Datalogic DS1100 SH2347 Mode d'emploi

User’s / Programming Guide

Handheld Laser Bar Code Scanners

Keyboard Wedge /

Wand Emulation Interface

PSC Inc

959 Terry Street

Eugene, Oregon 97402

Telephone: (541) 683-5700

Fax: (541) 345-7140

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manual that is complete and accurate, however, PSC reserves the

right to change any specification at any time without prior notice.

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Scanners discussed in this manual are covered by patents issues or

pending in the U.S. and other countries.

NOTICE

The scanner is certified to be a Class II laser product

with the United States Department of Health and Human

Services Center for Devices and Radiological Health.

NOTICE

The scanner, as a component, has been tested for com-

pliance with the EMI requirements of the United States

Federal Communications Commission Part 15, Sub-Part

J, Class A. Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are

responsible for testing the scanner with their equipment

to ensure system compliance with FCC requirements.

THIS APPARATUS COMPLIES WITH THE CLASS "A" LIMITS FOR

RADIO INTERFERENCE AS SPECIFIED IN THE CANADIAN

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS RADIO INTERFERENCE

REGULATIONS.

CET APPAREIL EST CONFORME AUX NORMES CLASS "A"

D’INTERFERENCE RADIO TEL QUE SPECIFIER PAR LE MINIS-

TERE CANADIEN DES COMMUNICATIONS DANS LES REGLE-

MENTS D’INTERFERENCE RADIO.

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Keyboard Wedge Mode ....................................................... 1

Serial Communications Mode .............................................. 1

AutoSense® Mode............................................................... 1

Wand Emulation Mode......................................................... 1

Magnetic Stripe Reader ....................................................... 1

Unpacking

Installation

Keyboard Wedge 2

Cable Installation.................................................................. 2

Connecting the Power Supply.............................................. 3

Connecting a Magnetic Stripe Reader ................................. 3

Terminal Power-Up Sequence ............................................. 3

Serial Communications............................................................... 4

Serial TTL Mode................................................................... 4

Serial RS232 Mode .............................................................. 4

AutoSense® Operation............................................................... 5

Wand Emulation Operation ........................................................ 7

Setup Overview

Wedge Mode Options .......................................................... 8

Wand Emulation Options ..................................................... 8

Serial Communication and Wedge Options ......................... 9

Symbologies....................................................................... 10

Parameters Selection Guidelines

Examples ........................................................................... 11

Serial Communication .............................................................. 13

Reset Default ..................................................................... 13

Baud Rate .......................................................................... 13

Data Transmission ............................................................. 14

Communications Protocol .................................................. 16

Label Buffering ................................................................... 19

No Read Option ................................................................. 19

Menu Commands Parameter Messages............................ 20

External Trigger Operation................................................. 20

General Parameters

Intercharacter Delay........................................................... 21

Transmission Mode............................................................ 22

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System Status .................................................................... 22

Power Consumption ........................................................... 23

Laser Redundancy ............................................................. 23

Laser Timeout..................................................................... 24

Beeper Operation ............................................................... 24

Message Formatting

Prefixes and Suffixes 25

Prefix .................................................................................. 26

Suffix................................................................................... 26

Code Identifier .................................................................... 28

Preamble or Postamble Selection ...................................... 29

Preamble ............................................................................ 29

Postamble........................................................................... 29

Serial Commands

General Serial Command Format 31

ACK/NAK............................................................................ 31

Beeper Off CR-LF Ack........................................................ 32

Power Standby and Serial Commands............................... 33

Communication Parameter Changes ................................. 33

Manual Scanning Interaction .............................................. 33

Keyboard Wedge Parameters

Symbologies

UPC (A and E) ..........................................................................38

EAN/JAN................................................................................... 42

Code 39 ....................................................................................44

Code 2 of 5 – Interleaved ..........................................................46

Code 2 of 5 – Standard .............................................................47

Code 128 ..................................................................................48

MSI/Plessey .............................................................................. 50

Code 11 ....................................................................................50

Code 93 ....................................................................................51

