PSC 8100, 8200 User Manual

Magellan® 8100/8200

with FirstStrikeTM Advanced Decoding Technology

Model 8204 shown

Quick Reference Guide

PSC Inc

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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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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).

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NOTES

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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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Einleitung

Der Magellan® 8100/8200 ist weltweit der kleinste 360° Scanner für den Einsatz
in Supermärkten und Hypermärkten. Ein verbessertes optisches Design wurde
mit der fortschrittlichen First Strike
eine hohe Leistungsfähigkeit und Produktivität zu gewährleisten.

Diese Kurzanleitung gibt Ihnen einen Überblick über Ihren Scanner und dessen
Bedienung. Detailliertere Informationen über Einstellungen, Installation und
Programmierung finden Sie in der Produktanleitung, die auf der PSC-Hand­buch CD im pdf-Format enthalten ist. Diese Handbücher stehen Ihnen zum
Herunterladen auch auf unserer Internetseite www.pscnet.com zur Verfügung.
Druckversionen der Handbücher erhalten Sie auch bei unseren PSC Niederlas­sungen, deren Kontaktadressen Sie auf der Rückseite finden.

Bedienung

Scannen von Produkten

Zum Scannen ziehen Sie bitte die Produkte wie auf dieser Seite beschrieben
über den Scanbereich. Der Scanner arbeitet gleichbleibend gut, egal ob die
Produkte von links nach rechts oder von rechts nach links über den Scan­bereich gezogen werden. Eine Ausrichtung des Artikels entfällt fast vollstän­dig, da der Scanner den Barcode an der rechten, linken, an der Vorder- und
Rückseite und am Boden lesen kann.

Hier erhalten Sie einige Tips, wie Sie
beim Scannen die besten Resultate er­zielen:

• Bevorzugen Sie nicht das hori­zontale oder vertikale Scan­fenster, sondern belassen Sie die
Produkte in ihrer ursprüng­lichen Ausrichtung.

• Denken Sie daran, die Produkte
über das Scanfenster zu ziehen
und nicht anzuheben. Die Ver­meidung von Greif-, Dreh- und
Wendebewegungen kann Ihnen
Verschleiß der Gelenke ersparen ­mit dieser Technik erübrigt sich
auch das Hochnehmen von aber­tausenden Kilogramm pro Tag.

TM

Dekodierungssoftware kombiniert, um

Beachten Sie,

daß die Augen...

...anzeigen, was der

Scanner liest.

Vertikaler

Scanbereich

Horizontaler
Scanbereich

Seitlicher
Scanbereich

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Wiegen von Produkten

Die L-geformte Wägeplatte
erlaubt akkurates Wiegen
ungeachtet dessen, wo das
Produkt auf der Oberfläche pla­ziert wird. Zum Wiegen kann
das Produkt auch gegen den ver­tikalen Scanbereich gelehnt wer­den.
Wenn das Produkt plaziert ist, geben Sie den Produktpreis ein wie in Ihrer Kas­sensystem-Beschreibung angegeben. Das Produktgewicht wird auf dem Kun­dendisplay und/oder dem Kassendisplay angegeben.

Any-Weighs Schiene—Zusätzlich kann Ihr Scanner optional mit der Any-

We ig hs

 Schiene, die am vorderen Ende der Waage angebracht ist, ausgestat-

tet werden. Bei Anwendungen mit Tastatur über dem vertikalen Fenster der
Wägeplatte wird damit eine alternative Möglichkeit geboten, große Artikel mit
höherer Wiegegenauigkeit zu wiegen. Die Schiene verhindert auch das Weg­rollen runder Produkte während des Wiegens. In diesem Fall stellen Sie die
Schiene einfach hoch und nach Benutzung wieder herunter, damit dem Scan­vorgang nichts im Wege steht.

Bedienelemente und Anzeigen

Das Bedienelement besteht aus zwei
Anzeigen-LEDs und zwei Knöpfen
wie unten beschrieben.

Anzeigen-LEDs

Die grüne LED-Anzeige gibt den Scanner­status an, die gelbe zeigt hauptsächlich
den Waagestatus wie in Tabelle 8 beschrie­ben an

.

L-förmige Sicherheitswägeplatte

LED Scanner-Statusanzeige (grün)

LED Waage-Statusanzeige (gelb)

Lautsprecher

Lautstärkeregler

Nullabgleich der Waage

Null-Stellung der Waage

Der "Null"-Schalter der Waage hat mehrere Funktionen - außer bei dem Scan­nermodell ohne Waage.

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Tabelle 7. Funktionen des "Null"-Schalters der Waage

Betätigungs-

dauer

kurz

4 Sekunden

a. Der Diagnosemodus ist nur für ausgebildetes Servicepersonal vorgesehen.

Anwender sollten unter normalen Umständen von der Einleitung dieser Funktion
absehen.

Funktion Bemerkung

Wenn die Waage entsprechend programmiert ist, dann sollte, wenn
Null-Stellung der
Waage

Waagediagnose-

a

modus

die Waage auf “null” steht, die gelbe LED-Anzeige leuchten. Falls

dies nicht der Fall ist, dann betätigen Sie bitte den "Null"-Schalter.

Ein "Klick" ist bei Betätigung des Buttons zu hören.

Dieser Modus erlaubt dem technischen Personal, Probleme mit der

Waage zu identifizieren. Drücken Sie für einen Moment den "Null"-

Schalter der Waage oder beenden Sie den Waagediagnosemodus.

Tabelle 8: Grüne und Gelbe LED Funktionen

LED Anzeige Dauer Bemerkung

Waage auf Null

Scanner ist aktiv

Optisches Signal,
das erfolgreiches

Scannen anzeigt

a

Die Gelbe Anzeige ist dauerhaft an

Die Grüne Anzeige ist dauerhaft an

a

und leuchtet schwach

Grüne Anzeige - helles Aufblinken

a

Die Waage wird nicht benutzt und zeigt kein
Gewicht an.

Der Scanner ist betriebsbereit. Scannen ist
sofort möglich.

zeigt das erfolgreiche Lesen und Decodieren
eines Barcodes an.

Programmiermodus­anzeige

Bereitschaftsmodus­anzeige

Host außer Betrieb

Grüne Anzeige - wiederholtes Blinken

Die grüne LED-Anzeige blinkt im 2­Sekunden-Takt.

1 Sekunde aus, eine zehntel Sekunde
an

zeigt an, daß sich der Scanner im Barcode-Pro­grammiermodus befindet. Zum Verlassen des
Programmiermodus schalten Sie aus und ein.

Der Scanner- oder Lasermotor hat sich nach
längerer Nichtbenutzung automatisch abge­schaltet und ist in den Bereitschaftsmodus
übergegangen.

Host ermöglicht kein Scannen.

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LED Anzeige Dauer Bemerkung

Akustischer niedriger Ton 1 Sekunde

Hardwarefehlerwar­nung (Fehlermodus)

Hardwarefehler­Anzeige (Fehler­Modus)

a. Bestimmte Funktionen der grünen und gelben LED-Anzeigen können aus- oder ange-

schaltet werden. Ihr Scanner darf nicht so programmiert werden, daß er alle Funk­tionen anzeigt.

und die grüne/gelbe Anzeige blinkt
fortwährend

Grüne Anzeige blinkt in einer kodier­ten Sequenz zusammen mit dem
Lautsprecher.

Zeigt an, daß ein schwerer Hardwarefehler
entdeckt wurde. Wenn ein tiefer Ton zu hören
ist, aber kein Blinken wahrgenommen wird, ist
der Scanner unter Umständen noch einge­schränkt betriebsbereit. In jedem Fall sollten Sie
Ihren Systemtechniker benachrichtigen.

Tritt NUR auf, wenn der Lautstärke/Tonknopf
betätigt wurde und eine Hardwarefehlerwarnung
auftritt. Diese Anzeige ermöglicht dem Techni­ker, den Hardwarefehler zu identifizieren.

