bar
codes.
To scan with a 1D imager
1 Turn on your scanner by pressing the trigger.
2 Connect your scanner to a SG20 Bluetooth Base Station or to
another Bluetooth device.
3 Point the SG20B at the bar code and hold the SG20B at a slight
angle 5 to 25 cm (2 to 10 in) from the label.
4 Pull the trigger, and direct the red beam so that it falls across all
bars in the bar code label.
Use this test bar code:
Code 39 Test Bar Code
*123456*
*123456*
Tip: Depending on your screen resolution, you can scan bar codes
displayed on your computer screen.
By default, when the SG20B successfully scans a bar code, the
SG20B beeps one time, the status light turns green for 2 seconds,
and the scanner beam turns off.
5 Release the trigger.
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30°
20°
ABCD
ABCD
Scanning Bar Codes: The aiming and scanner beams that you see depend
on which SG20B model you are using.
To scan with a 2D imager
1 Turn on your scanner by pressing the trigger.
2 Connect your scanner to a SG20 Bluetooth Base Station or to
another Bluetooth device.
3 Point the scanner window at the bar code label and hold the
SG20B steady a few inches from the label.
4 Pull the trigger and use the laser framing to position the imager
over the bar code or area to capture.
Example: SG20THP Laser Framing
By default, when the SG20B successfully scans a bar code, the
SG20B beeps one time, the status light turns green for 2 seconds,
and the scanner lighting turns off.
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Note: When bar code labels are printed close to each other, try to
frame only the bar code you want to read, to avoid reading the wrong
bar code.
5 Release the trigger.
Hands-Free Scanning
The SG20B is a handheld scanner however you can scan items
without having to hold your scanner in your hand. To do hands-free
scanning, you will need to change the triggering mode to Autostand.
To activate, see
“Hands-Free Scanning” on page 98.
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Autostand Triggering Mode
Autostand mode is different depending on the scanner model. This
section explains the difference between:
•Autostand for or all models except SG20B1D and
•Autostand for SG20B1D
Autostand For For All Models Except SG20B1D
Autostand is a mix of Level and Presentation triggering modes. When
the scanner is not in the Charge Base or Bluetooth Base station it is in
Level mode (pull the trigger to scan a bar code). When you place the
scanner in a Charge Base or Bluetooth Base Station it automatically
switches to Presentation mode. In this mode the scanner turns on
automatically when it detects movement in front of the scanner
window. This allows you to use your scanner for hands-free scanning.
To return to Level mode (handheld scanning) take the scanner out the
of the base.
Autostand For SG20B1D
When using the 1D model Autostand is a mix of Level and Flashing
triggering modes (1D model does not support Presentation mode).
When the scanner is not in the Charge Base or Bluetooth Base station
it is in Level mode (pull the trigger to scan a bar code). When you
place the scanner in a Charge Base or Bluetooth Base Station it
automatically switches to Flashing mode. In this mode the scanner is
flashing. This allows you to use your scanner for hands-free scanning.
To return to Level mode (handheld scanning) take the scanner out the
of the base.
Note: Autostand mode is not available when using the Desktop
Adjustable stand or the Flexible stand because it does not provide
automatic detection of the scanner. If you are using this stand with
the SG20B you must also enable the Ignore Stand Detect setting using
EasySet version 5.6.5.4 or later. In this case the scanner switches to
Presentation/Flashing mode after a configurable timeout and is not
dependant on the stand.
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Understanding the Lights
The status light and Intermec Ready-to-Work indicator on the SG20B
flash red, green, amber and/or blue depending on the status of the
scanner, battery and Bluetooth connection.
Intermec Ready-to-Work Indicator
The Intermec-Ready-to-Work indicator ™ (blue LED) gives
information about the Bluetooth connection. When a connection has
been established the the light is always on (blue) unless the scanner is
docked in a Bluetooth base station or charge base. In this case the blue
light turns off even though the Bluetooth connection is still active.
Blue Intermec Ready-to-Work Indicator
Light StateWhat it Means
OffA Bluetooth connection has not been established.
