SICK IDM140WLAN Series, IDM160WLAN Series Programming Manual

IDM1xx WLAN Hand-held Scanners

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Revision History

Rev. No. Released Date Description

Rev. A1 Feb.09, 2012 First Release

SICK makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this publication, including, but not limited to, the implied warranty of merchantability and fitness for any particular purpose. SICK shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this publication. This publication contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. No part of this publication may be photocopied, reproduced or translated into any language, in any forms, in an electronic retrieval system or otherwise, without prior written permission of SICK.

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Warranty

The currently released status of SICK General Terms of Delivery Factory Automation and Logistics Automation shall apply

Regulatory

FCC, CE

RohS All WLAN IDM devices are conform to RohS standards

Print out this manual

If you want to print out this manual please ensure that the original size is remained and the print out is of good quality. Otherwise the configuration codes contained in this manual may be distorted and cannot be scanned anymore.

Deutsche Version / German version

Das Handbuch ist auch in deutscher Sprache verfügbar. Es kann unter www.sick.com heruntergeladen werden.

This manual is available in German language as well. You can download it on www.sick.com.

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Table of Contents

Getting Started

Getting Familiar with Your IDM WLAN 5 Preparation before Using 7 Install necessary software 9 Find out required information for network settings 10 Further settings 11

Connecting the IDM WLAN scanner

Ad Hoc Connection 15 Infrastructure mode (access point) 23

Batch Mode

Configuration and running batch mode 25

Appendix

Useful Tools 28 Indications 31 Symbology ID Table 33 HEX/ASCII Reference Table 34

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Getting Familiar with Your IDM WLAN

IDM140WLAN Series Scanner IDM160WLAN Series Scanner

The Navigation Key provides up, down, left and right 4-direction navigation. And the Center key is used to launch an application, select an item, or activate the Virtual Keyboard.

LCD Display

Scan Window

Trigger

Reset Button

Left Function Key

Navigation Key

Right Function Key

Beeper Hole

Link Indicator

Status Indicator

Battery Cavitiy

End cap

Tether Plate

Lanyard Cat

Profile

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Power Indicator

Reserved

USB Bus Power Switch

USB interface port

DC Power Jack

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Alphabet

Keyboard

ASCII

Keyboard

Symbol Keyboard

Virtual Keyboard

A unique virtual keyboard has been provided by the Wi-Fi scanner to fulfill various inputs of alphabet, number, symbol and ASCII value. You can use 4 toggle keys ( ) to switch into different keyboard layout before using the navigation key to locate your desired inputs for information entering.

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The scanner

) or via turning the integrated thumb wheel

You can use the overlapping battery label to pull out the battery if needed.

Preparation before Using

Install the Battery

Ensure the battery contacts of the battery pack are facing the charging contacts inside the battery cavity. Slide the battery pack into the battery cavity until hearing a click sound before locking it with the end cap.

will give 4 beeps when the battery pack is installed properly if the battery pack still has power. Secure the end cap with the screw provided (IDM140-WLAN

(IDM160-WLAN).

Charge the Battery

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Plug the DC power cord of the power supply unit into the DC power jack of the cradle. The cradle will issue the power on

) indicator of smart cradle will give one blue blink. The

ttery is not fully charged.

USB 3.0 is available in your host device, both battery charging and regular operation can be supported by the USB

cradle and host device

Plug the AC power plug into the appropriate AC wall socket.

beeps. The center (IDM140 cradle) or upper (IDM160 cradle power indicator of charging cradle will turn steady blue.

Place the scanner on the cradle. The status indicator of scanner will turn steady red if the ba When the battery is fully charged, the status indicator of scanner will flash green at regular interval.

Please charge the new battery pack for 8 hours prior to the first use.

Use USB Bus Power

If Bus Power without using external power supply.

If you want to use this feature, please slide the USB bus power switch to “ON”. Then connect the via USB cable.

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Install necessary software

Before you start using the Wi-Fi scanner, you are recommended to install following software into your host machine. You can download the software for free on www.sick.com.

SICK WaveCentre

The WaveCentre is a useful Windows-based wireless management utility together with an IP virtual COM software driver. Once you installed WaveCentre into your host machine, it can create a virtual COM port for each connected Wi-Fi scanner corresponding to its IP address. Then the Wi-Fi scanner will work as a local serial device of the remote host.