Lautstärke/Tonschalter

Der Lautstärke/Tonschalter hat ebenfalls verschiedene Funktionen, die abhängig von
der Betätigungsdauer des Schalters sind:

Tabelle 9. Lautstärke/Tonschalter-Funktionen

Betätigungs-

dauer

kurz (wenn der Scan­ner im Bereitschafts­modus ist)

Funktion Bemerkung

Der Scanner kann in den Bereitschaftsmodus versetzt

versetzt den Scanner vom
Bereitschafts- in den
Betriebsmodus

werden entweder durch:

- Bewegen eines Objektes durch den Scanbereich

- eine Gewichtsänderung auf der Waage

- Scannen mit einem extern angeschlossenen Handscan­ner

Durch kurzzeitiges Betätigen des Schalters wird die
kurz (wenn sich der
Scanner im Betriebs­modus befindet)

Halten und beim
Hören des Signals

Erhöhung der Lautstärke

Erhöhung der Tonhöhe

Lautstärke erhöht. Wenn die höchste Stufe erreicht ist,

wird durch erneutes Betätigen die Lautstärke auf die nied-

rigste Stufe zurückgesetzt. Danach steigt die Lautstärke

wieder an. Fünf Lautstärken können eingestellt werden.

Betätigen Sie den Schalter für ca. 2 Sekunden und lassen

Sie ihn dann los. Dadurch können die drei möglichen Ton-

höhen (hoch, mittel und tief) eingestellt werden.

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Betätigungs-

dauer

4 Sekunden

Funktion Bemerkung

Dieser Modus erlaubt dem technischen Personal die Iden­tifikation von Problemen, die beim Scanner aufgetreten

a

Scannerdiagnosemodus

sind. Drücken Sie den Schalter für 8 Sekunden oder
schalten Sie zum Verlassen des Scannerdiagnosemodus'
den Scanner aus und ein und starten den Scanner neu.

8 Sekunden

a. In der Standardeinstellung ist diese Funktion ausgeschaltet, um versehentliche

Aktivierung durch den Benutzer vorzubeugen.

b. Anwender sollten keinen Scanner-Reset durchführen außer unter der Anweisung

ausgebildeten Servicepersonals.

Scanner-Reset

b

Nur das technische Personal sollte einen Reset durch­führen.

Productivity Index Reporting Option —Ihr 8200 Scanner kann optional mit der

Funktion Productivity Index Reporting™ ausgestattet werden. Diese Funktion
sammelt Daten zur Lesbarkeit von Barcodes. Diese Daten können ans POS Ter­minal übermittelt werden. Dort können die Daten durch die MIS Abteilung zur
Verbesserung der Barcodequalität sortiert werden.

Für weitere Informationen, wie Sie das Productivity Index Reporting in Ihrem
Scanner aktivieren können, entnehmen Sie dem Product Reference Guide
(PRG).

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Introduzione

I Magellan® 8100/8200 sono gli scanner da banco più piccoli al mondo, i più
versatili (360 gradi),ideati per i supermercati, gli ipermercati ed i grossi centri
di distribuzione di tutto il mondo. Il suo sistema ottico avanzato si unisce al
software di decodifica First Strike

 per offrire prestazioni e produttività supe-

riori. Questa Guida di riferimento fornisce una panoramica del funzionamento
dello scanner e della bilancia. Per informazioni più dettagliate sulla config­urazione, l'installazione e la programmazione, consultare la Guida di riferi­mento prodotto in formato PDF sul CD dei Manuali PSC. Tali manuali possono
inoltre essere scaricati dal sito web PSC (http://www.pscnet.com). I manuali
cartacei possono essere ordinati presso il proprio rivenditore PSC (vedere infor­mazioni sulla retrocopertina).

Funzionamento

Utilizzo dello scanner

Per effettuare la scansione dei prodotti
con lo scanner, introdurli nell'area di
scansione come illustrato su questa pag­ina. Lo scanner può eseguire il riconosci­mento sia muovendo i prodotti da
sinistra verso destra che viceversa
attraverso l'area di scansione. Raramente
sarà necessario riorientare un codice a
barre considerato che lo scanner
puo"vedere"la parte sinistra, destra,
fronte, resto e fondo del prodotto.

Di seguito alcuni suggerimenti per ottenere i migliori risultati:

• Non prediligete la finestra di scansione orizzontale o verticale. I pro-

• Ricordate di far scorrere i prodotti o di spingerli anziché sollevarli

Gli occhi

stilizzati...

...indicano ciò che

"vede" lo scanner

Zona di lettura
finestra verticale

Zona di lettura
finestra orizzontale

Zona lettura

lato cassiere

dotti possono essere tenuti nel loro orientamento naturale.

appositamente. Evitando di compiere movimenti con le mani ed i polsi
è possibile prevenire i disturbi causati da movimenti ripetitivi. Tale tec­nica, inoltre, evita all'operatore di sollevare ogni giorno una notevole
quantità di pesi

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Pesatura dei prodotti

Il piatto ad L All-Weighs™ consente di collo­care i prodotti su qualsiasi punto della superfi­cie, anche appoggiandoli contro la parete
verticale, per essere pesati con precisione.

Dopo aver collocato il prodotto da pesare, digi­tare i dati PLU (Price Look-Up) come descritto nelle istruzioni del sistema POS.
Il peso rilevato appare sul display del terminale remoto e/o sul display del
sistema host.

Barra Any-Weighs

dell'opzione Barra Any-Weighs. In applicazioni dove, sopra la finestra di let­tura verticale, sia istallata una tastiera o sia presente una mensola, fornisce una
soluzione alternativa per la pesatura, permettendo a prodotti molto grossi di
essere sollevati dal bancone per una più accurata pesatura.

La Barra Any-Weighs inoltre facilita la pesatura d'oggetti rotondi evitando che
rotolino all'esterno della bilancia mentre si effettua la pesatura semplicemente
sollevando la barra stessa in posizione verticale quando necessario e abbassan­dola all'interno dell'alloggiamento al termine della pesatura mantenendo un
percorso di lettura piano e senza ostacoli.

Piatto a L

TM

—Addizionalmente, il Vs. scanner puo' essere dotato

Controlli e indicatori

Il pannello di controllo è costituito da
due spie luminose (LED) e due pul­santi descritti di seguito.

Spia di stato del lettore (verde)

Spia di stato della bilancia (giallo)

Tasto di selezione del volume

Tasto di azzeramento

Indicatori LED

Il LED verde indica lo stato operativo

Altoparlante

dello scanner mentre il LED giallo è
usato sostanzialmente per indicare lo
stato operativo della bilancia, come descritto nella Tabella 11:

Pulsante di azzeramento bilancia

Il pulsante zero è usato per molteplici funzioni (tranne per la versione "solo
scanner").

Opzione Indice di Produttività—Il Vs. scanner può essere fornito con l'opzione Pro-

ductivity Index Reporting

TM

. Quest'opzione permette il controllo della qualità
dei barcode letti dello scanner. Questi dati possono essere trasmessi al POS
dove possono essere facilmente analizzati dai sistemi informativi per miglio­rare la qualità dei barcode stessi.

Per maggiori informazioni su come abilitare il Productivity Index Reporting nel
Vs. Scanner far riferimento al Product Reference Guide (PRG).

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Table 10. Funzioni del pulsante di azzeramento bilancia

DURATA FUNZIONE NOTA

Se opportunamente programmato, il LED giallo si accende
quando non vi sono pesi sulla bilancia per indicare lettura
zero. In caso contrario, premere brevemente il pulsante per
azzerare la lettura. L'unità emetterà un suono simile ad un
"click" premendo il bottone.

Momentanea

Azzeramento
bilancia

4 secondi

a. La modalità diagnostica è riservata al personale del servizio di assistenza. In circos-

tanze normali, l'utente non necessita di attivare tale modalità operativa.

Modalità diag-

a

nosticaa

Questa modalità consente al tecnico riparatore di identificare
eventuali anomalie operative della bilancia. Premere momen­taneamente il pulsante zero o uscire dal Modo Diagnostica
Bilancia.

Tabella 11. Funzioni dei LED verde e giallo

SIGNIFICATO DURATA DURATA

Bilancia a zeroa

Scanner attivoa

Segnalazione di
corretta letturaa

Segnalazione
modalità pro­grammazione

Segnalazione
modalità Sleep

LED giallo acceso

LED verde acceso (intensità

a

media)

LED verde acceso (intensità max)

LED verde - lampeggio continuo

Il LED verde lampeggia ogni 2
secondi

La bilancia è a riposo e con lettura zero.

Lo scanner è pronto per l'utilizzo. Funzione
di scansione immediatamente disponibile.

Segnala l'avvenuta lettura e decodifica di
un codice a barre.

Segnala che lo scanner è in modalità di
programmazione. Premere ripetutamente
il tasto power per uscire da tale modalità.

Il motore e/o il laser dello scanner si sono
spenti automaticamente e l'unità è passata
in modalità Sleep per inattività prolungata.

