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Using this document and its content

TXCOM makes no declarations and offers no warranty regarding the content or use of this manual, and in particular does not accept any warranties, express or implied, concerning the merchant's authenticity or the fitness of the product for a particular purpose. Furthermore, TXCOM reserves the right to update this publication and to provide modifications at any time and without notice.

TXCOM does not accept any liability regarding potential modifications that may have been made to the delivered equipment.

Use of this equipment is at your own risk. TXCOM will not be held liable for any loss or damage, direct or indirect, that results from its use.

On the other hand, TXCOM reserves the right to modify its products, in whole or in part, at any time and without notice.

This manual, supplied in either hard copy or digital format, is intended for the private use of the recipient. It cannot be modified or duplicated in any way without the written authorisation of TXCOM. All of the product names cited in this document are trademarks of their respective manufacturers.

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Revision and history

Revision

Date

Description

28/07

/2016

Created

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Table of contents

USING THIS DOCUMENT AND ITS CONTENT 2

REVISION AND HISTORY 3

ABLE OF CONTENTS 4

DISPOSAL 5

DISPOSAL OF THE SCANNER, CHARGER AND CABLES 5 DISPOSAL OF THE BATTERY 5

BEAM AND LED 6

GETTING STARTED 7

INTRODUCTION 7 TINYOM II PACKAGE CONTENTS 8 OPTIONAL COMPONENTS 9 TECHNICAL FEATURES 10 CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK 11 INSERTING AND REMOVING THE BATTERY FROM THE READER 12 BATTERY CHARGE STATUS 13 PUTTING TINYOM IION THE WRIST STRAP AND TAKING IT OFF AGAIN 14 SWITCHING THE READER ON/OFF 15 READER TRIGGER MODES 17 READING MODES 19 AIMING AT A BARCODE 23 READER STATUSES 25 DEFAULT SETTINGS 26

ESTABLISHING A BLUETOOTH CONNECTION 27

FEATURES OF THE TINYOM II BLUETOOTH MODULE 27 SECURITY LEVELS 27 CONNECTION WITH THE HID PROFILE 28 CONNECTION WITH THE SPP PROFILE 39

CONFIGURATION 55

ACCELEROMETER 55 KEYBOARD EMULATION 64 BLUETOOTH 69 PREVENTING DUPLICATE SCANNING 73 CONFIGURING THE BEAM 75 CONFIGURING THE SOUND SIGNAL 80 CONFIGURING THE LENGTH OF TIME BEFORE AUTOMATIC SWITCH-OFF 82 SETTING THE VIBRATION 84 ENABLING AND DISABLING BARCODE TYPES 86

APPENDICES 94

APPENDIX 1: INSTALLING A BLUETOOTH DONGLE 94 APPENDIX 2: WALL MOUNTING FOR BATTERY CHARGING DOCK 97 APPENDIX 3: GENERATING A CONNECTION BARCODE 100 APPENDIX 4: FINDING THE BDA ADDRESS FOR A TINYOM II 102 APPENDIX 5: IN-CAR AND TRUCK CHARGER 103 APPENDIX 6: TINYOM II / MOTOROLA ZEBRA / HONEYWELL COMPATIBILITY 104

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Disposal

Disposal of the scanner, charger and cables

This product, including any accessories, must not be disposed of with your unsorted household waste. These items must be disposed of at specialist recycling facilities.

Disposal of the battery

Refer to your local authority’s guidelines on battery

disposal. Never dispose of batteries with

ordinary household waste. These items must be disposed of at specialist recycling facilities.

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Beam and LED

THE BEAM of TINYOM II is a Class 2 laser (NF EN 60825-1 dated July 1994). This is a low-power laser that emits visible

radiation (wavelength: 400 nm–700 nm) with no significant risk, unless the user employs optics to concentrate the beam. However, intentional and prolonged ocular exposure may cause glare and momentarily impaired vision.

THE WHITE LED has a light output of 100 lm/W (lumens per watt). As the LED has a maximum consumption of 1 watt,

the maximum light output of TINYOM II is therefore 100 lm. When the beam is at 100% of its light output, it is equivalent to a 10–15 W incandescent bulb.

The 1D version includes a Class 1 LED. This product is VDE EN60950-1 and EN60825-1 certified.

The 2D version includes a Class 2 laser. This product is VDE EN60950-1 and EN60825-1 certified.

LASER EMISSION DO NOT LOOK AT THE BEAM

CLASS 2 LASER/LED

1 mW 630–680 nm

BEAM

WHITE LED

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Getting started

Introduction

TINYOM II is a hands-free reader, available in a 1D and 1D/2D version. Thanks to its positioning and movement or Keypad trigger mode, the operator has a greater freedom to handle objects, type on a keyboard or use a PC mouse. In addition to its light weight (155 g) and its compactness (73 x 57 x 27 mm), this reader is very robust in harsh environments, for example, in a cold store (-30°C), or repeated falls onto concrete from a height of up to 1.5 metres.

TINYOM II is available in 2 versions:

version 1D/2D (PN: TX7120) version 1D (PN: TX7020)

It can communicate with all devices equipped with Bluetooth, such as PCs, tablets, smartphones, PDAs etc. on Android, iOS and Windows operating systems.

Two profiles are supported, the SPP (Serial Port Profile) and the HID (Human Interface Device). The SPP profile establishes a series connection between two Bluetooth devices. The TINYOM II reader works in master or slave mode.

The HID profile emulates a keyboard via Bluetooth. (For example, a barcode reader will transfer information via Bluetooth and write it directly into a text editor).

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TINYOM II package contents

The TINYOM II package includes all the components needed to set up and start using TINYOM II.

Description

Reference

Quantity

TINYOM II 1D or 1D/2D

TX7020 or TX7120

Wrist strap

TX70K1

Battery

TX70K2

Charging base

TX70CH

EU and UK power

adaptor

TX70K7

Wall mounting clip

TX70K8

Quick Start Up Guide

TINYOM II 1D/2D ref. TX7120

TINYOM II 1D ref. TX7020

Charging base ref. TX70CH

Power adaptor ref.

3110938

Wrist strap ref. TX70K1

Battery ref. TX70K2

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Optional components

Description

Reference

8-point EU power adaptor

TX70K3

8-point UK power adaptor

TX70K4

In-car and truck charger

TX70K6

8-point EU power adaptor ref.

