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Barcode Zapper
Only for Beige/Grey Zappers
ASP Microcomputers
14 Business Park Drive,
Notting Hill, Victoria, 3168
Australia
Telephone: (03) 9578-7600
FAX: (03) 9578-7727
email: solutions@asp.com.au
WWW: http://www.asp.com.au
(ASP Microcomputers is a division of Grayline Holdings Pty. Ltd,. A.C.N. 004 940 729)
Manual revised: November 19
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Copyright © 1998-2020 by ASP Microcomputers
, 2020
Only for Beige/Grey Zappers

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  • Page 1 Telephone: (03) 9578-7600 FAX: (03) 9578-7727 email: solutions@asp.com.au WWW: http://www.asp.com.au (ASP Microcomputers is a division of Grayline Holdings Pty. Ltd,. A.C.N. 004 940 729) Manual revised: November 19 Copyright © 1998-2020 by ASP Microcomputers , 2020 Only for Beige/Grey Zappers...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents The ASP Barcode Zapper ................ 1 Barcode Symbologies ................2 Host Interfaces ..................2 PC Keyboard Wedge ..............3 Wand Emulation ................3 Apple Macintosh ................4 RS-232 Output ................4 RS-232 Serial Wedge ..............4 Standard Barcode Zapper Configurations ..........5 Standard Wand Emulation Setup ...........

  • Page 5: The Asp Barcode Zapper

    Barcode Zapper The ASP Barcode Zapper Barcode Zapper ASP's is a compact high-performance hand-held barcode scanner suitable for reading barcodes up to 80mm wide. Barcode Zapper has an oval shaped push button switch on the left side, positioned right where your...

  • Page 6: Barcode Symbologies

    • Interleaved 2 of 5, Interleaved 2 of 5 S Code, IATA Host Interfaces The ASP Barcode Zapper has five standard interface types built-in - PC Keyboard Wedge, Wand Emulation, Apple Macintosh, RS-232 Output and RS-232 Serial Wedge. These interfaces are selected via special setup barcodes, and connect via plug-in adaptor cables.

  • Page 7: Pc Keyboard Wedge

    30ms margin time and 50us module time. Other signal levels and timings are also available - please contact ASP or your dealer with your requirements. The Wand Emulation interface uses a female D9 connector, with wand data on pin 2, ground on pin 7 and +5v on pin 9.

  • Page 8: Apple Macintosh

    The RS-232 interface outputs decoded barcode scans using ASCII codes and the RS-232 standard. The RS-232 interface is compatible with ASP's ASPKey software, allowing RS-232 output to be accepted from the serial port and placed directly in the keyboard buffer of IBM PC compatible computers.

  • Page 9: Standard Barcode Zapper Configurations

    The Serial Wedge is designed to suit video terminals fitted with a female D25 connector (this is the usual case). If your video terminal instead uses a D25 male connector, you should contact ASP for advice. Switch off the terminal, then unplug the RS-232 cable from the host computer from the back of the video terminal, and plug it into the serial wedge cable.

  • Page 10: Standard Wand Emulation Setup

    Barcode Zapper Standard Wand Emulation Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 11: Standard Pc Keyboard Wedge Setup

    Barcode Zapper Standard PC Keyboard Wedge Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 12: Usb Keyboard Wedge

    Barcode Zapper USB Keyboard Wedge You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 13: Standard Apple Macintosh Setup

    Barcode Zapper Standard Apple Macintosh Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 14: Standard Rs-232 Setup

    Barcode Zapper Standard RS-232 Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 15: Standard Rs-232 Serial Wedge Setup

    Barcode Zapper Standard RS-232 Serial Wedge Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 16: Standard Zapstore Setup

    Barcode Zapper Standard ZapStore Setup You must scan the all of the barcodes below in the numerical order shown, then select one or more symbologies from the next page. MASTER DEFAULT ADJUSTABLE BUZZER TONE SERIAL COMMS DEFAULTS 0 (DISABLE) PROGRAM...

  • Page 17: Zapstore Symbology Setup

    Barcode Zapper ZapStore Symbology Setup After scanning the ZapStore setup barcodes on the previous page, you must then select one or more symbologies (or barcode types) from the list below. Scan the PROGRAM barcode on the left, then the SYMBOLOGY barcode, then...

  • Page 18: Notebook Type 10 Setup

    Barcode Zapper Notebook Type 10 Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 19: Notebook Type 13 Setup

    Barcode Zapper Notebook Type 13 Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 20: Notebook Type 14 Setup

    Barcode Zapper Notebook Type 14 Setup You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown. Note, however, that you won’t normally need to scan these setup barcodes – your Barcode Zapper will normally have been supplied already set up for you.

  • Page 21: Miscellaneous Options

    Barcode Zapper Miscellaneous Options The final section of this manual contains the setup barcodes for a number of the more common options, such as setting the baud rate, the beeper and trigger modes, the termination character, and ISBN (SCIS) mode.

  • Page 22: Beeper Mode Setup

    Barcode Zapper Beeper Mode Setup To set the beeper mode, scan the PROGRAM barcode on the left below, then the BEEPER TONE barcode, then one of the option barcodes on the right, then the END barcode on the left. PROGRAM...

  • Page 23: Isbn (Scis) Conversion

    Barcode Zapper ISBN (SCIS) Conversion Barcode Zapper can be set to convert EAN-13 barcodes that start with “978” into ISBN numbers, as required by the SCIS system, or to leave them as EAN-13 codes. First, scan the PROGRAM barcode on the left below, then the EAN/CAN/JAN SETTING barcode, then one of the ISBN barcodes on the right, and finally the END barcode on the left.

  • Page 24: Terminators For Rs-232 And Serial Wedge Only

    Barcode Zapper Terminators for RS-232 and Serial Wedge Only Barcode Zapper To set the terminator character when the is set to RS-232 or RS-232 Serial Wedge mode, scan the PROGRAM barcode on the left below, then RS-232 TERMINATOR barcode, then one of the terminator barcodes on the right, then the END barcode on the left.

  • Page 25: Output Delays For Pc Keyboard Wedge & Notebooks

    Barcode Zapper Output Delays for PC Keyboard Wedge & Notebooks To set delays between each character output by the Barcode Zapper when operating in PC Keyboard Wedge or Notebook mode, scan the PROGRAM barcode on the left below, then the INTERCHARACTER DELAY barcode, then two numeric digits (01 to 99 in milliseconds) from the barcodes on the right, then finally the END barcode on the left.

  • Page 26: Electromagnetic Interference

    ASP. Units sent freight collect will not be accepted. Freight back to you will be paid by ASP in the case of warranty repairs. ASP welcomes suggestions for improvements to our products and...

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