16K............................................................................................ 52

Digit Selection ........................................................................... 53

Symbology Identifiers................................................................ 54

Wand Emulation Parameters

Select Code Type .....................................................................58

Bar Code Polarity ......................................................................58

Transmission Rate ....................................................................58

Data Synchronization ................................................................ 60

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Memory Module

Setup ........................................................................................ 63

Marker Beam ................................................................................. 64

Scanner Labeling

Service and Warranty......................................................... 66

Maintenance ............................................................................. 67

Cleaning ................................................................................... 67

Inspection ................................................................................. 67

Technical Support

PSC Website Support ............................................................... 68

PSC Website TekForum........................................................... 68

Reseller Technical Support ...................................................... 68

Telephone Technical Support ................................................... 68

Appendix A

Hexadecimal Conversion Table ......................................... 69

Hexadecimal Conversion Table ......................................... 70

Hexadecimal Conversion Table ......................................... 71

Primary Function Key Table............................................... 72

Secondary Function Key Tables ........................................ 73

Secondary Function Key Tables ........................................ 74

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Introduction

Keyboard Wedge Mode

As a keyboard wedge interface, the PSC scanner can be used with ter-

minals provided by most of the major terminal manufacturers. In

most cases, the PSC scanner is easily connected between the key-

board and display of the terminal. The use of Preamble/Postamble,

embedded keyboard function codes or keyboard function records

allow operation of the terminal without manual entry from the key-

board. In this mode of operations, the PSC scanner draws power from

the terminal.

Serial Communications Mode

The PSC scanner can be configured by the user for a serial communi-

cation output. In this mode, the scanner can be connected to any

device that accepts serial ASCII data at TTL voltage levels. RS232

voltage levels can be achieved by the use of an optional RS232 con-

version pod.

AutoSense®Mode

The PSC scanner may be configured at the factory with PSC’s

AutoSense®feature. AutoSense®operates with a passive stand for

hands-free operation. When the scanner is placed in the stand, it

becomes immediately active for reading any bar code label presented

to it. The user can remove the scanner from the AutoSense®Stand

and use it as a conventional hand-held scanner. When replaced in the

stand, the scanner reverts automatically to AutoSense®.

Wand Emulation Mode

The PSC scanner can be configured by the user for Wand Emulation.

In this mode, the PSC scanner can be connected to any device that

accepts a wand signal input. Wand Emulation communication pre-

sents bar code data to a host device exactly as a wand does. This pre-

cludes the use of any option which adds information to the bar code

symbol data (preamble, for example). A typical example of this

would be to interface the scanner to a portable data terminal for

remote data collection.

Magnetic Stripe Reader

Magnetic stripe reading capabilities are available with appropriate

cabling.

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Unpacking

Your package should include a scanner, interface cable, User’s Man-

ual, and a plastic scanner holder.

The unit should be inspected immediately upon receipt to determine

if any damage has occurred during shipment. If damage has

occurred, a claim should be filed with the carrier immediately.

Retain the shipping box, since it should be used to return the scanner

to the factory for service.

Installation

Keyboard Wedge

In Keyboard Wedge mode the PSC scanner simulates keyboard key-

strokes. Whether a person has pressed a key on the keyboard or data

has been transmitted from the scanner is indistinguishable by the

host device. When the PSC scanner is not transmitting data to the ter-

minal the keyboard operates as if the PSC scanner was not attached.

Installation of the PSC scanner should be completed by a user who is

familiar with installing computer systems and cabling.

Cable Installation

1. Turn off power to the terminal to which the PSC scanner will

be connected.

2. Verify that you received the correct cabling. The cable sup-

plied for keyboard wedge installation is referred to as a “Y”

cable.

3. Connect the modular plug to the PSC scanner. Insert plug

into the rectangular opening in the bottom of the scanner

handle.

4. Unplug the keyboard from the terminal and replug the key-

board into the short leg of the “Y” cable that mates with it.

5. Plug the remaining long leg of the “Y” cable into the terminal

where the keyboard was connected.

6. Arrange the fully connected unit so that all cables run freely.

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