Wasp Bar Code CCD - 80SIR User Manual

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CONFIGURATION

MANUAL

CCD - 80SIR

Bar Code Scanner

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START

To begin the configuration procedures

END

To finish the configuration procedures and save new parameters in memory.

ABORT

To give up all parameters that you have just selected.

SET

To make all parameters back to default settings with * in this manual.

Configuration Commands

START

To begin the configuration procedures

Configuration Procedures

START

Configuration

SET

All Defaults

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Each standard package contains main unit, interface cable and user's manual. The user's manual gives you an overall review and information about the scanner only. For those who can do the configuration by themselves, please contact your dealer for separate configuration manual.

To avoid any misuse or misunderstanding, we strongly suggest and recommend that the configuration manual should be used by either your dealer or your software consultant for proper set-up and custom configuration.

END

To finish the configuration procedures and save new parameters in memory.

ABORT

To give up all parameters that you have just selected.

SET

To make all parameters back to default settings with * in this manual.

Interface Type Settings

Bar Code Type Settings

Other Options Setting

ABORT

Configuration

END

Configuration

Abandon ?

Finish ?

Yes

Fig. 1 - Flow Chart of Configuration Procedures

INFORMATION

All materials in this manual is for your information only and are subject to change without notice. We reserve the rights for any changes or upgrades that have to be done. Reproduction of this manual or any part of its contents is not allowed without the written permission of SCSC.

SOFTWARE COPYRIGHTS

All parts of the softwares implemented in the scanners are protected by Copyright International Regulations.

Safety Requirements

The scanner passes and complies with the following tests and regulations. A) Emission: EN55022 Class B B) Emission: EN55022 Class B which includes

1) IEC801-2 (ESD) Class B

2) IEC801-3 (RS) Class A

3) IEC801-4 (EFT) Class B C) CDRH class II and IEC class 2 laser product D) UL, CSA and TUV

Manual P/No: SCCM - 80S-01A Released Date: July 11, 2006

TABLE OF CONTENTS

USER MANUAL

Using the CCD Scanner

Installation

General Scanning Tips

Testing the Symbologies

General Scanning Tips

Affixing the CCD stand 6b

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Default Configuration

1.2 Custom Configuration

1.3 Configuration Procedures

CHAPTER 2 INTERFACE SETTING

2.1 Keyboard Wedge Parameters

2.2 RS-232C Parameters

CHAPTER 3 BAR CODE SETTING

3.1 Code 39 Parameters

3.2 Interleave 2 of 5 Parameters (ITF2/5)

3.3 Industrial 2 of 5 Parameters ( IND2/5)

3.4 Matrix 2 of 5 Parameters (MTX 2/5)

3.5 Codabar Parameters (NW-7)

3.6 EAN-13 Parameters

3.7 UPC-A Parameters

3.8 EAN-8 Parameters

3.9 UPC-E Parameters

CHAPTER 4 OPTIONAL SETTING

4.1 Reading Modes Parameters

4.2 Code Mark ( COde I.D.) Parameters

4.3 Pre-amble and Post-amble

4.4 Buzzer Parameters

4.5 Other Parameters

CHAPTER 5 USEFUL EXAMPLES

CHAPTER 6 USB Connection

APPENDICES

Appendix A ASCII CODE TABLE

Appendix B DECIMAL TABLE

Appendix C OTHER OPTIONS

A) Keyboard Wedge Parameters-Computer Type

B) Keyboard Wedge Parameters-Keyboard Layout

C) Readable Code

D) Code 11 Parameters

E) Code 93 Parameters

F) China Postage Parameters

G) General Parameters - Code Mark

H) General Parameters - Bar/Space Invert to Read

I ) K/B Control Code Emulation F1-F12

Appendix D HEX-LABEL TABLE

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USER'S MANUAL

BAR CODE SCANNER

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2) CCD-80SIR doesn't have trigger, you may get more

easily and no worry about trigger place.

3) This is the HARD WAY to get the scanner, we usually

do this way while the scanner has trigger. Getting this

way working will be tired soon.

Using the CCD Scanner

There are several scanning modes within the CCD

scanner for you to choose in order to suit your

application. Please refer to the configuration manual

for a proper selection.