1 secondo spento, 1/10 secondo

Host disabilitata

Anomalia FRU
(Field Replace­able Unit) (modal­ità di errore)

acceso

Tono basso udibile della durata di
1 secondo. Lampeggio continuo e
alternato del LED verde/giallo.

L'host ha disabilitato la scansione.

Segnala che è stato rilevato un guasto crit­ico FRU. Se viene emesso un segnale
acustico ma il LED non lampeggia, lo
scanner può ancora operare con funzion­alità ridotte. Chiamare il servizio di assis­tenza tecnica in entrambi i casi.

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SIGNIFICATO DURATA DURATA

Indicazione FRU

Il LED verde lampeggia con una
sequenza codificata in abbina­mento ad un segnale acustic.

Si verifica SOLO quando si preme il tasto
tono/volume dopo una segnalazione FRU.
Consente al tecnico riparatore di identifi­care il guasto FRU.

a. Alcune funzioni dei LED verde e giallo possono essere abilitate o disabilitate. Il vos-

tro scanner può non avere abilitate tutte le funzioni sopra descritte.

Tasto tono/volume

Il tasto tono/volume svolge molteplici funzioni in base alla durata della pressione esercitata:

Tabella 12. Funzioni del pulsante di azzeramento bilancia

DURATA FUNZIONE NOTA

In alternativa, lo scanner può essere riattivato:
Momentanea (con
scanner in modal­ità Sleep)

Momentanea (con
scanner operativo)

Risveglia lo scan­ner dalla modalità
Sleep

Aumenta il volume

- Muovendo un oggetto nell'area di scansione.

- Cambiando il peso sulla bilancia.

- Effettuando una scansione con uno scanner ausiliario

collegato.

Premere brevemente il pulsante per aumentare di un liv-

ello il volume dell'altoparlante. Una volta raggiunto il liv-

ello massimo, premendo nuovamente il pulsante si torna

al livello minimo di volume. Sono disponibili cinque livelli

di volume.

Tenere premuto
fino all'emissione
del segnale acus-

Aumenta il tono

tico

Tenere premuto
per 4 secondi

Tenere premuto
per 8 secondi

a. Tramite i parametri standard questa funzione è normalmente disabilitata per prevenire

l'attivazione accidentale da parte dell'utilizzatore.

b. L'utente non deve mai effettuare la reinizializzazione dello scanner a meno che non

venga esplicitamente richiesto dal personale del servizio di assistenza.

Modalità diagnos­tica

a

scanner

Reinizializzazione
dello scanner

b

Tenere premuto il pulsante per circa 2 secondi, quindi

rilasciarlo. Ogni volta che si effettua questa operazione si

cambia il tono con cui viene emesso il segnale acustico.

Ripetere l'operazione fino ad impostare il tono desiderato

tra quelli disponibili (alto, medio, basso).

Questa modalità consente al personale del servizio di

assistenza di identificare le anomalie rilevate sullo scan-

ner. Premere il pulsante per otto secondi od uscire dalla

diagnostica e resettare lo scanner.

La reinizializzazione (reset) dello scanner deve essere

effettuata solo dal personale del servizio di assistenza.

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Introducción

Los Magellan® 8100/8200 lectores de códigos de barras son los mas compactos y
versátiles 360-grados lectores de códigos de barra diseñados para supermercados, hip­ermercados y tiendas de auto servicio alrededor de el mundo. Se combinó un diseño
óptico optimizado con el software de decodificación avanzada de First Strike
obtener un rendimiento y productividad superior. Esta Guía de referencia rápida pro­porciona una descripción general del escáner y de la operación del escáner-balanza. Para
obtener información más detallada sobre cómo programar, instalar y programar el
equipo, consulte la Guía de referencia producto incluidos en el CD de Manuales PSC en
formato PDF. También puede descargar estos manuales del sitio web de PSC (http://
www.pscnet.com). O puede solicitar copias impresas de los manuales a su representante
de PSC, cuyos datos encontrará en la contratapa.

Operación

Uso de su escáner

Para escanear objetos, deslícelos o
empújelos hacia la zona de escaneo, tal
como se muestra en esta página. El
escáner funcionará de manera correcta
tanto si desliza el objeto de izquierda a
derecha como de derecha a izquierda
dentro de la zona de escaneo. Raramente
es necesario re-orientar la barra de
codigo ya que el lector puede "decodifi­car" la izquierda, derecha, frente y
detras, igual que la parte de abajo de el
articulo.

Algunos consejos para obtener mejores
resultados al escanear un objeto:

Tenga en
cuenta que los ojos...

...indican lo que el

Zona de lectura
de la ventana horizontal

escáner "ve".

de la ventana vertical

• No necesita utilizar siempre la
ventana de escaneo vertical u
horizontal. Respete la orient­ación natural de los objetos.

• Recuerde deslizar o empujar
los objetos en lugar de levan-

Zona de lectura

del lado del

tarlos. Al no tener que asir,
torcer o rotar sus manos y
muñecas, usted puede evitar
lesiones causadas por movimientos repetitivos. Esta técnica también lo libera
de tener que levantar posiblemente cientos de kilos por día.

 para

Zona de lectura

operador

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Pesado de objetos

El plato de balanza All-Weighs™ con forma de "L"
le permite colocar los objetos en cualquier lugar de
su superficie, incluso puede apoyar los objetos con­tra la sección vertical, para pesarlos con precisión.

Una vez que los objetos que se van pesar se
encuentran en su lugar, ingrese el número de PLU
(búsqueda de precio, en inglés) tal como se explica en las instrucciones del sistema POS.
El peso del objeto aparece en la Pantalla remota y/o en la pantalla de la terminal de tra­bajo.

Barra Any-WeighsTM—Adicionalmente, su escanner puede ser equipado con la Barra

Any-Weighs™. En situaciones donde se encuentre una reistradora o teclado sobre la
ventanilla vertical la Barra Any-Weighs™, provee otra alternativa para pesar, permi­tiendo levantar articulos de gran tamaño de el mostrador para mas exactitud. la Barra
Any-Weighs™ tambien ayuda a estabilizar productos redondos que pueden correrse de
la escala cuando se estan pesando. Sencillamente eleve la barra conservar la senda de el
scan pareja e uniforme.

Controles e indicadores

El panel de control consiste de dos indica­dores luminosos y dos botones pulsa­dores, como se describe a continuación.

Plataforma L

Indicador del Lector (Verde)

Indicador de la

Balanza (Amarillo)

Interruptor de

Selección de Volumen

Interruptor de Cero

Indicadores luminosos

El indicador luminoso verde indica el
estado del escáner y el amarillo se utiliza
principalmente para mostrar el estado de
la balanza, según lo describe la Tabla 1 a
continuación

.

Altoparlante

Botón pulsador de balanza en cero

El Boton "Scale Zero" es utilizado para multiples funciones (excepto ninguna funcion
cuando esta en el modulo "scanner only").

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Tabla 13. Funciones del Botón pulsador de balanza en cero

PRESIÓN DEL

BOTÓN

Momentánea Balanza en cero

4 segundos

a. El Modo de diagnóstico está diseñado para ser utilizado por personal de mantenimiento del

sistema capacitado para tal fin. Los usuarios no deberían tener que utilizar esta función en cir­cunstancias normales.

FUNCIÓN COMENTARIO

Si está programado para hacerlo, el indicador luminoso amarillo
debería encenderse cuando no hay peso sobre la balanza, con lo que
indica que la balanza está en cero. Si no lo está, presione el botón
para poner la balanza en cero. La unidad hará un sonido de "click"
cuando se aprieta el boton.

Modo de diagnós-

tico de la balanza

Este modo permite al personal de mantenimiento del sistema deter­minar el problema que pudiese tener la balanza. Ligeramente pre-

a

sione el Boton de Scale Zero, o el Power Cycle para salir de el Scale
Diagnostics Mode.

Tabla 14. Funciones de los indicadores luminosos verde y amarillo

SIGNIFICADO DEL

INDICADOR

Balanza en ceroa

Escáner activo

a

Indicador luminoso amarillo constante

Indicador luminoso verde constante y
tenue

DURACIÓN COMENTARIO

La balanza está en modo de descanso y no reg­istra ningún peso.

El escáner está listo para operar. Se puede
escanear inmediatamente.

Lectura correctaa

Modo de
programación

Modo de ahorro de
energía

Te rm i n al
incapacitado

Indicador luminoso verde con par­padeo brillante

Indicador luminoso verde con par­padeo continuo

LED verde se prende y apaga a una
velocidad de 2-segundos.