SICK IDM Wi-Fi Set Up Tool

By using the SICK IDM Wi-Fi Set Up Tool, you can create Wi-Fi profiles, change configurations and upgrade firmware with ease. Please note that you have to install the USB virtual COM software driver before using the Set Up Tool. To connect the scanner to the set up tool you have to set it into host link mode. This can be done via the scanner display under “Setup” and then “Advanced”. You then need to place the scanner on the cradle and go to section upload after opening the set up tool software.

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Find out required information for network settings

SSID

The SSID is an 802.11 service set identifier of Independent Wireless Host or Access Point (AP).

Operation Mode

The Wi-Fi scanner supports both “Infrastructure” and “Ad-Hoc” modes. Please note that if you select Ad-Hoc mode, you are suggested to use the Static IP. And the Gateway and Subnet Mask have to be the same as the remote host.

Region and Channel

The region is where the Wi-Fi scanner is used, and the channel number must be the same as the channel setting of AP or the remote host.

Security

The Encryption and Authentication will be used to communicate with the AP or the remote host, such as WEP, WPA and WPA2.

IP Type

Both Static IP and DHCP can be used in your wireless network. But you are recommended to use Static IP for better management purpose.

Remote IP Address and Port

The Remote IP Address is an IP address of the remote host. And the Port will be a listen port of e.g. WaveCentre used to communicate with your Wi-Fi scanners.

Local IP Address

The Local IP Address is the IP address of the Wi-Fi scanner.

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Further settings

Date and Time Setup

After installing the fully charged battery pack into the battery cavity, the scanner will be powered on and booted automatically. You will hear power on beeps and the “Date” setup screen will be displayed after the welcome message.

Once you completed the Date and Time settings, a “No Profile” message box will pop-up to remind you there is no profile existing in your Wi-Fi scanner. Press OK to enter the Desktop (main screen) then go to “SETUP” to create a new Wi-Fi profile.

Use the virtual keyboard to complete the date information input, then press “Enter” (L key) to save the setting.

The “Time” setup screen will be displayed after the “Date” setup screen. Use the virtual keyboard to complete the time information input, then press “Enter” to save the setting.

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Power Switch

Main Menu

Signal

Strength

Time

Battery Status

Link Status

Desktop overview The Desktop is the main screen of Wi-Fi scanner which contains three parts, including Status Bar, Main Menu, and Function Bar.

Status Bar

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Signal Strength

Connecting to the server Disconnected Almost no signal Very low signal Low signal Medium signal Good signal

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Battery Status

Low battery Battery is 20% full Battery is 40% full Battery is 60% full Battery is 80% full Battery is fully charged Battery Charging

Link Status Other Icons

No Wi-Fi Profile COM Port Close COM Port Open

Access Point Security Independent Wireless Device Profile

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Configure your WLAN scanner

Once you entered the “SETUP” from the main menu of Desktop, you will find all available configuration items, including Wi-Fi Profiles, System Settings, Scanner Settings, Interface Settings, Online Scanning, Batch Scanning and Advanced Settings.

Wi-Fi Profiles

Here, not only you can create a new Wi-Fi profile, you can also edit or delete the existing Wi-Fi profiles.

System Settings

In System Setting, you can set or change the date and time, device name, language, LCD brightness, LCD backlight duration, key tones, administrator and user password and so on.

Scanner Settings

In Scanner Setting, you can set or change the details of each bar code symbology and all available options of Operation and Output.

Interface Settings

In Interface Setting, you can define the detailed working behaviors of Wi-Fi, USB COM and USB HID.

Online Scanning

In this setting, you can configure all available options of Online Scanning, including barcode type indication, display font size, record suffix, transmission format, and all detailed controls of Host ACK function.

Batch Scanning

In this setting, you can configure all available options of Batch Scanning, including desired input fields with validation, transmission sequence, field and record delimiters, timestamp format, “Auto Save” and “Auto Delete” functions, link control, transmission interface and so on.

Advanced

In Advanced Setting, you can enter Host Link Mode for connecting the Wi-Fi scanner to IDM Wi-Fi Set Up Tool, and perform Factory Default, Master Default and System Reset. Moreover, you are able to turn on/off the Wi-Fi radio through the setting of Radio Control.

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Connecting the WLAN scanner

Before you connect the Wi-Fi scanner to a remote host, you should collect all required information for network setting, for example SSID name, password, IP adresses available etc.

To start you have to create a correct Wi-Fi profile for the Wi-Fi connection. There are two ways to create Wi-Fi profiles. The easy way is to use the scanner “SETUP” to create a new profile. If you want to create multiple profiles at the same time, you may consider using SICK IDM Wi-Fi Set Up Tool.