TX70K3

8-point UK power adaptor ref. TX70K4

In-car and truck charger ref. TX70K6

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Technical features

Physical features

Dimensions of reader with battery

73 x 57 x 27 mm

Weight with battery

155

User environment

Operating temperature

30°C to +55°C

Number of drops tolerated

40 drops from 1.5

m onto concrete

Protection

rating

IP5x

(IP54 certification in progress)

Imager type

1D or 1D/2D

Performance characteristics

Battery

Removable battery pack, lithium

ion 3.7

V, 1600

mAh

Battery life

35,000 scans

Mains adaptor

100–240

VAC / 50

–60Hz / 5

VDC 1.2

A LPS

Bluetooth

module

Class 1, V2.1, SPP and HID profile

Bluetooth range in the open

100

metres

Accelerometer

trigger

Adjustable by 15° increments on two axes

User interface

Audible alarm

dBA SPL @ 10

Light-emitting diodes

3 LEDs red, green and blue

Beam

trigger mode

Keypad

Keypad Switch

Accelerometer

Remote software command

MTBF

Controller board

780,000

hours

1D or 1D/2D reader head

250,000

hours

Battery

1100

mAh (70% of the maximum capacity) after 300 charging

and discharging cycles

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Charging the battery pack

The lithium-ion battery pack is designed to connect to the TINYOM II reader and its charger. The charger will only function with the mains adaptor ENG Electric, model 3A-068WP05.

Before using your TINYOM II, you must fully charge the battery pack using the charging base. For better battery life, we recommend that you use the battery until the charge is between 10 and 20%. When the battery is completely discharged, it can be recharged in approximately 4 hours 30 minutes.

Insert th

e 220

V / 5

V mains adaptor into a wall socket.

To switch off the power supply of the charger, the adaptor must be unplugged from the wall socket

- Insert the 220 V / 5 V plug's female jack connector into the charger jack.

The operating temperature range for the plug and the charging base is 0°C to +40°C

- To insert the battery pack, slide the blue clip towards the inside of the charger.

- Position the battery pack onto the charger runners.

If the battery pack is correctly inserted, the

indicator light will

turn red, indicating that the battery is charging, or green, indicating that the battery is charged.

Red LED: Battery charging in progress

Green LED: Battery fully charged

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Inserting and removing the battery from the reader

Inserting the battery

- Slide the clip inwards and hold it.

- Slide the battery pack along the TINYOM II runners and release the clip.

The reader will start automatically

when the battery pack is inserted

The reader has 3 LEDs, a buzzer and a vibration device. After inserting the battery, the scanner will do the following:

- The 3 LEDs will illuminate at the same time for 0.1 seconds.

- The 2 red and green LEDs will indicate the battery level for 8 seconds.

- 2 beeps and the vibration is activated, indicating correct start up.

- If the TINYOM II is Bluetooth enabled, the reader will then connect automatically to the device with which it has been paired previously. The blue LED will then stop flashing and become a fixed light.

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Removing the battery

- Slide the clip inwards and hold it.

- Slide up the battery pack.

Battery charge status

The battery has a fuel gauge to provide information on the battery charge status. When the reader starts up, the red and green LEDs will indicate for 8 seconds, the battery charge status.

Battery charge status

Green LED

Red LED

> 80%

OFF

full

40% to 80%

flashing

OFF

charged

20% to 40%

Synchronised flashing

4% to 20%

OFF

Flashing

weak

<= 4%

OFFONCritical,

reader shut

down is

imminent

Notes

- When the battery level is low, the red LED flashes automatically when the reader is in use.

- The green LED indicator is activated only after the battery has been inserted into the reader for 8 seconds.

- When the battery level is critical and reader shut-down is imminent, the keypad sensor and accelerometer are deactivated.

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Putting TINYOM II on the wrist strap and taking it off again

Putting TINYOM II on the wrist strap

- Remove the rubber parts at the side of the wrist strap.

- Slide on the small “grips” of the TINYOM II.

Taking TINYOM II off the wrist strap

- Remove the rubber parts at the side of the wrist strap.

- Take off the TINYOM II.

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Switching the reader on/off

Switching it on

- Press lightly on the Keypadkeypad sensor for 1 second. 2 beeps indicate that the reader is on.

TINYOM II will start automatically when the battery is inserted.

- The 3 LEDs will illuminate at the same time for 0.1 seconds.

- The 2 red and green LEDs will indicate the battery level for 8 seconds (default setting).

- 2 beeps and the vibration is activated, indicating correct start up.

- If the TINYOM II is Bluetooth enabled, the reader will then connect automatically to the device with which it

has been paired previously. The blue LED will then stop flashing and become a fixed light.

Keypad sensor

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Switching it off

The TINYOM II reader switches off:

- When connected via Bluetooth, if there is no activity for an hour (by default).

- When not connected via Bluetooth, if there is no activity for 5 minutes (by default).

- By reading the “off” barcode below.

READER

OFF

<CCMD>3006

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Reader trigger modes

The TINYOM II reader can trigger barcode reading in 3 ways:

- By activation of the Keypad sensor.

- By accelerometer.

- By software command via the Bluetooth interface.

When reading a barcode, the Reader uses the LEDs and the buzzer to indicate different statuses.

Reader status

Red LED

Green LED

Blue LED

Buzzer

Barcode read and

transmitted

OFF

Flashing

2 beeps

Barcode read and not

transmitted as no Bluetooth connection

Flashing

OFF

6 beeps

Barcode not read

OFF

ON / OFF

0 beep

Triggering by keypad sensor

The beam is activated when you touch the Keypad sensor with your finger or any other part of your body, for example the side of your leg.

Default settings

- The beam remains active for 3 seconds

- Pressing the Keypad sensor turns off the beam

- After reading a barcode, the beam goes off.

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Triggering with the accelerometer

Triggering using the accelerometer can be configured on 2 axes with 15° increments.

X axis, side triggering

Y axis, front triggering

There are three phases for using the reader with the accelerometer:

ARMED: The triggering phase indicates that a movement or particular inclination has been detected.

- This phase is indicated by the green LED + 2 beeps.

MOVE: The movement phase indicates reader movement in any direction.

- OFF by default.

STABILITY: The stability phase indicates that no movement has been detected.

- OFF by default.

How triggering works

- The green LED comes on, followed by 2 beeps to indicate that the reader has detected an inclination, "ARMED phase", and as soon as a movement is made, the beam or laser field triggers for 2 seconds (by default).

