PSC 8100, 8200 User Manual
Magellan® 8100/8200
with FirstStrikeTM Advanced Decoding Technology
Model 8204 shown
Quick Reference Guide
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CONTENTS
English .......................................................................................................................................1
Francais .....................................................................................................................................7
Deutsch ....................................................................................................................................13
Italiano .....................................................................................................................................19
Español ....................................................................................................................................23
Portugues ................................................................................................................................29
Chinese ....................................................................................................................................35
Appendix A - Product Labeling ...........................................................................................A-1
Appendix B - Laser Safety ...................................................................................................B-1
Appendix C — Warranty .......................................................................................................C-1
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iv Magellan
®
8100/8200
Introduction
Operation
Scanning Items
Magellan® 8100/8200 scanners are the world’s smallest, most versatile 360degree scanners designed for supermarkets, hypermarkets, and mass merchandisers around the globe. An enhanced optical design has been combined with
First Strike™ advanced decoding software for superior performance and productivity. This Quick Reference Guide provides an overview of the scanner and
scanner/scale operation. For more detailed information about setup, installation and programming, see the Product Reference Guide included in PDF format on the PSC Manuals CD. Manuals are also available for download from the
PSC website (www.pscnet.com). Printed manuals may be ordered from your
dealer/distributor.
To scan items using the scanner, slide or push them through the scan zone as
shown on this page. The scanner will work equally well with either a left-toright or right-to-left motion through the scan zone. There is rarely a need to
reorient an item’s bar code since the scanner can “see” the left, right, front and
back side, as well as the bottom of an item.
Here are some tips for best scanning
results:
• Don’t favor either the horizontal or vertical scan windows. Keep items in their
natural orientation.
• Remember to slide or push
items rather than picking
them up. By avoiding any
gripping, twisting and rotation of your hands and
wrists, you can prevent
repetitive motion injuries.
This technique also relieves
you from possibly lifting
thousands of pounds per
day.
Note that eyes...
Indicate what the
scanner “sees.”
Vertical Window
Scan Zone
Horizontal
Window
Scan Zone
Cashier Side
Scan Zone
Quick Reference Guide 1
Weighing Items
The L-shaped All-Weighs™ platter
allows you to place items anywhere
on its surface, including leaning
against its vertical section, to be
weighed accurately.
Once weighed items are in place, enter
PLU (price Look-Up) data as
described in your POS system instructions. Item weight is displayed on the Remote Display and/or the host display.
Any-WeighsTM Lift Bar—Additionally, your scanner may be equipped with the
optional Any-Weighs
stand or keyboard over the vertical window of the All-Weighs platter, it provides an alternative weighing solution, allowing over-sized items to be lifted
off the counter for increased weighing accuracy. The Any-Weighs produce lift
bar also helps stabilize round produce items and prevents them from rolling off
the scale when weighin. Simply raise the bar to its upright position when
needed and lower it back into the scan platter when no longer needed to maintain a smooth scan path.
Controls and Indicators
L-Platter
produce lift bar. In applications where there is a check-
The control panel consists of two
indicator LEDs and two push buttons
as described below.
Indicator LEDs
The green LED indicates scanner status, and the yellow LED is primarily
used to show scale status as
described in Table 2 below:
Volume/Tone Push Button
Scale Zero Push Button
Speaker
Green LED
Yellow LED
Scale Zero Push Button
The Scale Zero Push Button is used for multiple functions (except it has no
function in a “scanner only” model):
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Table 1. Scale Zero Push Button Functions
PRESS
DURATION
FUNCTION COMMENT
When programmed to do so, the yellow LED should be
Momentary Zero Scale
lit when no weight is on the scale, indicating scale at
zero. If it is not, press the switch to zero the scale. The
unit will sound a “click” upon pressing the button.
This mode allows system support personnel to trouble-
4 Seconds
Scale Diagnostics Mode
shoot problems with the scale. Momentarily press the
a
Scale Zero Push Button or cycle power to exit Scale
Diagnostics Mode.
a. By standard default, this function is normally disabled to prevent accidental activation
by users.
Table 2. Green and Yellow LED Functions
LED
INDICATION
Scale at Zero
Scanner Active
a
a
DURATION COMMENT
Yellow LED on steady
Green LED on steady and dim The scanner is ready for operation.
The scale is at rest and reads zero
weight.
