Symbol M2004-I418 Special Operating Instructions

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Special
Operating
Instructions
for
M2004-I418
73-39696-418
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Contents

Features ............................................................3
Plural Stage Bar Codes.....................................3
Custom Default Parameter Settings*.................4
Decode 2-Stage Bar Codes...............................6
Plural Stage Mode Select Bar Codes................7
RC Mode Plural Stage Enable/Disable Bar
Codes ......................................................8
NRC Mode Plural Stage Select..............10
Plural Stage Inter-Decode Wait Time......11
Plural Stage Decode Inhibit Timeout Be-
tween Full Stage Decodes......................11
Plural Stage Same Single Symbol Timeout
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Plural Stage Row Data Transmission Format
Options ..................................................13
Row Prefix/Suffix Values........................18
Transmit Plural Stage Row Recognition
Codes ....................................................20
Plural Stage ADF Rule...........................21
Plural Stage Row Recognition Codes....23
Clearing Recognition Codes..................34
Recognition Characters Done................35
Position Value Placement ......................35
Enable/Disable Supplemental Recognition
Characters.............................................36
AGC Control ..........................................38
Numeric Keypad Bar Codes ........................... 39
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Features

The M2004-I418 d if f ers from t he s tandard in the following ways:
Plural Stage bar code decoding is support­ed.
Custom default parameter settings are im­plemented.
Supplemental Recognition Characters are supported.

Plural Stage Bar Codes

A Plural Stage bar code is defined as multiple barcodes that are printed in close proximity to each other. They are usually arranged in a vertical fashion (i.e. one above the other), although this is not a requirement.
Two modes of plural stage decoding are supported in this product:
RC Mode requires the use of recognition codes in order to decode plural stage bar codes. Row recognition codes can be pro­grammed by the user for use when the scanner is in RC Mode. In this mode the scanner supports 2-stage, 3-stage, and 4­stage bar code readin g, where the number of the stage indicates the n umber of sepa­rate bar codes that make up the plural stage bar code set. See Plural Stage Row
Recognition Codes on page 23 for details
regarding the format of t he recognition codes.
NRC Mode does not require the use of rec­ognition codes. In this mode, the number of bar codes the scanne r must decode prior to transmitting is set through the NRC Mode
Plural St age Select parameter. This param-
eter can be set from 2 - 5 barcodes.
When the data is transmitted, formatted row 1 data is sent first, formatt ed row 2 is sent second, etc. See Plural Stage ADF Rule on page 21 for
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details regarding the formatting of the row data.

Custom Default Parameter Settings*

Parameter Default Setting
Plural Stage Mode Use Recognition
Decode 2-Stage bar codes (Applies to RC Mode)
Decode 3-Stage bar codes (Ap­plies to RC Mode)
Decode 4-Stage bar codes (Ap­plies to RC Mode)
NRC Mode Plural Stage Select (Applies to NRC Mode)
Transmit plural stage recognition codes
Row 1 Data Format <Row 1 Data>
Row 2 Data Format <Row 2 Data>
Row 3 Data Format <Row 3 Data>
Row 4 Data Format <Row 4 Data>
Row 5 Data Format <Row 5 Data>
Codes (RC Mode)
Disabled
Disabled
Disabled
2
Enabled
<Row 1 Suffix>
<Row 2 Suffix>
<Row 3 Suffix>
<Row 4 Suffix>
<Row 5 Suffix>
Prefixes and Suffixes for Rows 1-5
*Scanning "Set Defaults" will not restore the row recogni­tion codes and associated location values to the defaults shown in this table. Separate bar codes are provided that allow the user to clear stored recognition codes. See
Clearing Recognition Codes on page 34 for bar codes
that clear stored recognition codes.
7013 (CR/LF for s erial de­vices, ENTER key for others)
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Parameter Default Setting
All Row Recognition Codes None (i.e., Not Set)
All Position Values 0 (i.e., Not Set)
All Relative Start Position Set­tings
Decode Inhibit Timer 500ms
Inter-Decode Wait Time 200ms
Same Single Symbol Timeout 600ms
Enable/Disable Supplemental Recognition Characters
Supplemental Recognition Characters (3 Characters Maxi­mum)
*Scanning "Set Defaults" will not restore the row recogni­tion codes and associated location values to the defaults shown in this table. Separate bar codes are provided that allow the user to clear stored recognition codes. See
Clearing Recognition Codes on page 34 for bar codes
that clear stored recognition codes.
From Left
Disabled
491
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Decode 2-Stage Bar Codes