- If the reader remains in the same position for too long (2 seconds by default), the green LED goes out and the red LED comes on for a very short time then goes out with a beep to indicate that it is shut down.

Default settings

- By default, when using the accelerometer to trigger the beam, the reader will be armed when it is tilted 30° upwards, then a movement is needed to activate the beam, for example a return to a horizontal position.

- The beam remains active for 2 seconds.

- Pressing the keypad sensor turns off the beam.

- After reading a barcode, the beam goes off.

+180°0°

+30°

-90°

+180°0°

+30°

-45°

-180°

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Reading modes

There are several different reading modes for TINYOM II, which can be configured using just the keypad sensor, the

accelerometer or both.

“One shoot” reading mode

- This mode can be used with the accelerometer only.

“One shoot” reading mode is activated by the accelerometer only. You will need to set TINYOM II to ARMED phase and

then make a small movement to turn the beam on. The reader will exit this mode after reading a barcode. This is the default mode.

ONE SHOOT

READING MODE

<SW>70 FE 00 08 01 05 00 00 00 3C 00 05

Stabilised reading mode

- This mode can be used with the accelerometer only.

Stabilised reading mode is activated by the accelerometer only. This enables activation of the beam when the reader

is stable, without movement. The beam will be switched off when a movement is made. You will need to set TINYOM II to ARMED phase. Then, when TINYOM II is in a stable position, the beam will switch on to enable reading of the barcode.

After reading a barcode, the beam will switch off until the reader detects another movement and a period of stability to activate the beam. It will therefore be necessary to return to the ARMED phase.

ENABLE

STABILISED MODE

<SW>70FE000802050014013C0015

DISABLE

STABILISED MODE

<SW>70FE000801050014013C0015

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It is also possible to configure the level of stability needed to switch on the beam.

NORMAL

STABILITY LEVEL

<SW>70 FD 00 05 05 05 05 05 50

EASY

STABILITY LEVEL

<SW>70 FD 00 05 14 14 14 0A A0

DIFFICULT

STABILITY LEVEL

<SW>70 FD 00 05 05 05 05 0A A0

When TINYOM II is not moving, the beam switches on and off alternately until the switch-off time limit is reached. It is

possible to configure the automatic switch-off time for TINYOM II if there is no activity. There are two different cases here:

- TINYOM II connected to a device via Bluetooth.

- TINYOM II not connected.

To exit stabilised mode, simply touch the keypad sensor.

“Level” reading mode

 This mode can be used with the keypad sensor only.

“Level” reading mode is activated by the keypad sensor only. When you press the keypad sensor, the beam switches

on. As soon as you stop touching the sensor, the beam goes off.

LEVEL

READING MODE

<SW>704001

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Continuous reading mode

In continuous reading mode, it is possible for the beam to be switched on constantly. To switch off the beam, you will

need to scan the TINYOM II “off” barcode or remove the battery.

CONTINUOUS

READING MODE

<SW>704000

“Pulse” reading mode

 This mode can be used with the keypad sensor only.

“Pulse” reading mode is activated by the keypad sensor only. When you touch the keypad sensor, the beam comes on

for a configurable time period (2 seconds by default).

PULSE

READING MODE

<SW>704002

“Flash” reading mode

 This mode can be used with the keypad sensor only.

“Flash” reading mode is activated by the keypad sensor only. The beam and decoding is activated for n seconds. The

light begins to flash after this time has elapsed. As soon as a barcode has been read, the light remains on as long as no other barcode is read. If another activity is detected by the reader head, the light begins to flash again after n seconds. It is possible to configure the time between the fixed and flashing light.

FLASH

READING MODE

<SW>704003

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“Autostand” reading mode

 This mode can be used with the keypad sensor or the accelerometer.

“Autostand” reading mode is activated by the keypad sensor or the accelerometer. The beam is on for n configurable

seconds. If the reader does not move, the beam will go off. The beam can be reactivated by pressing the keypad sensor or moving the TINYOM II.

AUTOSTAND

READING MODE

<SW>704004

“Multiscan” reading mode

 This mode can be used with the accelerometer only.

Multiscan reading mode is activated by the accelerometer only. It enables activation of the beam every n seconds (1 second by default). TINYOM II must be in ARMED phase to activate this reading mode.

MULTISCAN

READING MODE

<SW>70 FE 00 08 02 14 00 00 00 3C 00 05

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Aiming at a barcode

TINYOM II 1D/2D

1D and 2D barcodes can be aimed at from 360°. The only conditions to remember are:

- The central point of the target must be as close as possible to the centre of the barcode.

- The whole of the red target must be at least the size of the barcode.

Target

Barcode light

Central point of the target

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TINYOM II 1D

For 1D barcodes, your aim must be aligned with the barcode.

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Reader statuses

When switching on

- The 3 LEDs will illuminate at the same time for 0.1 seconds.

- The 2 red and green LEDs will indicate the battery level for 8 seconds.

Battery charge status

Green LED

Red LED

Description

80%ONOFF

full

40% to 80%

flashing

OFF

charged

20% to 40%

Synchronised flashing

4% to 20%

OFF

Flashing

weak

<= 4%

OFFONCritical, reader shut

down is

imminent

 2 beeps and the vibration is activated, indicating correct start up.  If the TINYOM II is Bluetooth enabled, the reader will then connect automatically to the device with which it

has been paired previously. The blue LED will then stop flashing and become a fixed light.

During operation

When reading a barcode, the reader uses the LEDs and the buzzer to indicate different statuses.

Reader status

Red LED

Green LED

Blue LED

Buzzer

Barcode read and transmitted

OFF

Flashing

2 beeps

Barcode read and not

transmitted as no Bluetooth connection

Flashing

OFF

OFF6 beeps

Barcode not read

OFF

ON / OFF

0 beep

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Default settings

It is possible to restore the default settings, or factory settings, for the reader by scanning the factory settings barcode.

