Datalogic Gryphon GD4100 Manuel utilisateur

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BAR CODE (OPTION)

1. DEFINITION

The “Bar code” option enables to install a bar code reader on a second specific RS232

connector of the ATEQ instruments.

It enables on reading of the code to select a test program and eventually to launch the test of

control (if the option is validated).

The quantity of characters read by the reader should not exceed 22. Beyond the unit will not

take into account the character string (bar code string).

1.1. COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS CONFIGURATION

1.1.1. Bar code reader configuration

The Bar Code reader must be set with the following communication parameters:

9600 bauds,

7bits,

1stop,

Parity even.

The communication parameters of the ATEQ devices are the same by default and fixed, it's not

provide to change it.

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1.1.2. RS232 port configuration

From the "CONFIGURATION" menu, select

the "AUTOMATISM" menu and then press the

button

By using the arrows, select

the "RS232" menu and validate with the

key.

By using the arrows, select

the "CODE READER" menu and validate with

the key.

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2. BAR CODE READER CONFIGURATION

The bar code reader advised for a good functionning is the model

DATALOGIC Gryphon I GD4100 (USB).

For the reader configuration, follow this

process:

1) Enter in programming mode of the reader

by flashing this code (right hand)

"ENTER/EXIT PROGRAMMING MODE"..

2) Reset the reader to factory settings by

flashing this code (right hand)

"Factory Default Settings".

3) Program the reader by flashing the code

(right hand) "USB Keyboard

(with standard key encoding)".

4) Close the programming mode by flashing

the first bar code (below) "ENTER/EXIT

PROGRAMMING MODE".

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3. FUNCTION ACTIVATION

Warning : at each parameter or configuration change will delete all the learnings. That will

necessary to learn all the codes for each program.

From the "CONFIGURATION" menu, select

the "AUTOMATISM" menu and then press the

button

By using the arrows, select

the "CODE READER" menu and validate with

the key.

By using the arrows, select

"Yes" and validate with the key.

The bar code reader menu is displayed.

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By using the arrows, select

the "Pr. Select" menu select by "Yes" with the

arrows and validate with the

key.

The 'First Char." and "Char Number" are

displayed, By using the

arrows, select "First Char" and validate with

the key.

The parameter “First character” corresponds to the position of first character to take into

account in the total string of characters.

Then by using the arrows,

select "Char Number" and validate with the

key.

The parameter “Char Number” corresponds to the quantity of characters (or the length of the

chain) to take into account.

The sum of the two captured parameters must be lower or equal to the total quantity of

characters contained in the chain plus 1.

Parameters Total quantity of characters + 1 22

Example :

B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T

U V

character

10 characters

Number total of characters = 22

In our example above, the program will be selected if the unit reads the character chain:

E F G H I J K L M N.

Note : if a same characters string is on several programs, the program with the smallest number

will be selected the others will be ignored.

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"RESET EOC" parameter.

Adjusted on "No" the device will save in

memory the readed bar code for all the

following programs, until a new bar code will

be readed.

Adjusted on "Yes" it will must flash a new bar

code before each start cycle.

In the "KEYBOARD SUFFIX" parameter

check or enter the suffix value = 13.

This suffix will be applied at the end of the bar

code reader frame to notify to the device that

the frame is ended.

13 = CR in decimal (Carriage Return)

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4. FUNCTION CONFIGURATION

Activate the function or check if it checked.

Press the key, the cursor slide to the

right hand.

By using the arrows, select

"Yes" and validate with the key.

The configuration menu appears.

The "NUM." parameter is the one that will

contain the readed bar code the the selected

program.

The "AUTO START" parameter will start the

program when the code is readed.

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5. PARAMETER SETTING OF THE STRINGS (LEARNING)

The characters string learning will be done from the special cycles.

From the main menu, enter the special cycle

menu.

In the special cycle menu, select the special

cycle "CODE READER", and validate with

The device ask for the corresponding test

program to the characters strings which be

readed, and validate with .

The device confirms the special cycle

CODE READER. Press the "START CYCLE"

button.

Note :the device displays the current program

number that can be different than the one that

was selected for the bar code.

The device will wait for the bar code. The

corresponding program is displayed.

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Then flash the code by using the bar code

reader. The captured characters are

displayed.

The code is recorded, the device is ready to

run. At each reading of this code, the device

will select the corresponding program.

To see the recorded code for one program, go

in the "FUNCTIONS/CODE READER" menu

of this programme.

If the flashed code is unknown, the message

"DEF. BAR CODE" is displayed.

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6. FRAMES

Examples of frames sended by the device, with the program bar code.

6.1. STANDARD MODE FRAMES

<01>:

<01>:13/10/201420:10:46

<01>:0.598bar:(OK):78Pa

<01>:123456789001XXXXXXXX01



<02>:

<02>:13/10/201420:10:57

<02>:0.597bar:(OK):85Pa

<02>:1234567890023333333301



<12>:

<12>:13/10/201420:11:06

<12>:0.597bar:(OK):85Pa

<12>:1234567890124444444412

6.2. EXPORT MODE FRAMES

→01→(OK)→88→Pa→0.597→bar→→123456789001XXXXXXXX01→13/10/2014→20:11:26

→02→(OK)→88→Pa→0.597→bar→→1234567890023333333301→13/10/2014→20:11:41

→12→(OK)→85→Pa→0.597→bar→→1234567890124444444412→13/10/2014→20:11:48

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