OR
Scanner is docked in a base station or charge base
(Bluetooth connection is active - check host to verify
connection).
Blinking, slowThe scanner is trying to establish a Bluetooth
connection with a Bluetooth device.
Blinking, fastThe scanner is awaiting user acknowledgement in a
pairing procedure.
OnA Bluetooth connection to the base station or host
computer is established. The SG20B is ready to scan
bar codes and send data.
When using your scanner to scan bar codes (blue light on) your
scanner will also flash status information using green, red and amber
lights. See the Status Light information in the next section.
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Status Light
Chapter 1 — Introducing the SG20B Cordless Scanner
The status light flashes green, red or amber to indicate the status of
the scanner and/or battery. Status information is sometimes shown
even if the Intermec Ready-to-Work Indicator is on. This way the
scanner can communicate more than one type of information at the
same time.
For example while the blue LED is on to show that there is a
Bluetooth connection, the scanner will flash green when you have
successfully scanned a bar code.
Default Status Light Description
Light StateWhat it Means
Green light on for 2
seconds
Green light flashes 2
times
Red light on for 2
seconds
Red, blinkingBattery power is low (< 20% - need to charge).
Green, blinking
(only when docked)
Green, on
(only when docked)
Amber, blinkingBattery fault.
The scanner successfully decoded a bar code and sent
the data to the host.
A configuration bar code was successfully read.
Transmission error
OR
Configuration bar code was not accepted
The scanner is charging.
Battery power is < 95%.
Battery is fully charged.
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Understanding the Beeps
The SG20B beeps to give you audio feedback when performing some
functions. For example, you hear a beep each time you scan a valid bar
code.
Default SG20B Beep Descriptions
Beep SequenceWhat it Means
Single beepThe SG20B successfully scanned a bar code.
Two fast beepsThe SG20B successfully scanned a configuration bar
code or has been turned on.
Two beeps, bitonal The SG20B is properly docked in the SG20B Charge
Base or SG20 Bluetooth Base Station.
Six very fast beeps Transmission error
OR
Configuration bar code was not accepted
Series of beeps
from low to high
Series of beeps
from high to low
The SG20B is connecting to a Bluetooth host.
The SG20B is disconnecting from a Bluetooth host.
Note: The scanner does not beep when disconnecting
automatically after a long period of inactivity or when
reading the "Bluetooth Device Disconnect"
configuration bar code.
Accessories
The following accessories are available for your scanner.
Required Accessories
One of the following accessories is required for your SG20B Cordless
Scanner.
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SG20 Bluetooth Base Station
The Bluetooth base station is used to charge your scanner and
connect it to a non-Bluetooth host. For more information on the base
station see
SG20 Bluetooth Base Station: P/N BB-SG20-xxx
“What is the SG20 Bluetooth Base Station” on page 20.
SG20B Charge Base
The charge base is used to charge your scanner only (no Bluetooth
connection). For more information on the charge base see the SG20B Charge Base Instructions delivered in the box with the charge base.
SG20 Charge Base: P/N CB-SG20-xxx
Optional Accessories
The following accessories are optional.
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Desktop/Wall Mount
The desktop/wall mount holder can be used to store the SG20B when
you are not using it. You can attach the holder with screws either to a
desk or to a wall.
SG20 Desktop/Wall Mount Holder: P/N Holder-SG20-xx
Desktop Adjustable Stand
The desktop adjustable stand can be used to adjust the scanning
angle when using the SG20B as a hands-free scanner (must change
the default trigger setting) or to store it when you are not using it.
SG20 Desktop Adjustable Stand: P/N Stand-SG20-xx
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Bluetooth v2.0
Model: BU-2073-J CE0681
FCC ID:QQCBU2073J
BD:
000A35A5F2C3C3308T60944
USB Adaptor
Bluetooth
address
Flexible Stand
SG20 Flexible Stand: P/N Flexstand-SG20-xx
Intermec USB Bluetooth Adapter
The USB Bluetooth Adapter lets you connect your scanner to your
host PC in direct connection.
Intermec USB Bluetooth Adapter: P/N 203-771-xx
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