1 segundo apagado, 1/10 segundos
prendido

Indica que se ha leído y decodificado un código
de barras.

Indica que el escáner se encuentra en Modo de
programación de etiqueta. Presione el botón de
encendido para salir del Modo de progra­mación.

El motor del escáner y/o el láser se apagaron
de manera automática y la unidad ingresó en el
Modo de ahorro de energía debido a que ha
estado inactiva durante un período extenso.

Terminal tiene lector incapacitador.

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SIGNIFICADO DEL

INDICADOR

DURACIÓN COMENTARIO

Advertencia de
Unidad reem­plazable de campo
(FRU, en inglés)
(Modo de error)

Unidad reem­plazable de campo,
FRU

a. Algunas funciones de los indicadores luminosos verde y amarillo pueden habilitarse o deshabil-

itarse. Es posible que su escáner no esté programado para indicar todos los estados.

Tono audible bajo 1 segundo. Los
indicadores luminosos verde y ama­rillo parpadean continuamente en
forma alternada.

El indicador luminoso verde parpadea
siguiendo una secuencia codificada
en forma conjunta con el parlante.

Indica que se ha detectado una falla FRU fatal.
Si se escucha un tono bajo, pero no se observa
parpadeo continuo, el escáner puede aún funci­onar en forma limitada. Llame al servicio de
mantenimiento del sistema para que repare la
unidad en cualquiera de estos dos casos.

Ocurre SÓLO si se presiona el botón de Volu­men/Tono después de haberse recibido una
advertencia de error FRU. Permite a los técni­cos identificar las fallas FRU.

Botón pulsador Tono/Volumen

Este botón también desempeña varias funciones según la cantidad de tiempo que se lo
presione:

Tabelle 15. Funciones del Botón pulsador Volumen/Tono

PRESIÓN DEL

BOTÓN

Momentánea (cuando
el escáner está en
Modo de ahorro de
energía)

Momentánea (cuando
el escáner está activo)

FUNCIÓN COMENTARIO

También se puede despertar el escáner:
Despierta al escáner del
Modo de ahorro de
energía

Incrementa el volumen

-Moviendo un objeto a través de la zona de escaneo.

-Pesando un artículo en la balanza.

-Escaneando con un escáner auxiliar conectado a este

escáner

Presione el botón pulsador momentáneamente para

aumentar el volumen del parlante. Una vez alcanzado el

volumen máximo, volverá a oírse el volumen más bajo

cuando se presione el botón otra vez, y luego el volumen

irá subiendo con cada pulsación del botón. Hay cinco

niveles de volumen.

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PRESIÓN DEL

BOTÓN

FUNCIÓN COMENTARIO

Mantener el botón
presionado y luego
soltarlo cuando se
escucha el tono

4 segundos

8 segundos

a. Por default, esta función es deshabilitada para prevenir activación accidental por el usuario.
b. Los usuarios no deberían reiniciar el escáner a menos que se reciba tal instrucción del personal

capacitado en mantenimiento del sistema.

Aumenta el tono

Modo de diagnóstico del

a

escáner

Reinicia el escáner

b

Presione el botón pulsador durante aproximadamente 2
segundos y luego suéltelo. Cada vez que haga esto, se
oirán diferentes tonos (alto, medio o bajo). Deténgase
cuando haya oído el tono deseado.

Este modo le permite al personal de mantenimiento del
sistema identificar los problemas que pudiese tener el
escáner. Presione el boton por ocho segundos, o el ciclo
power para salir de el Modo Scanner Diagnostico y reini­ciar el lector.

Esta operación debería ser realizada sólo por personal de
mantenimiento del sistema.

Opcion de Productivity Index Reporting —Su 8200 escaner puede ser epuipado con el

opcional Indice de Productivity Index Reporting™. Esta funcion permite colectar datos
en el indice de la lectura de los codigos de barras por el escaner. Estos datos pueden ser
transmitidos a la Terminal POS donde puede ser facilmente clasificado por el departa­mento de MIS para meforar la calidad de el codigo de barra en la parte frontera. Para
informacion adicional en como abilitar su escaner con el Indice de Productividad Repor­tada, por favor referirse a la Guia de Referencia de el Producto (PRG).

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®

8100/8200

Introdução

O Magellan 8100/8200 são o melhores e mais versáteis scanners de 360 graus
do mundo, projetados para os principais supermercados, hipermercados e lojas
de grande volume de vendas em todo o planeta. Um projeto ótico aperfeiçoado
foi combinado com o software avançado de decodificação do First Strike
oferecendo desempenho e produtividade superiores. Este Guia de referência
rápida fornece uma visão geral da operação do scanner e do scanner/balança.
Para obter informações mais detalhadas sobre configuração, instalação e pro­gramação, consulte o Guia de referência produto, incluídos no arquivo PDF do
CD de manuais da PSC. Esses manuais também estão disponíveis para down­load no site da PSC (http://www.pscnet.com). Os manuais impressos podem
ser solicitados ao seu representante PSC (consulte a contra-capa para obter
informações de contatos).

Operação

Para usar seu scanner

Para ler os produtos com o scanner,
passe ou empurre os mesmos através
da zona de leitura, conforme a figura
nesta página. O scanner irá trabalhar
igualmente tanto da esquerda para
direita ou da direita para esquerda
quando passando pela zona de leit­ura. Raramente há a necessidade de
re-orientar o codigo de barras no
produto, por motivo que o scanner
pode "ver" os 4 lados, bem como a
parte inferior do produto.
Estes são alguns conselhos para obter
os melhores resultados de leitura:

• Não tenha preferência com a

• Lembre-se de passar ou

,

Observe

os olhos...

...indicam o que o

scanner "enxerga"

Zona de Leitura

da Janela Vertical

Zona de Leitura da
Janela Horizontal

janela horizontal ou vertical
do scanner. Mantenha os
produtos em sua orientação
natural.

empurrar os produtos , ao
contrário de levantar-los. Você pode prevenir danos por movimentos
repetitivos, evitando de segurar-los e girar-los com a rotação de suas
mãos e punhos. Esta técnica também elimina a possibilidade de levan­tar milhares de quilos por dia

Zona de Leitura

do lado do Operador

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Pesando os Produtos

O prato de pesagem All-Weighs

™, em

formato de L, permite uma correta
pesagem colocando os produtos em
qualquer parte de sua superfície,
incluindo pousar-los contra a parte
vertical. O "Friso para Frutas" também
oferece uma forma conveniente de

Prato L

assegurar que os itens não tenham
contato com o balcão ou outras superfícies que não sejam para pesagem.

Barra Any-Weighs

opção da Barra Any-Weighs. Em instalações que a plataforma para cheques ou
teclado estão posicionados acima da janela vertical do prato de pesagem All­Weighs, esta opção oferece uma alternativa no processo de pesagem, permit­indo que produtos com grandes dimensões possam ser pesados sem contacto
com o balcão e aumentando a exatidão na pesagem. A barra Any-Weighs tam­bém ajuda estabilizar produtos com formato circular, prevenindo contra a rola­gem dos mesmos durante a pesagem. Simplesmente levante a barra para a
posição vertical quando necessário, e retorne para a posição original depois do
seu uso, mantendo um caminho livre para a leitura dos produtos.

Controles e indicadores

O painel de controle consiste de
dois indicadores LED e dois
botões, conforme descrição abaixo.

Indicadores LED

O LED verde indica o status do
scanner, enquanto que o LED ama­relo é primariamente usado para
indicar o status da balança, conforme Tabela 17:.

Botão de Zero da Balança

O botão de Zero da Balança é utilizado para várias funções (não tem função
quando o modelo é sem balança).

 —Adicionalmente, o seu scanner pode ser equipado com a

LED de Status do Leitor (verde)

LED de St. da Balança (amarelo)

Interruptor de seleção de Volume

Interruptor de Zero

Alto Falante

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Tabelle 16. Funções do Botão de Zero da Balança

PRESSÃO

NO BOTÃO

Momentária Zerar a balança

4 Segundos

a. Modo de Diagnóstico é destinado para o uso por pessoal treinado para assitência téc-

nica. Usuários não devem iniciar esta função baixo o uso normal do produto.

FUNÇÃO OBSERVAÇÃO

Quando programado para esta função, o LED Amarelo deverá estar
aceso,quando não tiver nenhum peso sobre o prato de pesagem,
indicando que a balança está em zero. Se não estiver aceso, pres­sione o botão para zerar a balança. O equipamento irá emitir um
"click" quando o botão fôr pressionado.