When Decode 2-S tag e Bar Codes is en abled, the following parameter values are set:
2 Stage, Row 1, Code 1 Characters>:97 2 Stage, Row 1, Code 1 position value> for
first character "9":01 2 Stage, Row 1, Code 1 position value> for
second character "7":02
2 Stage, Row 2, Code 1 Characters>:19 2 Stage, Row 2, Code 1 position value> for
first character "1":01 2 Stage, Row 2, Code 1 position value> for
second character "9":02
2 Stage , Row 1, Code 2 Characters >: N one ­No Specific Value
2 Stage, Row 1, Code 2 position Value > for first character "None": 01
2 Stage, Row 1, Code 2 position Value > for second character "None": 02
2 Stage , Row 2, Code 2 Characters >: N one ­No Specific Value
2 Stage, Row 2, Code 2 position Value > for first character "None": 01
2 Stage, Row 2, Code 2 position Value > for second character "None": 02
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Plural Stage Mode Select Bar Codes

Scan one of the foll owing bar cod es to set the plural stage mode.
In RC mode the scanner attempts to match scanned bar codes with stored recognition codes in order to decode and transmit plural stage bar codes.
(Use Recognition Codes)
RC Mode
In NRC mode, the scanner attempt s to scan the number of bar codes specified by the setting of the NRC Mode Plural Stage Select parameter before transmitting.
(Non-recognition Code Mo de )
NRC Mode
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RC Mode Plural Stage Enable/Disable Bar Codes

Scan the bar code(s) below that represents the desired choice(s) for enabling and disabling Plural Stage decoding while in RC Mode.
Enable 2-Stage Decoding
Disable 2-Stage Decoding
Enable 3-Stage Decoding
Disable 3-Stage Decoding
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Enable 4-Stage Decoding
Disable 4-Stage Decoding
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NRC Mode Plural Stage Select

When the Plural Stage Mode is set to NRC Mode, scan the bar code below that corresponds to the number of unique barcodes the scanner should attempt to decode before transmitting.
Decode And Transmit Any 2
Decode And Transmit Any 3
Decode And Transmit Any 4
Decode And Transmit Any 5
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Plural Stage Inter-Decode Wait Time

When a bar code from a plural stage set is decoded, this parameter sets the amount of time within which an attempt is made to decode the next plural stage bar code within the set. If another bar code is not decoded before this time expires, the previous decode(s) is invalidated.
T o select a n ew wait time (programmab le from
0.0 to 5.0 seconds in .1 second increments),
scan the bar code below followed by two numeric bar codes, starting on page 39.
Plural Stage Inter-decode Wait Time

Plural Stage Decode Inhibit Timeout Between Full Stage Decodes

This parameter sets the amount of time the scanner delays before resuming decode attempts after a complete stage has been decoded (i.e., all rows have been read).
T o set this param eter (programmable from 0.0 to 5.0 seconds in .1 second increments), scan the bar code below followed by two numeric bar codes, starting on page 39.
Plural Stage Decode Inhibit Timeout
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Plural Stage Same Single Sy mbol Timeout

This parameter sets the time the scanner waits afte r a plura l stag e bar co de is de coded to accept decodes of any of the single bar codes making up this plural st a ge bar cod e. The scanner accept s decode data if a new bar code is seen, or if this timeout has expired.
T o set this param eter (programmable from 0.0 to 5.0 seconds in .1 second increments), scan the bar code below followed by two numeric bar codes, starting on page 39.
Plural Stage Single Symbol Timeout
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Plural Stage Row Data Transmission Format Options

Scan the bar code(s) that corresponds to the desired data transmission format for each row.
First Row Format Options
<ROW 1 DATA>
<ROW 1 PREFIX><ROW 1 DATA>
<ROW 1 DATA><ROW 1 SUFFIX>
<ROW 1 PREFIX><ROW 1 DATA>
<ROW 1 SUFFIX>
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Second Row Format Options
<ROW 2 DATA>
<ROW 2 PREFIX><ROW 2 DATA>
<ROW 2 DATA><ROW 2 SUFFIX>
<ROW 2 PREFIX><ROW 2 DATA>
<ROW 2 SUFFIX>
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Third Row Format Options
<ROW 3 DATA>
<ROW 3 PREFIX><ROW 3 DATA>
<ROW 3 DATA><ROW 3 SUFFIX>
<ROW 3 PREFIX><ROW 3 DATA>
<ROW 3 SUFFIX>
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Fourth Row Format Options
<ROW 4 DATA>
<ROW 4 PREFIX><ROW 4 DATA>
<ROW 4 DATA><ROW 4 SUFFIX>
<ROW 4 PREFIX><ROW 4 DATA>
<ROW 4 SUFFIX>
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Fifth Row Format Options
<ROW 5 DATA>
<ROW 5 PREFIX><ROW 5 DATA>
<ROW 5 DATA><ROW 5 SUFFIX>
<ROW 5 PREFIX><ROW 5 DATA>
<ROW 5 SUFFIX>
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Row Prefix/Suffix Values

