TraceHabil LDT75C User Manual

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Manuel de programmation du lecteur

LDT75C ver 2.1

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Introduction

Bar code technology enables efficient data collection in
various businesses including both commercial office and
industrial automation. Importantly bar code technology
also ensures the accuracy of captured data. The bar code
readers described in this manual have been developed for
maximum efficiency accuracy and ease of use in various
process scenarios.

FCC Statement

The federal communications commission FCC requires
that all CCD readers must be labeled with FCC
approval.
This equipment complies with the requirements in part 15
of FCC rules for a class A computing device. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual may cause harmful interface to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area may cause unacceptable interference to
radio and TV reception requiring the operator to take
whatever is necessary to correct the interface.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page
Introduction--------------------------------------------- 1
Contents------------------------------------------------- 2
Chapter 1. Technical Data----------------------------- 3
Chapter 2. How to install your Bar Code Reader-- 4
Chapter 3. Pin Assignment---------------------------- 4~7
Chapter 4. Set up configuration---------------------- 7~8

1.Set Default Configuration------------ 9

2.Interface Options---------------------- 10

3.System Type--------------------------- 11

4.Keyboard Wedge Setting------------- 12

5.RS-232 Setting------------------------ 13

6.WAND Emulation Setting----------- 14

7.Scanning Control ---------------------- 15~16

8.Turn On Various Bar Code Format--- 17~18

9.Code Identifier ------------------------ 19~20

10.Code 39 Control----------------------- 21

11.Interleaved 2 of 5 Control------------ 22

12.Industrial 2 of 5 Control-------------- 23

13.Matrix 2 of 5 Control----------------- 24

14.Coda Bar/NW7 Control-------------- 25

15.EAN-13 Control----------------------- 26

16.UPC-A Control------------------------ 27

17.EAN-8 Control------------------------ 28

18.UPC-E Control------------------------ 28

19.UPC/EAN Conversion--------------- 29

20.Code 11 Control----------------------- 29

21.MSI Code Control-------------------- 30

22.Telepen Mode-------------------------- 30

23.China Postal Code Control---------- 31

24.End of Text Message----------------- 32

25.PC AT Keyboard Nationality-------- 33~34

26.Set Prefix ------------------------------- 35

27.Set Suffix ------------------------------- 35

28.Data Format---------------------------- 36

29.Other Control-------------------------- 37
Appendix A: Hexadecimal/Decimal Table -------- 38
Appendix B: Hex and Numeric table--------------- 39~42
AT Function Key---------------------- 43~44

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TTL, RS232C, Keyboard Wedge,

Chapter 1. Technical Data

This User’s Manual introduces the technical specification
of the bar code readers. The product features are
described in later chapter e.g. installation? set-up and
configuration as well as detailed technical specifications.

Main Technical FEATURES

Bar code width
Depth of reading
Working current

Light
Interface

Device Selection For
Keyboard Interface

Bar code selections Code39, Code32, CIP39

Keyboard nationality

75mm
0 to 40mm
Scanning 84mA (with Decoder)
Stand-by 14mA
Red LED array 660nm

WAND, Notebook , USB
PC AT/XT, PS/2 25, 30, 50, 60,
70, 80, Acer 7300, IBM 5550,
Mac, NEC9800

Coda Bar (CLSI)
EAN-13, UPC-A, EAN -8, UPC-E
(Add on 2 of 5)
MSI/Plessey (UK Plessey )
Code 128 (EAN128)
Code 93
Code 11
Interleaved 2 of 5
Industrial 2 of 5
Matrix 2 of 5
China Postal Code
Telepen
US, French, German, Spanish,
Italian, UK, Swiss, Belgium,
Netherlands, Sweden, Norway,
Denmark, Protugal, Finland,
Slovakia, Japan, Hungary,
Greece, Yugoslavia Cyrillic,
Yugoslavia

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Phone

1 3 4 2 5 1 3 4 2 5 2 5 1

3 4

6 6 4 2 1 3 5

Chapter 2. How to install your Bar Code Reader

Installation:

Step 1. Turn off the power on your terminal device.
Step 2. Connect the bar code reader to the appropriate

outlet on the technical device depending on the
model / interface cable that you have, e.g.
RS232, PS2, ……….

Step 3. Turn on the terminal device, you will hear the

initial welcome music.

Step 4. The reader is now in stand-by mode.