Modo de Diagnós­tico da Balança

Este modo permite que a assistência técnica possa detectar os prob­lemas com a balança. Momentariamente pressione o botão de Zero

a

ou desligue/ligue a energia para sair do Modo de Diagnóstico da Bal­ança.

Tabela 17.Funções dos LED Verde e Amarelo

INDICAÇÃO DURAÇÃO OBSERVAÇÃO

Balança em Zero

Scanner Ativado

LED Amarelo aceso

a

LED Verde aceso e meio-aceso

A balança está na posição de descanso e indica
peso zero.

O scanner está pronto para ser operado. Leitura
está disponível de imediato.

Indicação de Boa

a

Leitura

Indicação de Modo
de Programação

Indicação de Modo
de Repouso

Te rm i n al
Desabilitado

LED Verde - piscando forte

LED Verde - pisca continuamente

O LED Verde pisca 2 vêzes por seg­undo

1 segundo apagado, 1/10 de segundo
aceso

Indica a leitura de um código de barras e sua
decodificação.

Indica que o scanner está em Modo de Progra­mação por Etiquetas. Reclica a energia para
sair do Modo de Programação.

O motor e/ou laser do scanner se apaga auto­maticamente e a unidade entra em Modo de
Repouso devido a um longo período de inativ­idade.

Terminal desabilitou a leitura.

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INDICAÇÃO DURAÇÃO OBSERVAÇÃO

Field Replaceable
Unit (FRU)
Advertência(Modo
de Erro)

Indicação de FRU

a. Certas funções dos LEDs Verde e Amarelo podem ser programadas para serem

habilitadas ou não. O seu scanner pode não estar programado para mostrar todas
as indicações.

Tom baixo audível 1 segundo. Pisca
de forma continua e alternada os
LEDs Verde e Amarelo.

LED Verde - pisca uma determinada
sequencia em conjunto com o alto-fal­ante.

Avisa de uma falha fatal detectada em um FRU.
Se o tom for baixo, porém não tiver o piscar
contínuo, o scanner poderá continuar funciona­ndo em uma capacidade limitada. Contate em
ambos os casos a assistência técnica para efet­uar reparos.

Ocorre SOMENTE pressionando o botão de
Volume depois que recebeu uma advertência
de FRU. Permite que a assistência técnica
possa identificar falha no equipamento.

Botão de Volume / Tom

O Botão de Volume/Tom também executa multíplas funções, dependendo da
duração que o mesmo foi pressionado:

Tabela 18. Funções do Botão de Volume/Tom

PRESSÃO NO

BOTÃO

FUNÇÃO OBSERVAÇÃO

Alternativamente, o scanner pode ser desperto por:

Momentária (quando
o scanner está em
repouso)

Momentária (quando
o scanner está ativo)

Aperte, e depois solte
quando emitir o sinal
sonoro

Retira o scanner do Modo
de Repouso

Incrementa o volume

Incrementa o Tom

- Passando algum objecto pela zona de leitura.

- Uma troca de peso na balança.

- Fazendo uma leitura com uma pistola auxiliar conectada

ao scanner.

Pressione momentáriamente o botão para aumentar o

volume do alto-falante. Qunado o volume mais alto for

alcançado, pressionando o botão irá retornar o volume

para o nível mais baixo, aumentando a cada pressão no

botão. Cinco níveis de volume estão disponíveis.

Pressione o botão por aproximadamente 2 segundos e

depois solte. Cda vez que isto é efetuado, emitirá um sinal

sonoro em um dos três tons. Pare quando tiver o tom

desejado (alto, médio, baixo).

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PRESSÃO NO

BOTÃO

4 Segundos

8 Segundos

a. Pelo default de fábrica, esta função está normalmente desabilitada de forma a preve-

nir uma acidental ativação pelos usuários.

b. Usuários não devem executar a reinicialização do scanner, excepto sob instruções

por pessoal treinado da assistência técnica.

FUNÇÃO OBSERVAÇÃO

Este modo permite que o pessoal da assistência técnica

Modo de Diagnóstico da

a

Scanner

Reinicializa o Scanner

possa detectar problemas com a balança. Pressione o
botão por 8 segundos, ou desligue/ligue a energia para
sair do Modo de Diagnóstico do Scanner e reinicializar o
scanner.

Sómente pessoal da assistência técnica deve executar a

b

reinicialização.

Opção de Informe de Índice de Produtividade (Productivity Index ReportingTM)—O seu

8200 scanner pode estar equipado com a opção do Informe de Índice de Produ­tividade. Esta opção permite coletar o dado do índice de leitura dos códigos de
barras lidos pelo scanner. Este dado pode ser transmitido para o terminal PDV,
aonde pode ser fácilmente depurado para ações pelo Departamento de Siste­mas para melhorar a qualidade dos códigos de barras na frente de caixas. Para
informações adicionais ou como habilitar o Informe do Índice de Produtiv­idade em seu scanner, por favor consultar o Guia de Referência do Produto
(PRG - Product Reference Guide).

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简介

操作

扫描物品

Magellan 8200 是世界上最小和用途最多的 360 度扫描器，它针对世界各地的超级
市场、高级百货商店和大型综合商店而设计。改进的光学设计加上先进的解码
软件 First Strike™ 使得它具有优越的性能和效率。此快速用户指南将概要介绍扫
描器以及扫描器 / 称重的操作。有关设置、安装和编程的详细信息，请参考 PSC
手册光盘中 PDF 格式的产品参考手册。也可以从 PSC 的网站 (www.pscnet.com)
下载这些手册。你可以从你的经销商 / 分销商那里订购印制好的手册。

要使用扫描器扫描物品，将这些物品滑过或推过本页上所显示的扫描区即可。
无论移动物品的方向是从左向右还是从右向左，其扫描效果都同样好。一般不
需要调整条码的方向，因为扫描器可以 “看见”物品的左、右、前、后和底
部。

为了达到最佳的扫描效果，请注意以
下一些提示：

• 不要偏爱水平或垂直扫描
窗。让物品保持其自然方向
即可。

• 记住将物品滑过或推过扫描
窗，不要将它们拿起来。由
于不需要用手和手腕进行
抓、扭和转动的操作，你可
以避免重复运动损伤。该技
术也可以让你免去每天抬举
成千上万磅物品的辛劳。

注意那双眼睛 ...

表示扫描器可以“看见”

垂直窗口
扫描区

快速用户指南

水平窗口
扫描区

收银员一侧
扫描区

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物品称重

L- 形状的 All-Weighs™ 底盘可以让你
将物品放在其表面的任何地方，包括
靠在其垂直部分上，然后精确地称出
其重量。

将称重物品放置好之后，输入 PLU ( 价
格表 ) 数据——见 POS 系统指南。物品
重量则显示在远程显示器和 / 或主机
显示器上。

Any-Weighs™ 提升挡板 此外，您的扫描器还可以配备可选择的 Any-Weighs™ 产
品提升挡板。当在 All-Weighs™ 底盘的垂直窗口上有收款台或键盘时，该提升
挡板可以提供另外一种称重方式，即将大件商品靠在柜台上来提高称重的精确

度。 All-Weighs™ 产品提升挡板还可以防止圆形商品在称重时滚动。当需要时
将提升挡板提升至竖直位置，当不需要时将其缩回扫描底盘以保持扫描通道的

顺畅。

控制按钮和指示灯

L- 形底盘

控制面板由两个指示灯和两个按钮组
成。

指示灯

绿色指示灯显示的是扫描器的状态，
黄色指示灯主要用来显示电子秤的状
态。请参考下面表 5 的说明。

调零按钮

调零按钮有多项功能 （在 “只作为
扫描器”模式下它没有任何功能）：

表 4. 调零按钮的功能

按钮时间

瞬间 电子秤调零

4 秒

功能 注解

这样操作时，当电子秤上没有放任何物品时
黄色指示灯应当亮，表明电子秤已经归零。
否则，按下调零按钮对电子秤进行调零。按
下此按钮时设备会发出 “卡嗒”声。

电子秤诊断

a

模式

这种模式下系统支持人员可以对电子秤进行
问题诊断。瞬间按下调零按钮或者关机后重
新开机可以退出电子秤诊断模式。

绿色指示灯

黄色指示灯

音量 / 音调按钮

调零按钮

扬声器

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a. 诊断模式是专为受过训练的系统支持人员而设立的。正常情况下用户不需要启动这项