Scanning is immediately available.
Good Read
Indication
a
Program Mode
Indication
Sleep Mode
Indication
Green LED - bright flash
Green LED - Continuous flashing
Green LED blinks at a
2-second rate
Indicates a bar code has been read
and decoded.
Indicates the scanner is in Label Programming Mode. Cycle power to exit
Programming Mode.
The scanner motor and/or laser have
automatically switched off and the unit
has entered Sleep Mode due to
extended inactivity.
1 second off, 1/10 second on
Host Disabled
Host has disabled scanning.
Quick Reference Guide 3
LED
INDICATION
DURATION COMMENT
Field Replaceable Unit (FRU)
Warning (Error
Mode)
FRU Indication
a. Certain functions of the Green and Yellow LEDs are selectable to be enabled or disabled.
Your scanner may not be programmed to display all indications.
Audible low tone 1 second.
Alternating Green/Yellow LED
flashes continuously.
Green LED flashes a coded
sequence in concert with the
speaker.
Serves notice that a fatal FRU failure
has been detected. If a low tone is
heard, but continuous flashing is not
observed, the scanner can still function in a limited capacity. Call systems
support for service in either case.
Occurs ONLY upon Volume/Tone button push following a FRU warning.
Enables service technicians to identify
FRU failures.
Volume/Tone Push Button
The Volume/Tone Push Button also performs multiple functions depending
upon the duration of time it is pressed:
Table 3. Volume/Tone Push Button Functions
PRESS
DURATION
FUNCTION COMMENT
Alternatively, the scanner can be awakened
Momentary
(when scanner is
asleep)
Momentary
(when scanner is
awake)
Wakes scanner from
Sleep Mode
Increments volume
by:
- Moving an object through the scan zone.
- A weight change on the scale.
- Scanning with an attached auxiliary scanner.
Press the push button momentarily to
increase speaker volume. When the loudest
volume is reached, a repeated press of the
push button cycles volume back to the lowest
setting, then volume increases on subsequent
press(es). Five volume levels are available.
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PRESS
DURATION
Hold, then
release when the
beeper sounds
4 Seconds
FUNCTION COMMENT
Press the push button for approximately 2 seconds, then release. Each time this is done, the
Increments tone
Scanner Diagnostics
a
Mode
beeper will sound at one of three tones. Stop
when the desired tone (high, medium or low)
is sounded.
This mode allows system support personnel to
troubleshoot problems with the scanner. Press
the button for eight seconds or cycle power to
exit Scanner Diagnostics Mode and reset the
scanner.
8 Seconds
a. By standard default, this function is normally disabled to prevent accidental activation
by users.
b. Users should not perform scanner resets except under the direction of trained sys-
tems support personnel.
Resets Scanner
b
Only system support personnel should perform a reset.
Productivity Index Reporting Option —Your 8200 scanner may be equipped with the
optional Productivity Index Reporting™ feature. This feature allows for data
collection on the readability index of bar codes scanned by the scanner. This
data may be transmitted to the POS Terminal where it may be easily sorted for
action by the MIS department to improve bar code quality at the front end.
For additional information on how to enable Productivity Index Reporting in
your scanner, please refer to the Product Reference Guide (PRG).
Quick Reference Guide 5
NOTES
6 Magellan
®
8100/8200
Introduction
Les Magellan® 8100/8200 sont les plus petits scanners 360° degrés du marcher, qui ont
été créés pour les supermarchés, les hypermarchés, et grossiste du monde entier. Un dispositif optique amélioré a été associé au logiciel sophistiqué de décodage FirstStrike
afin d'obtenir des performances et une productivité supérieures. Ce Guide de Références
simplifié fournit un aperçu du fonctionnement du scanner et du scanner/balance. Pour
obtenir des informations plus détaillées sur la configuration, l'installation et la programmation, reportez-vous au Guide de Références Produits inclus au format PDF dans le
CD Manuels PSC. Ces manuels sont également disponibles en téléchargement sur le site
Internet de PSC (http://www.pscnet.com). Vous pouvez commander des copies
imprimées des manuels auprès de votre représentant PSC (consultez la quatrième de
couverture pour obtenir les coordonnées des personnes à contacter).
