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  • Page 1   BT­49i    Bluetooth Barcode  Scanner User manual   ...

  • Page 2: Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I (Mode Selection Code

    Chapter 1: important Notice................9 1-1 Regulations ..................10 1-2 TECHNICAL REGULATIONS CONFORMITY FOR SPECIFIED RADIO EQUIPMENT IN JAPAN ............10 1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION ....... 11 1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVE................11 1-5 SAFTY PRECAUTION ..............12 Chapter 2: Introduction ................13 2-1 PRODUCT FEATURES..............14 2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION ............15 2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION ..............16 2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES..............17 2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR ........18...
  • Page 3 4-2-5-1 BT Local name..............33 4-2-5-2 Remote Mac Address............34 4-2-5-3 Pin Code ...............35 4-2-6 Bluetooth parameter configuration by software....36 Chapter 5: Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction .........38 5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices)..39 5-1-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL (Slave mode) ......................44 5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party Bluetooth Devices) ...45 5-2-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL(Master Mode)
  • Page 4 6-2-6 Lamp Off Delay ..............73 6-2-7 Standby Time................74 6-2-8 Timeout ..................74 6-2-9 Date & Time Transmission .............75 6-2-10 Time Format .................75 6-2-11 Date Format................76 6-3 Scanner Configuration by Software..........78 6-3-1 Firmware update ..............78 6-3-2 Scanner Configuration............82 Chapter 7: General configuration setting ..........85 7-1 Host Interface..................86 7-1-1 Factory Default ...............86 7-1-2 Version ...................86...

  • Page 5: Barcode Symbologies Default Setting Chart

    7-4-2 Momentary ................102 7-4-3 Alternate ................103 7-4-4 Timeout Off................103 7-4-5 Continue................104 7-4-6 Test..................104 7-5 Buzzer....................105 7-5-1 Beep Volume ................105 7-5-2 Beep Tone ................106 7-5-3 Beep Time ................106 7-6 Standby Time ................107 7-7 LED Off Delay................107 7-8 Lamp Off Delay ................108 7-9 Good Read Time ................109 7-10 Setup Timeout................

  • Page 6: Ean-8

    8-4-5 Transmission Checksum ............124 8-5 EAN-8.....................125 8-5-1 Read..................125 8-5-2 Wait Add-on................125 8-5-3 Add-on Type .................126 8-5-4 Expansion................126 8-5-5 Transmission Checksum ............127 8-6 Code-39 ..................128 8-6-1 Read..................128 8-6-2 Type ..................128 8-6-3 Code 32 translation ..............129 8-6-4 Transmission Start/End ............129 8-6-5 Checksum Verification............130 8-6-6 Transmission Checksum ............130 8-7 Codabar/NW7 ................131 8-7-1 Read..................131...

  • Page 7: Code-11

    8-12-1 Read...................140 8-12-2 Transmission Checksum ............140 8-12-3 Checksum Verification............141 8-13 Code-11..................142 8-13-1 Read...................142 8-13-2 Checksum Transmission ............142 8-13-3 Verify Checksum ..............143 8-14 MSI/Plessey.................144 8-14-1 Read...................144 8-14-2 Transmission Checksum ............144 8-14-3 Checksum Verification............145 8-15 UK/Plessey ..................146 8-15-1 Read...................146 8-15-2 Verify Checksum ..............146 8-15-3 Transmission Checksum ............146 8-16 Telepen ..................147 8-16-1 Read...................147...

  • Page 8: Rss(Gs1 Databar) Expansion Stack

    8-21 RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack.........157 8-21-1 Read...................157 8-21-2 Code Mark................157 8-21-3 Application ID ..............158 8-21-4 Transmission Checksum ............158 Chapter 9: Output Format Settings ............159 9-1 String Output Flow Chart .............160 9-2 Preamble/Postamble ..............160 9-2-1 Transmission Preamble............160 9-2-2 Transmission Postamble ............161 9-2-3 Preamble Data ..............161 9-2-4 Postamble Data..............162 9-3 Prefix/Suffix...................163...

  • Page 9: Chapter 1: Important Notice

    1. Important Notice Chapter 1: important Notice Important Notice: 1-1 Regulations 1-2 TECHNICAL REGULATIONS CONFORMITY FOR SPECIFIED RADIO EQUIPMENT IN JAPAN 1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION 1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVES 1-5 SAFETY PRECAUT...

  • Page 10: Regulations

    1. Important Notice 1. Imp ortant Notice: 1-1 Regulations 1-1 REGULATIONS 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.

  • Page 11: National Communication Commission

    1. Important Notice 1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION 1-3 NATIONAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION NCC Registration Number: NCC-RCB-05 Qualified serials number on device: 1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVE 1-4 RoHS DIRECTIVE The RoHS directive (European Parliament Directive 2002/95/EC) mandates that producers of electrical or electronic equipment sold into Europe must minimize or eliminate the following materials from their design, as they are considered health risks: 1.

  • Page 12: Safty Precaution

    1. Important Notice 1-5 SAFTY PRECAUTION 1-5 SAFTY PRECAUTION  Do not stare the scanning light source beam.  Do not touch the device transparent window, reading performance might decrease if transparent window is dirty or scratch.  Do not disassemble or modify the internal components from the scanner.

  • Page 13: Chapter 2: Introduction

    2. Introduction Chapter 2: Introduction Introduction: 2-1 PRODUCT FEATURES 2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION 2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION 2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES 2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR 2-6 QUICK START GUIDE...

  • Page 14: Product Features

    Ergonomic and lightweight  Three in one functions (Bluetooth/ Memory/ Cabled)  USB cable can be used as cabled scanner, data transferring from flash memory, and battery charging cable.  Four different Bluetooth mode (Master, Slave, USB HID, and iPad mode) to communicate between PC, mobile phone and PDA.

  • Page 15: Product Specification

    2. Introduction 2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION 2-2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Model No. BT-49i wireless series Microprocessor 32 bits CPU 15,000 scans in Bluetooth Mode Main battery operation times ( 5 sec /per scan) Code 39, INT 25, Industrial 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5, Codabar(NW7), Code 93, Code 128,EAN 128, Supported barcodes JAN/EAN/ UPC and fully RSS code (GS1...

  • Page 16: Package Information

    2. Introduction 2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION 2-3 PACKAGE INFORMATION The package included: Scanner, Econnect Bluetooth Dongle (optional), power adaptor (optional), Lanyard, USB cable, Quick start guide, product Note: The product CD includes: Quick start guide, user manual, Bluetooth setting software, barcode scanner setting software. (Optional)

  • Page 17: Default Symbologies

    2. Introduction 2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES 2-4 DEFAULT SYMBOLOGIES Symbologies Default setting EAN/ UPC UPC-A Enabled UPC-E Enabled EAN-8 Enabled EAN-13 Enabled EAN-13(ISBN) Disabled Code 39 Enabled Interleaved 2/5 Disabled Industrial 2/5 Disabled Matrix 2/5 Disabled Codabar/ NW7 Enabled Code 128 Enabled Code 93 Disabled...

  • Page 18: Function Keys And Led Indicator

    2. Introduction 2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR 2-5 FUNCTION KEYS AND LED INDICATOR  Scan key: Read or store barcode data. Green LED will be indicated when scan key pressed. Erase key:  Erase single data: press the erase key and point to the previous scanned barcode, this action will erase the last previous saved barcode data from the memory.

  • Page 19: Quick Start Guide

    2. Introduction 2-6 QUICK START GUIDE 2-6 QUICK START GUIDE The Quick Start guide demonstrates how to connect the scanner with Econnect Bluetooth Dongle, and some of the quick references. For detail configuration with Bluetooth, please refer to related chapter. How to connect the scanner with Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Procedure...
  • Page 20 2. Introduction Transmitting barcode data Scanner Operation Guide */$%MTX* Operation Mode (Send) Send barcode data by Bluetooth OR When plug in the USB cable connected by USB cable. with scanner. It will start with short melody and the red LED will be indicated. Clear all saved barcode data Execute Word, Excel or any word */$%MCR*...