功能。

表 5. 绿色和黄色指示灯的功能

表示内容

电子秤归零

扫描器处于
活动状态

正确读取

编程模式

休眠模式

主机禁用

现场可换部
件 (FRU) 警

告 ( 故障模式

)

a

a

持续时间

黄色指示灯连续发光

a

绿色指示灯连续发光且灯
光暗淡

绿色指示灯亮闪一次

电子秤闲置，重量读数为零。

扫描器准备就绪，可以随时工
作。

表明条码已被读取和解码。

注解

绿色指示灯连续闪烁 表明扫描器处在标签编程模式。

关机后再开机可以退出该模式。

绿色指示灯每两秒闪烁一
次

由于长时间闲置，扫描器马达
和 / 或激光器已经自动关闭，
系统进入休眠模式。

1 秒钟关， 1/10 秒亮

主机禁止扫描。

表示发现致命的 FRU 故障。如

发出低音调声响 3 秒钟。
绿色 / 黄色指示灯交替连
续闪烁。

果只听到低声调报警声而没有
看到指示灯连续闪烁，则扫描
器仍然可以工作，不过功能有
限。无论出现哪种情形，都请
给系统支持人员打电话寻求帮
助。

快速用户指南

绿色指示灯跟随扬声器按

FRU 指示

照一定的步调闪烁。

只在出现 FRU 警告后按下音量
/ 音调按钮时出现。请技师来查

找 FRU 故障。

a. 可以选择允许或者禁用绿色和黄色指示灯的某些功能。你可以通过编程不显示所有的指

示。

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音量 / 音调按钮

根据按下按钮时间的不同，音量 / 音调按钮也有多项功能：

表 6. 音量 / 音调按钮的功能

按钮时间 功能 注解

另外，还可以通过以下方式唤醒扫描
瞬间 ( 当扫描
器处于休眠状

态时 )

将扫描器唤醒

器：

- 移动一件物品通过扫描区。

- 电子秤上的重量发生变化。

- 用辅助扫描器进行扫描。

瞬间 ( 当扫描
器处于活动状

态时 )

按下按钮，当
听到嘟声后释放。提高音调

4 秒

8 秒

a. 为了防止用户不小心激活此项功能，该功能的标准缺省设置是禁用的。
b. 除非有受过训练的系统支持人员的指导，用户不能对扫描器进行重新设置。

生产率指数报告选项 您的扫描器可以安装可择的生产率报告功能。该功能可以
收集扫描条码的可读性指数数据。可以将这些数据传输到 POS 终端上，透过查
询这些数据 MIS （管理信息系统）部门可以改进前端的条码质量。

要了解更多有关如何启用扫描器生产率指数报告功能的信息，请参考 《产品参
考手册》。

提高音量

扫描器诊断模式

重新设置扫描器

瞬间按下按钮可以提高扬声器的音量。

当扬声器到达最大音量时，继续按下

按钮会使音量回到最低，接着再按则

会使音量逐步提高。音量有 5 个等级。

按下按钮大约 2 秒钟，然后释放。每

次这样做，蜂鸣器会以三种声调中的

一种发出声音。当听到想要的声调

（高、中、低）时停止按按钮。

这种模式下系统支持人员可以对扫描

器进行问题诊断。按下该按钮 8 秒钟

a

或者关机后重新开机，可以退出扫描

器诊断模式和重新设置扫描器。

只有系统支持人员才能对扫描器进行

b

重新设置。

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Appendix A — Product Labeling

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PRODUCT SERVICE

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This illustration shows label

placement ONLY. For actual
regulatory, patent and other
applicable information, view the
labels on the product itself, or call
your nearest sales or service office.

IEC
LASER
PRODUCT

U.S., CANADA, MEXICO AND JAPAN

6-0944

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.

COVERED BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING U.S. PATENTS: 4,709,369 4,749,879 4,792,666 4,798,943 4,799,164 4,861,972 4,861,973
4,866,257 4,868,836 4,879,456 4,963,719 4,991,692 5,144,118 5,179,270 5,198,649 5,229,588 5,410,108 5,459,308 5,440,110 5,475,207
5,493,108 5,705,802 5,723,852 5,834,708 5,929,421 6,059,189 6,237,852 RE37,166 OTHER PATENTS PENDING

MAGELLAN
PSC

PSC Scanning, Inc.
959 Terry Street
Eugene, Oregon, USA 97402

Power EAS InterlockScale Host POS TerminalAux. Port

• CAUTION-LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN. DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM

• PRECAUCION-RADIACION LASER SI SE ABRE. ¡NO MIRE HACIA EL RAYO!

• CUIDADO - RADIA=C7=C3O LASER QUANDO ABERTO. N=C3O OLHE PARA O RAIO.

• VARO-LASERSÄTEILY, JOS AVOINNA. ALA TUIJOTA SATEESEEN.

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• ADVARSELI LAERSTRALING VED ABNING. SE IKKE IND I STRALEN.

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THIS LASER PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH 21CFR 1040
AS APPLICABLE AS A CLASS IIA PRODUCT

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Appareil à laser de classe IIa. Éviter toute exposition prolongée de
la vue à lumière laser directe.
Clase IIa Producto Laser. Traté de no ver directamente

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Quick Reference Guide A-1

CAPACITE

CAPACITY

Appendix B — Laser Safety

International Caution Statements
Class I

English

French

This scanner is certified in the U.S. to conform to the requirements of DHHS/
CDRH 21CFR Subchapter J and to the requirements of IEC 825-1:2001.

Class I and Class IIa products are not considered to be hazardous. The scanner
contains internally a Visible Laser Diode (VLD) whose emissions do not exceed
the maximum limits as set forth in the above regulations. The scanner is
designed so that there is no human access to harmful laser light during normal
operation, user maintenance or during prescribed service operations.

CAUTION

• Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other

than those specified herein may result in hazardous laser light.

• Do not attempt to open or otherwise service any component in the

optics cavity. Opening or servicing any part of the optics cavity by
unauthorized personnel may violate laser safety regulations. The
optics system is a factory only repair item.

• Use of optical instruments with the scanner will increase eye hazard.

Optical instruments include binoculars, microscopes and magnifying
glasses. This does not include eye glasses worn by the user.

Ce scanner est certifié conforme à la norme DHHS/CDRH 21CFR sous-chapitre
J et à la norme IEC 825-1:2001.

Les produits de classe I et de classe II ne sont pas considérés dangereux. Le
scanner contient une diode laser visible (VLD) dont les émissions ne dépassent
pas les limites prescrites dans les normes précitées. Le scanneur est conçu de
façon à ce qu’il ne soit pas possible d’accéder à la lumière laser pendant l’utili­sation normale, l’entretien par l’utilisateur et les fonctions de maintenance pre­scrites.

ATTENTION

• L’utilisation de procédures de contrôle, réglage ou utilisation autres

que celles spécifiées dans ce document peut entraîner une exposition
dangereuse à la lumière du laser.

• Ne pas essayer d’ouvrir ni de réparer les composants de la cavité

optique. L’ouverture ou la réparation d’une partie de la cavité optique
par une personne non qualifiée peut entraîner la violation des règles de

B-1 Magellan

®

8100/8200

sécurité relatives au laser. Le système optique ne peut être réparé qu’en
usine.

• Sont considérés comme instruments optiques les jumelles, les micro-

scopes et les loupes. Les lunettes portées par l'utilisateur ne sont pas
considérées comme tel.

German

Italian

Dieser Scanner ist den in den Vereinigten Staaten geltenden Vorschriften des
DHHS/CDRH 21 CFR Subchapter J und den Vorschriften der IEC 825-1:2001
entsprechend bescheinigt.

Produkte der Klasse I oder der Klasse II sind als ungefährlich eingestuft. Im
Inneren des Scanners befindet sich eine VLD (Visible Laser Diode), deren
Ausstrahlung die in den oben genannten Vorschriften angeführten Höchstgren­zen nicht überschreitet. Die Konstruktion des Scanners garantiert, daß bei nor­malem Betrieb, bei Wartung durch den Benutzer oder im Laufe planmäßiger
Wartungsarbeiten kein Zugang zu schädlichem Laserlicht besteht.

VORSICHT

• Jegliche Anwendung von Streuungen, Reglern oder anderen Ver-

fahren, die nicht in diesen Ausführungen erwähnt werden, können
eine gefährliche Laserlichtbestrahlung zur Folge haben.

