Welch Allyn Medical Diagnostic Equipment 2380 User Manual

Programming Menu

SCANTEAM 2380 Programming Menu

Please Note: The programming features on each menu page are not supported in

all models and software revisions of the SCANTEAM 2380. Notations are included if the feature is available only in certain models. Contact your Welch Allyn Sales Coordinator for the revision/model to fit your needs.

The SAMPLE BAR CODES page (near the end of the programming menu) contains bar code symbols that you may use to verify that you have programmed your SCANTEAM 2380 correctly.

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SCANTEAM 2380/PM Programming Menu

STATUS

CHECK

SHOW FIRMWARE REVISION LEVEL

Scan the bar code below to display the revision level of the SCANTEAM 2380 firmware.

For example:

to the terminal/host device. The “C” at the end indicates the firmware is at revision level C.

SHOW SOFTWARE NUMBER

Scan the bar code below to display the SCANTEAM 2380 software number. The resulting information will show if there is a special or custom download program resident in the scanner.

For example:

terminal/host device. That number is the software number.

After scanning the Firmware Revision Level bar code, “(C) WA93C” is output

Firmware Revision Level

After scanning the Software Number bar code, “33961001” is output to the

Software Number

SCANNER LABELING

The drawing below shows the serial number label that is attached to the scanner cord. The top number shows the SCANTEAM 2380 model number . This may also be a special 6 digit part number (custom orders). The serial number is on the second line. The “C” after the serial number indicates that the firmware Mask revision is C.

2380/B–211DX J01 1234C

USER’S

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SCANTEAM 2380 Programming Menu

SCANTEAM 2380/PM Programming Menu

USE THIS PAGE

As a general overview of the programming menu. The programming menu consists of two basic components as shown below.

Programming Menu

USE THIS PAGE

To select the pre–programmed asterisked (*) values by scanning DEFAUL T symbol.

scan

ENTER

scan

DEFAULT

scan

EXIT

To enable or disable listed code selections.

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selections variables

UPC ID = c (HEX 63)

EAN ID = d (HEX 64)

UPC & EAN Addenda Req’d.

MSI ID = g (HEX 67)

Plessey ID = n (HEX 6E)

Notes:

(1) * Designates DEFAULT selections. (2) UPC Version D is not supported at this time.

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SAMPLE MENU PAGE

CODE

SELECTION II

(RETAIL)

Version A Version D(2) Version E0 Version E1 Check Digit Xmit Number System Xmit Version E Expand 2–Digit Addenda 5–Digit Addenda

EAN/JAN 13 EAN/JAN 8 Check Digit Xmit 2–Digit Addenda 5–Digit Addenda

Enable Yes/No*

Enable Minimum Length Maximum Length

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*Yes/No B C

*Yes/No

D E

*Yes/No F

*Yes/No

Yes/No*

G H *Yes/No

*Yes/No

C DE*Yes/No

*Yes/No

Yes/No*

*04–Max

Min–48*

Yes/No*

*04–Max

A B

Min–48*

USE THIS PAGE

In combination with the adjoining menu pages to program the unit. The bar codes on this page correspond to symbols in shaded areas on adjoining menu pages. SCAN these bar codes in the sequence indicated on menu page to program desired selections and variables.

ROMAN NUMERALS LETTERS DIGITS OTHERS

No*

VII

VIII

BAR CODE CHART

Programming Menu

III

XVII

XVIII

XIX

XII

XIII

XIV

XVI

SYSTEM

BAR CODE CHART

0 (YES)

1 (NO)

GUIDE

ESCAPE

DEFAULT

EXIT

MENU PAGE

Each menu page represents one section of the programming menu. Use individual menu pages in combination with the bar code chart on the back page foldout to program the decoder.

USE THIS PAGE – is a summary of the programming options (parameters) of each menu page. ENTER – Each menu page has its own unique ENTER bar code; scan this bar code to activate desired menu page. DEFAULT – Most menu pages have a DEFAULT bar code which allows the user to independently default menu

pages to astericked (*) values without affecting, in any way, the rest of the programming menu. Default values can be easily selected from the desired menu pages by scanning the bar code sequence ENTER, DEFAULT, EXIT. Individual defaults for a specific selection can be made by scanning ENTER, ROMAN NUMERAL, DEFAULT, EXIT.

EXIT – To move from one menu page to another, scan the EXIT bar code. This bar code must be scanned to end programming selection on each menu page before beginning to program on a different menu page.

SELECTIONS/VARIABLES – Lists all of the options available on each menu page. Following each option are symbols in shaded areas. These symbols correspond to bar codes on the adjoining bar code chart.

NOTES – are provided to call out any unusual situations and/or refer you to necessary information or examples elsewhere in the menu or manual.

MENU PAGE FACING (Not Shown)

The page facing the menu is often used to supplement or clarify the material presented on the front of each menu page. The information and examples found here are specific to the individual menu page and contain, in some cases, charts and diagrams that must be used in order to determine the correct programming sequence.

BAR CODE DATA CHART

The bar codes on this chart are assigned to a ROMAN NUMERAL, DIGIT, LETTER OR YES/NO symbol. These bar codes correspond to the symbols in shaded areas on the menu pages and are scanned in various combinations to enter programming sequences to the decoder. Bar codes on this page are meaningless unless an ENTER bar code from one of the menu pages is first scanned. When an ENTER bar code is scanned, the bar code chart becomes specific to that menu page and remains so until the EXIT bar code is scanned or another menu page is selected.