Chapter 3. Pin Assignment

This bar code reader is designed to be connected via
various cable connections, the pin assignments are listed
as below :

1. Keyboard Wedge:

A. 6 DIN and 5 DIN connector

M F M F

DIN-6M DIN-6F Function DIN-5M DIN-5F

Jack

1 3 3 GND 4 4
2 4 4 VCC 5 5
3 -- 5 K/B CLK -- 1
4 -- 1 K/B DATA -- 2
5 1 -- SYS DATA 2 -­6 5 -- SYS CLK 1 -­7 -- -- -- -- -­8 -- -- -- -- -­9 -- -- -- -- --

10 -- -- -- -- --

3 3 GND shield 4 4

5

Phone

1 3 4 2 5 6 1 3 4 2 5

1

14 25

13 6 5 9 1 6 5 9 1

2. RS-232 : 9 PIN and 25 PIN female RS-232 connector

9P 25P

Phone Jack 9 Pin (F) 25 Pin (F)

1 5.1 7.1 GND
2 9 16.25 VCC
3 -- -- K/B DATA
4 -- -- K/B CLK
5 -- -- SYS DATA
6 -- -- SYS CLK
7 7 4 CTS
8 2 3 TXD
9 3 2 RXD

10 8 5 RTS

5 7 GND Shield

3. WAND Emulation: 9 PIN female and 5 DIN?6 DIN

male connector

Function

9P M M

Jack

Remark

Dsub

9P (F)

Dsub

9P (M )

DIN-5M DIN-6M

1 GND 7.8 1 3 3
2 VCC 9 5 1 1
8 DATA 2 7 2 2

GND Shield 7 1 3 3

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2 4 1 3 4 2 3 1

2 5 8

7

1 3

4

6 2 5 8 7 1 4 3 6

4. Apple MACINTOSH: 4 PIN female and 4 DIN male

M F

Phone Jack Function DIN-4M DIM-4F

1 GND 4 4
2 VCC 3 3
3 K/B DATA -- -­4 K/B CLK -- -­5 SYS DATA 1 1
6 SYS CLK -- -­7 -- -- -­8 -- -- -­9 -- -- --

10 -- -- --

GND Shield 4 4

connector

5. NEC 9800: 8 PI N female and 8 DIN male connector

M F

Phone Jack Function DIN-8M DIM-8F

1 GND 2 2
2 VCC 8 8
3 K/B DATA -- 4
4 K/B CLK -- 3
5 SYS DATA 4 -­6 SYS CLK 3 -­7 -- -- -­8 -- -- -­9 -- -- --

10 -- -- --

Reset 1 1
Retry 5 5

-- 6 6

-- 7 7
GND Shield 2 2

7

6 5 9 1

6. TTL (CMOS): 9 PIN female and 5 DIN?6DIN male

connector

9P

Phone Jack

1 GND 7
2 VCC+5V 9
3 DATA 1
4 INDICATOR 2
5 TRIGGER 3
6 ENABLE 4
7 SCAN 5
8 -- -­9 -- --

10 -- --

GND Shield

Function Dsub 9P (F)

Chapter 4. Set Up Configuration

1. Example:

In order to setup the program for the bar code
reader, you must be familiar with the setup
procedure. Three examples are given below.

Example 1: Setup Code 39 refer page 21

Start ? Place command to CCD

Code 39 ON ? Turning on Code39 decoding

Full ASCII ? Code39 Full ASCII mode selected

Verify Checksum

END ? Setting procedure completed

?

Code39 mode 43

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Example 2:

Start ? Place command to CCD

Flash mode ? Turning on Flash mode

Start ? Place command to CCD

Flash On/Off ? Turn on Flash on/off time setting

Appendix A "0",”6”

Appendix A "0",”A”

Example 3:

Start ? Place command to CCD

Interleaved 2 of 5 On

Define length ?

Appendix A "0", "A"

?

Setting Flash on 0.6 sec

?

Setting Flash off 1 sec

?

Turning on Interleaved 2 of 5

Define interleaved 2 of 5

?

Length with is equal to 10

SET Only length 10 is set

Appendix A "0", "C"

Appendix A "0", "E"

All Appendix A are no need to scan “END”
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?

Length with is equal to 12

SET Both length 10 & 12 are set

?

Length with is equal to 14
All 3 length (10,12,14) are set

completely.
No need to scan “SET” again.

1. SET DEFAULT CONFIGURATION

Default

All programmed settings will be returned to the
manufacture default setting after the scanning process.

Other available option

Show configuration Show version

Abort setting

Start up code

If the scanner’s light is on, but it can not read. Try to
scan the “start up code”. The scanner may read again.

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2. INTERFACE OPTIONS

Start

*Keyboard

AT Notebook

RS-232

WAND

End
Read the interface selection code for your particular
application.
Above interfaces, only one can be enabled, other
interfaces will be disabled automatically, ie, scan
“Start”? “RS232”? “End”.

Mute

If you scan “Mute”, the initial welcome music will be
on “Mute” mode when power on the terminal device

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3. SYSTEM TYPE

Start

Apple Macintosh ADB PC XT

NEC 9800 *PC AT, PS/2 50 60 70 80

IBM 5550 PS/2 25 30

ACER 7300

End

Other system types may be available upon request,
please consult your supplier for details.

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4. KEYBOARD WEDGE SETTING

Start

*On

Upper/Lower case

Upper *Lower

Number Keys

*Alphanum Number lock

Upper Caps Lock

*OFF ON

*OFF ON

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Alt+Number

End

5. RS-232 SETTING

Start On

Baud Rate

1200 *9600

2400 19200

4800 38400

7 bit *8 bit

*Disabled Even

Odd

*Disabled Xon/Xoff RS232

Data Bits

Parity

RS-232 Hand
Shaking

End RTS/CTS RS232

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