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  • Page 1 Bar Code CCD Scan- Operation Manual...
  • Page 2 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class A digital device. Pursant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instuctions may cause harmful interference will not occur in a particular installation.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1. Before You Install ............3 2. Installing Keyboard Wedge Interface CCD Scanner .. 5 3. Installing RS232 Interface CCD Scanner ....7 4. “Quick Install” Programming........11 5. Custom Programming ..........15 6. Troubleshooting ............43 Appendix I: Specifications ..........45 Appendix II: ASCII Code Table........

  • Page 5: Before You Install

    Before You Install • • • • • • • This manual describes functions and usage of the Series CCD scanner, including both keyboard wedge and RS232 interface options. The CCD scanner designed to accommodate many application environments and user requirements. It may be programmed by scanning special bar code labels included in this manual, and may be...
  • Page 6 Before You Install The RS232 interface CCD Scanner includes: • 1 pce CCD scanner with RS232 cable • 1 pce Operation Manual Step 3: Determine installation mode If you purchased with a keyboard wedge interface, turn to Chapter 2 for installation instructions. If you purchased CCD with an RS232 interface, turn to Chapter 3.
  • Page 7 Installing CCD Scanner (Keyboard Wedge Interface) • • • • • • • This chapter describes the procedure for installing the CCD scanner using a keyboard wedge interface. Step 1: Turn off your computer If you have not already done so, turn off your computer to avoid any accidental damage to the scanner and your computer.

  • Page 8: Installing Keyboard Wedge Interface Ccd Scanner

    Installing Keyboard Wedge Interface CCD Scanner Step 3: Turn on your computer Start up your computer. It should boot up normally. If a keyboard error appears, there may be an incompatibility between the com- puter and the scanner keyboard type. The scanner will activate with a “beep”...
  • Page 9 Installing CCD Scanner (RS232 interface) • • • • • • • This chapter describes the procedure for installing the CCD scanner using an RS232 interface. Step 1: Turn off your computer If you have not already done so, turn off your computer to avoid any accidental damage to the scanner and computer.

  • Page 10: Installing Rs232 Interface Ccd Scanner

    Installing RS232 Interface CCD Scanner Step 4: Connect to your computer Connect the 9-pin female connector (DB9F with DC jack) to the male equivalent (DB9M) port on your computer . Provide power to the DC jack on the DB9F connector by using an external adapter (see Specifications in Appendix I).
  • Page 11 Installing RS232 Interface CCD Scanner Step 6: Test your RS232 Interface CCD Scanner Your scanner may now be tested using software designed to read bar code data from the RS232 port. The following sample program written in BASIC is sufficient for this purpose: 10 open COM1:“9600,N,8,1,cd,ds,cs”...

  • Page 13: Quick Install Programming

    Quick Install Programming • • • • • • • This chapter describes a fast proce- dure for programming the Series CCD scanner. The Quick Install option has been pre-set for a com- mon combination of features. Step 1: Decide on your requirements Review the following list of pre-set default values for the CCD scanner General...
  • Page 14 Quick Install Programming • All UPC and EAN formats enabled UPC and EAN • Addendum disabled • UPC-A leading characters transmit- • UPC-A check digits transmitted • UPC-E leading characters not transmetted • UPC-E check digits not transmitted • EAN-8 and EAN-13 check digits transmitted •...
  • Page 15 Quick Install Programming Step 2: Program your scanner If all or most of your system require- ments match the default settings listed above, scan the three bar codes on the following page in order. NOTE: The reading of this code installs the default values for ALL parameters.
  • Page 16 Quick Install Programming Step 3: Custom programming If your system requirements do not exactly match the default values, turn to Chapter 5 and follow the proce- dure for custom programming the special features which you require. Likewise, if only a few parameters need to be changed for a new application, there is no need to totally reconfigure all of the parameters.

  • Page 17: Custom Programming

    Custom Programming • • • • • • • This chapter includes many features which are available for custom programming the Series CCD scanner to match the specific require- ments of your application environment. You may individually select and program the special features that you desire in the follow- ing way: •...

  • Page 18: Buzzer Setting

    General Parameters Quick reference directory • Handshaking protocol ....23 RS232 Parameters • Baud rate ........24 • Parity ......... 25 • Data bit ........25 • Stop bit ........25 • Message suffix ......26 • Code 39 ........ 27-28 Bar Code Symbologies •...