To set the prefix/suffix values for plural stage row data, scan the corresponding bar code followed by four numeric bar codes, starting on page 39. See the ASCII Equivalent Tables in the Cyclone Reference Guide for t he four d igit valu es tha t correspond to the various keystrokes.
M2000 Series Product
ROW 1 PREFIX
ROW 1 SUFFIX
ROW 2 PREFIX
ROW 2 SUFFIX
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ROW 3 PREFIX
ROW 3 SUFFIX
ROW 4 PREFIX
ROW 4 SUFFIX
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ROW 5 PREFIX
ROW 5 SUFFIX

Transmit Plural Stage Row Recognition Codes

Scan one of the following bar c odes to enable or disable the transmission of recognition code characters.
Transmit Recognition Code
Do Not Transmit Recognition Code
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Plural Stage ADF Rule

A new ADF criteria and action allow formatting of plural stage data. When any plural stage bar c ode is read (criteria is “When Plural Stage Scan”), the data is sent according to the spec ification (action is “Send Plural St age Form at”), i.e., th e data i s sent as follows:
<formatted 1st row> <formatted 2nd row> <formatted 3rd row> <formatted 4th row>
where the row formatting is det ermined by the
Plural Stage Row Data Transmission Format Options on page 13.
This new criteria allows the user to perform standard ADF on plural stage bar codes by reading them as a single bar code.
To recreate the default rule:
1. Scan the “When Plural Stage Scan Da­ta” bar code below:
When Plural Stage Scan Data
(Criteria)
2. Scan the “Send Plural Stage Format” bar code below:
Send Plural Stage Format
3. Scan the “Save Rule” bar code f rom the
Cyclone
(Action)
M2000 Series Product Refer-
ence Guide).
This allows you to send plural stage format after entering several ADF rules (some of which use the When Plural Stage Scan Data
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criteria) without erasing all rules to return to the default rule.
To change the Scan Data Transmission
Format parameter f rom the Cyclone
M2000
Series Product Reference Guide, scan the
“Normal Scan Data T ransmis sion O ption” bar code below instead of the “Scan Options ” bar code.
Normal Scan Data
Transmission Option
This allows the user to format plural stage data one way and normal bar code data another way. The “Scan Options” bar code sets a When Scan Any criteria, which is the highest priority criteria and overrides the When Plural Stage Scan Data criteria.
Note: To format normal data and plural
stage data the same, the “Scan Options” bar code from the Cy-
M2000 Series Product
clone Reference Guide may be used.
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Plural Stage Row Recognition Codes

