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- Page 1 Application Manual XFNS0843_03 Date: August 16, 2012 Edition: 3rd, August 16, 2012 www.OpticonUSA.com Phone (USA): © 2012 Opticon 1.800.636.0090 . All rights reserved. Document Part Number (USA): All information subject to change without notice. 25-OPL98001-01...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Download Software PC Applications Device Firmware USB Drivers Setup Cradle Connect AC power Connect data cable Install Device Application Firmware Setup NetO32 Usage Instructions Collect Data Retrieve Data Start NetO32 Place OPL9813 in cradle Stop NetO32 Data File Basics Record Format... - Page 3 Application Manual XFNS0843_03 GPS Strings GPS String Formats Degree Hemisphere (DH) Degree Minute Hemisphere (DMH) Degree Minute Second Hemisphere (DMSH) GPS String Conversion Settings Unique ID Trigger Mode Time Zone GPS String Format GPS Breadcrumb Interval Supported Symbologies...
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Page 4: Introduction
Application Manual XFNS0843_03 Introduction The OPL9813 Default Application XFNS084x is a fully functional scanning and GPS tracking application. Supported This application allows the user to scan and store any compatible barcode symbol (see Symbologies ) tagged with time, date, GPS coordinates and a unique identification number for the Settings device. -
Page 5: Setup Instructions
USB Drivers If you will be using the OPL9813 companion cradle with its USB connection to your PC, you will need USB drivers. These can be downloaded from the link below. Simply run the installer (Admin privileges required) and Windows will take care of the rest. -
Page 6: Connect Ac Power
Settings configure • As soon as the OPL9813 is removed from the cradle, it will begin to emit a series of beeps. This is your notice that the Serial Number has not yet been programmed into the device’s memory. Scan the Serial Number barcode from the device’s box to store this data. -
Page 7: Setup Neto32
Setup NetO32 NetO32 is a free Opticon PC application used to download data to and from an Opticon terminal device such as the OPL9813. NetO32 was downloaded and installed previously in this document, so launch NetO32 from the desktop shortcut or the Start Menu to begin. -
Page 8: Usage Instructions
Collect Data Collecting Data with the OPL9813 is a very simple process; simply point the device at the barcode you wish to scan and press the trigger key. The trigger key is the center of the three keys on the face of the device. -
Page 9: Data File
Device Serial Number This is the serial number of the device as printed on the safety label on the underside of the OPL9813. Note that it is possible for the data in the file and the data on the label not to match (intentionally or Settings otherwise) if the wrong serial number was stored during device setup. - Page 10 Application Manual XFNS0843_03 Date is recorded in the dd/mm/yyyy format. Single digits are zero padded. Time is a 24-hour clock in the hh:mm:ss format. Single digits are zero padded. Date and Time are separated by a single space. Time is set and maintained automatically by satellite once a GPS fix is established.
- Page 11 Application Manual XFNS0843_03 Breadcrumb “BREAD CRUMB” A breadcrumb record is collected each time a set interval elapses, determined by the Breadcrumb GPS Breadcrumbs setting. See the setting for further information. Scan < My Barcode Data> Any other record in the file is a barcode scan. This section contains the data encoded in the barcode exactly as it is printed.
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Page 12: Gps Strings
Application Manual XFNS0843_03 GPS Strings GPS String Formats GPS strings can be represented in a variety of formats. Each format represents the same location on Earth and the formats can be readily translated from one to another. GPS coordinates are logged in longitude/latitude pairs within each record in the data file. See the Record Format section for more information on the data file. - Page 13 Application Manual XFNS0843_03 on the numbers. For the above coordinates, we begin with 122.22073W,47.45946N or otherwise stated 122 degrees and a fraction for longitude and 47 degrees and a fraction for latitude. This is Degree format. To convert this to Degree Minute format, we multiply the fraction by 60. This gives us 122 degrees and 13.244 minutes lontitude and 47 degrees and 27.568 minutes latitude or otherwise 12213.244W,4727.568N.
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Page 14: Settings
60 seconds for some changes to have full effect on new records. Device Serial Number Each OPL9813 running XFNS084x stores a 6 digit number in memory so that data records can identify the specific unit that recorded the data. Typically this ID number matches the serial number of the unit. -
Page 15: Time Zone
Application Manual XFNS0843_03 Time Zone All time zones from GMT -11 to GMT +14 are supported by this application. Note that Daylight Saving Time is not directly supported given the varied usage of this policy from region to region, but can be configured manually by changing the time zone setting as appropriate throughout the year. - Page 16 Application Manual XFNS0843_03 GMT - 12 GMT + 1 GMT + 2 GMT + 3 GMT + 4 GMT + 5 GMT + 6 GMT + 7 GMT + 8 GMT + 9 GMT + 10 GMT + 11 GMT + 12 GMT + 13 GMT + 14 —...
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Page 17: Gps String Format
GPS Format: DMSH GPS Breadcrumbs At a pre-determined interval, the OPL9813 will store a GPS Breadcrumb (that is, a time and date coded set of GPS records not associated with a barcode scan or any other user activity). This GPS breadcrumb, not relying on user input can be used to track the user of the device at stages where scanning does not occur throughout the day. - Page 18 Application Manual XFNS0843_03 Breadcrumbs: 25 minute Breadcrumbs: 30 minute Breadcrumbs: 35 minute Breadcrumbs: 40 minute Breadcrumbs: 45 minute Breadcrumbs: 50 minute Breadcrumbs: 55 minute Breadcrumbs: 60 minute — 15 —...
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Page 19: Supported Symbologies
Application Manual XFNS0843_03 Supported Symbologies A symbology is a specific form of barcode, much like an alphabet. The barcodes in this document, for example, are all of the symbology Code 39. The following symbologies are supported by this application for daily usage. •...
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