  • Page 19: Trigger Switch Mode

    General Parameters Trigger Switch Mode The Trigger Switch Mode provides four different trigger setting available. NORMAL MODE: The scanner will turn off after a successful reading, you must press the trigger *Normal Mode* switch again for next reading. AUTO SCAN MODE: This is for hand free operation, If you program this mode, the scanner...

  • Page 20: Inter-Message Delay

    General Parameters Inter-Message delay Inter-message delay refers to the time elapsed between when data is read and when it is sent to the host computer. Adjusting the inter- message and inter-character delay may improve data transmission when operating in conjunction with a fast computer or incompatible DOS version.

  • Page 21: Header/Trailer

    General Parameters Header and Trailer Any desired header or trailer may be programmed into the CCD scanner. The header/trailer will be automati- cally attached to the start/end of the code transmitted. The maximum length is ten digits. The pre-set default value is for no header nor trailer.

  • Page 22: And Type Selection

    Keyboard Wedge Parameters KEYBOARD WEDGE PARAMETERS In the keyboard wedge mode of operation, the scanner must be configured to match your keyboard emulation and language. A message suffix feature appends any message from the scanner with the pro- grammed character. Keyboard Language and Type Selection IBM 5550 NEC 286/386...

  • Page 23: Keyboard Wedge Parameters

    Keyboard Wedge Parameters * IBM AT U.S.English * IBM XT U.S.English IBM AT German IBM XT German IBM AT French IBM XT French IBM AT Spanish IBM XT Spanish IBM AT Itlian IBM XT Itlian IBM AT Swedish IBM XT Swedish IBM AT U.K.English IBM XT U.K.English Program...

  • Page 24: Message Suffix

    Keyboard Wedge Parameters Message Suffix (keyboard wedge mode) None Enter Horizontal Tab Field Exit Field Advance * Return * Program...

  • Page 25: Handshaking Protocol

    RS232 Parameters RS232 PARAMETERS When using the RS232 mode of operation, the RS232 parameters including handshaking, baud rate, data bit, stop bit, parity and message suffix must be configured to match the requirements of your system. Handshaking Protocol * None * RTS/CTS XON/XOFF ACK/NAK...

  • Page 26: Baud Rate

    RS232 Parameters 1 sec 2 sec 3 Sec 5 Sec Infinity Baud Rate 1200 2400 4800 * 9600 * 19200 Program...

  • Page 27: Parity

    RS232 Parameters Parity Even * None * Space Data Bit * 8 * Stop Bit * 1 * Program...

  • Page 28: Message Suffix

    RS232 Parameters Message Suffix (RS232 mode) None * CR/LF * Horizontal Tab Program...

  • Page 29: Bar Code

    Bar Code Symbologies BAR CODE SYMBOLOGIES Each bar code symbology has its own specifications. Your scanner is able to read numerous symbologies. A variety of programming features allow you to configure the scanner to your specific requirements. Code 39 Symbology Code 39 is the most popular bar code symbology for ID, inventory, and tracking purposes.
  • Page 30 Bar Code Symbologies Code 39 Check Digit The check digit function provides additional security. The calculation and transmission of the check digit are optional. * Disabled * Calculated and Transmitted Calculated but not Transmitted Code 39 Start/Stop Character This feature enables the transmission of start and stop characters with the bar code data message.

  • Page 31: Interleaved 2 Of 5 Symbology

    Bar Code Symbologies Interleaved 2 of 5 Symbology Interleaved 2 of 5 is a numeric bar code which has been widely used in the shipping and warehouse industries. The code can be very compact in that both bars and spaces encode information.

  • Page 32: Interleaved 2 Of 5

    Bar Code Symbologies Interleaved 2 of 5 code length While Interleaved 2 of 5 is easily decoded, it is also subject to errors if parameters such as length are not well adjusted. The default code length is fixed at 10 digits. The variable setting allows the code length to vary from 3 to 32 digits (even number only) : •...

