Summary of Contents for Datascan QPID1000
- Page 1 DATASCAN, LP QPID1000 Product Manual Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ...
- Page 2 Physical Characteristics Dimensions: 70mm x 170mm x 38mm General Operation The unit is turned on and off via the side power button. The scan engine is activated by pulling the bottom trigger or top scan button during appropriate places inside of the scan test app. The volume is change by using the side physical buttons or through software control within the Android OS. The side entry SD card slot is used for additional temporary storage Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ...
- Page 3 3.7V 18650 Lithium Polymer Batteries Only use UL listed batteries that are supplied with the device Unit Charging Specifications: 5VDC 1A Input via microUSB Port Once the batteries are inserted, let the unit charge using the micro USB port overnight if this is the first time powering on the device. To start and prepare the device, perform these common Android procedures Press the POWER key to start up the device. It will boot through a series of screens before booting to the Android home screen Connect to a WIFI access point with internet access < ‐‐‐‐ CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGE FOR APP INSTRUCTIONS ‐‐‐‐ > Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ...
- Page 4 Application Usage Instructions Start the app by hitting the blue icon that says DEV. Once the app initializes, it will load the Demo App. Press Next to continue. On this screen, enter 16 numeric digits and then hit Authenticate. 1111111111111111 is recommended. Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ...
- Page 5 On this screen, scan the fixture ID barcode: On the Scan/Key Barcode screen, you can scan all barcodes that are UPCA/EAN13. Here is an example below: When you are done scanning items, hit the “Tap to Close” button Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ...
- Page 6 On this screen, select OK to continue and send the fixture to our servers, or press “Return to Fixture” to scan additional items. This is what is displayed as the scanner uploads the information that was scanned You are now ready to scan another fixture tag Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ...
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Page 7: Wireless Technologies
Wireless Technologies All wireless configuration for both 802.11 WIFI and Bluetooth will be handled by the application automatically. BT is handled completely by the application and old used to pair with Datascan owned equipment when necessary. In most cases, user intervention is not required. In the event WIFI needs configuration beyond the preprogrammed state, follow these instructions: Touch the menu button on the top left hand corner of the screen Touch the Preferences section Touch Wi‐Fi Settings Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ... - Page 8 Menu and Preferences The Menu and Preferences section allows you to adjust the brightness, scan beep tone, vibration, and other scanning related features. Screen Brightness: Adjust the screen brightness of the device Wi‐Fi Settings: Allows the user to connect to different WIFI access points Host Settings: This is only used by our support staff if you are having connections to one of our host servers Notification Options: This allows you to change the scan beep, vibration, scan LED, etc.. Hardware Options: This shows hardware information for the device Network Info: Current state of the WIFI network SKU File Info: Version and date of the validation file Software Versions: All software version numbers on the device Datascan, LP ‐ 2210 Hutton Drive, STE 100 ‐ Carrollton, Texas 75006 USA ‐ +1 866 441 4848 ...
- Page 9 FCC Certification Requirements Caution: Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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