Here are some suggestions about the way to hold the

scanner, in CCD-80SIR with no trigger, you may using

the better way to let your operating more easily.

1) EASY WAY to hold the CCD-80SIR

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Installation

The CCD scanner can be easily interfaced to a

keyboard or a serial port to your computer. Now

follow the procedures below for a proper installation.

To install the scanner as keyboard wedge:

On your first time installation, it is necessary to select a

compatible computer type. (See the configuration

manual for the correct type.)

1)2)Plug the phone jack of scanner cable into your

CCD scanner.

Turn off your computer.

Remove the keyboard plug from our computer,

plug it into the Din-5P or PS/2 female connector of

scanner cable, and then connect the Din-5P or

PS/2 make connector to the keyboard port of your

computer.

Turn on the power of computer, the red LED

indicator will light and the CCD scanner will beep

to indicate a correct installation.

General Scanning Tips

You can optimize performance by changing the

position of the scanner with respect to the barcode

labels. Please note the help hints below to ensure an

effective scanning with the CCD scanner.

* Center the reading aperture on the barcode label. * Touch the label with the reading aperture. * Hold the scanner within a distance of 0-20mm from

the barcode label.

To install the scanner as a RS-232C device:

1)2)Plug the phone jack of scanner cable into your

CCD scanner.

Turn off your computer.

Plug the DB-9P female connector of serial cable

into RS-232C port on your computer.

If it is necessary, plug another end of DC jack to

the adapter.

Turn on the power of computer, the red LED

indicator will light and the CCD scanner will beep

to indicate a correct installation.

5 6a

Testing the Symbologies Troubleshooting List

If you have installed the CCD scanner, please try to

read the following barcodes to make sure your

scanner is operating properly.

UPC-A UPC-E

12345 6789005

EAN-8

2468 1353

712345 6789004

Code 39

78349108

EAN-13

Interleaved 2 of 5

The CCD scanner automatically executes a self-test

when the power is on. If the CCD scanner does not

read a barcode label, please check the following list

first.

●

If the barcode label is smeared or rough.

●

If the interface cable is firmly connected.

●

If the power is applied.

●

If the LED light is on.

●

If the buzzer tone is set to none.

●

If the barcode label is wider than the sperture of CCD scanner.

●

Remove any visible dirt from the window of the aperture with a soft damp cloth.

●

Be sure the configuration parameters of the barcode labels, communication interface, and other options are properly selected.

ABCDE

Codabar

0123456

Code 128

123456789

123456

The Test Chart

6b 6c

Affixing the CCD stand

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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION

This manual provides all useful information regarding

configuration, custom configuration and

configuration procedure. You are suggested to read

all information containing herein before starting to

configure your scanner. As stated, we recommend

that configuration, especially custom configuration,

better to be performed

by experienced users, your dealer or your software

consultant.

1.1. Default Configuration

The operation parameters of the scanner are set to

defaults at the factory in order to suit for the most

popular bar code data collection applications.

All default parameters are marked with an asterisk "*"

in this manual. Generally, the defaults set in the

factory are:

* Emulation as keyboard wedge

* IBM PC AT, PS/2 series computers

* US keyboard layout

* Data transmitted in lower case

* Reading mode: Trigger on/good read off

* Good reading beep active

* Keyboard data terminator : CR

* Keyboard number key: Alphanum

* Red LED light on

1.2 Custom Configuration

The scanner can be re-configured at any time for

your different application. You can change one or

several default parameters by scanning the labels

provided in this manual to fit our applications. For

entering our own custom configuration, please refer

to Chapter 2,3,4 and appendixes of this manual for

details. Please, however, note that once the

configuration is re-programmed, the desired

parameters will be saved in the memory even after

the power is turned off.

1.3 Configuration Procedure

One or more parameters of the scanner can be

reconfigured to meet your need. The basic steps of

customs configuration are as under :

1) Scan " START " label

2) Scan desired parameters

3) Scan " EXIT" label, otherwise proceed to the next

step

4) Scan " END" label

In order to have a better idea about all configuration

procedures, please refer to the Fig. 1, Flow Chart of

Configuration Procedure, which is on the overleaf of

the front cover of this manual.

Important configuration commands:

Scan START label to initiate your custom

START -

configuration procedure.