• Das optische System darf nur vom Werk repariert werden. Das Öffnen

oder Warten von Bestandteilen des optischen Hohlraums durch unbef­ugtes Personal verletzt die Laser-Sicherheitsbestimmungen.

• Der Gebrauch von optischen Instrumenten zusammen mit dem Scan-

ner steigert die Gefahr der Augenschädigung. Zu optischen Instru­menten gehören Ferngläser, Mikroskope und Lupen, aber nicht vom
Benutzer getragene Brillengläser.

È stato certificato che questo scanner si conforma ai requisiti della sezione J
della normativa DHHS/CDRH 21CFR, e anche ai requisiti di IEC 825-1:2001.

I prodotti di Classe I o Classe II non sono considerati pericolosi. Lo scanner
contiene al suo interno un Visible Laser Diode (VLD), diodo laser visibile, le cui
emissioni non eccedono i limiti stabiliti dalle normative sunnominate. Lo scan­ner è progettato in modo che non ci sia alcun accesso alla luce dannosa del laser
nel corso di uso normale, di manutenzione da parte dell’utente o durante la
manutenzione periodica stabilita.

ATTENZIONE

• l’uso di comandi o di procedure diversi da quelli specificati in questa

sede possono causare l’esposizione ad una luce laser pericolosa.

• evitare di tentare di aprire o riparare dei componenti nella cavità ottica.

L’apertura o la riparazione della cavità ottica da parte di persone non

Quick Reference Guide B-2

autorizzate può essere in violazione dei regolamenti di sicurezza rela­tivi all’impiego di raggi laser. Il sistema ottico può essere riparato
soltanto in fabbrica.

• l’impiego di strumenti ottici assieme al lettore fa aumentare il rischio di

danni alla vista. Il termine “strumenti ottici” sta ad indicare binocoli,
microscopi o lenti d’ingrandimento, ma esclude eventuali occhiali da
vista indossati dall’utilizzatore.

Danish

Dutch

Denne scanner opfylder de amerikanske krav stillet i "DHHS/CDRH 21CFR
Subchapter J" og opfylder også de krav, der stilles i IEC
825-1:2001.

Klasse I eller klasse II produkter anses for at være sikre. Scanneren indeholder
en Visible Laser Diode (VLD), der ikke overskrider maksimumgrænserne, som
beskrevet i ovenstående reglement. Scanneren er konstrueret, så der ikke er
nogen menneskelig kontakt medskadelige niveauer af laserbestråling under
normal brug, normal vedligeholdelse eller under foreskrevet servicering.

ADVARSEL

• Udførsel af eftersyn eller justeringer eller anvendelse af andre proce-

durer end foreskrevet i vejledningen, kan medføre at man udsættes for
skadeligt laser lys.

• Forsøg ikke at åbne eller på anden vis udføre service på komponenter i

det optiske hulrum. Uautoriseret åbning eller service af dele af det
optiske hulrum, kan betyde overtrædelse af Laser sikkerheds regula­tiverne. Det optiske system må kun repareres af fabrikken.

• Brug af optiske instrumenter med scanneren vil forøge faren for øjen-

beskadigelser. Optiske instrumenter indbefatter kikkerter, mikroskoper
og forstørrelsesglas. Det indbefatter ikke briller båret af brugeren.

Deze scanner is in de V.S. goedgekeurd en voldoet aan de vereisten van
DHHS/CDRH 21CFR Subchapter J een aan de vereisten van IEC 825-1:2001.

Producten van klasse I (Class I) en klasse II (Class II) worden niet geacht gev­aarlijk te zijn.

De scanner bevat een inwendige Visible Laser Diode (VLD) waarvan de emis­sies de maximumgrenzen van bovenstaande reglementen niet overschrijden.

De scanner is zo ontworpen dat men bij normaal gebruik, onderhoud of tijdens
het uitvoeren van de voorgeschreven onderhoudswerkzaamheden niet aan
schadelijke niveaus wordt blootgesteld.

B-3 Magellan

®

8100/8200

WAARSCHUWING

• Men kan aan gevaarlijk laserlicht worden blootgesteld als de apparaten

niet goed worden bediend of afgesteld, of als de procedures niet
worden uitgevoerd zoals hierin beschreven staat.

• Probeer niet om onderdelen in de opticaruimte te openen of er op enige

wijze onderhoud aan uit te voeren. Openen of onderhoud van onder­delen van de opticaruimte door onbevoegd personeel kan in strijd zijn
met de laserveiligheidsreglementen. Het opticasysteem mag alleen in
de fabriek worden gerepareerd.

• Gebruik van optische instrumenten met de scanner vergroot het gevaar

dat de ogen aan schadelijke niveaus van laserlicht worden blootgest­eld. Optische instrumenten zijn onder meer verrekijkers, microscopen
en vergrootglazen. Zo de gebruiker een bril draagt, valt die niet onder
optische instrumenten.

Swedish

Finnish

Denna scanner uppfyller de amerikanska kraven DHHS/CDRH 21CFR Sub­chapter J samt kraven i IEC 825-1:2001.

Produkter i Klass I (Class I) och Klass II (Class II) anses ej farliga. Scannern är
utrustad med en intern, synlig laserdiod (Visible Laser Diode - VLD) vars emis­sion inte överstiger max. värdena i ova stående säkerhetsföreskrifter. Scannern
har konstruerats så att personer vid normal användning, bruksunderhåll och
föreskriven service inte utsätts för skadlig laserstrålning.

VARNING

• Om apparaten används på annat sätt än som specificerats i denna

bruksanvisning kan användaren utsättas för farlig laserstrålning.

• Försök inte öppna eller reparera komponenter i den optiska kam-

maren. Om icke auktoriserad personal öppnar eller reparerar delar i
den optiska kammaren, kan detta vara ett brott mot säkerhetst­föreskrifterna för laserutrustning. Det optiska systemet får endast rep­areras i fabriken.

• Om optiska instrument används tillsammans med scannern ökar

risken för ögonskador. Optiska instrument omfattar kikare, mikroskop
och förstoringsglas. Glasögon som bärs av användaren omfattas ej av
detta.

Tämä tutkain on hyväksytty Yhdysvalloissa vastaamaan DHHS/CDRH 21CFR
Subchapter J luokka II ja 825-1:2001 IEC-vaatimuksia.

Quick Reference Guide B-4

Luokka I tai Luokka II tuotteiden ei katsota olevan vaarallisia. Tutkain sisältää
sisäisen näkyvän laserdiodin (Visible Laser Diode (VLD), jonka päästöt eivät
ylitä yllä olevien säädösten asettamia maksimirajoja. Tutkain on suunniteltu
siten, etteivät ihmiset altistu vaaralliselle lasersäteilylle normaalikäytön, käyt­täjän suorittaman huollon tai ohjeiden mukaisten huoltotoimenpiteiden aikana.

VAR OI TUS

• Laitteen käyttö tai sääto muuten kuin näiden ohjeiden mukaan, voi

aiheuttaa vaarallista laservaloa.

• Älä yritä avata tai muuten huoltaa mitään komponentteja optisessa

osassa. Mikäli epäpätevä henkilö korjaa tai avaa jonkin komponentin
optisessa osassa, voidaan tämän katsoa olevan rikkomus turvallisuuso­hjeita vastaan. Optinen systeemi on osa, joka voidaan korjata ainoast­aan tehtaaalla.

• Optisten laitteiden käyttö tutkaimen kanssa lisää silmien vaaraa.

Optisiin laitteisiin kuuluu mm. kiikarit, mikroskoopit ja suurennusla­sit. Käyttäjän silmälasit eivät kuulu näihin laitteisiin.

Norwegian

Portuguese

Denne skanneren er godkjent i USA i samsvar med retningslinjene for DHHS/
CDRH 21CFR, avsnitt J, og til IEC-kravene 825-1:2001.

Produkter i klasse I eller klasse II ansees ikke som helsefarlige. Skanneren inne­holder en innvendig, synlig laserdiode (VLD, Visible Laser Diode), som ikke
overskrider maksimalgrensene som er fastsatt i retningslinjene ovenfor. Skan­neren er konstruert, slik at personer ikke utsettes for farlige doser med laser­stråler ved normal drift, brukers vedlikehold eller ved foreskrevet service.

ADVARSEL

• Bruk av kontroller eller justeringer, eller utføring av andre prosedyrer

enn de som er spesifisert her, kan føre til at man utsettes for livsfarlige
laserstråler.