Fonctionnement
Lecture d'articles
Pour procéder à la lecture des articles à
l'aide du scanner, glissez ou poussez ceux-ci
à travers la zone de capture de la manière
indiquée sur cette page. Le scanner peut
exécuter la lecture aussi bien par un
déplacement des produits de gauche à
droite que de droite à gauche à travers la
zone de capture. Il est rarement nécessaire
d’orienter le code barre du produit car le
scanner est capable de le lire quelque soit le
positionnement de l’article. Voici différentes astuces pour optimiser les résultats
de lecture :
Remarquez
que les yeux…
...indiquent la zone de
"lecture" du scanner.
Zone de capture de
la fenêtre verticale
Zone de capture
de la fenêtre
horizontale
• Ne favorisez nullement les
fenêtres de balayage horizontale
ou verticale. Laissez les articles
dans leur orientation originelle.
• Rappelez-vous de faire glisser ou
de pousser les articles plutôt que
de les soulever. En évitant l'inclinaison, le pivotement et la rotation
des mains et poignets, vous pouvez éviter des troubles causés par des mouvements répétitifs. Cette technique vous dispense également de soulever des centaines de kilos par jour.
Zone de capture
par le côté
de l’opérateur
Quick Reference Guide 7
Lecture du poids des articles
Le plateau All-Weighs™ en L vous permet
de placer les articles n'importe où sur sa surface, y compris penché contre sa paroi verticale, pour être pesé de façon précise.
Après avoir placé les articles à peser, introduisez les données PLU (appel de prix) de la
manière décrite dans les instructions de
votre système Point de Vente. Le poids de l'article est affiché sur l'écran distant et/ou
l'écran hôte
.
Barre de portance Any-Weighs (tous poids) —De plus, votre scanner peur être équipé
de l'option barre de portance Any-Weighs. Dans les configurations où se trouve une
tablette ou un clavier au-dessus de la fenêtre verticale du plateau All-Weighs, elle offre
une alternative de pesée pour les articles encombrants.
La barre de portance Any-Weighs permet de maintenir les produits arrondis sur la
balance lors de la pesée. Relevez simplement la barre quand c'est nécessaire puis rabaissez-la dans le plateau pour conserver une aisance de scan idéale.
Commandes et indicateurs
Le panneau de commande est constitué de deux indicateurs DEL et de
deux boutons-poussoirs décrits ci-dessous.
Voyants DE L
Le voyant DEL vert indique l'état du
scanner, et le voyant DEL jaune est
principalement utilisé pour montrer
l'état de la balance de la manière
décrite au Tableau 5 ci-dessous.
Plateau en L
Témoin d’état du scanner (vert)
Bouton de remise à zéro
Haut-parleur
Témoin d’état
de la balance (jaune)
Bouton de réglage
du volume
Bouton-poussoir mise à zéro de la balance
Le bouton de remise à zéro est utilisé pour différentes fonctions (sauf sur le modèle “
scanner uniquement ” sur lequel il n’a aucune fonction).
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Tableau 4. Fonctions du bouton-poussoir de mise à zéro de la balance
DURÉE
ACTIONNEMENT
Momentané
4 secondes
a. Le mode de diagnostic est conçu pour être utilisé par le personnel d'assistance agréé. Les utili-
sateurs ne devraient pas lancer cette fonction en circonstances normales.
FONCTION COMMENTAIRE
Pour être programmé de la sorte, le voyant DEL jaune doit être
Mise à zéro de la
balance
Mode de diagnostic de la balance
allumé lorsqu'aucun poids n'est présent sur la balance, indiquant
que la balance est à zéro. Dans le cas contraire, pressez à plusieurs reprises l'interrupteur pour mettre à zéro la balance. L'unité
émettra un " clic " lors de l'activation du bouton.
Ce mode permet au personnel chargé de l'assistance du système
de remédier aux problèmes relatifs à la balance. Pressez le bou-
a
ton de remise à zéro ou rallumer le pour sortir du mode diagnostique.
Tableau 5.Fonctions des voyants DEL jaune et vert
INDICATION
DEL
Balance à zéroa
Scanner Actif
Lecture correcte de
l'indicationa
a
Voyant DEL jaune fixe
Voyant DEL vert en mode veille fixe
Voyant DEL vert - clignotement
lumineux
DURÉE COMMENTAIRE
La balance est en mode de veille et lit un poids
égal à zéro.
Le scanner est prêt à fonctionner. La lecture est
immédiatement disponible.