ESCAPE

Use this bar code to cancel current programming sequence. All parameters remain as they were. Scan ESCAPE.

TERMINAL

SCANTEAM 2380 Information and Examples

SELECTION

DIRECT CONNECT ENABLE

When enabled, this programming selection allows the wand scanner to replace the keyboard. The scanner will respond the the PC keyboard initialization commands upon power up. This selection is for an AT keyboard

LOW POWER

When enabled, this programming selection puts the wand scanner in a low power mode. The LED will be pulsed to conserve power and will “wake up” when a transition from black to white is seen.

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with a terminal ID of 03.

SCANTEAM 2380 Programming Menu

USE THIS PAGE

To select the terminal type. To enable the AT Direct Connect feature. To enable the Low Power feature.

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TERMINAL

SELECTION

ENTER

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terminal

IBM

OLIVETTI

AT DIRECT CONNECT LOW POWER

selection

PC/XT PS/2 model 30 PC/AT, PS/2 50–80

PS/2 30–286 3196/97, 3476/77

3191/92, 3471/72 (102 Keyboards)

3196/97, 3476/77 (122 Keyboards)

3191/92, 3471/72 (122 Keyboards)

M19, M24, M28 M200, M240, M250, M290,

M380, P500 078/079/080/191 VT220, 320, 340

VT400 Series through V1.4 VT400 Series V2.0 and above (5) Enable (3, 4) Yes/No*

Enable (4) Yes/No*

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01 02 03

08 09

01 03

09TELEX

04DEC

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EXIT

Notes:

(1) For proper installation to selected terminal the proper 2380 “Y interface cable must be used. Cable part numbers are listed on the facing page. (2) No default parameters are programmed for this page. (3) Only for a terminal ID of 03. (4) Available for Mask C (5) T erminal ID of 05 not supported by standard 2380 software. Must order via special 6 digit part number. Contact your Sales Representative for ordering information.

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OUTPUT PARAMETERS

SCANTEAM 2380 Information and Examples

& FORMAT SELECTIONS

PREAMBLE/POSTAMBLE

Preambles and Postambles are characters added by the 2380 to scanned bar code data. These characters are sent with the bar code data to the terminal. Use the Hex–ASCII table below to find the alpha–numeric code to be used for programming a particular Preamble or Postamble.

NOTE: The 2380 will translate characters 00–1F (keyboard function codes) into keyboard “function keys.” The assigned translation is dependent upon the terminal being used. Refer to the 2380 Technical Manual to determine the assigned translation.

PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE

To program a Carriage Return (CR) Postamble:

NOTE: To clear Pre/Postamble Scan: Enter, I (or II), Default, and then EXIT.

HEX – ASCII CHART

NUL

SOH

STX

ETX

EOT

ENQ

ACK

BEL

CODE IDENTIFICATION

YES – Adds a lower case letter preamble to the bar code data sent to the terminal to denote the bar code symbology

scanned. This preamble will follow any preamble programmed in I.

NO – Does not add lower case preamble. Lower Case Preamble Symbology Lower Case Preamble Symbology

a Codabar h Code 11 b Code 3 of 9 i Code 93 c UPC j Code 128 d EAN k AMES e I 2 of 5 m Matrix 2 of 5 f 2 of 5 n Plessey g MSI

FUNCTION CODES

YES – The 2380 translates characters 00–1F (keyboard function codes) that may be contained within bar code data into

“function keys.” These function keys will be sent to the terminal along with the other characters in the bar code data. NO – The 2380 does not translate characters 00–1F into “function keys.” Instead, characters 00–1F are stripped from the bar code data.

NOTE: Keyboard function codes that are programmed in the postamble and preamble remain active at all times.

KEYBOARD TYPE

(If terminal is not listed, then no secondary type keyboard is supported.)

Terminal

IBM PC, PC/XT IBM PS/2 (50–80) DEC NORM

* ASCII function codes (00–1F) are sent to the terminal via a ”CTRL+” sequence (i.e. ’CR’=CTRL+M)

INTERCHARACTER DELAY INTERFUNCTION DELAY INTERMESSAGE DELAY

Intercharacter Delay – When enabled, an intercharacter delay of between 01 and 99 (x5) milliseconds can be

programmed. Incoming messages may not have an intercharacter delay greater than (10 byte time at the programmed baud rate.

Interfunction Delay – The time delay between ”function key” characters output by the 2380. EXAMPLE: 2380 programmed as follows:

Intercharacter delay=10ms Interfunction delay=50ms Postamble=field exit and transmit When a bar code symbol containing the characters 123 is scanned, the 2380 will output to the terminal as follows:

Intermessage Delay – The time delay between bar code data output by the 2380. Beeper – This programming selection provides control of the Beeper. When “Beep on Reset” is enabled, the Beeper will

beep each time the system is reset. If “Beep on Good Read” is enabled, the Beeper will beep following a scan when the data has been accepted by the Host. Append Buffer – Controls state of Append Buffer. This buffer must be enabled if Code 3 of 9 symbology with Append Option has been selected.

Scan: Enter, II, A, 0, D, EXIT.

DLE

DC1

DC2

DC3

DC4

NAK

SYN

ETB

CAN

SUB

ESC

1 2 3 Field Exit Transmit

10ms delay

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Primary Secondary QuaternaryTertiary*

Type Type Type Type

XT CAPS LOCK CTRL + SHIFT LOCK NORM

10ms delay

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CAPS LOCK CTRL + SHIFT LOCK CTRL +

10ms

delay

50ms delay

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