Scan ABORT label to abadon all parameters

ABORT -

you have just selected.

Scan END label to finish the configuration

END -

and save the new parameters in memory.

"EXIT" is specially for ending the setup of

EXIT -

"Hex-Label" printed in Appendix D.

CHAPTER 2 INTERFACE SETTING

The scanner has 2 modes of communication,

keyboard wedge, and RS-232C, (CCD WAND and

OCIA are options.)

Keyboard Wedge

Computer Type

*PC/AT & PS-50,60,70,80

PC/XT

IBM5550

PS-55

Keyboard parameters include:

1. Keyboard layout

2. Keyboard speed

3. Keyboard character delay

4. keyboard upper/lower case

5. keyboard number keys

6. keyboard data terminator

2.1 Keyboard Wedge Parameters

The keyboard wedge is convenient for most

applications. First of all, select one of the computer

type from labels below for keyboard interface.

1. Keyboard Layout

* US

France

Germany

Spain

11 12

2. Keyboard Speed of PC/AT

* Normal

Turbo

3. Keyboard Character Delay

Min. to Max:(00-99) Define char. delay=??

Note: For setting up, please refer to the examples in

Chapter 5.

4. Keyboard Upper/Lower Case

* Lower

Upper

5. Keyboard Number Keys

* Alphanum

Numeric Pad

6. Keyboard Data Terminator

* CR

None

SPACE

TAB

ESC

Ctrl + C

Auto

2.2 RS-232C Parameters

The scanner also provides RS-232C interface to meet

your application . Scan the label below for RS-232C

interface.

RS - 232C

RS-232 Pin Assignment:

DUSB-9P Female

1 N/C (=no connection)

2 TXD

5 GND

7 CTS

8 RTS

9 VCC (+5V)

DC Adapter +5v +- 10% 150mA (min.)

1. Baud Rate ( bps)

19200

300

600

1200

2400

4800

*9600

38400

2. Data Bits

* 8 Bits

7 Bits

RS-232C parameters include:

1. Baud rate

2. Data bits

3. Parity

4. Handshaking protocol

5. Character delay

6. Data terminator

3. Parity

* None

Odd

Even

4. Handshaking

* None

Xon/Xoff

5. Character Delay

Min. to Max.:(00-99) Define char. delay=??

6. Data Terminator

* CR

SPACE

RTS/CTS

None

CR+LF

CHAPTER 3 BAR CODE SETTING

The scanner can read almost all popular symbologies

in the world. Scan one or more codes from the

following labels to meet your applications.

Readable Code Setting

*On

Code 39

ITF 2/5

IND 2/5

MTX 2/5

Off

* Off

*Off

ESC

STX/ETX

TAB

Ctrl + C

Xon/Xoff

CODABAR

*On

Off

Readable Code Setting ( Cont'd)

*On

EAN-13/UPC-A

* On

EAN-8

* On

UPC-E

UPC/EAN

Add-on 2/5

*On

Off

* Off

3.1 CODE 39 Parameters

These parameters include:

1. Character set

2. Verify check digit

3. Transmit check digit

4. Transmit start/stop digit

1. Character Set

* Standard Code

Full ASCII code

2. Verify Check Digit

* No

Yes

3. Transmit Check Digit

* Yes

Code 128

Code 14

Standard readable codes include Code 93,

Code 11, Code IV, MSI/Plessy, China Postage

and ISBN/ISSN listed in page 25.

Off

4. Transmit Start/Stop Digit

* No

Yes

3.2 Interleave 2 of 5 Parameters

1. Verify check digit

2. Transmit check digit

3. Code length

1. Verify Check Digit

* No

Yes

2. Transmit Check Digit

* No

Yes

3. Code Length

* Variable length Min.=?? Max.=?? (4 - 48)

Fixed length Custom define=???

3.3. Industrial 2 of 5 Parameters

1. Verify check digit

2. Transmit check digit

3. Code length

1. Verify Check Digit

* No

Yes

2. Transmit Check Digit

* No

Yes

3. Code Length

* Variable length Min.=?? Max.=?? ( 2-24)

Fixed length Custom define=???

Note: 1. Default is set to various length with minimum 4

and maximum 48.

2. In order to suit your routine application, you

may also re-define as fixed length up to 3.

