Pairing With Other Bluetooth-Enabled Devices (Only With Bcs 3678 Ex ); Scanning When Out Of Range - Out Of Range & Batch Mode (Only With Bcs 3678 Ex ) - Bartec BCS 3600ex Series User Manual

Handscanner
BCS 3600 series
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Subject to technical modifications
Revision A / 04/2019
Pairing with other Bluetooth-enabled devices (only with BCS 3678
The hand-held scanner can communicate with other devices via Bluetooth or by pairing with a base
station. Detailed information about the operating modes, Bluetooth and pairing can be found in the
ZEBRA Product Reference Guide in Chapter 4 "Radio Communications".
Scanning when out of range - Out of Range & Batch Mode (only with BCS 3678
If there is a radio link between the hand-held scanner and the base station, the hand-held scanner
transmits all scanned data immediately after scanning the barcode.
If there is no radio connection, the scanning of barcode data is not possible (basic setting).
If the Out-of-Range Scanning function is enabled, barcode data can also be scanned outside the radio
range of the base station. All scanned data is buffered in the hand-held scanner until the radio link is
available.
The digital scanner supports five versions of the batch mode. If the digital scanner is configured for one
of the batch modes, it will attempt to store barcode data (not parameter barcodes) until transmission is
initialized or the maximum number of barcodes is stored. When a barcode has been successfully saved,
a decoding tone sounds and the LED flashes green. If the digital scanner cannot save a new barcode,
a beep sounds.
The digital scanner has sufficient on-board memory to store 500 barcodes of typical size
(UPC/EAN).
Number of barcodes that can be stored =
30,720 Byte memory / (number of characters in barcode + 3)
If the batch mode selection is changed while data is in batch mode, the new batch mode will not
take effect until all previously stacked data has been sent.
Detailed information and programmable codes for "out of range" and "batch mode" can be found in
the Zebra product reference system "Chapter 4 - Radio Communication".
Operating modes
Normal (Standard)
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No batch data. The digital scanner attempts to transfer each scanned barcode.
Batch mode out of range
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The digital scanner starts storing barcode data when it loses its connection to a remote device
(e.g. when a user holding the digital scanner goes out of range). The data transfer is triggered
by re-establishing the connection with the remote device (e.g. when a user holding the digital
scanner returns to range).
Standard Batch Mode
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The digital scanner starts saving barcode data after the batch mode has been activated. Data
transmission is triggered by scanning transmission batch data.
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