On following pages it’s described how to set up a connection via using the scanner display and function keys. There are two possible connection types. One is an ad hoc connection (direct connection between scanner and host), the other is called infrastructure mode (connection via access point).

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Ad Hoc Connection with WLAN capable PC Go to Network settings, right click on wireless networks and open the settings window.

The settings window will open. Mark the Internet protocoll and click on settings.

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Mark the radio button to use the following IP address and type in your desired IP address as well as the sub net mask. Confirm with OK. Note: Other IP addresses, different from the ones used in this example are possible for sure. But they have to match to each other in terms of availability and address room.

Afterwards go to wireless networks and press “Add“ under preferred networks.

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In the following input mask you have to define a name for the network SSID (it’s recommended to use either upper or lower case characters for easy handling). This name will also be used within the WiFi profile of IDM scanner.

Unmark the automatic key and insert your desired network key. It has to consist of 5 or 13 ASCII characters.

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After pressing OK go to the advanced section and controll the the type of network configured. It has to be set to Ad-hoc. End your setting by clicking on Close.

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Press OK and go back to network settings. Right-click on Wireless networks and choose “view available wireless networks”

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Choose your network and press Connect.

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You will be asked for the network key you created some minutes before. Type it in and confirm via Connect.

After a short while the connection will be established.

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Start the WaveCentre Software. It serves as socket program.

Start the IDM WLAN scanner and go to the set up section.

Select Wi-Fi Profiles and confirm the question with yes.

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You can either put in the network parameters manually or you can perform an auto search. The parameters found after auto search also need to be controlled and partly changed. Note: The remote IP address is the addres of the PC, the local IP address is the address of the scanner. The default port setting is 63000.

In both ways it’s essential that the parameters of both PC and scanner match to each other. Otherwise a connection is not possible.

After finishing all input press L-key to save profile data. The IDM scanner will automatically perform a connection attempt. The connection can take some time. When it is not successful the scanner will automatically stop after a pre-defined time out. In this case check the network parameters and control that radio and WaveCenter have been started.

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Also note that security clients, firewalls or different mechanisms can hinder a connection between scanner and PC.

Another connection attempt can be started by going to the Online section of the scanner desktop.

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After successful connection you can see the connection status and the radio quality in the scanner status bar.

Also you can see the scanner displayed inside the WaveCenter software. If you mark the HID box the data from the scanner will be converted into keyboard input data.

After connecting the Wi-Fi scanner to the remote host, you are able to perform the online scanning function by entering “ONLINE” from the main menu of Desktop. Under this mode, all scanned barcodes will be displayed on the screen (and if configured also the type of symbology) and sent to the remote host concurrently.

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If the scanner was unable to read very poor or invalid barcode, you can press the “Keyboard” icon to activate Virtual Keyboard for data entering.

To press “Func” (L key), you are able to view the scan logs and configure the display option. Under Options, you can configure “Barcode Type Indication”, “Font Size” and so on. All scan logs will be automatically recorded until the log storage is full.

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Connection with WLAN in infrastructure mode (via access point) The connection in infrastructure mode requires similar configuration of the IDM WLAN scanner. The main difference is to configure the access point as gateway. It’s important that the scanners IP adress is in the correct range that can be handled and is allowed by the access point. Please check access point wireless settings for this.

Example pictures for Communication via Access point: Example access point settings:

Example PC settings:

Example scanner settings:

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Example communication: Port number has to match!

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Example communication result:

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Batch Mode (Offline data collection)

In batch mode is used as a data collection device. It is an ideal cost-effective solution to fulfill most inventory applications. Before you start to use batch scanning, please enter “SETUP” then select “Batch Scanning” to configure all available

options listed below. Moreover, the “Auto Save” and “Auto Delete” functions will help you to simplify the routine operation of data collecting.

Input Fields

Besides the field of “Item No.”, three more input fields are available for choice, including “Quantity”, “Location” and “Timestamp”. By default, both “Item No.” and “Quantity” fields are enabled. Please note that if you changed the composition of input fields, all stored data will be DELETED.

Validation

You can set the desired input range of each field. The scanner will do the validation automatically after the inputs of each field are completed.

Field and Record Delimiters

Both field delimiter and record delimiter can be changed to meet your application demand.

Transmission Sequence

The transmission sequence of each field can be re-arranged to meet your needs.

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Transmission Interface

The scanner is preset to transmit all stored data through Wi-Fi. Alternatively, you can transmit the stored data through physical USB interface by changing the transmission interface to USB COM or USB HID. In this case, a charging cradle has to be used together with your scanner.