3. You may see examples in Chapter 5 for

re-definition.

Note: See examples in Chapter 5 for re-definition.

3.4 Matrix 2 of 5 Parameters

1. Verify check digit

2. Transmit check digit

3. Code length

1. Verify Check Digit

* No

Yes

2. Transmit Check Digit

* No

Yes

3.Code Length

* Variable length

Min.= ?? Max.= ?? ( 2-40)

Fixed length

Custom define=???

3.5 Codabar Parameters

1. Transmit start/stop characters

2. Type of start/stop characters

1. Transmit Start/Stop Characters

* No

Yes

2. Type of Start/Stop Characters

* abcd/abcd

ABCD/ABCD

ABCD/TN*E

abcd/tn*e

Note: See examples in Chapter 5 for re-definition.

3.6 EAN-13 Parameters

1. Transmit first digit

2. Transmit second digit

3. Transmit check digit

1. Transmit First Digit

* Yes

2. Transmit Second Digit

*Yes

3. Transmit Check Digit

* Yes

3.7 UPC-A Parameters

1. Transmit first digit

2. Transmit second digit

3. Transmit check digit

1. Transmit First Digit

* Yes

2. Transmit Second Digit

* Yes

3. Transmit Check digit

* Yes

3.8 EAN-8 Parameters

1. Transmit first digit

2. Transmit check digit

1. Transmit First Digit

* Yes

2. Transmit Check Digit

* Yes

3.9 UPC-E Parameters

1. Transmit first digit

2. Transmit check digit

1. Transmit First Digit

* Yes

CHAPTER 4 OPTIONAL SETTING

This chapter provides you instructions for selecting

optional parameters in order to fit your special

requirements. These options include reading modes,

code mark, pre-amble, post-amble, buzzer pitch,

buzzer duration, power-up tone, and LED indicator.

4.11 Flash Mode

Flash Mode

* Enable

Disable

4.12 Scanner Multi Read

Scanner Multi Read

* single read

double read

4.13 Buzzer Mode

Buzzer Mode

* Buzzer on

2. Transmit Check Digit

* Yes

Buzzer off

4.14 Vibrating Indicator

Vibrating Indicator

*OFF

4.2 Code Mark ( Code ID) Parameters

You may use the example listed below to define the

code mark for your own applications.

Please note that each code mark you define has to follow the steps as example shown below . You may also refer to Chapter 5

for details.

For example: to define " Z " as code mark for code 39. , the steps will be as under :

a) Scan " Start " label. b) Scan Code 39 label as below. c) Refer to Appendix A. ASCII Code Table where shows " 5" "A" stand for " Z". d) From Appendix D. Hex-Label to scan " 5" "A" labels. e) Scan " EXIT" label also from Hex-Label Table. f) Scan " END" to complete your definition

Code Mark Parameters

Code 39

ITF 2/5

IND 2/5

MTX 2/5

CODABAR

EAN-13/UPC-A

EAN-8

UPC-E

Code 128

4.3 Pre-amble and Post-amble

Pre-amble & Post-amble

Pre-amble=??

Post-amble=??

Note: 1. You can define maximum 10

characters/digits for each pre-/post-amble.

2. Please refer to examples in Chapter 5.

Cancellation of Pre-amble & Post-amble

Pre-amble

Post-amble

Note: Read pre-amble for post-amble first and then

CANCEL label afterwards.

CANCEL

4.4 Buzzer Parameters

Buzzer parameters include buzzer pitch ( buzzer

frequency) and buzzer duration.

Buzzer Pitch & Duration

Buzzer pitch=?? (0-22)

Buzzer duration=?? (0-127)

CANCEL

Note: 1. Read code type and then CANCEL label.

2. Please follow the rule for cancellation step by step, i.e.: to read one code type and then scan CANCEL label.

4.5 Other parameters

These parameters include power up tone and LED indicator.

Power up Tone

* On

Off

LED Indicator

* LED on

Good read off

LED off Good read on

4.6 Code(S) Single or Double Read

Code(S)

Single Read

Double Read

Please do remember one thing , that is -

everytime before setting up your own definition,

you will have to write down the order of

characters/digits that you find out from ASCII

Code Table/Decimal Table first. This important

step will minimize mistakes when you proceed

configuration procedures.