FACTORY

SETTINGS

<CCMD>4006

The factory settings for TINYOM II are as follows:

Bluetooth interface

Discoverable by Bluetooth devices Secured using authentication code “0000” HID connection, North American (QWERTY) keyboard emulation

Data transmission settings

No preamble Postamble <CR><LF> (carriage return + line feed)

Active symbologies

Code 39 Code 128 GSI 128 Datamatrix UPC-A UPC-E EAN-8 EAN-13 PDF 417

Usage settings

“Level” reading mode active 2 second beam time Beam switches off after one reading Targeting active TINYOM connected to Bluetooth switches off after 3600 seconds without activity TINYOM not connected to Bluetooth switches off after 300 seconds without activity Sound volume high Sound frequency 3190 Hz Signal on start-up There will be 1 beep of 80 ms to indicate a correct reading LEDs remain illuminated for 2 seconds The blue LED comes on when there is a Bluetooth connection Vibration on start-up LED light output 40%

This list of factory settings is not exhaustive and may be subject to modification.

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ESTABLISHING A BLUETOOTH CONNECTION

Features of the TINYOM II Bluetooth module

Thanks to the TINYOM II Bluetooth module, the reader can connect to a device using these three connection profiles:

- HID (Human Interface Device): TINYOM II emulates a wireless keyboard. It is not necessary to enter an

authentication code for this profile.

- SPP Slave: The device to which TINYOM II is paired establishes the connection.

- SPP Master: TINYOM II establishes the connection with a device.

In HID and SPP Slave mode it is possible to connect several TINYOM II readers to the same device.

Connection type

SPP and HID

Protocol version

2.1 + EDR

Class

Class 1

Range in the open

100

Security levels

TINYOM II has four Bluetooth security levels for SPP Master and Slave profiles. These security levels are linked to Bluetooth protocols and operating systems that are not all able to manage all modes.

<SW>664000

Security disabled

“Open” mode. Authentication is not needed.

<SW>664001

Security enabled (default)

This mode protects the device to which TINYOM II connects as it requires entry of an authentication code, which is “0000”.

<SW>664002

SSP (Secure Simple Pairing) “just works” mode

Not Available on this product

<SW>664003

SSP keyboard I/O mode

If this option is enabled, the host receives an invitation to pair. The host sends a confirmation message, to which the device always issues a positive response. The Bluetooth stacks must be version 2.1 or higher as a minimum.

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Connection with the HID profile

The HID (Human Interface Device) profile enables a rapid connection without entering an authentication code on a device. Once connected, TINYOM II emulates a computer keyboard and behaves as one. This means that, when reading a barcode, TINYOM II sends the data to the host device using the same communication protocol as data entered using a keyboard.

This profile has its limits due to the protocol. The data transferred from TINYOM II to the host device is not secured. Entry using a keyboard is one-way, there is no acknowledgement of receipt of data. The HID profile functions in the same way. This means that if data is mistransferred between the reader and the host device, no error will be reported.

This profile is mainly used when distances between the reader and the host device are short. Depending on the barcode coding, it will be necessary to change the type of keyboard emulated (North America, Germany, Russia, France etc.). Depending on the operating system, it is best to adjust the scanner’s HID settings. The following pages show standard configurations according to the operating system.

Once connected, it is possible to read the content of barcodes scanned in a text editor or any other keyboard data entry area.

Examples of predefined HID profiles

 Scan the disconnect barcode before scanning one of the three profiles below.

DISCONNECT BLUETOOTH

<SW>66C50006000000000000

HID

PROFILE FOR

PC and Linux

<SW.Scanner>664301674500674600674700

HID

PROFILE FOR

Windows CE / Windows Mobile /

Android

<SW.Scanner>664301674502674600674700

HID

PROFILE FOR

iOS and MacOS

<SW.Scanner>664301674502674601674701

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HID: TINYOM II configuration for PC / Android / Linux

HID CONNECTION 1/2

<SW>66C50006000000000000

HID CONNECTION 2/2

<SW>664301

AUTO DETECT CAPS LOCK AND NUM KEYS

<SW.Scanner>674500

iOS SPECIAL KEYS DISABLED

<SW.Scanner>674600

PC TYPE KEYBOARD

<SW.Scanner>674700

EMULATE FRENCH KEYBOARD

<SW>674001

EMULATE NORTH AMERICAN KEYBOARD

<SW>674000

Take out and refit the battery

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HID: Configuration for Windows CE / Windows Mobile 6.x

HID CONNECTION 1/2

<SW>66C50006000000000000

HID CONNECTION 2/2

<SW>664301

CAPS = OFF / NUM = ON

<SW.Scanner>674502

iOS SPECIAL KEYS DISABLED

<SW.Scanner>674600

PC TYPE KEYBOARD

<SW.Scanner>674700

EMULATE FRENCH KEYBOARD

<SW>674001

EMULATE NORTH

AMERICAN KEYBOARD

<SW>674000

Take out and refit the battery

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HID: Configuration for iOS / Mac OS

HID CONNECTION 1/2

<SW>66C50006000000000000

HID CONNECTION 2/2

<SW>664301

CAPS = OFF / NUM = ON

<SW.Scanner>674502

iOS SPECIAL KEYS ACTIVE

<SW.Scanner>674601

APPLE TYPE KEYBOARD

<SW.Scanner>674701

EMULATE FRENCH KEYBOARD

<SW>674001

EMULATE NORTH AMERICAN KEYBOARD

<SW>674000

Take out and refit the battery

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HID: Pairing for Android

Go to the

Settings

menu.

Activate Bluetooth by sliding the cursor to the right.

Then, tap the word Bluetooth.

Tap

Search for devices

.4When the device

SW61B

xxxxxxxxxx

appears,

select

it.

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... Pairing in

progress ...

TINYOM II is now connected.

TINYOM II will connect automatically whenever the two devices are both in range.

To stop devices connecting automatically, they must be unpaired.

To check that reading has worked properly, open a text editor and scan some barcodes. If the text does not correspond to the barcode scanned, switch the type of keyboard emulation between FRUS.

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HID: Unpairing for Android

Go to the

Settings

menu.

Then,

select

the word

Bluetooth

.3Select

the

symbol with the hammer and spanner.

Select

Unpair

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HID: Pairing for iOS

Go to the

Settings

menu.

Select

the word

Bluetooth

.3Activate Bluetooth by sliding the cursor to the right.

... Searching for devices ... Make sure that TINYOM II is switched on.

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The device

SW61B

xxxxxxxxxx

, which corresponds to TINYOM II, is

detected. Press to begin the pairing.

TINYOM II is now connected.

TINYOM II will connect automatically whenever the two devices are both in range.

To stop devices connecting automatically, they must be unpaired.

To check that reading has worked properly, open a text editor and scan some barcodes. If the text does not correspond to the barcode scanned, switch the type of keyboard emulation between FRUS.