  • Page 21: Chapter 3: Scanner Configuration

    3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start Chapter 3: Scanner Configuration Scanner Configuration Quick Start 3-1 CONFIGURATION BY USER MANUAL 3-2 CONFIGURATION BY SOFTWARE...

  • Page 22: Configuration By User Manual

    3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start 3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start 3-1 CONFIGURATION BY USER MANUAL 3-1 Configuration by USER MANUAL In the user manual, print out the related topics of setting page, simply use the scanner to scan the barcode for configuration. For example: ENTER */$%ENT*...

  • Page 23: Configuration By Software

    3. Scanner Configuration Quick Start 3-2 CONFIGURATION BY SOFTWARE 3-2 Configuration by SOFTWARE In the product CD, you can find two different configuration software “Bluetooth setting” and “Barcode scanner setting” to configure the parameters. Bluetooth parameter settings: (CM500\ Software \ Bluetooth setting\Bluetooth Setting.exe) Scanner general settings: (CM500\ Software \ barcode scanner setting\ Scanner Setting.exe)

  • Page 24: Chapter 4: Memory / Bluetooth Mode

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode Chapter 4: Memory / Bluetooth Mode Memory / Bluetooth Mode: 4-1 Memory Mode 4-1-1 Function Switch (Bluetooth mode to Memory mode) 4-1-2 Transmitting barcode data in memory mode 4-1-3 Erase barcode data (single data/ all data) in memory mode 4-2 Bluetooth Mode 4-2-1 Function switch (Memory Mode to Bluetooth mode) 4-2-2 Bluetooth Mode LED indication...

  • Page 25: Memory Mode

    There are two methods of switching from Bluetooth mode to Memory mode: 1) Press and hold the scan key for 8 seconds, the green LED indicator will flash until a beep sound indicated. 2) Scan the following barcode to switch from Bluetooth Mode to Memory Mode.

  • Page 26: Erase Barcode Data (Single Data/ All Data)

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 2) Connect the USB cable between scanner and PC, and scan the below “Send” barcode. */$%MTX* (Send) 4-1-3 Erase barcode data (single data/ all data) 4-1-3 Erase barcode data (Single data / ALL data) Erase single data: Press the erase key and point to the scanned barcode, this action will erase the last previous saved barcode data in the memory.

  • Page 27: Bluetooth Mode

    There are two methods of switching from Memory mode to Bluetooth Mode: Press and hold the scan key for 8 seconds, the green LED indicator will flash until a beep sound indicated. Scan the following barcode from Memory Mode to Bluetooth Mode.

  • Page 28: Led Indication Under Bluetooth Mode

    Under Bluetooth mode, and Bluetooth connection is not yet Blue connected, the blue LED indicator will be flash per 3 seconds. Flashing Under Bluetooth Mode and if Bluetooth connection is not connected, Press and Hold the...

  • Page 29: Bluetooth Mode Selection Code Table

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-3 Bluetooth mode selection Code Table 4-2-3 Bluetooth mode selection Code Table Bluetooth mode selection code Table Mode Description Mode selection Code Applied to third party Slave Mode Bluetooth dongle, or build-in Bluetooth devices Applied to third party Master Mode Bluetooth dongle, or build-in Bluetooth...

  • Page 30: Bluetooth Mode Configuration By User Manual

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-4 Bluetooth mode configuration by user manual 4-2-4 Bluetooth mode configuration by user manual 4-2-4-1 Slave Mode : Third party Bluetooth devices ( Mode selection code: This mode is for user to configure with third party Bluetooth dongle, or build-in Bluetooth device.

  • Page 31: Hid Mode - For Third Party Bluetooth Devices (Mode Selection Code: 3)

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-4-3 Econnect Bluetooth dongle Mode I (Mode selection code: 2) This mode is for user to configure with purchased original factory dongle, and it is USB-HID / USB-COM configurable. For Econnect Bluetooth mode I configuration, please scan below barcodes step by step.

  • Page 32: Ipad Osk Mode (Mode Selection Code : 4)

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-4-5 iPad OSK MODE (Mode selection code : 4) This mode is for user to configure with iPad or iPhone devices For iPad OSK mode configuration, please scan below barcodes step by step. Procedure: */$%BTM* (1)BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting) *ZBT4* (2)Mode: (Mode selection)

  • Page 33: Bluetooth Parameter Configuration By Manual

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by manual 4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by manual 4-2-5 Bluetooth parameter configuration by manual 4-2-5-1 BT Local name This option enables to assign Bluetooth the scanner name. Please refer to the HEX ASCII table (Form 0~9, A~F).

  • Page 34: Remote Mac Address

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-5-2 Remote Mac Address Mac address configuration, total of 12 digits, Please refer to the HEX ASCII table (From 0~9, A~F). Configuration Max. Configurable Length Default Setting Hexadecimal / 12 digits 000000000000 decimal barcode table Procedure: */$%BTM* (1) BT Module Enter: (Enter Bluetooth setting)

  • Page 35: Pin Code

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-5-3 Pin Code When the scanner and Bluetooth device is in the pairing process, user will need to enter the pin code for pairing confirmation. This pin code might be generate by Bluetooth devices or preconfigured by user depends on different mode setting.

  • Page 36: Bluetooth Parameter Configuration By Software

    4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode 4-2-6 Bluetooth parameter configuration by software 4-2-6 Bluetooth parameter configuration by software Procedures: Connect scanner with PC by USB cable, and set the scanner to ISP mode. Scan the below barcodes step by step to set the scanner to ISP mode. */$%ENT* ENTER: *Z232*...
  • Page 37 4. Memory / Bluetooth Mode In the software, please go to Sync COM PORT for properties synchronization. Configure scanner Bluetooth parameters, including Name (user preferred device name for the scanner), Mac Address from the third party Bluetooth dongle or devices, Password (user preferred password), and make sure Bluetooth connection Mode is set as corresponding selection code.

  • Page 38: Chapter 5: Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Chapter 5: Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Bluetooth Mode – Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices) 5-1-1 How to receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in slave mode. 5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party Bluetooth Devices) 5-2-1 How to receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in Master Mode...

  • Page 39: Slave Mode Connection (For Third Party Bluetooth Devices)

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party 5-1 Slave mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices) Bluetooth devices) Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter 4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.
  • Page 40 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Under Devices tab, select “Add” button” After Scanner and Bluetooth dongle is in pair status, select “Next”, the device wizard will start searching for Bluetooth scanner, if Bluetooth scanner found, it will appear as following:...
  • Page 41 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction From the screen, the searched scanner (Device name: serial adaptor) will display on the screen. Select the scanner (Serial Adaptor). And select “Next” button. This enables to configure the Bluetooth passkey setting.
  • Page 42 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction To connect with scanner, please select “Let me choose my own passkey” and specify passkey as (1234 ) After specified the passkey, select “Next” button. This screen shows the Bluetooth connection status, and verifying the passkey.
  • Page 43 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction When the connection succeeded, the screen appears as below. From this screen, it indicates the scanner has linked to Bluetooth device, and the scanner can use two com ports to receive barcode data, for example: Outgoing COM Port (COM5), and Incoming COM port (COM6).
  • Page 44 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-1-1 receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in slave mode 5-1-1 receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in slave mode 5-1-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL (Slave mode) Hyper Terminal COM port selection in Slave Mode: Execute “Hyper Terminal”...