Auto Save

After completing the inputs of each record, the scanner will save the data into storage automatically then go to next record input immediately. You do not need to press “Save” (L Key) to save data. If you still prefer to save data manually, please disable this Auto Save function.

Auto Delete

The scanner is preset to keep all stored data after data transmission in case it needs to be retrieved later. You have to delete all records manually. If you prefer the scanner to perform “Auto Delete” after data transmission, please enable this function.

Link Control

For power saving, the Radio can be disabled during batch scanning. When you want to transmit the data via Wi-Fi, the scanner will activate the Radio and re-connect automatically.

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Run Batch Scanning

After completing all necessary settings of batch scanning, you can enter “BATCH” from the main menu of Desktop to perform batch scanning.

Under this mode, all input data will be stored until the memory storage is full. If the “Auto Save” is enabled, all data will be saved automatically after the inputs of each record are completed. You can continue to the next record input immediately.

Navigation Key For manual inputs, you can use the Navigation Key to activate virtual keyboard for manual

data entry. Moreover, you can use the navigation key to browse previous input records as well.

Press “Func” (R key) to enter the function menu of batch scanning. Then select your desired function to perform the data transmission or to manipulate the stored records.

Default Screen

Transmit Data The scanner is preset to transmit the stored data through Wi-Fi. During the transmission

process, the scanner will give continuous short clicks and blue blinks. Then the scanner will give two short beeps after data transmission is completed.

If you want to transmit the stored data through USB interface, please make sure a cradle has been properly connected to the host with a USB cable. You have to place the scanner onto the cradle right after you press “Transmit Data”. All stored data will be transmitted via your specified interface (USB COM or USB HID).

Input screen with all

available input fields

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Transmit and Save To work with SICK WaveCentre, all transmitted data can be saved as a “TXT” or “CSV” file

into your desired destination (folder) of the remote host. Please note that this function is only available for transmission via Wi-Fi interface.

Delete all Record(s) If “Auto Delete” function is disabled, the scanner still keeps all stored data after transmission.

You have to manually delete all stored records by executing this function.

Function Menu

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Useful Tools

Enter “TOOLS” from the main menu of Desktop, you can find several useful tools, including Site Survey, Link Diagnostic, Data Validation, Scan Test, System Test, Device Information and User Settings.

Site Survey The Site Survey is a very useful tool for finding all discoverable Access Points (AP) and

Independent Wireless Hosts within radio range. After the “Searching” process is completed, a list will be provided for reference. You can check the detailed wireless settings of each AP or Independent wireless host.

Link Diagnostic The Link Diagnostic is a tool for providing detailed link report. Once you run this tool, you have

to select a desired Wi-Fi profile to perform diagnostic. After that, a detailed report of each link process will be provided for reference (see left screen). It’s very helpful for locating link problem if you have difficulty to make a successful link

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Data Validation

The Data Validation is a very useful tool for you to check valid input with ease. You are able to set and store maximum 10 master data for validation. Once you completed the master data setting, you can scan the barcodes and the scanner will compare the scanned data for you. If the scanned data is same as one of master data, a “Check” icon will be shown on the screen. Otherwise, a “Cross” icon will be shown on the screen instead.

System Test

In System Test, you are able to perform most equipment tests, including LCD display, light source, LED indicator, buzzer, vibrator and keypad.

User Settings

In User Setting, the user is able to configure frequently used settings, such as LCD backlight duration control, key tone and buzzer tone settings, and vibrator control.

Device Information

You can find most detailed information of your scanner, such as model number, firmware version, MAC address, device name and so on.

Remote Control

A complete serial command set has been implemented into the Wi-Fi scanner. You can use the Remote Control commands to control Wi-Fi scanner(s) from the remote host. The most useful remote commands are listed below for your reference.

Remote Message This command allows you to send message together with beeping

and vibration.

Remote Indication This command allows you to page the scanner, or send beeping and

vibration from the remote host.

Remote Lock & Unlock You can use this command to lock or unlock the scanner remotely.

Once you locked the scanner, the scanner can’t work till you send unlock command.

How to use remote control If you use SICK WaveCentre together with your Wi-Fi scanner, you can easily use all remote control functions without writing

a program. If you want to use the remote control in your application, please contact your SICK representative to obtain a detailed documentation for development.

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Administrator and User Password

Once you enabled the Administrator Password, the scanner will ask you to enter the administrator password before you can enter “SETUP” to configure the scanner. If you enable the User Password, it will help to prevent any unauthorized use of the scanner. Moreover, you can limit the available functions for all users.