Indique la lecture et le décodage du code à
barres.
Indique que le scanner est en mode de programmation Étiquette. Débranchez et
rebranchez l'alimentation pour sortir du mode
de programmation.
Le moteur du scanner et/ou le laser sont mis
automatiquement hors tension et l'unité passe
en mode de veille à cause de l'inactivité prolongée.
Système invalide scanner.
Indication du mode
programme
Indication du mode
de veille
Système invalide
Voyant DEL vert - Clignotement continu
Le bouton vert clignote toutes les deux
secondes
1 seconde éteint, 1/10è de seconde
allumé
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INDICATION
DEL
DURÉE COMMENTAIRE
Signal sonore bas 1 seconde. Voyant
Alarme de module
interchangeable(Mode d'erreur)
Indication de
module
interchangeable
a. Il est possible de sélectionner certaines fonctions des voyants DEL vert et jaune afin de les
activer ou désactiver. Il n'est pas possible de programmer votre scanner pour afficher toutes les
indications.
DEL vert/jaune alternatif clignote de
manière continue.
Le voyant DEL vert clignote selon une
séquence codée en combinaison avec
le haut-parleur.
Indique qu'une erreur fatale du module interchangeable a été détectée. En présence d'une
tonalité faible et de l'absence de clignotement
continu, le scanner peut encore fonctionner
mais à capacité limitée. Dans ces deux cas,
contactez le personnel chargé de l'assistance
des systèmes.
UNIQUEMENT au cas où le bouton Volume/
tonalité serait activé suite à une alarme d’un
module interchangeable. Ceci permet aux techniciens d'identifier les défaillances du module
interchangeable.
Bouton-poussoir volume/tonalité
Le bouton-poussoir volume/tonalité exécute également des fonctions multiples selon la durée de
son activation :
Tableau 6. Fonctions du bouton-poussoir Volume/tonalité
DURÉE
D'ACTIVATION
FONCTION COMMENTAIRE
Momentané (lorsque
le scanner est en
mode de veille)
Momentané (lorsque
le scanner est en
mode actif)
Maintenez la touche
enfoncée et relâchezla lorsque l'avertisseur
sonore retentit
Réveille le scanner du
mode de veille
Augmente le volume
Augmente la tonalité
En alternative, le scanner peut être réveillé par :
- déplacement d'un objet à travers la zone de capture.
- un changement de poids sur la balance.
- Lecture avec un scanner auxiliaire attaché
Pressez le bouton-poussoir momentanément pour augmenter le volume du haut-parleur. Après avoir atteint le
volume le plus élevé, une pression répétée du boutonpoussoir reporte progressivement le volume au niveau le
plus bas, le volume augmente ensuite en fonction des
pressions successives. Cinq niveaux de volume sont disponibles.
Pressez le bouton-poussoir pendant approximativement 2
secondes, puis relâchez. A chaque pression, l'avertisseur
retentira selon une des trois tonalités. Arrêtez lorsque la
tonalité désirée (élevée, moyenne ou faible) est obtenue.
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DURÉE
D'ACTIVATION
FONCTION COMMENTAIRE
4 secondes
8 secondes
a. Par défaut, cette fonction est neutralisée pour empêcher l'activation accidentelle par des utili-
sateurs.
b. Les utilisateurs ne devraient pas procéder à la remise à l'état initial du scanner sauf sous la direc-
tion de personnel agréé chargé de l'assistance des systèmes.
Mode de diagnostic du
a
scanner
Remet le scanner à l'état
b
initial
Ce mode permet au personnel chargé de l'assistance du
système de remédier aux problèmes du scanner. Pressez
le bouton pendant 8 secondes, ou rallumer le pour sortir
du mode Diagnostique du Scanner et relancer le scanner.
Seul le personnel chargé de l'assistance du système est
autorisé à exécuter la remise à l'état initial.
Option "Productivity Index Reporting" —Votre 8200 scanner peut être équipé de l'option
"Productivity Index Reporting™" qui permet la collecte de données sur l'index de lecture des codes à barres scannés. Ces données peuvent être transmises vers le Terminal
POS où elles pourront être facilement exploitables par le service informatique afin
d'améliorer la qualité du code à barres en rayon.
Pour plus d'informations sur la manière d'activer PIR sur vos scanners, merci de vous
reporter au Product Reference Guide (PRG).
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