  • Page 45: Master Mode Connection (For Third Party Bluetooth Devices)

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party 5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party 5-2 Master mode Connection (For third party Bluetooth Devices) Bluetooth Devices) Bluetooth Devices) Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter 4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.
  • Page 46 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Select “Incoming (device initiates the connection) and “OK” Wait for COM port detection. From the screen, the COM port is detected as COM5. And select “OK”...
  • Page 47 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-2- 5-2-1 receive barcode data by WINDOWS HYPER TERMINAL in master mode 5-2-1 Receiving barcode data by HYPER TERMINAL(Master Mode) Hyper Terminal COM port selection in Master Mode: 1. Please access to “Hyper Terminal”, and select the “Connection using” as COM 5 (examples of Bluetooth COM port detection).
  • Page 48 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Select the Bluetooth Device Wizard from the bottom right corner. Key in the passkey (for example :1234), and select “Next”.
  • Page 49 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Select “Finish” to complete the Bluetooth device wizard, when connection succeeds, the scanner BLUE LED will be ON. Now, scan the barcode, the barcode data will appear on Hyper Terminal.

  • Page 50: Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection(Usb-Hid / Usb Com)

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5- 3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection 5- 3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection 5- 3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection 5.3 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode I Connection(USB-HID / USB COM) (USB-HID / USB COM) (USB-HID / USB COM) (USB-HID / USB COM) 5-3-1 HID mode...

  • Page 51: Usb-Com Mode

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-3-2 USB-COM mode 5-3-2 USB COM MODE Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode. Please refer to above sections of how to configure in Bluetooth mode. Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “2”. Insert Econnect Bluetooth Dongle to PC.

  • Page 52: Receiving Barcode Data By Hyper Terminal (Usb-Com Mode)

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-3-2-1 Receiving barcode data by Hyper Terminal (USB-COM Mode). COM port setting: Baud rate: 115200, Data bits:8 bits, Stop Bits: 1 Bits, Parity: None. Select OK to start connection. IF connection is successful, it will show as following screen.

  • Page 53: Hid Mode Connection (For Third Party Bluetooth Devices)

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-4 HID Mode Connection (For Third party 5-4 HID Mode Connection (For Third party Bluetooth devices) Bluetooth devices) Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter 4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode. Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “3”.
  • Page 54 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction From the SCANNER, press and hold the small blue pairing key for few seconds until the orange LED turns off, and Blue LED start flashing rapidly, and then release the key. On “Add Bluetooth Device wizard”, and select “Next”.
  • Page 55 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Select “Next”, the screen will request for Passkey information. From the screen, select “Let me Choose my own passkey” and specify the passkey, for example: “1234”. (Note: user can specify preferred passkey)
  • Page 56 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Select “Next” for passkey verification. From the SCANNER, it will indicate the beep sound to notify the user to use the scanner to scan the passkey barcode, for example:”1234”. (Please print out the “Hexadecimal / Decimal table (page189)” and scan the digits, for example “1 4 and OK”) If the passkey verification fails, please select ”Back”...
  • Page 57 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction If the passkey verification succeeds, the screen will show as following. Select “Finish” completing the Bluetooth device wizard, when connection succeeded, the scanner BLUE LED indicator will be ON. User now can access to Word or Excel word processing software to receive the barcode data by the scanner.

  • Page 58: Ipad Osk Mode Connection

    5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5-5 iPad OSK MODE CONNECTION 5-5 iPad OSK MODE CONNECTION Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode; please refer to chapter 4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode. Make sure the Mode selection code is configured as “4”. Please refer to chapter 4-2-4-5 Please turn on iPad and select “settings”...
  • Page 59 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction From the scanner, press and hold the pairing key, for few seconds until the orange LED turns off, and Blue LED flashing rapidly, at this stage, release the pairing key. From iPad, the Bluetooth will search for the Bluetooth device (“Serial Adaptor”...
  • Page 60 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction From the scanner, scan the digits appear on iPad to complete the pairing process. (Note: please print out the “Hexadecimal / Decimal table (page189)” and scan the digits, for example: “scan 5,3,2,4 –> OK.) When the pairing processes succeed, on the iPad Bluetooth devices, it will appear as Connected.
  • Page 61 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction Additional Function: press the small button from the scanner once, iPad will wake up the virtual keyboard for information editing.
  • Page 62 5. Bluetooth Connection Mode Instruction 5- 6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode II 5- 6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle Mode II 5-6 Econnect Bluetooth Dongle II Mode CONNECTION (USB-HID only) Connection (USB-HID only) Connection (USB-HID only) Make sure the scanner is in Bluetooth mode. Please refer to chapter 4-2-1 for how to configure in Bluetooth mode.

  • Page 63: Chapter 6: Memory / Bluetooth General Setting

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting Chapter 6: Memory / Bluetooth General Setting Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual 6-1-1 Header Transmission 6-1-2 Date & Time Transmission 6-1-3 Reject Same 6-1-4 Good Read Beep 6-1-5 Good Read Vibrator 6-1-6 Time Format 6-1-7 Date Format...

  • Page 64: Header Transmission

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual 6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual 6-1 General Memory Mode Setting – By User Manual 6-1-1 Header Transmis 6-1-1 Header Transmission 6-1-1 Header Transmission...

  • Page 65: Reject Same

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-1- 3 Reject Same 6-1- 3 Reject Same 6-1-3 Reject Same Under Memory mode, user can configure the scanner to avoid reading the same barcode in sequent. (Note: when scanning the same barcode in sequent, the scanner will not decode the same barcode, but reading other barcode and come back to read that previous barcode, the scanner will still decode the previous barcode).

  • Page 66: Good Read Vibrator

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-1- 5 Good Read Vibrator 6-1-5 Good Read Vibrator The vibration configuration if barcode reading is successfully decoded. Note: Vibration function is only available with optional purchased Vibrator installed. *7A71* Enable *7A70* Disable 6-1-6 Time Format 6-1-6 Time Format Time format configuration, in order for the time stamp to be display in front of each barcode data, Date and Time Transmission must be enabled (Chapter:...

  • Page 67: Date Format

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-1-7 Date Format 6-1-7 Date Format 6-1-7 Date Format Date format configuration, in order for the date and time to be display in front of each barcode data (In Memory Mode), Date and Time Transmission must be enabled and configure the following formats: (chapter: 6-1-2) Date Format *7BD0*...
  • Page 68 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting Date Format *7BD8* dd/mm/yyyy *7BD9* dd/mm/yy *7BDA* dd-mm-yyyy *7BDB* dd-mm-yy Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan Date Format Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...

  • Page 69: Ext Transmission Delay

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-1-8 Ext Transmission Delay 6-1-8 Ext Transmission Delay This configuration enables the delay time (time gap) setting in between each barcode data sending to PC. *7042* Configuration Range Unit Default Setting 0 ~ 2.5 Sec 0.01 sec 0 sec Procedure:...

  • Page 70: Standby Time

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-1-10 Standby Time 6-1-10 Standby Time This configuration enables the time configuration for the main power switching off after scanner LED turned off. *7062* Configuration Range Unit Default Setting 0 ~ 99 sec 1 sec 0 sec Procedure: Example:...

  • Page 71: Bt List

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-2 General Bluetooth Mode Setting – By User Manual 6-2 General Bluetooth Mode Setting – By User Manual 6-2-1 BT List 6-2-1 BT List User can simply understand their Bluetooth parameter setting by scanning the following barcode, and use the notepad to receive the Bluetooth parameter configuration data.

  • Page 72: Good Read Beep

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-2-3 Good Read Beep 6-2-3 Good Read Beep When barcode is successfully decoded, the Beep sound indicator configuration. *6A61* Enable *6A60* Disable 6-2-4 Good Read Vibrator 6-2-4 Good Read Vibrator The vibration configuration if barcode reading is successfully decoded. Note: Vibration function is only available for the scanner with vibrator installed.