Example 1. To setup pre-amble, let's say AjX, of any code

Now simply follow the following steps:

1) From Appendix A. ASCII Code Table you may find out that:

- " 4" & " 1" stand for A

- "6" & "A" stand for j

- " 5" & " 8 " stand for X Please take note, in orders, "4", "1", "6", "A", "5", "8"

2) Scan " START" label printed in the front cover of manual.

3) Scan the provided pre-amble label.

4) Follow the order of "4", "1", "6", "A", "5", "8" to scan the bar code in the Appendix D. Hex-Label Table.

5) Then scan " EXIT" label also printed in Appendix D. Hex-Label Table.

6) Finally, scan "END" label printed in the front cover in order to complete your own configuration.

Example 2. To set variable length for code ITF 2/5

The defaults of minimum and maximum length are 4 and 48 respectively. If you want to set 8 for minimum and 20 for maximum, the steps will be as below:

CHAPTER 5 USEFUL EXAMPLES

Here we list examples concerning configuration steps

for your reference. We have illustrated the steps for

defining code mark. Now we try others and you will

see that it's very important and very useful of our

ASCII Code Table and Decimal Table shown in

Appendix A and Appendix B respectively.

1) Refer to Appendix B. Decimal Table you may find that :

- " 08 " stands for 8

- " 14 " stands for "20" Please take note, in orders, "0", "8", "1", "4"

2) Scan " START" label printed in the front cover of manual.

3) Scan the provided variable length of bar code label.

4) Follow the orders you write down to scan bar code labels from Appendix D. Hex-Label Table..

5) Scan " EXIT" label also printed in Appendix D. Hex-Label Table.

6) Scan " END" label printed in front cover to complete your configuration.

Chapter 6. USB Connection ( Optional)

Scan the following command codes to complete USB setting:

SET

START

USB Setting

APPENDICES APPENDIX A. ASCII CODE TABLE

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STX DC2

ETX DC3 #

EOT DC4 $

ENQ

NAK

ACK

SYN

BEL

ETB

CAN 8

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!1A

“2B

(

)

END

LF SUB *

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DCR

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APPENDIX B. DECIMAL TABLE

32 48 64 80 11296

33 49 65 81 97 113

35 51 67 83 99 115

36 52 68 84 100 116

37 53 69 85 101 117

38 54 70 86 102 118

40 56 72 88 104 120

41 57 73 89 105 121

42 58 74 90 106 122

45 67

66 82

71 87 103 119

114

APPENDIX C. OTHER OPTIONS

In this appendix, we also list some optional

parameters regarding computer types and

keyboard layout of the keyboard wedge,

readable codes and parameters for

these readable codes, general parameters.

Computer Type

IBM 3196/97,3476/77

NEC N5200

NEC PC-98

ACER 7300

Sun Type 4/5/5C

ADI CC-III

44 60 76 92 108 124

45 61 77 93 109 125

MAC SE

43 59 75 91 107 123

LC-6533

46 62 78 94 110 126

12711195796347

IBM 4714

Switzerland

Italy

U.K.

Portugal

Latin America

Keyboard Layout

Sweden/Finland

Belgium

Denmark

Norway

Japan

Code 93

Code 11

MSI/Plessy

China Postage

Readable Code

* Off

Poland

Code IV

* Off

Holland

ISBN/ISSN

*Off

* Off

GTIN14

* Off

Ean-128

D) Code 11 Parameters :

1. Number of Check Digit

One

Two

2. Transmit Check Digit

Yes

E)Code 93 Parameters

Concatenation

Off

F) China Postage Parameters

1. Code Length

Variable Length Min=? Max=?(2-40)

Fixed length Custom Define=???

3. Transmit Check Digit

Yes

G) General Parameters- Code Mark

Code Mark Parameters

Code 93

Code 11

MSI/Plessy

China Postage

Code IV

CANCEL

Note: 1. Read code type ( just once a time) and then CANCEL label afterwards.

H) General Parameters

Bar Space Invert to Read

Yes

2. Verify Check Digit

I) K/B Control Code Emulation F1-F12

K/B Control Code Emulation F1-F12

Disable

Enable

APPENDIX D. HEX-LABEL TABLE

EXIT

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