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HID: Unpairing for iOS

Go to the

Settings

menu.

Select

the word

Bluetooth

Select the information icon .

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Select

Forget This Device

Confirm the unpairing by selecting Forget This Device or

Disconnect.

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Connection with the SPP profile

By default, TINYOM II is configured to use the SPP Slave profile with the security mode activated (authentication code entry).

Blue LED

Connection status

OFF

None

Connected

Flashing

Searching for a

connection

TINYOM II can connect using two SPP profiles

Master SPP mode: TINYOM II initiates the Bluetooth connection.

- You will need to scan a connection barcode.

- An authentication code is required.

- Increased security.

Slave SPP mode: The host device initiates the Bluetooth connection.

- Multiple devices can be connected to the host device at once.

- It is not necessary to scan a connection barcode.

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Windows 7: SPP Slave connection

Allowing TINYOM II to find a PC

In the notification area, right-click the Bluetooth icon and select Open Settings.

On the

Options

tab, tick the box “

Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC

” and confirm by clicking

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Connecting TINYOM II as a slave device

Start TINYOM II.

In the notification area, right-click the Bluetooth icon and select

Add a Bluetooth Device.

Wait while the PC searches for devices.

When the TINYOM II that you wish to connect appears, select it and click the Next button.

If the device has already been connected previously, it will not appear in the list of devices to

add, but will be in the list of Bluetooth devices.

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Depending on the level of security chosen for

the TINYOM II and compatibility with the operating system, select Enter the device’s

pairing code or Pair without using a code

and click Next.

By default, TINYOM II is configured for authentication code entry. Therefore, select

Enter the device’s pairing code.

The TINYOM II is now connected to the PC as a slave.

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Windows 7: SPP Master connection

Checking the BDA address for the Bluetooth module

In the notification area, right-click the Bluetooth icon and select

Open Settings.

Select the

Hardware

tab.

Select the device Generic Bluetooth Radio and click Properties. The BDA address is made up of 6 pairs of characters.

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Creating a connection barcode

You must have the Tinyom II_BDA Generator software.

Double click the

Tinyom II_BDA Generator

icon.

Enter the BDA address you found in the previous step and click

OK.A connection barcode is generated automatically.

For further details on Tinyom II_BDA_Generator, please refer to the appendices.

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Connecting TINYOM II as a master device

Scan the connection barcode, which is unique and

specific to each PC.

An infotip opens, indicating that a Bluetooth

device is trying to connect. Click the infotip.

If the infotip does not appear, remove and then replace the TINYOM II’s battery.

In the “Add a Bluetooth Device” window, enter

the authentication code 0000 and click Next.

Wait for the TINYOM II to be installed.

The TINYOM II is now connected to the PC as a master.

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Disconnecting a TINYOM II connected as a master device

Scan the disconnection barcode.

DISCONNECT BLUETOOTH

<SW.Scanner>66C50006000000000000

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Windows 7: Identifying, listing and removing a Bluetooth device

Identifying the TINYOM II connection’s COM port

In the list of known Bluetooth devices, right

click the

TINYOM II whose COM port number you want to check and select Properties.

On the

Hardware

tab, look for the associated COM port number for this device in the list.

On the Service tab, check that the service is active (Serial port box ticked).

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Identifying a TINYOM II from the list of Bluetooth devices

It is possible to distinguish TINYOM IIs from other

devices in the list by using their names. TINYOM IIs always use the same naming convention: SW61 or SW61B followed by the BDA address.*

*BDA address = Unique Bluetooth Device Address

Each TINYOM II has a label that shows its BDA address.

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List of known Bluetooth devices

In the notification area, right-click the Bluetooth icon and select

Show Bluetooth Devices.

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Removing a Bluetooth device

In the list of known Bluetooth devices, right

click on the

TINYOM II to be removed.

Select Remove Device.

Confirm the removal by clicking

Yes

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Windows CE: Connecting TINYOM II as a master device

Creating a connection barcode

You must have the Tinyom II_BDA Generator software.

Double click the

Tinyom II_BDA Generator

icon.

Enter the BDA address you found in the previous step and click

OK.A connection barcode is generated automatically.

For further details on Tinyom II_BDA_Generator, please refer to the appendices.

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Connecting TINYOM II as a master device

Scan the connection barcode, which is unique and

specific to each device.

Enter the authentication code for the TINYOM II, 0000, and click OK.

The TINYOM II is then connected.

To connect

TINYOM II without having to enter the authentication code, you must first connect

TINYOM II as a slave device, and then connect it as a master.

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Windows CE: Connecting TINYOM II as a slave device

Go to the menu Start  Settings  Control Panel  Bluetooth.

Then select

File New Connection



Pair with Remote Device

... Searching ...

Select TINYOM II,

SW61B

xxxxx

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Wait for the device to pair.

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CONFIGURATION

Accelerometer

START

THE ACCELEROMETER

<SW>70FE000801050000003C0005

STOP

THE ACCELEROMETER

<SW>70FE000800050000003C0005

The TINYOM II can be armed using movements along two axes. These axes represent rotation of the wrist upwards (X axis) or to the side (Y axis). For each of the axes, the arming phase can be configured in increments of 15°.

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Positive X axis (+)

X AXIS = 0°, Y AXIS = 0°. RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = 0°, Y AXIS = 0°. SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = +15° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C000F000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = +15° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C000F000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = +30° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C001E000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = +30° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C001E000023141404283F3710

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X AXIS = +45° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C002D000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = +45° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C002D000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = +60° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C003C000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = +60° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C003C000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = +75° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C004B000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = +75° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C004B000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = +90° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C005A000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = +90° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C005A000023141404283F3710

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Negative X axis (-)

X AXIS =

15° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C010F000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = -15° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C010F000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = -30° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C011E000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = -30° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C011E000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = -45° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C012D000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = -45° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C012D000023141404283F3710

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X AXIS = -60° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C013C000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = -60° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C013C000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = -75° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C014B000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = -75° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C014B000023141404283F3710

X AXIS = -90° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C015A000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = -90° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C015A000023141404283F3710

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Positive Y axis (+)

X AXIS = 0°, Y AXIS = 0°. RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000000023141400283F3710

X AXIS = 0°, Y AXIS = 0°. SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000000023141404283F3710

Y AXIS = +15° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000000F23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = +15° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000000F23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = +30° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000001E23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = +30° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000001E23141404283F3710

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Y AXIS = +45° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000002D23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = +45° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000002D23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = +60° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000003C23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = +60° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000003C23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = +75° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000004B23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = +75° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000004B23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = +90° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000005A23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = +90° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000005A23141404283F3710

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Negative Y axis (-)

Y AXIS =

15° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000010F23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = -15° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000010F23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = -30° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000011E23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = -30° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000011E23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = -45° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000012D23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = -45° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000012D23141404283F3710

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Y AXIS = -60° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000013C23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = -60° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000013C23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = -75° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000014B23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = -75° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000014B23141404283F3710

Y AXIS = -90° RAPID ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000015A23141400283F3710

Y AXIS = -90° SLOW ACTIVATION

<SW>70FB000C0000015A23141404283F3710

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Keyboard emulation

Configuration of type of keyboard emulated with HID connection only.