  • Page 73: Connect Off Time

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-2-5 Connect Off Time 6-2-5 Connect Off Time 6-2-5 Connect Off Time Under the Bluetooth mode, when the Bluetooth connection is established while the scanner is not working. This configuration enables to set the duration of scanner sleep time.

  • Page 74: Standby Time

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-2-7 Standby Time 6-2-7 Standby Time This configuration enables the time configuration for the main power switch off after scanner LED turns off. *6062* Configuration Range Unit Default Setting 0 ~ 99 sec 1 sec 0 sec Procedure: Example:...

  • Page 75: Time Format

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-2-9 Date & Time Transmission 6-2-9 Date & Time Transmission Under Bluetooth mode, user can enabled/ disable the time stamp function in front of the barcode data. *6A10* Disable *6A11* Enable 6-2-10 Time Format 6-2-10 Time Format Time format configuration, in order for the time stamp to be display in front of each barcode data, Date and Time Transmission must be enabled and...

  • Page 76: Date Format

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-2-11 Date Format 6-2-11 Date Format Date format configuration, in order for the date and time to be display in front of each barcode data, Date and Time Transmission must be enable and configure the following formats: Date Format *6BD0* yyyy/mm/dd...
  • Page 77 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting Date Format *6BD8* dd/mm/yyyy *6BD9* dd/mm/yy *6BDA* dd-mm-yyyy *6BDB* dd-mm-yy Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan Date Format Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...

  • Page 78: Scanner Configuration By Software

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-3 Scanner Configuration by Software 6-3 Scanner Configuration by Software 6-3-1 Firmware update 6-3-1 Firmware update Open the software” Barcode Scanner Setting”, the file is located in the CD (CM500\software\barcode scanner setting\scanner setting.exe) Connect scanner with PC by USB cable, and set the scanner to ISP mode. Scan below barcodes to set the scanner to ISP mode.
  • Page 79 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting After the scanner scan Enter. ISP barcode, the “green” LED indicator will be flashing, then proceed to “Device Manager” to check COM Port For example: The COM Port used by scanner is COM6 In barcode scanner setting software, Sync Properties And select the COM port (for example:COM6, Note: Baud rate is 115200) Select ”OK”...
  • Page 80 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting Under “Communication Download Kernel File” Select the kernel file ( for example: 0002-0008.Bin) Select ”Open” for firmware update ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...
  • Page 81 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting After firmware updated, please exit the software. The scanner will reboot. ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...

  • Page 82: Scanner Configuration

    6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting 6-3-2 Scanner Configuration 6-3-2 Scanner Configuration Open software” Barcode Scanner Setting”, the file is located in the CD (CM500\software\barcode scanner setting\scanner setting.exe) Connect scanner with PC by USB cable, and Set the scanner to ISP mode. Scan below barcodes step by step to set the scanner to ISP mode.
  • Page 83 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting After the scanner scan Enter. ISP barcode, the “green” LED indicator will be flashing, then proceed to “Device Manager” to check COM Port For example: The COM Port used by scanner is COM6 In barcode scanner setting software, Sync Properties And select the COM port (for example:COM6, Note: Baud rate is 115200) ENTER...
  • Page 84 6. Memory / Bluetooth General Setting Select ”OK” for software synchronization. User can change the settings of scanner (For example, enable Interleaved 2 of Save the “configure content” and specified a file name in your local drive. Under communication Download Setting File”, the settings will download to the scanner.

  • Page 85: Chapter 7: General Configuration Setting

    7. General Configuration Setting Chapter 7: General configuration setting General configuration setting 7-1 Host Interface 7-2 Output Interface 7-3 System Control 7-4 Scan mode of the Cable 7-5 Buzzer 7-6 Standby Time 7-7 LED Off Delay 7-8 Lamp Off Delay 7-9 Good Read Time 7-10 Setup Timeout 7-11 Vibrator Off Delay...

  • Page 86: Host Interface

    7. General Configuration Setting 7. General Configuration Setting 7-1 Host Interface 7-1 Host Interface 7-1-1 Factory Default 7-1-1 Factory Default Configuration setting to restored to factory default setting *ZADE* Procedure: (1)Scan “Enter” Barcode (2)Scan “Factory Default” Barcode 7-1-2 Version 7-1-2 Version Firmware information listing, the scanner firmware information included the firmware family, the firmware version and Bluetooth module version (if scanner Bluetooth function is available).

  • Page 87: Abort Setting

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-1-3 Abort Setting 7-1-3 Abort Setting To skip or cancel current operation, your current settings will be aborted before you scan “END” barcode to finish programming. *ZEXT* Scan “Abort” Barcode to cancel the setting before you scan “END” barcode 7-1-4 ISP Mode 7-1-4 ISP Mode...

  • Page 88: Output Interface

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 2 Output Interface 7- 2 Output Interface 7-2 Output Interface User can connect the scanner with PC via USB cable to upload the saved barcode data, or it can be used as real time USB scanner. There are two different output Interfaces: (1) USB-HID (Keyboard) Type: With USB HID type, user can use Word, Excel or any word processing software to receive barcode data.

  • Page 89: Caps Lock

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-1-2 Caps lock Caps lock setting for the barcode data display. *1B80* Auto *1B81* Alt+Keypad *1B82* Caps lock off *1B83* Caps lock On Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan Caps lock barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode By selecting "Caps Lock On"...

  • Page 90: Transmission Gap

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-1-3 Transmission Gap This is the delay time setting between each barcode data characters. If the delay time setting is too high, the application program may not be able to receive all the barcode data characters due to transmission speed. *1052* Configuration Range Unit...

  • Page 91: Transmission Delay

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-1-4 Transmission Delay The delay time settings between the barcode data output, this enables the user to set the output timing between each barcode data scanned. *1062* Configuration Range Unit Default Setting 0 ~ 2.5 sec 0.01 sec Procedure: Example:...

  • Page 92: Timeout

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-1-5 Timeout The timeout setting for the handshaking acknowledgment from host PC, if scanner did not receive acknowledgement from the host PC, the warning sound will be active. This function is particularly useful for some application which host PC takes longer response time.

  • Page 93: Keyboard Hid Layout Setting

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-1-6 Keyboard HID Layout Setting The function enables the user to specify HID keyboard layout language. This function is applicable in USB cabled mode. Keyboard Layout setting *1DC0* *1DC1* *1DC2* *1DC3* *1DC4* *1DC5* *1DC6* *1DC7* Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter”...

  • Page 94: Bluetooth Hid Dongle Keyboard Layout Setting

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-1-7 Bluetooth HID Dongle Keyboard Layout Setting Note: This is only applicable with original factory Econnect Dongle. Bluetooth HID Dongle Keyboard Layout setting */$%PROG* Enter */$%1DC0* */$%1DC4* */$%1DC1* */$%1DC5* */$%1DC2* */$%1DC6* */$%1DC3* */$%1DC7* */$%ZEND* Procedure: (A) Please make sure you have plug in the Econnect dongle to PC and successfully connect with Bluetooth connection.

  • Page 95: Virtual Com Type

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-2 Virtual Com Type 7-2-2 Virtual Com Type 7-2-2-1 Virtual Com With USB- COM type, user needs to use terminal software to receive the barcode data. *Z232* Procedure: (1) Scan “Enter” Barcode (2) Scan “Virtual Com Default” Barcode 7-2-2-2 Transmission gap This is the delay time setting between each barcode data characters.

  • Page 96: Transmission Delay

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-2-3 Transmission Delay The delay time settings between the barcode data output, this enables the user to set the output timing between each barcode data scanned. *2062* Configuration Range Unit Default Setting 0-2.5 Sec 0.01 sec Procedure: Example: (A) Scan “Enter”...