  • Page 33: Upc And Ean

    Bar Code Symbologies UPC and EAN Symbologies UPC and EAN bar code symbologies are used mainly in retail applications. Both are fixed length numeric bar codes which use a check digit. Disable * Enable * UPC and EAN UPC and EAN UPC and EAN Formats * All * EAN-8 or EAN-13...
  • Page 34 Bar Code Symbologies EAN Addendum * Disable * 5 Characters 2 or 5 Characters 2 Characters UPC/EAN Transformations UPC-A to EAN-13 UPC-A to EAN-13 * Not Allowed * Allowed UPC-E to UPC-A UPC-E to UPC-A * Not Allowed * Allowed Program...
  • Page 35 Bar Code Symbologies UPC and EAN Check Digits EAN-13 Check Digit EAN-13 Check Digit * Transmitted * Not Transmitted EAN-8 Check Digit EAN-8 Check Digit Not Transmitted * Transmitted * UPC-A Check Digit UPC-A Check Digit Not Transmitted * Transmitted * UPC-E Check Digit UPC-E Check Digit * Transmitted *...
  • Page 36 Bar Code Symbologies UPC Leading Characters The leading characters can be used to recognize the type of UPC code received by the host computer. UPC-A Leading UPC-A Leading Character Character * Transmitted * Not Transmitted UPC-E Leading UPC-E Leading Character Character Not Transmitted * Transmitted *...

  • Page 37: Codabar

    Bar Code Symbologies Codabar Symbology Codabar is an numeric bar code used in libraries and medical settings. It varies in length from 3 to 32 digits. * Enable * Disable Codabar Codabar Codabar Start/Stop Character Transmission Transmission Disabled * A, B, C, D * DC1-DC4 a/t, b/n, c/*, d/e Program...
  • Page 38 Bar Code Symbologies Codabar Length MAX. LEN MIN. LEN Program...

  • Page 39: Code 128 Symbology

    Bar Code Symbologies Code 128 Symbology Code 128 has the capability of encoding all characters of the ASCII table with a high density of characters per inch. Owing to the high density, it is important the bar code printing be of high quality.

  • Page 40: Code 93

    Bar Code Symbologies Code 128 Lengh MIN. LEN MAX. LEN Code 93 Symbology Code 93 is a compact alphanumeric symbology often used on small electronic components. Its code length may vary from 3 to 32 digits. Enable * Disable * Code 93 Code 93 Code 93 Length...

  • Page 41: Bar Code Identifiers

    Bar Code Symbologies Bar Code Identifier The Bar Code Identifier allows each bar code symbology to have an identifier code. This identifier code is added to the beginning of any data transmitted by the Series CCD scanner. The default value under the “Quick Install”...
  • Page 42 Bar Code Symbologies Custom Bar Code Identifier The option of changing from the pre- set letter assignment is also available. To do this, you must first enable reading of the “Full ASCII” character set under the Code 39 configuration. The programming procedure is then as follows: •...

  • Page 43: Bar Code Identifiers

    Bar Code Symbologies Custom Bar Code Identifier Enable Code Identifiers UPC-E UPC-A EAN-13 EAN-8 Code 93 Code 39 Standard 2 of 5 Codabar Interleaved 2 of 5 Code 128 Program...

  • Page 45: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting • • • • • • • Situation Solution When the scanner • The type setting of computer is not is connected and supported by the scanner. the computer is • Cable defected. turned on, a • Wrong setting with the “Keyboard “Keyboard error”...
  • Page 46 Troubleshooting...

  • Page 47: Appendix I: Specifications

    Appendix I Specifications • • • • • • • OPTICAL Light Source: Red LED (660nm) Photo Sensor: CCD Scanning Speed: 50 scans /second Reading distance: 0-25mm Resolution: 0.125mm Readable label size: 60mm or 80mm • Audible “beep” indicating success- Status ful reading of bar code data Indicator...
  • Page 48 Specifications (programmable • Inter-message delay parameters • Inter-character delay continued) • Serial interface handshaking protocol • Bar code identifier • The keyboard wedge interface CCD Power scanner: +5V DC Requirement • The RS232 interface CCD sacnner: internal +5V DC, or external adapter from 110V/220V, 50/60Hz AC to +9V ~ +14V DC with polarity as follows:...
  • Page 49 25-pin DB Female Connect MODEL: For RS232C Interface Connector Pin #2: RX Assignments #3: TX #4: CTS for connect #5: RTS #7: GND to terminal...

  • Page 51: Appendix Ii: Ascii Code Table

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