Keyboard type

PC TYPE KEYBOARD

<SW>674700

APPLE TYPE KEYBOARD

<SW>674701

Apple keyboard special keys

ENABLE iOS SPECIAL KEYS

<SW>674601

DISABLE

iOS SPECIAL KEYS

<SW>674600

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PC keyboard special keys

AUTO DETECT CAPS AND NUM KEYS

<SW>674500

CAPS = OFF, NUM = OFF

<SW>674501

CAPS = OFF, NUM = ON

<SW>674502

CAPS = ON, NUM = OFF

<SW>674503

CAPS = ON, NUM = ON

<SW>674504

ALT KEY ENABLED

<SW>674301

ALT KEY DISABLED

<SW>674300

CONTROL CHARACTER CONVERSION ENABLED

<SW>674401

CONTROL CHARACTER CONVERSION DISABLED

<SW>674400

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International keyboards

With a HID connection, you will need to indicate the type of keyboard emulated.

NORTH AMERICA

<SW>674000

FRANCE

<SW>674001

GERMANY

<SW>674002

CANADIAN FRENCH WINDOWS 95/98

<SW>674003

CANADIAN FRENCH WINDOWS XP/2000

<SW>674004

SPAIN

<SW>674005

ITALY

<SW>674006

SWEDEN

<SW>674007

UNITED KINGDOM

<SW>674008

JAPAN

<SW>674009

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BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE

<SW>67400A

IBM / NCR TERMINALS

<SW>67400B

CZECH

<SW>67400C

SLOVAK

<SW>67400D

HUNGARIAN

<SW>67400E

SWISS GERMAN

<SW>67400F

SWISS FRENCH

<SW>674010

DANISH

<SW>674011

NORWEGIAN

<SW>674012

HUNGARIAN

<SW>674013

DUTCH

<SW>674014

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PORTUGUESE

<SW>674015

BELGIAN FRENCH

<SW>674016

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Bluetooth

Discoverable

It is possible to configure TINYOM II so that it is either visible or invisible to other Bluetooth devices.

INVISIBLE

<SW>664100

VISIBLE

<SW>664102

Authorisation request for pairing

AUTHORISATION REQUEST FOR PAIRING DISABLED

<SW>664600

AUTHORISATION REQUEST FOR PAIRING ENABLED

<SW>664601

Preamble

When TINYOM II sends a SSP message to a device, the scanner adds a character to the header.

NO PREAMBLE

<SW>60C00000

PREAMBLE: STX

<SW>60C0000102

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Postamble

When TINYOM II sends a SSP message to a device, the scanner adds a character to the end of frame.

NO POSTAMBLE

<SW>60C10000

POSTAMBLE: CARRIAGE RETURN + LINE FEED

<SW>60C100020D0A

POSTAMBLE: ETX

<SW>60C1000103

All possible preamble and postamble combinations can be created using the data in the table below. For a preamble or postamble that is not listed below, please contact technical support.

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Inserting characters at the beginning and end of frame

AUTOMATICALLY INSERT <STX> (02H) AT THE START

 OF FRAME

BEWARE OF DUPLICATION WITH THE PREAMBLE

<SW>704302

<SW>704403



AUTOMATICALLY INSERT <ETX> (03H) AT THE END OF

FRAME

BEWARE OF DUPLICATION WITH THE POSTAMBLE

All possible character combinations to insert at the start and end of frame can be created using the data in the table below. For a start of frame or end of frame that is not listed below, please contact technical support.

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Delay between two messages

Setting a delay between two messages helps avoid overlapping messages if the host system is slower than the TINYOM II.

<SW>60810000

<SW>6081000A

<SW>6081001E

<SW>60810032

<SW>60810050

100

<SW>60810064

200

<SW>608100C8

500

<SW>608101F4

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Preventing duplicate scanning

This feature helps to avoid reading the same barcode twice. After enabling the feature, you must then set the period of time for which it will remain active after a scan. A time of zero will disable the feature.

Enabling and disabling

DOUBLE SCAN PREVENTION ENABLED

<SW>705001

DOUBLE SCAN PREVENTION DISABLED

<SW>705000

Period of time between 2 identical consecutive barcodes

<SW>71800000

100

<SW>71800064

200

<SW>718000C8

500

<SW>718001F4

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1000

<SW>718003E8

1500

<SW>718005DC

2000

<SW>718007D0

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Configuring the beam

Light intensity

The below barcodes allow you to set the brightness of the LED depending on the environment, in order to optimise battery life.

NORMAL LIGHTING MODE



USE CONFIGURED LIGHT OUTPUT

<SW>7B4500

<SW>7B4501



LIGHTING MODE WITH AUTOMATIC

ADJUSTMENT DEPENDING ON THE ENVIRONMENT

LIGHT INTENSITY OFF

<SW>7B4600

LIGHT INTENSITY 5%

<SW>7B4605

LIGHT INTENSITY 10%

<SW>7B460A

LIGHT INTENSITY 15%

<SW>7B460F

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LIGHT INTENSITY 20%

<SW>7B4614

LIGHT INTENSITY 25%

<SW>7B4619

LIGHT INTENSITY 30%

<SW>7B461E

LIGHT INTENSITY 35%

<SW>7B4623

LIGHT INTENSITY 40%

<SW>7B4628

LIGHT INTENSITY 80%

<SW>7B4650

LIGHT INTENSITY 100%

<SW>7B4664

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Beam illumination time

You can use the barcodes below to configure the time the beam is on for when reading barcodes.