  • Page 97: Timeout

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-2-2-4 Timeout The timeout setting for the handshaking acknowledgment from host PC, if scanner did not receive acknowledgement from the host PC, the warning sound will be active. This function is particularly useful for some application which host PC takes longer response time.

  • Page 98: System Control

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-3 System Control 7-3 System Control 7-3-1 Power On Music 7-3-1 Power On Music When connecting the scanner with PC via USB cable, user can configured the connection melody ON/OFF. *0A41* Enable *0A40* Disable 7-3-2 Good Read Beep 7-3-2 Good Read Beep This configuration enables the Beep sound when the barcode data has been successfully read and decoded.

  • Page 99: Good Read Vibrator

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-3-3 Good Read Vibrator 7-3-3 Good Read Vibrator 7-3-3 Good Read Vibrator This configuration enables the vibration when the barcode data has been successfully read and decoded (this is only applicable with optional purchased Vibrator install.) *8B21* Enable *8B20*...

  • Page 100: Force Case

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-3- 5 Force Case 7-3-5 Force Case 7-3- 5 Force Case This configuration enables to convert all output digits to be same printing-case; even one barcode may have two kinds of case *8E80* *8E82* None *8E81* Lowercase *8E83* Inverse...

  • Page 101: Code Id Position

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-3-7 Code ID Position 7-3-7 Code ID Position When “Transmission Code ID” is “Enable”, user can configure the output position of Code ID or Sub Code ID (Before / After). *8C21* After *8C20* Before Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “After”...

  • Page 102: Trigger Mode

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 4 Trigger Mode 7-4 Trigger mode When connecting the scanner and PC via USB cable, User can use the scanner as USB scanner to read the barcode in real time. The following trigger mode can be configured in USB scanner. Note: The trigger modes only applicable in USB scanner Mode, for memory or Bluetooth mode, the trigger mode is only in”...

  • Page 103: Alternate

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 4- 3 Alternate 7-4-3 Alternate The trigger acts as a toggle switch, When pressing the trigger once , the scanning LED will always on to read the barcode continuously, pressing the trigger once again, the scanning LED will turn off. *8AC5* Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter”...

  • Page 104: Continue

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 4- 5 Continue 7-4-5 Continue This configuration enables the scanning LED always ON, this function can read the barcode continuously without triggering. *8AC1* Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Continue” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode 7- 4- 6 Test 7-4-6 Test This option enables the scanner to keep reading continuously, and same...

  • Page 105: Buzzer

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 5 Buzzer 7- 5 Buzzer 7-5 Buzzer This section explains the Buzzer configuration when the barcode is successfully read and decoded (note: Good read beep configuration must be enabled before buzzer setting, please refer to chapter :7-3-2), the configuration includes Beep volume, Beep tone and Beep time.

  • Page 106: Beep Tone

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 5- 2 Beep Tone 7-5-2 Beep Tone Beep Tone configuration enables to configure the frequency of beep sound. *8162* Configuration Range Unit Default Setting 100 - 5000HZ 100 HZ 2700 HZ Procedure: Example: (A) Scan “Enter” barcode If configuration is 3000 Hz, the (B) Scan “Beep Tone”...

  • Page 107: Standby Time

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 6 Standby Time 7-6 Standby Time This function enables to set the duration time to turn off the main power of the scanner after scanning LED turns off. *8122* Configuration Range Unit Default Setting 0 ~ 99 sec 1 sec 5 sec Procedure:...

  • Page 108: Lamp Off Delay

    7. General Configuration Setting Procedure: Example: (A) Scan “Enter” barcode If configuration is 0.1sec, the (B) Scan “LED Off Delay” barcode parameter value is 0.1 sec / 0.01 sec (C) Scan parameters from = 10 Hexadecimal / Decimal table (D) Scan “OK“ barcode (E) Scan “End”...

  • Page 109: Good Read Time

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 9 Good Read Time 7-9 Good Read Time This enables to set the scanning duration time for reading the same barcode label, this function only available when the trigger mode is set in “Continue” or “Momentary”...

  • Page 110: Setup Timeout

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 10 Setup Timeout 7-10 Setup Timeout This configuration enables to set the duration of scanner configuration time. If user does not perform any actions after scanning the “Enter” barcode (Configuration barcode) the setting mode will automatically exit. *0072* Configuration Range Unit...

  • Page 111: Double Confirm

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 12 Double Confirm 7- 12 Double Confirm 7-12 Double Confirm When the barcode label has been scanned, for the barcode data accuracy purpose, user can configure “Double Confirm” function to perform the data confirmation action. After the confirmation is done, then the barcode will be decoded.

  • Page 112: Global Min. / Max. Length

    7. General Configuration Setting 7- 13 Global Min./ Max. Length 7-13 Global Min. / Max. Length When configuring the “Min. length” of barcode digits, if the barcode label digit is less than the configured “Min. length”, the barcode label will not be decoded. If configuring the “Max.

  • Page 113: Global Min. Length

    7. General Configuration Setting 7-13-1 Global Min. Length 7- 13-1 Global Min. Length This function enables to set the minimum barcode length, if the barcode length is less than configured Min. length, the barcode will not be decoded. If configured value is 0, it means no limits in min length. *81E2* Configuration Range Default Setting...
  • Page 114 7. General Configuration Setting 7- 14 Set Date & Time 7-14 Set Date & Time This function is to set the scanner time stamp, the default format is (YYMMDDHHMM) *ZCLK* Example: For the example, setting the scanner date and time as 2012/8/30 13:30 (1) Scan “Enter”...

  • Page 115: Table Of Contents

    8. Symbology Settings Chapter 8: Symbology Settings Symbology Settings 8-1 Barcode Symbologies Default setting chart 8-2 UPC-A 8-3 UPC-E 8-4 EAN-13 8-5 EAN-8 8-6 Code-39 8-7 Codebar/NW7 8-8 Code-128 8-9 Interleaved 2 of 5 8-10 Industrial 2 of 5 8-11 Matrix 2 of 5 8-12 Code-93 8-13 Code-11 8-14 MSI/Plessey...
  • Page 116 8. Symbology Settings 8. Symbology Settings 8. Symbology Settings 8 - 1 Barcode Symbologies Default setting 8-1 Barcode Symbologies Default Setting Chart Chart Length Truncate Code Barcode type Read Code Min. Lead Enable － － － － － － － － －...
  • Page 117 8. Symbology Settings 8 - 2 UPC-A 8 - 2 UPC-A 8-2 UPC-A 8- 2-1 Read 8- 2-1 Read 8-2-1 Read UPC-A barcode symbology configuration Procedure: Procedure: *AA71* (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode Enable (C) Scan “End” Barcode *AA70* Disable 8- 2-2 Add –...

  • Page 118: Wait Add-On

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 2- 3 Wait Add – on 8- 2- 3 Wait Add – on It is recommended to set Enable if you want the UPC can be output with add-on code together. Please enable this function first and refer Wait Add-on count for the reading of Add-on code (Chapter 9-5).
  • Page 119 8. Symbology Settings 8- 3 UPC-E 8- 3 UPC-E 8-3 UPC-E 8-3-1 Read 8- 3-1 Read 8- 3-1 Read UPC-E barcode symbology configuration *BA71* Enable *BA70* Disable 8- 3-2 Wait Add-On 8- 3-2 Wait Add-On 8-3-2 Wait Add-on It is recommended to set Enable if you want the UPC can be output with add-on code together.

  • Page 120: Add-On Type

    8. Symbology Settings 8-3-3 Add-on Type 8- 3-3 Add-On Type 8- 3-3 Add-On Type The add-on barcode is the supplemental 2 or 5 characters for WPC code. User can configure, Add-on2, Add-on5 or Add-on2+5 supplemental characters. *BB90* *BB91* None *BB92* Addon2 Addon5 *BB93*...

