Opn2002/3/4/5/6; Sending The Link File Back To The Pc - Opticon ESL Server Manual

OPN2002/3/4/5/6

10.3.2.
Make sure the correct firmware version is loaded on the terminal:

'OPN2002_3_RFG3693x.hex' for the OPN2002 / OPN2003

'OPN2004_5_6_RFI3693x.hex' for the OPN2004 / OPN2005 / OPN2006
To create a link press the trigger button and scan the product barcode.
If the product wasn't found in the database (or no database was present) it will sound an error
beep to indicate the product wasn't found.
If the product was found, the laser will stay on and will start beeping every second to indicate that
you can now scan MAC address of the ESL.
After scanning the MAC address an OK-beep will be given to indicate that the linking was
successful.
To delete an existing link, press the small button and scan the MAC address of the ESL. The
OPN200x will either sound an OK-beep or an error-beep indicating the unlinking was successful
or not.
_+-FORMAT-+_
* Note: Use the format label to erase all data from the OPN200x, in case you wish to start over.
10.4.

Sending the link file back to the PC

After all links have been created using the barcode terminal, this information needs to be send
back to the PC, so they can be processed by the server application. This can be done by placing
the terminal back into its cradle (or connecting it to a USB-cable). The terminal should now
automatically send the link database (linked.csv) back to the PC.
After the barcode terminal has sent back the link database, the ESL server application will parse
the product database and link database into image files and update the ESLs if necessary.
Note: When using the OPN200x or OPH300x with USB, then the file exchange has to be started
manually by pressing the 'Start' button on the ESL server in the 'Settings'-tab.
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