BEAM TIME 2 SECONDS

<SW>70800002

BEAM TIME 5 SECONDS

<SW>70800005

BEAM TIME 10 SECONDS

<SW.Scanner>7080000A

BEAM TIME 15 SECONDS

<SW>7080000F

BEAM TIME 20

SECONDS

<SW>70800014

BEAM TIME 30 SECONDS

<SW>7080001E

BEAM TIME 60 SECONDS

<SW.Scanner>7080003C

BEAM TIME 120 SECONDS

<SW>70800078

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Beam on or off after scanning

With this option, the beam can be set to light on or go off after reading a barcode. The time the beam stays on is the same as when it is first switched on.

BEAM ON AFTER SCANNING

<SW>704600

BEAM OFF AFTER SCANNING

<SW>704601

Configuring the target and the light

It is possible to configure the target so that it comes on at the same time as the light or at a different time.

TARGET AND LIGHT ACTIVATED AT THE SAME TIME



<SW>704500

<SW>704501



TARGET ACTIVATED, THEN LIGHT ACTIVATED AFTER A

DEFINED TIME

TARGET ACTIVATED ON THE FIRST TRIGGER, THEN



LIGHT IS ACTIVATED ON THE SECOND TRIGGER WITHIN A DEFINED TIME SET THE TIME TO AT LEAST 500 MS

<SW>704502

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Configuring the time between the target and the light

<SW>70810000

200

<SW>708100C8

500

<SW>708101F4

1000

<SW>708103E8

1500

<SW>708105DC

2000

<SW>708107D0

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Configuring the sound signal

Enabling / disabling the sound

SOUND ENABLED

<SW>724401

SOUND DISABLED

<SW>724400

Sound frequency

Use the below barcodes to configure the sound frequency.

SOUND 1010

<SW>728003F2

SOUND 1230

<SW>728004CE

SOUND 1800

<SW>72800708

SOUND 3000

<SW>72800BB8

SOUND 3190

<SW>72800C76

SOUND 5000

<SW>72801388

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Sound volume

Use the below barcodes to configure the sound volume.

MINIMUM VOLUME

<SW>724500

AVERAGE VOLUME

<SW>724502

MAXIMUM VOLUME

<SW>724501

Enabling and disabling the sound signal on start-up

SOUND SIGNAL ENABLED

<SW.Scanner>724001

SOUND SIGNAL DISABLED

<SW.Scanner>724000

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Configuring the length of time before automatic switch-off

It is possible to configure the automatic switch-off time for TINYOM II if there is no activity. There are two different cases here:

- TINYOM II connected to a device via Bluetooth.

- TINYOM II not connected.

Switch-off time with a Bluetooth connection

NO SWITCH OFF

<SW>75820000

SWITCH OFF AFTER 5 MIN.

<SW>7582012C

SWITCH OFF AFTER 10 MIN.

<SW>75820258

SWITCH OFF AFTER 20 MIN.

<SW>758204B0

SWITCH OFF AFTER 30 MIN.

<SW>75820708

SWITCH OFF AFTER 60 MIN.

<SW>75820E10

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Switch-off time without a Bluetooth connection

NO SWITCH OFF

<SW>75810000

SWITCH OFF AFTER 1 MIN.

<SW>7581003C

SWITCH OFF AFTER 2 MIN.

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SWITCH OFF AFTER 5 MIN.

<SW>7581012C

SWITCH OFF AFTER 10 MIN.

<SW>75810258

SWITCH OFF AFTER 20 MIN.

<SW>758104B0

SWITCH OFF AFTER 30 MIN.

<SW>75810708

SWITCH OFF AFTER 60 MIN.

<SW>75810E10

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Setting the vibration

For a correct reading

VIBRATION ON FOR A CORRECT READING

<SW.Scanner>724801

VIBRATION OFF FOR A CORRECT READING

<SW.Scanner>724800

VIBRATE FOR 500

<SW.Scanner>728301F4

VIBRATE FOR 1000

<SW.Scanner>728303E8

VIBRATE FOR 2000

<SW.Scanner>728307D0

VIBRATE FOR 3000

<SW.Scanner>72830BB8

VIBRATE FOR 4000

<SW.Scanner>72830FA0

VIBRATE FOR 5000

<SW.Scanner>72831388

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For an incorrect reading

VIBRATION ON FOR AN INCORRECT READING

<SW.Scanner>724E01

VIBRATION

OFF FOR AN INCORRECT READING

<SW.Scanner>724E00

VIBRATE FOR 500

<SW.Scanner>728401F4

VIBRATE FOR 1000

<SW.Scanner>728403E8

VIBRATE FOR 2000

<SW.Scanner>728407D0

VIBRATE FOR 3000

<SW.Scanner>72840BB8

VIBRATE FOR 4000

<SW.Scanner>72840FA0

VIBRATE FOR 5000

<SW.Scanner>72841388

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Enabling and disabling barcode types