  • Page 121: Transmission Checksum

    8. Symbology Settings 8-3-5 Transmission Checksum 8- 3- 5 Transmission Checksum 8- 3- 5 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *BA61* Enable *BA60* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...
  • Page 122 8. Symbology Settings 8- 4 EAN- 13 8-4 EAN-13 8- 4- 1 Read 8-4-1 Read EAN-13 barcode symbology configuration *CA71* Enable *CA70* Disable 8- 4- 2 Wait Add-On 8-4-2 Wait Add-on It is recommended to set Enable if you want the UPC can be output with add-on code together.

  • Page 123: Add-On Type

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 4- 3 Add-On Type 8- 4- 3 Add-On Type 8-4-3 Add-on Type The add-on barcode is the supplemental 2 or 5 characters for WPC code. User can configure, Add-on2, Add-on5 or Add-on2+5 supplemental characters. *CB90* *CB91* None *CB92* Addon2...

  • Page 124: Transmission Checksum

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 4- 5 Transmission Checksum 8- 4- 5 Transmission Checksum 8-4-5 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *CA61* Enable *CA60* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...
  • Page 125 8. Symbology Settings 8- 5 EAN-8 8- 5 EAN-8 8-5 EAN-8 8- 5- 1 Read 8- 5- 1 Read 8-5-1 Read EAN-8 barcode symbology configuration. *DA71* Enable *DA70* Disable 8- 5- 2 Wait Add-On 8- 5- 2 Wait Add-On 8-5-2 Wait Add-on It is recommended to set Enable if you want the UPC can be output with add-on code together.

  • Page 126: Add-On Type

    8. Symbology Settings 8-5-3 Add-on Type 8- 5- 3 Add-On Type 8- 5- 3 Add-On Type The add-on barcode is the supplemental 2 or 5 characters for WPC code. User can configure, Add-on2, Add-on5 or Add-on2+5 supplemental characters. *DB90* None *DB91* *DB92* Addon2...

  • Page 127: Transmission Checksum

    8. Symbology Settings 8-5-5 Transmission Checksum 8- 5- 5 Transmission Checksum 8- 5- 5 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *DA61* Enable *DA60* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...
  • Page 128 8. Symbology Settings 8- 6 Code- 39 8-6 Code-39 8-6-1 Read 8- 6-1 Read Code-39 barcode symbology configuration. *EA71* Enable *EA70* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode 8- 6-2 Type 8-6-2 Type The Full ASCII function is an enhanced setting for Code-39 which is with total 128 digits to represent Full ASCII code.

  • Page 129: Code 32 Translation

    8. Symbology Settings 8-6-3 Code 32 translation 8- 6-3 Code 32 Translation 8- 6-3 Code 32 Translation The Code-32 symbology (Italian Pharmaceutical) is another version of Code-39 which maximum can be 10 digits and can be 0 – 9 digits. The leading A is an optional character and can be set to be transmitted or not.

  • Page 130: Checksum Verification

    8. Symbology Settings 8-6-5 Checksum Verification 8- 6-5 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan. The checksum of Code-39 is optional and it is made the sum module 43 as the numerical value of the data digits.

  • Page 131: Codabar/Nw7

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 7 Codabar / NW7 8-7 Codabar/NW7 8-7-1 Read 8- 7-1 Read Codabar /NW7 barcode symbology configuration. *GA71* Enable *GA70* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode 8-7-2 Start/ End Symbol Types 8- 7- 2 Start/ End Symbol types The Codabar has four kinds of Start/End patterns;...

  • Page 132: Same Start/End Pair

    8. Symbology Settings 8-7-3 Same Start/End Pair 8- 7- 3 Same Start/ End Pair 8- 7- 3 Same Start/ End Pair Sometimes, the Codabar requires only same Start/End pattern can be decoded. *GA01* Enable *GA00* Disable 8- 7-4 Transmission Start/ End 8- 7-4 Transmission Start/ End 8-7-4 Transmission Start/End Configuration of transmit all data digits including Start/End...

  • Page 133: Transmission Checksum

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 7-6 Transmission Checksum 8- 7-6 Transmission Checksum 8-7-6 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *GA61* Enable *GA60* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...
  • Page 134 8. Symbology Settings 8- 8 Code 128 8-8 Code-128 8-8-1 Read 8- 8- 1 Read Code- 128 barcode symbology configuration. *FA71* Enable *FA70* Disable 8- 8- 2 Type 8-8-2 Type The Code-128 can be translated to UCC-128 format if it starts with FNC1 character.

  • Page 135: Checksum Verificaiton

    8. Symbology Settings 8-8-3 Checksum Verificaiton 8- 8- 3 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan. The checksum is presented as the sum module 103 of all data digits. *FBB1* Enable *FBB0*...

  • Page 136: Connection Data

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 8- 5 Connection Data 8- 8- 5 Connection Data 8-8-5 Connection data When “Type” is set “UCC-128”, you can set connection data. If the value is configured as “Null” , it will show default value”<GS>”, if the value is not configured “Null”...

  • Page 137: Interleaved 2 Of 5

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 9 Interleaved 2 of 5 8-9 Interleaved 2 of 5 8-9-1 Read 8- 9- 1 Read Interleaved 2 of 5 barcode symbology configuration *HA71* Enable *HA70* Disable 8- 9- 2 Checksum Verification 8-9-2 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan The checksum is made the sum module 10 as the numerical values of all data digits.

  • Page 138: Industrial 2 Of 5

    8. Symbology Settings 8-10 Industrial 2 of 5 8-10 Industrial 2 of 5 8-10-1 Read 8- 10-1 Read Industrial 2 of 5 barcode symbology configuration. *IA71* Enable *IA70* Disable 8- 10- 2 Checksum Verification 8-10-2 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan The checksum is made the sum module 10 as the numerical values of all data digits.

  • Page 139: Read

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 11 Matrix 2 of 5 8-11 Matrix 2 of 5 8-11-1 Read 8- 11 - 1 Read Matrix 2 of 5 barcode symbology configuration. *JA71* Enable *JA70* Disable 8- 11 - 2 Checksum Verification 8-11-2 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan.

  • Page 140: Code-93

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 12 Code 93 8- 12 Code 93 8- 12 - 1 Read 8- 12 - 1 Read Code-93 barcode symbology configuration. *KA71* Enable *KA70* Disable 8- 12 - 2 Transmission Checksum 8- 12 - 2 Transmission Checksum 8-12-2 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits.

  • Page 141: Checksum Verification

    8. Symbology Settings 8-12-3 Checksum Verification 8- 12 - 3 Checksum Verification 8- 12 - 3 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan. The checksum is presented as the sum module 47 of all data digits.
  • Page 142 8. Symbology Settings 8- 13 Code 11 8-13 Code-11 8- 13 - 1 Read 8-13-1 Read Code 11 barcode symbology configuration. *LA71* Enable *LA70* Disable 8- 13 - 2 Checksum Transmission 8-13-2 Checksum Transmission The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan.

  • Page 143: Verify Checksum

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 13 - 3 Checksum Verification 8- 13 - 3 Checksum Verification 8-13-3 Verify Checksum The checksum is presented as the sum module 11 of all data digits. *LBB0* *LBB1* Disable *LBB2* Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Disable”...

  • Page 144: Msi/Plessey

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 14 MSI / Plessey 8-14 MSI/Plessey 8-14-1 Read 8- 14 - 1 Read MSI / Plessey barcode symbology configuration *MA71* Enable *MA70* Disable 8- 14 - 2 Transmission Checksum 8-14-2 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *MA61* Enable *MA60*...