Up to two different recognition codes can be programmed for each row within ea ch type o f plural stage bar code (2-Stage, 3-Stage, or 4­Stage ). A recognition code consists of from 1 to 3 ASCII characters. For each character a position value mus t be programmed to tell the scanner what positio n in the bar code to look for that character. This position value is programmed to be relative to the left side of the bar code data or relative to the right side of the data.
Programming Recognition Code Characters
T o pro gram the recognit ion code cha racter(s):
1. Scan the appropriate recognition code character bar code, starting on page 25.
2. Scan 1, 2, or 3 bar codes from the alpha­numeric keyboard bar codes in the Cy-
M2000 Series P roduct Refe rence
clone Guide.
3. Scan “Recognition Chars Done” on page
35.
Programming Recognition Code Position Values
To program the position values for a recognition code:
1. Scan the appropriate position value bar code, starting on page 25.
2. Scan a numeric bar code, starting on page
39 to indicate which cha racter (1st, 2nd, or
3rd) of the recognition code you are set­ting a location value for.
3. Scan the “From Left” or “From Right” bar code on page 35 to indicate whether the position value you will enter is relative to the left side or the right side of the bar code data.
4. Scan two numeric bar codes, starting on
page 39 to represent the posit ion valu e it-
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self. The first bar code scanned repre­sents the most significant digit. For example, to enter a position value of 10, scan 1, then 0.
Note: All row 1 recognition codes (for
any plural stage type) must be unique from all other reco gnition codes. Row 2, 3, or 4 recognition codes must only be different from the recognition codes set for the other rows within the same plural stage type (2-stage, 3-stage, or 4­stage). If an illegal entry is at­tempted, the scanner sounds an error beep.
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2-Stage Recognition Codes
Row 1 Codes - First Code
2-Stage, Row 1, Code 1 Characters
2-Stage, Row 1, Code 1 Position Values
Row 1 Codes - Second Code
2-Stage, Row 1, Code 2 Characters
2-Stage, Row 1, Code 2 Position Values
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Row 2 Codes - First Code
2-Stage, Row 2, Code 1 Characters
2-Stage, Row 2, Code 1 Position Values
Row 2 Codes - Second Code
2-Stage, Row 2, Code 2 Characters
2-Stage, Row 2, Code 2 Position Values
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3-Stage Recognition Codes
Row 1 Codes - First Code
3-Stage, Row 1, Code 1 Characters
3-Stage, Row 1, Code 1 Position Values
Row 1 Codes - Second Code
3-Stage, Row 1, Code 2 Characters
3-Stage, Row 1, Code 2 Position Values
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Row 2 Codes - First Code
3-Stage, Row 2, Code 1 Characters
3-Stage, Row 2, Code 1 Position Values
Row 2 Codes - Second Code
3-Stage, Row 2, Code 2 Characters
3-Stage, Row 2, Code 2 Characters
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Row 3 Codes - First Code
3-Stage, Row 3, Code 1 Characters
3-Stage, Row 3, Code 1 Position Values
Row 3 Codes - Second Code
3-Stage, Row 3, Code 2 Characters
3-Stage, Row 3, Code 2 Position Values
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4-Stage Recognition Codes
Row 1 Codes - First Code
4-Stage, Row 1, Code 1 Characters
4-Stage, Row 1, Code 1 Position Values
Row 1 Codes - Second Code
4-Stage, Row 1, Code 2 Characters
4-Stage, Row 1, Code 2 Position Values
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Row 2 Codes - First Code
4-Stage, Row 2, Code 1 Characters
4-Stage, Row 2, Code 1 Position Values
Row 2 Codes - Second Code
4-Stage, Row 2, Code 2 Characters
4-Stage, Row 2, Code 2 Position Values
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Row 3 Codes - First Code
4-Stage, Row 3, Code 1 Characters
4-Stage, Row 3, Code 1 Position Values
Row 3 Codes - Second Code
4-Stage, Row 3, Code 2 Characters
4-Stage, Row 3, Code 2 Position Values
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Row 4 Codes - First Code
4-Stage, Row 4, Code 1 Characters
4-Stage, Row 4, Code 1 Position Values
Row 4 Codes - Second Code
4-Stage, Row 4, Code 2 Characters
4-Stage, Row 4, Code 2 Position Values
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Clearing Recognition Codes

Scan one of the following bar codes to clear all recognition codes , clear only 2- stage codes, clear only 3-st age codes, or cl ear only 4-stage codes.
To clear a single recognition code, scan the appropriate recognition code character bar code, starting on page 25 followed by the “Recognition Chars Done” bar code on page
35.
Clear All Recognition Codes For
All Plural Stage Types
Clear All 2-stage Recognition Codes
Clear All 3-stage Recognition Codes
Clear All 4-stage Recognition Codes
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Recognition Characters Done

Scan the ba r code below when you have finished entering recognition code characters.
Recognition Chars Done

Position Value Placement

Scan a bar code below to sele ct relative to the left side or relative to the right side when entering a position value.
From Left
From Right
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Enable/Disable Supplemental Recognition Characters

To enable or disable the Supplemental Recognition Characters (SRC) scan one of the following bar codes.
Enable SRC
Disable SRC
Supplemental Recognition Characters
The Supplemental Recognition Chara c ters can be up to 3 alphanumeric characters long and be programmed by the user (default character s are "491") . The recognition character(s) is comp ared to the lef t-mo st characters in the decoded UPC/EAN bar code. When all characters match, the Decode UPC/EAN Supplemental is temporarily set to Decod e with Supplement al, all other cases are set to Ignore with Supplemental.
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To set a Supplemental Recognition Character:
1. Scan the “Set SRC” bar code below to select new supplemental recognition characters.
Set SRC
2. Scan up to three alphanumeric bar codes from the Cyclone
TM
M2000 Se-
ries Product Reference Guide.
3. Scan the “SRC Done” bar code below to store the characters.
SRC Done
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AGC Control

AGC Control is used by the M2004-I400 standard produc t to prevent mi s-decodes and double decodes when in Omn i-directional and Semi-Omni-directional modes. In order to decode "Low Dens ity " ba rco des in O mni an d Semi-Omni modes of operation AGC Control has to be shut off, effectively increasing the chance of mis-decodes and double decodes.
AGC Control Off
(Default)
AGC Control Off
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Numeric Keypad Bar Codes

0
1
39
2
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5
40
6
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