When the scanner enters into sleep mode, you have to enter administrator password or user password right after the scanner wakes up. Please note there is NO master password available. You are recommended to keep your preset passwords in a safe condition for future use.

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Indications

Scanner:

Descriptions Link Indicator Beeper

Radio connected 1 blue blink per 3.5 sec. Off

Radio disconnected 3 blue blinks per 3.5 sec. Off

During connection Quick blue blinks Short clicks

Radio connection built 1 blue blink per 3.5 sec. 4 beeps in ascending tone

Radio connection lost 3 blue blinks per 3.5 sec. 4 beeps in descending tone

Data Transmission Quick blue blink Short clicks

Descriptions Status Indicator Beeper

Under charging (on cradle) Steady red Off

Fully charged (on cradle) 1 green blink at regular interval Off

Out of memory 2 red blinks 2 long beeps

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Battery power low 1 red blink at regular interval (30sec) 1 beep at regular interval(30sec)

Battery power extremely low 8 red blinks 8 beeps

Good read 1 green blink 1 good read beep

Under Configuration Steady red Off

Upgrade state Steady red Short click

Sleep state / Battery no power Off Off

ACK Time-out Indication Off 3 long beeps

Host ACK received Off 1 beep

Error Beep Off 1 long beep

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Symbology ID Table

Each AIM Code Identifier contains the three-character string ]cm where: ] = Flag Character c = Code Character m = Modifier Character

User def.

Code

Family

UPC

Code 128

Codabar Codabar/NW-7 D F m MSI/Plessey MSI/Plessey R M m

Code 25

IATA IATA O R m

UCC Coupon

Primary Format

UPC-A m EAN/JAN-8 4

UPC-A with 2 supple.

UPC-A with 5 supple.

UPC-E m EAN/JAN-13 m

UPC-E with 2 supple.

UPC-E with 5 supple.

Example: A UPC-A bar code 012345678950 with 2 supplement 12 is transmitted as ]E0012345678950]E112

Code 128 B m Code 93 Code 93 H G m

GS1-128 C

Standard/Industrial 2 of 5

Matrix 2 of 5 K X 0 Telepen Telepen T B m

Interleaved 2 of 5 J I m GS1 DataBar GS1 Databar

China Postal Code L X 0

German Postal Code M I 3 Code 39 Trioptic W X 0

UCC Coupon Code Z PDF417 PDF417/Micro PDF417 V L 0

Example : A UPC-A 512345678900 + GS1-128 81010123451297 bar code is transmitted as]E0512345678900]C181010123451297

Example: A EAN-13 9923456789019 + GS1-128 81010123451297 bar code is transmitted as ]E09923456789019]C181010123451297

ID

Code

Character

A

E

I S 0 UK/Plessey UK/Plessey S P 0

Character

Code

E

C

AIM ID

Modified

Characte

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2

1

2

1 Code 11 Code 11 P H m

The listed user defined characters are default values.

User def.

ID

Code Family Primary Format

EAN/JAN-8 with 2 supple.

EAN/JAN-8 with 5 supple.

EAN/JAN

EAN/JAN-13 with 2 supple.

EAN/JAN-13 with 5 supple.

Example: A EAN/JAN-8 bar code 49123562 with 5 supplement 12345 is transmitted as ]E449123562]E212345

Compsoite Composite Code

Code 39 G A m

Code 39

Code 32 G A 0

Codablock Codablock F Y O 0

Korea Post Korea Post Code a X 0

Remark: Above examples are given for the transmission of AIM ID.

Code

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N E

F E

X e 0

Code

Charact

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AIM ID

Modified

Characte

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HEX/ASCII Reference Table

H

L

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 A B C D E F

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

NUL DLE SPACE 0 @ P ` p

SOH DC1 ! 1 A Q a q

STX DC2 " 2 B R b r

ETX DC3 # 3 C S c s

EOT DC4 $ 4 D T d t

ENQ NAK % 5 E U e u

ACK SYN & 6 F V f v

BEL ETB ' 7 G W g w

BS CAN ( 8 H X h x

HT EM ) 9 I Y i y

LF SUB * : J Z j z

VT ESC + ; K [ k {

FF FS , < L \ l |

CR GS - = M ] m }

SO RS . > N ^ n ~

SI US / ? O _ o DEL

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Example: ASCII “A” → HEX “41”; ASCII “a” → “61”

: High Byte of HEX Value : Low Byte of HEX Value

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