  • Page 145: Checksum Verification

    8. Symbology Settings 8-14-3 Checksum Verification 8- 14 - 3 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan. The MSI/Plessey has one or two optional checksum characters. The checksum is presented by 3 kinds of method as Mod 10, Mod 10/10 and Mod 11/10.

  • Page 146: Uk/Plessey

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 15 UK / Plessey 8-15 UK/Plessey 8- 15 - 1 Read 8-15-1 Read UK/ Plessey barcode symbology configuration *NA71* Enable *NA70* Disable 8- 15 - 2 Verify Checksum 8-15-2 Verify Checksum The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan.
  • Page 147 8. Symbology Settings 8- 16 Telepen 8- 16 Telepen 8-16 Telepen 8-16-1 Read 8- 16 - 1 Read 8- 16 - 1 Read Telepen barcode symbology configuration *OA71* Enable *OA70* Disable 8- 16 - 2 Checksum Verification 8- 16 - 2 Checksum Verification 8-16-2 Checksum Verification The option enables to verify the check digits, if this option is enable, any barcodes without check digits will not be able to scan.

  • Page 148: Type

    8. Symbology Settings 8-16-3 Type 8- 16 - 3 Type Telepen can be transmitted by Numeric and ASCII format. Characters can be mixed the both format in Telepen barcode. By setting Auto Switching, data can be converted between Numeric and Full ASCII by character <DEL>(7F )automatically.

  • Page 149: Read

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 17 RSS (GS1 DataBar) 14 8-17 RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 8- 17 - 1 Read 8-17-1 Read RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 barcode symbology configuration *PA71* Enable *PA70* Disable 8- 17 - 2 Code Mark 8-17-2 Code Mark For the output of “]e0”, Code Mark function needs to be Enable. *PA21* Enable *PA20*...

  • Page 150: Transmission Checksum

    8. Symbology Settings 8-17-4 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *PA61* Enable *PA60* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...

  • Page 151: Rss(Gs1 Databar) Limited

    8. Symbology Settings 8-18 RSS(GS1 DataBar) Limited 8-18-1 Read RSS( GS1 DataBar) Limited barcode symbology configuration. *QA71* Enable *QA70* Disable 8-18-2 Code mark For the output of “]e0”, Code Mark function needs to be Enable. *QA21* Enable *QA20* Disable 8-18-3 Application ID For the output of “01”, Application ID function needs to be Enable.

  • Page 152: Transmission Checksum

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 18 - 4 Transmission Checksum 8-18-4 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *QA61* Enable *QA60* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Enable” or “Disable” Barcode (C) Scan “End” Barcode ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...
  • Page 153 8. Symbology Settings 8- 19 RSS (GS1 DataBar) 14 Stack 8-19 RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 Stack 8- 19 - 1 Read 8-19-1 Read RSS (GS1 DataBar)14 Stack barcode symbology configuration. *RA71* Enable *RA70* Disable 8- 19 - 2 Code Mark 8-19-2 Code Mark For the output of “]e0”...

  • Page 154: Application Id

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 19 - 3 Application ID 8-19-3 Application ID For the output of “01”, Application ID function needs to be Enable. *RA31* Enable *RA30* Disable 8- 19 - 4 Transmission Checksum 8-19-4 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *RA61* Enable *RA60*...
  • Page 155 8. Symbology Settings 8- 20 RSS (GS1 DataBar) Expansion 8-20 RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion 8- 20 - 1 Read 8-20-1 Read RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion barcode symbology configuration. *SA71* Enable *SA70* Disable 8- 20 - 2 Code Mark 8-20-2 Code Mark For the output of “]e0” , Code Mark function must be Enable. *SA21* Enable *SA20*...

  • Page 156: Application Id

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 20 - 3 Application ID 8-20-3 Application ID For the output of “01”, Application ID function must be Enable. *SA31* Enable *SA30* Disable 8- 20 - 4 Transmission Checksum 8-20-4 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *SA61* Enable *SA60*...
  • Page 157 8. Symbology Settings 8- 21 RSS (GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack 8-21 RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack 8- 21 - 1 Read 8-21-1 Read RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion barcode symbology configuration. *TA71* Enable *TA70* Disable 8- 21 - 2 Code Mark 8-21-2 Code Mark For the output of “]e0”...

  • Page 158: Application Id

    8. Symbology Settings 8- 21 - 3 Application ID 8-21-3 Application ID For the output of “01” , Application ID function must be Enable. *TA31* Enable *TA30* Disable 8- 21 - 4 Transmission Checksum 8-21-4 Transmission Checksum The option enables to display the check digits. *TA61* Enable *TA60*...

  • Page 159: Chapter 9: Output Format Settings

    9. Output Format Setting Chapter 9: Output Format Settings Output Format Settings (1) Add Code ID/or Sub Code ID in front of the barcode data (2) Set the length range of the barcode data (3) Set the truncate length of the barcode data (4) Add Preamble/Postamble, Prefix/Suffix data before transmission 9-1 String Output Flowchart 9-2 Preamble/Postamble...

  • Page 160: String Output Flow Chart

    9. Output Format Setting 9. Output Format Settings 9. Output Format Settings 9-1 String Output Flow Chart 9 - 1 String Output Flow Chart Preamble Prefix Code Name Code ID Code Length Code Data Suffix Postamble 9 - 2 Preamble / Postamble 9 - 2 Preamble / Postamble 9-2 Preamble/Postamble 9-2-1 Transmission Preamble...

  • Page 161: Transmission Postamble

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 2- 2 Transmission Postamble 9-2-2 Transmission Postamble This option enables to append data behind of the barcode data to be transmitted. Please refer to the string output flow chart. *8C71* Enable *8C70* Disable Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter”...

  • Page 162: Postamble Data

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 2- 4 Postamble Data 9-2-4 Postamble Data Generally, your application needs to append a carriage return character to finish data transmission. Or you may set the Postamble to be Disable to have your application without any control characters appended after data transmission.

  • Page 163: Prefix/Suffix

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 3 Prefix / Suffix 9-3 Prefix/Suffix User can also append characters between the preamble data and barcode data or between barcode data and the Postamble data, prefix data or suffix data is configurable. Please refer to the string output flow chart. 9 - 3- 1 Prefix Data 9-3-1 Prefix Data Appending characters behind the preamble data and before the barcode data,...

  • Page 164: Suffix Data

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 3- 2 Suffix Data 9 - 3- 2 Suffix Data 9-3-2 Suffix Data Appending characters behind the barcode data and before the postamble data., suffix data is configurable. The string of suffix data will be behind the barcode data and before the postamble data.

  • Page 165: Code Id/Sub Code Id

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 4 Code ID/ Sub Code ID 9 - 4 Code ID/ Sub Code ID 9-4 Code ID/Sub Code ID 9 - 4 -1 Code ID Setting 9-4-1 Code ID Setting 9 - 4 -1 Code ID Setting The Code ID is a character that represents the barcode symbology when barcode has been successfully decoded.
  • Page 166 9. Output Format Setting *O12B* *P12B* Code ID for Telepen Code ID for RSS(GS1 *Q12B* Code ID for RSS(GS1 *R12B* DataBar) Limited Code ID for RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 Stack *S12B* Code ID for RSS(GS1 *T12B* DataBar) Expansion Code ID for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack Configuration Max.

  • Page 167: Sub Code Id Setting

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 4 -2 Sub Code ID Setting 9-4-2 Sub Code ID Setting Under the circumstances list below, the “Sub Code ID” will substitute with “Code ID”. 1. ”Expansion” for UPC-E is set as ”Enable” ”ISBN/ISSN Conversion”...

