Marson MR10A7 User Manual page 37

5-3. Communication Interface
Figure 5-4
Each Communication Interface is elaborated upon below:
(1) USB-VCP
Use USB Virtual COM as communication interface.
Data will be sent in hexadecimal format.
(2) USB-HID
Use the USB HID Keyboard as communication interface.
Tag data will be sent in ASCII format. For example, tag data <0x03> is sent to the host as
<0x30><0x33>, 2 bytes in total.
(3) Memory
When using Memory as the communication interface, the MR10A7 will not output scanned data, will
store them within its internal memory as a file (about 2MB in size). To access that file, a connection
with the Host PC is required.
Tag data will be stored in ASCII format. For example, tag data <0x03> is stored in MR10A7 as
<0x30><0x33>, 2 bytes in total.
(4) BT-HID
Uses the Bluetooth HID Keyboard communication interface.
Tag data will be sent in ASCII format. For example, tag data <0x03> is sent to the host as
<0x30><0x33>, 2 bytes in total.
(5) BT-SPP
Uses the Bluetooth SPP (BT Virtual COM) communication interface.
Tag data will be sent in hexadecimal format.
Sets the communication interface between the MR10A7 and the
Host PC, meaning the communication interface for MR10A7's data
output.
Five choices are available.
Configuration Method:
Choose one of the five, and press
parameter values to the MR10A7.
Default setting: BT-HID
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