DISABLE ALL BARCODE TYPES

<CCMD>4003

Australian post

Australian Post

ACTIVE

<SW>344001

Australian Post

DISABLED

<SW>344000

Aztec

ACTIVE

<SW>534001

Aztec

DISABLED

<SW>534000

British Royal Mail BPO

ACTIVE

<SW>324001

BPO -DISABLED

<SW>324000

Canada post

Canada Post

ACTIVE

<SW>334001

Canada Post

DISABLED

<SW>334000

Codabar

ACTIVE

<SW>404001

Codabar

DISABLED

<SW>404000

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Codablock A

Codablock

Codablock A

ACTIVE

<SW>4D4001

Codablock

Codablock A

DISABLED

<SW>4D4000

Codablock F

Codablock

Codablock F

ACTIVE

<SW>4D4101

Codablock

Codablock F

DISABLED

<SW>4D4100

Code 11

ACTIVE

<SW>4A4001

Code 11

DISABLED

<SW>4A4000

Code 39

ACTIVE

<SW>424001

Code 39

DISABLED

<SW>424000

Code 93 / Code 93i

ACTIVE

<SW>414001

Code 93

/ Code 93i

DISABLED

<SW>414000

Code 128

Code 128 / GS1

128 -Code 128 ACTIVE

<SW>434001

Code 128 / GS1

128 -Code 128 DISABLED

<SW>434000

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GS1-128

Code 128 / GS1

128 -GS1-128 ACTIVE

<SW>434201

Code 128 / GS1

128 -GS1-128 DISABLED

<SW>434200

DataMatrix

ACTIVE

<SW>544001

DataMatrix

DISABLED

<SW>544000

Dutch Post

ACTIVE

<SW>364001

Dutch Post

DISABLED

<SW>364000

UPC-A

EAN/UPC

UPC-A ACTIVE

<SW>4B4001

EAN/UPC

UPC-A DISABLED

<SW>4B4000

UPC-E

EAN/UPC

UPC-E ACTIVE

<SW>4B4101

EAN/UPC

UPC-E DISABLED

<SW>4B4100

EAN-8

EAN/UPC

EAN-8 ACTIVE

<SW>4B4201

EAN/UPC

EAN-8 DISABLED

<SW>4B4200

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EAN-13

EAN/UPC

EAN-13 ACTIVE

<SW>4B4301

EAN/UPC

EAN-13 DISABLED

<SW>4B4300

UPC-E1

EAN/UPC

UPC-E1 -ACTIVE

<SW>4B4C01

EAN/UPC

UPC-E1 -DISABLED

<SW>4B4C00

GS1 Composite - CC-A/B

GS1 Composite

-CC-

A/B -ACTIVE

<SW>564001

GS1 Composite

-CC-

A/B -DISABLED

<SW>564000

GS1 Composite - CC-C

GS1

Composite

-CC-

C -ACTIVE

<SW>564101

GS1 Composite

-CC-

C -DISABLED

<SW>564100

GS1 DataBar (RSS) - Omni-directional

GS1 DataBar (RSS)

Omni

directional

ACTIVE

<SW>4F4001

GS1 DataBar (RSS)

Omni

directional

DISABLED

<SW>4F4000

GS1 DataBar (RSS) - Limited

GS1 DataBar (RSS)

Limited

ACTIVE

<SW>4F4101

GS1 DataBar (RSS)

Limited

DISABLED

<SW>4F4100

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GS1 DataBar (RSS) - Expanded

GS1 DataBar (RSS)

Expanded

ACTIVE

<SW>4F4201

GS1 DataBar (RSS)

Expanded

DISABLED

<SW>4F4200

HanXin

ACTIVE

<SW>5A4001

HanXin

DISABLED

<SW>5A4000

Infomail

ACTIVE

<SW>394001

Infomail

DISABLED

<SW>394000

Intelligent mail

ACTIVE

<SW>3A4001

Intelligent mail

DISABLED

<SW>3A4000

Interleaved 2 of 5

ACTIVE

<SW>444001

Interleaved 2 of 5

DISABLED

<SW>444000

Japan Post

ACTIVE

<SW>354001

Japan Post

DISABLED

<SW>354000

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Matrix 2 of 5

ACTIVE

<SW>454001

Matrix 2 of 5

DISABLED

<SW>454000

MaxiCode

ACTIVE

<SW>524001

MaxiCode

DISABLED

<SW>524000

MicroPDF417

ACTIVE

<SW>4C4201

MicroPDF417

DISABLED

<SW>4C4200

MSI Code

ACTIVE

<SW>464001

MSI Code

DISABLED

<SW>464000

PDF417

ACTIVE

<SW>4C4001

PDF417

DISABLED

<SW>4C4000

Planet

ACTIVE

<SW>314001

Planet

DISABLED

<SW>314000

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Plessey Code

ACTIVE

<SW>474001

Plessey Code

DISABLED

<SW>474000

Postnet

ACTIVE

<SW>304001

Postnet

DISABLED

<SW>304000

QR Code

ACTIVE

<SW>554001

QR Code

DISABLED

<SW>554000

Standard 2 of 5

ACTIVE

<SW>484001

Standard 2 of 5

DISABLED

<SW>484000

Sweden Post

ACTIVE

<SW>374001

Sweden Post

DISABLED

<SW>374000

Telepen

ACTIVE

<SW>494001

Telepen

DISABLED

<SW>494000

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TLC 39

ACTIVE

<SW>4E4001

TLC 39

DISABLED

<SW>4E4000

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APPENDICES

APPENDIX 1: Installing a Bluetooth dongle

If a Bluetooth device is already installed on the PC, uninstall it before installing a Bluetooth

dongle. If Bluetooth management software, such as BlueSoleil, is installed, uninstall it.

Checking and uninstalling

Start menu  Right-click on Computer  Properties

Open the Device Manager menu.

Another way of opening the device manager: Start menu  Control Panel  System  Device Manager

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Right-click on the Bluetooth device  Select uninstall

In the window confirming that you want to uninstall the device, tick the box “Delete the driver software for this device” and click the OK button.

Once the device has been uninstalled, it will disappear from the device manager.

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Installing a Bluetooth dongle

Switch off the PC.

Insert the dongle in a USB port.

Switch on the PC.

 When the PC has started up, the dongle will be detected and installed automatically.

When all the flags are green, this means that the Bluetooth dongle is correctly installed.

Check that the installation has been successful by verifying that the Bluetooth settings are active in the Device Manager.

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APPENDIX 2: Wall mounting for battery Charging Dock

The charging dock for TINYOM II batteries can be fitted to a DIN rail.

Features of the DIN rail

The rail can be solid or perforated. To make it easier to mount the rail, it is best to use a perforated rail.

We recommend using rails that are 7.5 mm or 15 mm thick.

Dimensions of a 7.5-mm DIN rail Dimensions of a 15-mm DIN rail

Fitting a wall mounting clip to the back of the charging dock

- Remove and keep the mounting screw for the plastic charging dock stand.

- Fit the wall mounting clip and screw it in fully. Be aware of the mounting direction (see photo below).

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Attaching the charger to the DIN rail

After fitting the wall mounting clip to the back of the charging dock, the charging dock can then simply be clipped onto the rail.

Attaching the DIN rail to the wall

The person fitting the rail is responsible for deciding where to position it, and for the mounting screws.

Positioning chargers on the rail

There must be a minimum distance of 5 mm between each charging dock. The chargers must be connected from underneath, meaning that batteries will be placed in the top part of the charging docks.

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Connecting to a multi-charger kit

Each charging dock must be connected in sequence to an outlet in the chain for its power supply.

Multi-charger kit (supplied with a power cord)

Status LED

Red Battery charging in progress

Green Battery charged

Off No battery

Dock not powered

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APPENDIX 3: Generating a connection barcode

You must have the Tinyom II_BDA Generator software.

Double click the

Tinyom II_BDA Generator

icon.

Enter the BDA address you found previously and click

OK.A connection barcode is generated automatically.

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