  • Page 168: Wait Addon Count

    9. Output Format Setting Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” barcode (B) Scan Sub Code ID barcode (C) Scan parameters from Hexadecimal/ decimal table (D) Scan “OK“ barcode (E) Scan “End” barcode 9 – 5 Wait Add-on Count 9 – 5 Wait Add-on Count 9-5 Wait Addon Count This setting is used for WPC add-on code, such as UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-13 and EAN-8.

  • Page 169: Min./Max. Length

    9. Output Format Setting 9 – 6 Min. / Max. Length 9-6 Min./Max. Length Some symbologies has its own Min./Max. Barcode Length. They can be configured to qualify data entry. The length is defined by the actual barcode length transmitted. If the barcode length is less than min. length, or over the max.

  • Page 170: Min. Length

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 6 -1 Min. Length 9-6-1 Min. Length This function is to configure the Min. barcode length, if the barcode length is less than Min. length, the barcode will not be decoded. If value is 0, means there is no restriction in Min.
  • Page 171 9. Output Format Setting Configuration Range Default setting 0 ~ 64 Please refer to 8-1 section for default value. Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” barcode (B) Scan “Min. Length” barcode (C) Scan parameters from Hexadecimal/ decimal table (D) Scan “OK“ barcode (E) Scan “End”...

  • Page 172: Max. Length

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 6- 2 Max. Length 9-6-2 Max. Length This function is to configure the Max. barcode length, if the barcode length is greater than Max. length, the barcode will not be decoded. If value is 0,means no restriction in Max.
  • Page 173 9. Output Format Setting Configuration Range Default setting 0 ~ 64 Please refer to 8-1 section for default value. Procedure: (A) Scan “Enter” Barcode (B) Scan “Max. Length” Barcode (C) Scan parameters from Hexadecimal/ decimal table (D) Scan “OK“ barcode (E) Scan “End”...

  • Page 174: Truncate Zero

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 7 Truncate Zero 9-7 Truncate Zero When the barcode leading have “0”, you can configured this function to truncate all leading "0" of barcode. Example: Barcode "00054321"=>Output "54321" Truncate Zero for UPC-A: *AA51* Truncate Zero for UPC-E: Enable *BA51* *AA50*...
  • Page 175 9. Output Format Setting Truncate Zero for Code-128: *FA51* Truncate Zero for Interleaved 2 of 5: Enable *HA51* *FA50* Enable Disable *HA50* Truncate Zero for Industrial 2 of 5: Disable *IA51* Truncate Zero for Matrix 2 of 5: Enable *JA51* *IA50* Enable Disable...
  • Page 176 9. Output Format Setting Truncate Zero for Telepen: Truncate Zero for RSS(GS1 *OA51* DataBar)14: *PA51* Enable *OA50* Enable *PA50* Disable Truncate Zero for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Limited: Truncate Zero for RSS(GS1 *QA51* DataBar)14 Stack: *RA51* Enable *QA50* Enable *RA50* Disable Disable Truncate Zero for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion: Truncate Zero for RSS(GS1...

  • Page 177: Truncate Leading

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 8 Truncate Leading 9 - 8 Truncate Leading 9-8 Truncate Leading The leading characters of barcode data will be truncated when these values are set to non zero. It will be output nothing except beeps if the truncate value is more than barcode data digits or overlap with the Ending.
  • Page 178 9. Output Format Setting *O082* Truncate leading for Telepen *P082* Truncate leading for RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 *Q082* Truncate leading for RSS(GS1 *R082* DataBar) Limited Truncate leading for RSS(GS1 *S082* DataBar)14 Stack Truncate leading for RSS(GS1 *T082* DataBar) Expansion Truncate leading for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack Configuration Range Default setting...

  • Page 179: Truncate Ending

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 9 Truncate Ending 9 - 9 Truncate Ending 9-9 Truncate Ending The ending characters of barcode data will be truncated when these values are set to non zero. It will be output nothing except beeps if the truncate value is more than barcode data digits or overlap with the leading.
  • Page 180 9. Output Format Setting *O092* Truncate Ending for Telepen *P092* Truncate Ending for RSS(GS1 *Q092* DataBar)14 Truncate Ending for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Limited *R092* Truncate Ending for RSS(GS1 *S092* DataBar)14 Stack Truncate Ending for RSS(GS1 *T092* DataBar) Expansion Truncate Ending for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack Configuration Range Default setting...

  • Page 181: Insert 0 Position

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 10 Insert 0 Position 9 - 10 Insert 0 Position 9-10 Insert 0 Position When adding data to the barcode data, insert position and insert data function must be configured. If the insert position is configured as 0, the character will insert in the front of the barcode data.
  • Page 182 9. Output Format Setting *M0C2* Insert0 Position for MSI/Plessey *N0C2* Insert0 Position for UK/Plessey *O0C2* Insert0 Position for Telepen *P0C2* Insert0 Position for RSS(GS1 *Q0C2* DataBar)14 Insert0 Position for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Limited *R0C2* Insert0 Position for RSS(GS1 *S0C2* DataBar)14 Stack Insert0 Position for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion *T0C2*...

  • Page 183: Insert 1 Position

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 11 Insert 1 Position 9 - 11 Insert 1 Position 9-11 Insert 1 Position When adding data to the barcode data, insert position and insert data function must be configured. If insert position is configured as 1, the character will be inserted behind the first barcode digit.
  • Page 184 9. Output Format Setting *M0D2* Insert1 Position for MSI/Plessey *N0D2* Insert1 Position for UK/Plessey *O0D2* Insert1 Position for Telepen *P0D2* Insert1 Position for RSS(GS1 *Q0D2* DataBar)14 Insert1 Position for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Limited *R0D2* Insert1 Position for RSS(GS1 *S0D2* DataBar)14 Stack Insert1 Position for RSS(GS1 *T0D2* DataBar) Expansion...

  • Page 185: Insert 0 Data

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 12 Insert 0 Data 9 - 12 Insert 0 Data 9-12 Insert 0 Data This function can append one or two characters into the barcode data. But please make sure the value of insert position can not be greater than the length of barcode Otherwise, setting will be no effect.
  • Page 186 9. Output Format Setting *O1EB* Insert0 Data for Telepen *P0EB* Insert0 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 *Q0EB* Insert0 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar) *R0EB* Limited Insert0 Data for RSS(GS1 *S0EB* DataBar)14 Stack Insert0 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar) *T0EB* Expansion Insert0 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Expansion Stack Configuration Max.

  • Page 187: Insert1 Data

    9. Output Format Setting 9 - 13 Insert 1 Data 9-13 Insert1 Data This function can append one or two characters into the barcode data. But please make sure the value of insert position can not be greater than the length of barcode Otherwise, setting will be no effect.
  • Page 188 9. Output Format Setting *O10B* Insert1 Data for Telepen *P10B* Insert1 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar)14 *Q10B* Insert1 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar) *R10B* Insert1 Data for RSS(GS1 *S10B* Insert1 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar) *T10B* Insert1 Data for RSS(GS1 DataBar) Configuration Max. Configurable Length Default Setting Please refer”...

  • Page 189: Hexadecimal / Decimal Table

    Appendix: Hexadecimal / Decimal table Appendix: Hexadecimal / Decimal Table Hexadecimal / Decimal TABLE Hexadecimal / Decimal TABLE *%00* *%09* *%01* *%0A* *%02* *%0B* *%03* *%0C* *%04* *%0D* *%05* *%0E* *%06* *%0F* *%07* *%08* ENTER */$%ENT* *ZEND*...

  • Page 190: Ascii Code Table

    Appendix: ASCII code table Appendix: ASCII Code Table Appendix: ASCII Code Table ASCII Code Table 0 (*) 1 (*) Null Down “ Left Right PgUp PgDn & ‘ Home Esc < Enter F12 Insert Ctrl+ > Delete Alt+ o DEL (*) For keyboard wedge only.

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