• Forsøk ikke å åpne eller på annen måte reparere komponenter i det

optiske kammeret. Ingen del av det optiske kammeret må åpnes eller
repareres av ikke-autorisert personale, da dette kan krenke forskrifter
for sikker bruk av laserstråler. Det optiske systemet kan bare repareres
på fabrikken.

• Bruk av optiske instrumenter sammen med skanneren øker mulighet-

ene for øyenskade. Optiske instrumenter, omfatter kikkert, mikroskop
og forstørrelsesglass. Vanlige briller regnes ikke med i denne kate­gorien.

Este scanner foi certificado nos EUA para atender os requisitos do subcapítulo J
do DHHS/CDRH 21 CFR e os requisitos do IEC 825-1:2001.

B-5 Magellan

®

8100/8200

Os produtos da Classe I ou Classe II não são considerados perigosos. O scanner
contém internamente um Diodo de Laser Visível (VLD - Visible Laser Diode)
cujas emissões não ultrapassam os limites definidos nos regulamentos mencio­nados acima. O scanner foi projetado de maneira que não exista acesso humano
à luz de laser nociva durante a operação normal, manutenção pelo usuário ou
durante as operações recomendadas de serviço.

CUIDADO

• O uso de quaisquer controles, ajustes ou procedimentos além dos aqui

especificados pode resultar em exposição perigosa à luz laser.

• Não tente abrir a cavidade ótica nem consertar, de forma alguma,

qualquer de seus componentes. A abertura da cavidade ótica, ou o con­serto de qualquer uma de suas peças por pessoal não autorizado
poderá violar as normas de segurança do sistema de laser. O sistema
ótico só poderá ser consertado pelo fabricante.

• O uso de instrumentos óticos com o scanner aumenta o perigo aos

olhos. Instrumentos óticos incluem binóculos, microscópios e lentes de
aumento. Estes não incluem os óculos do próprio usuário.

Spanish

Este escáner está certificado en los EE.UU. porque reúne los requisitos DHHS/
CDRH 21CFR Sección J y los requisitos de IEC 825-1:2001.

Los productos de Clase I o Clase II no se consideran como peligrosos. El
escáner tiene en su interior un Diodo Láser Visible (VLD) cuyas emisiones no
exceden los límites máximos fijados en los reglamentos mencionados anterior­mente. El escáner está diseñado de modo que las personas no tengan acceso a la
luz láser peligrosa durante la operación normal, el mantenimiento por parte del
usuario o durante las operaciones de servicio prescritas.

PRECAUCIÓN

• el uso de controles o ajustes o la ejecución de procedimientos diferentes

de los aquí especificados puede dar lugar a luz láser peligrosa.

• no trate de abrir o prestar servicio en forma alguna a ningún compo-

nente en la cavidad óptica. La apertura o reparación de cualquier parte
de la cavidad óptica por personal no autorizado puede infringir las
regulaciones de seguridad láser. El sistema óptico se puede reparar
únicamente en la fábrica.

• el uso de instrumentos ópticos junto con el escáner, incrementará el

daño visual. Los instrumentos ópticos incluyen los prismáticos,
microscopios y lentes de aumento. Éstos no incluyen las gafas que
lleve el usuario.

Quick Reference Guide B-6

Chinese

Japanese

B-7 Magellan

®

8100/8200

Hebrew

Quick Reference Guide B-8

Appendix C — Warranty

Warranty

Warranty

PSC warrants to Customer that PSC's products will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 1 year
from product shipment. In order to obtain service under this Warranty, Customer must notify PSC of the claimed defect before the
expiration of the Warranty period and obtain from PSC a return authorization number for return of the product to designated PSC
service center. If PSC determines Customer’s claim is valid, PSC will repair or replace product without additional charge for parts
and labor. Customer shall be responsible for packaging and shipping the product to the designated PSC service center, with
shipping charges prepaid. PSC shall pay for the return of the product to Customer if the shipment is to a location within the coun­try in which the PSC service center is located. Customer shall be responsible for paying all shipping charges, duties, taxes, and
any other charges for products returned to any other locations.

Warranty is subject to the limitations and exclusions set forth in the paragraphs that follow.

WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING MER­CHANTABILITY AND FITNESS.

Exclusions

Warranty coverage shall not apply to any claimed defect, failure or damage which PSC determines was caused by: abuse,
neglect, improper use of product; failure to provide product maintenance, including but not limited to cleaning of the display in
accordance with product reference guide; installation or service of product by other than PSC representatives; use of product
with any other instrument, equipment or apparatus; modification or alteration of product or units with Warranty Void labels that
have been tampered with. External cables and replacement of upper window/cartridge due to scratching, stains or other degra­dation will not be covered under the Warranty. External power supplies returned for service must be accompanied by the original
product for performance of service.

Returned products that PSC inc. has determined are not covered by Warranty, will be charged PSC Inc. standard repair rates
then in effect for repair of product. Replacement of display due to scratching, stains or other degradation will not be covered
under Warranty. If a product is determined to be not repairable customer will be notified and product may be returned to cus­tomer at their request. A minimum repair fee may be charged.

Limitation of Liability

PSC's REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PRODUCT AS SET FORTH ABOVE IS THE CUSTOMER’S SOLE AND
EXCLUSIVE REMEDY ON ACCOUNT OF CLAIMS OF BREACH OF WARRANTY OR PRODUCT DEFECT. UNDER NO CIR­CUMSTANCES WILL PSC BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY LOST PROFITS, OR ANY INCI­DENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL IN-DIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONTINGENT DAMAGES REGARDLESS OF WHETHER PSC HAD
ADVANCE NOTICE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

Assignment

Customer may not assign or otherwise transfer its rights or obligations under Warranty except to a purchaser or transferee of
product. No attempted assignment or transfer in violation of this provision shall be valid or binding upon PSC.

Risk of Loss

Customer shall bear risk of loss or damage for product in transit to PSC. PSC shall assume risk of loss or damage for product in
PSC's possession or product being returned to Customer by PSC, except such loss or damage as may be caused by the negli­gence of Customer, its agents or employees. In the absence of specific written instructions for the return of product to Customer,
PSC will select the carrier, but PSC shall not thereby assume any liability in connection with the return shipment.

C-1 Magellan

®

8100/8200

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

PSC hereby declares that the Equipment specified below has been
tested and found compliant to the following Directives and Standards:

EMC 89/336/EEC

Directives:

Standards:

Equipment Type: Barcode Scanning and Weighing Equipment

Interface Protocol: RS232, OCIA, MDL, USB, and 4683

Low Voltage 73/23/EEC
Non-Automatic Weighing Instruments 90/384/EEC

EN55022-B:1994/1998 - Generic Emission
EN50082-1:1998 - Generic Immunity - Light Industry
EN55024:1998 - Generic Immunity - ITE
EN60950:1995 - ITE Safety
EN60825-1:1994 - Laser Safety
EN45501 - Weighting
OIML R76 - Weighting
EN61000-3-2:1994 - Harmonic Current
EN61000-3-2:1994 - Flicker

Product:

Brad West
Vice President
Quality and Process Management
PSC, Inc.
959 Terry Street
Eugene, OR 97402
U.S.A.

Magellan

®

8100/8200

Peter Lomax
Vice President
Europe, Middle East & Africa
PSC Bar Code Ltd.
Axis 3, Rhodes Way
Wat fo rd
Hertfordshire WD24 4TR
UK

Asia Pacific

PSC Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Telephone: [852]-2-584-6210

Fax: [852]-2-521-0291

Italy

PSC S.p.A.

Vimercate (MI), Italy

Telephone: [39] (0) 39/62903.1

Fax: [39] (0) 39/6859496

Australia

PSC Asia Pacific Pty Ltd.

North Ryde, Australia

Telephone: [61] 0 (2) 9878 8999

Fax: [61] 0 (2) 9878 8688

France

PSC S.A.R.L.

LES ULIS Cedex, France

Telephone: [33].01.64.86.71.00

Fax: [33].01.64 46.72.44

Germany

PSC GmbH

Darmstadt, Germany

Telephone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

Japan

PSC Japan K.K.

Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Telephone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

Latin America

PSC S.A., INC.

Miami, Florida, USA

Telephone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

United Kingdom

PSC Bar Code Ltd.

Watford, England

Telephone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

www.pscnet.com

PSC Inc.

959 Terry Street

Eugene, OR

Telephone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

©2004 PSC INC. R44-2381 (Rev. D) 6/04