Vibrate Indicator; Scanners And Imagers; Integrated Bar Code Decoders; Tethered Bar Code Decoders - Honeywell MX9 Reference Manual

Vibrate Indicator

The MX9 has a vibration motor.
It is user-configurable to vibrate on a good scan, bad scan, or via an API call. The vibrations from this motor are detectable
under the handstrap at the rear of non-handle units or through the trigger handle when a trigger handle is installed.
Three vibration duration settings are provided for both good and bad scan. The settings can be assigned on the
> System > Data Collection > Notification

Scanners and Imagers

Note: The maximum number of communication ports from which the Data Collection Wedge can simultaneously support
input is three.

Integrated Bar Code Decoders

The MX9 may have any of the following bar code reader built in (integrated) and protected by the hatch:
Symbol SE955 short range laser scanner engine (bar code decoding only)
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Symbol SE1524 Lorax laser scanner engine (bar code decoding only)
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Hand Held Products 5300SF laser imager engine (non-decoding)
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A scan aperture heater is implemented for low temperature environments.

Tethered Bar Code Decoders

The external serial port at the base of the MX9 is used to connect (via serial tether) tethered laser scanners as needed.

Bluetooth Client Bar Code Decoders

The Bluetooth Module in the MX9 can accept data from paired Bluetooth bar code readers.

GPS Module

The default setting for GPS is Off.
GPS (Global Positioning System) is a U.S. space-based radio navigation system that provides reliable positioning, navigation,
and timing services on a continuous basis. The primary function of the embedded GPS module is to provide worldwide location
to applications which are running on the MX9.
GPS presence is displayed on the
is installed.
See Also: "Technical Specifications"
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tab. The default setting for both good scan and bad scan is Off.
Peripherals panel. Using the GPS tab, GPS power can be toggled on or off only when a GPS
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