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TechScan TSK-6000 User Manual

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Layout Descript

RF LED

Left Button

Up Button

Basic screen

Press the scan button while one second, then the power on screen would be displayed as below.

S AM10:00

Scan Ready

Scan the bar code

Press the scan button to scan and decode the barcode.

S AM10:00

Scanning..

TSK-6000 User's Guide

Scan LED

Reset Button

Power LED

Right Button

Down Button

Scan button

USB Port

S AM10:00

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Page 1 TSK-6000 User’s Guide Layout Descript Scan LED Power LED RF LED Right Button Left Button Up Button Down Button Reset Button Scan button USB Port Basic screen Press the scan button while one second, then the power on screen would be displayed as below.
Page 2 Power On/Off Power On : Press the scan button while one second. S AM10:00 Scan Ready Power Off : Press the down button while one second. S AM10:00 Power off continue? Menu On the basic screen, press the up button while one second. S AM10:00 S AM10:00 Scan Ready...
Page 3 Upload data Transmit the stored data via Bluetooth or USB. (Selection between Bluetooth and USB is refer to “11. Comm & Mode” next.) S AM10:00 ? AM10:00 Upload data 1.Scan barcode continue? 2.View data 3.Upload data 4.Erase data 5.Data space When is ? then, Bluetooth is disconnected.
Page 4 BT-Batch: After storing barcode data, transmit data by “5.Upload data” memu via Bluetooth. BT-Realtime: Transmit barcode data via Bluetooth immediately. USB-Batch: After storing barcode data, transmit data by “5.Upload data” menu via USB. USB-Realtime: Transmit barcode data via USB immediately. 12.
Page 5 FCC Compliance Statement 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. FCC Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.