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Zapper
™
Tornado BT
Users Manual
ASP Microcomputers
14 Business Park Drive,
Notting Hill, Victoria, 3168
Australia
Telephone: (03) 9578-7600
FAX: (03) 9578-7727
email: solutions@asp.com.au
World Wide Web: http://www.asp.com.au
ASP Microcomputers is a division of Grayline Holdings Pty. Ltd,. A.C.N. 004 940 729
Zapper Tornado, Zapper Tornado BT and Barcode Zapper are trademarks of ASP Microcomputers
Manual revised: April 20
, 2017
Copyright © 2010-2017 by ASP Microcomputers
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- Page 1 FAX: (03) 9578-7727 email: solutions@asp.com.au World Wide Web: http://www.asp.com.au ASP Microcomputers is a division of Grayline Holdings Pty. Ltd,. A.C.N. 004 940 729 Zapper Tornado, Zapper Tornado BT and Barcode Zapper are trademarks of ASP Microcomputers Manual revised: April 20 , 2017 Copyright ©...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
PICO Mode ................................4 HID Mode ................................4 SPP Master/Slave Mode ............................4 Using your Zapper Tornado BT in PAIR Mode ......................5 Using your Zapper Tornado BT in PICO Mode ......................6 Using your Zapper Tornado BT in HID Mode ......................7 Using your Zapper Tornado BT in SPP Mode ...................... -
Page 3: Your Zapper Tornado Bt
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Your Zapper Tornado BT™ Thank you for choosing the ASP Zapper Tornado BT Bluetooth Cordless Image Scanner. Powered by a combination of cutting-edge Imaging Technology and Bluetooth 2.1 EDR wireless technology, it not only provides outstanding reading performance, but also delivers the convenience and freedom of mobility. -
Page 4: Before You Use Your Zapper Tornado Bt
Before you use your Zapper Tornado BT Please note that your Zapper Tornado BT will be shipped to you with the battery already charged and fitted, and set up for PAIR mode. All you need to do is plug it in... -
Page 5: Use Usb Bus Power
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Use USB Bus Power 1. If your host device has USB 3.0 ports available, both battery charging and regular operation can be supported by the USB bus power without using the provided external power supply. -
Page 6: Choosing Your Radio Link Mode
The most common is PAIR mode, where the scanner communicates with its cradle, and the cradle connects to your PC via USB. The Zapper Tornado BT can also work in PICO mode, where multiple scanners can communicate with a single cradle. -
Page 7: Using Your Zapper Tornado Bt In Pair Mode
The default host interface of the smart cradle is USB HID. If you want to set the host interface to USB COM, you have to install a USB virtual COM driver into your host device before using the scanner. Please contact ASP for this software driver. © 2010-2017 ASP Microcomputers... -
Page 8: Using Your Zapper Tornado Bt In Pico Mode
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Using your Zapper Tornado BT in PICO Mode Make sure that the battery is fully charged, and plug the cradle into your computer. 1. The smart cradle must be in “Uninstall” state. If the smart cradle indicator is not flashing alternate red and green blinks, press and hold down the smart cradle paging/reset button for about five seconds (until the cradle beeps). -
Page 9: Using Your Zapper Tornado Bt In Hid Mode
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Using your Zapper Tornado BT in HID Mode 1. Ensure the battery is fully charged. Power on the scanner within radio range and ensure the status indicator of scanner gives alternating red and green blinks (in “Uninstall”... -
Page 10: Using Your Zapper Tornado Bt In Spp Mode
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Using your Zapper Tornado BT in SPP Mode Establishing an SPP Master Connection 1. Ensure the battery is fully charged. Go to the “Hardware” folder located in Bluetooth Advanced Settings of the remote host device to check its device MAC address. -
Page 11: Establishing An Spp Slave Connection
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Establishing an SPP Slave Connection 1. Ensure the battery is fully charged and a virtual COM port is available in your remote host for connecting the scanner. If not, please go to the “Client Applications” folder located in Bluetooth Advanced Settings. Click “Add COM Port”... -
Page 12: Out-Of-Range Scanning
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Out-of-range Scanning When the radio is connected between the scanner and the remote host device, the scanner will transmit each scanned data right after scanning the barcode. However, if the scanner loses the radio connection with the remote host device, it is configured to be unable to scan any barcode data. -
Page 13: Paging Function
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Paging Function A paging function is provided to help you locate a paired smart cradle or scanner. To page the paired smart cradle, scan the “Paging” command below. To page the paired scanner, press the paging/reset button of the smart cradle for less than three seconds. -
Page 14: How To Transmit Stored Data
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual How to Transmit Stored Data The scanner is preset to scan the “Transmit Stored Data” command to transmit all stored data. During the transmission process, the scanner will give continuous short clicks and blue blinks. Then the scanner will give two short beeps after data transmission is completed. -
Page 15: Using The Quantity Feature
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Using the Quantity Feature If you want to input quantity information with your barcode data, you can enter a quantity from 1 to 9999 by scanning the quantity barcodes below right after you scanned the barcode data. The quantity information will be stored into the memory storage together with the barcode data. -
Page 16: Scanner Indicators
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Scanner Indicators Description Link Indicator Beeper Radio connected 1 blue blink per 2.5 sec. Radio disconnected 3 blue blinks per 2 sec. During connection Quick blue blinks Short clicks Radio connection built 1 blue blink per 2.5 sec. -
Page 17: Miscellaneous Options
ISBN-13 code, and a 10 digit ISBN-10 code that is derived from the full 13 digit barcode number. The Zapper Tornado BT™, by default, outputs the 13 digit number at the bottom of an ISBN barcode. If ISBN (or SCIS) mode is turned on using the barcodes on the next page, the barcode scanner will translate the 13 digit number at the bottom of the barcode into the 10 digit ISBN-10 code at the top. -
Page 18: Scis
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Most likely, you will only need to scan ISBN codes for use with SCIS. SCIS say that they now allow either ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 codes to be used, so it really doesn't matter if your scanner outputs the 10 digit code or the 13 digit code when the ISBN barcode is scanned. -
Page 19: Beeper Mode
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Beeper Mode 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. -
Page 20: Output Terminators
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual Output Terminators To set the output terminator character, scan the PROGRAM barcode on the left below, then TERMINATOR barcode, then one of the terminator barcodes on the right, then the END barcode on the left. -
Page 21: System Commands
Zapper Tornado BT™ Users Manual System Commands The barcodes below are included for troubleshooting purposes only. Do not scan any of these barcodes unless instructed to scan them by ASP service personnel. © 2010-2017 ASP Microcomputers Page 19... -
Page 22: Electromagnetic Interference (Emc)
It is your responsibility to carefully pack any unit being returned for service, warranty or otherwise, and pay shipping charges to your dealer location or ASP. Units sent freight collect will not be accepted. Freight back to you will be paid by ASP in the case of warranty repairs.
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Troubleshoot guide? - When the scanner has been disconnected from the PC, and won't scan when plugged back in, what should I do, please? In the meantime, I'm still trying to solve this from the manual.