Unitech MS860G Manuel utilisateur

MS860G

WiFi

Bar Code

Scanner

REV. E

MS860 WiFi Manual

TABLE of CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................ 1

INTRODUCTION..................................................................... 1

QUICK START......................................................................... 2

SCANNER PARTS:.................................................................. 5

CRADLE PARTS...................................................................... 7

CHARGING THE SCANNER:.................................................. 8

WiFi NETWORK SETTINGS.......................................................... 9

INTRODUCTION..................................................................... 9

GLOSSARY........................................................................... 17

SCANNERCONFIGURATIONMANAGER ........................................... 24

Scanner Port................................................................... 24

Bar Code Symbologies................................................... 28

Data Editing.................................................................... 37

PROGRAMMINGVIA SCANNER INPUT........................................ 40

Introduction..................................................................... 40

Quick Setup Bar Codes.................................................. 41

Beep and Delays............................................................ 43

RS232............................................................................. 44

Scanner Port................................................................... 46

Symbologies – Group 6.................................................. 49

Data Editing.................................................................... 57

TCP/IP............................................................................ 62

Function Codes for PC................................................... 64

ASCII Chart .................................................................... 65

SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................ 69

TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................. 71

BAR CODE TEST CHART........................................................... 75

MS860G WiFi Manual

MS860G WiFi Manual 1

INTRODUCTION

The MS860G WiFi laser bar code scanner is one of the newest

members of Unitech’s MS series. The MS860G incorporates the

latest WiFi technology, making it ideal for real-time bar code

data collection in warehouse, loading dock, inventory, back

office, document tracking, retail environments - anywhere cables

would restrict movement or limit access.

The incorporated 802.11b module allows the MS860G to be

used within approximately 100 feet (30m) from an Access Point

(AP) in an office environment, and up to 330 feet (100m) in an

open environment. This gives users mobility and freedom to

scan bulky and difficult to reach items.

The cradle of MS860G works as a battery charger for the

scanner. When resting in the cradle, the scanner can reach a

fully charged state in 4½ to 5 hours. When fully charged, the

scanner can provide up to 16 hours scanning time. For

long-term product storage, the scanner can be powered off by

using the scanner’s push down on/off switch.Alternatively, the

scanner can remain powered but unused for up to 1 month

before the batteries require recharging.

The MS860G offers checkout personnel the ability to scan bulky

items without the need for heavy lifting by customers or

checkout personnel, making for added convenience and safety.

The MS860G is perfect for applications such as supermarkets,

hypermarkets, shopping clubs, retailers, light warehouse, and

manufacturing.

MS860G Scanner MS086 Cradle

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QUICK START

1. Connect the plug of the power adapter into the power jack on

the cradle, and connect the power adapter into anAC outlet. You

will hear a beep, and the Power Status and Charging Status

LEDs on the top of the cradle will glow green.

2. Use an unfolded paperclip to push down the battery power

on/off internal switch located inside the round hole on the

yellow warning label underneath the scanner. You will feel a

‘click’ as you push down the switch and then hear one beep

from the scanner. When shipped from the factory, the

scanner’s on/off switch is in the “off” position, so the scanner

must be switched on before operation.

3. Place the MS860G scanner on the cradle - the cradle’s

Charging Status LED will now glow red while charging. After

4½ to 5 hours the status LED color will change to green,

meaning that the MS860G has been fully charged and is

ready to use.

4. Four ways were provided to setup TCP/IP network for

scanner: using barcode setting, using VCOM utility web

program, using SCM and using monitor.exe

a. Using appendix G barcode chart for scanner TCP/IP

network setting, turn on the scanner, scan "Enter into

command Mode ""default""CR($M)""EE", network setting

will go back to factory default; IP: 192.168.1.250, Mask:

255.255.255.0, Gateway: 192.168.1.254. Barcode setup

detail will be shown in the later chapter.

b. Using VCOM utility web program, prepare a WLANAP:

SSID="slandemo", WEP-off, IP-192.168.1.1, power on the

scanner, scanner default IP=192.168.1.250, open VCOM

utility and click "Search" button, you will see another SNMP

Search screen, click "Search" button and you will see

192.168.1.250 shown in the IP list, click on the IP address

and web configuration program will be opened, you can

configure all your needs to the scanner by this web program.

c. Using SCM program, install scanner configuration manager

from user guide CD, once the installation was finished, CSM

icon will be shown on the desktop, open the program and

click "Tools""WiFi-Setup", please follow the wizard, after you

fill in all network configuration and you will be able to print

out the barcode setup sheet, you can scan the printed

barcode sheet to finish you network configuration.

Once the scanner is connected to the WLAN, the flashing green

LED on the scanner turn into steady green.

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IMPORTANT NOTES

• "ACK” helps avoid data loss during anAccess Point (AP)

power disconnection. To turn “ACK” on, follow the steps

below:Print out pg. 65 – RS232 Settings

Scan:

Enter Group 4

Exit

After “ACK” is turned on, the scan data transmission rate

might be a little slower, depending on your wireless network

condition.

• If “ACK” is turned off, the scan data transmission rate will be

normal, but because the scanner’s read and transmit

functions are separate, by the time the scanner learns that

it’s become disconnected from the AP, between 5 to 8

scanned data records may not have been sent to the

network, even though the scanner gives a “good read”

signal after each of them.

• Some APs may not be compatible with MS860G

reconnection while out of range. In this case the MS860G

will need to be powered off and on again, and also VCOM

communication will need to be restarted.

• The VCOM Utility supports Windows 2000 and XP.

Unfortunately, Windows 98 and NT are not supported.

• If using bar codes to configure your network settings, before

you start scanning, power off the scanner, and then scan the

“Enter Group 10” bar code on page 562 within 5 seconds

after turning the scanner power back on.

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SCANNER AND ACCESSORIES:

MS860G-W8A: MS860G WiFi laser scanner w/US plug

MS860G-W8B: MS860G WiFi laser scanner w/UK plug

MS860G-W8E: MS860G WiFi laser scanner w/UP plug

400479: Unitech MS860G WiFi Scanner user guide CD

400480: Unitech MS860G WiFi Scanner quick start guide sheet

*Scanner Configuration Manager: Windows based software

providing a user-friendly interface for easier scanner

configuration.

*Available on the Unitech website – www.unitech-adc.com

1010-500858:AC 110-240V, DC9V/2Apower adaptor with US plug

1010-600860G:AC 110-240V, DC9V/2Apower adaptor with UK plug

1010-600859: AC 110-240V, DC9V/2A power adaptor with

European plug

Other items may be ordered for the specific protocol being used.

To order additional items, contact the dealer and distributor.

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SCANNER PARTS:

Scanner LED

The MS860G has one LED indicator located on the head of the

scanner which indicates the operating status of the scanner.

Red LED is ON

When the scanner attempts to read a bar code, the LED will

glow red.

Single Green LED Flash

When the scanner successfully reads a bar code the

scanner LED flashes green once, and you will hear a single

beep.

Flashing Green LED

1. When the scanner reads a 'start configuration' bar code

("Enter Group 1", for instance) and enters configuration

mode, the scanner LED will flash green while the

scanner simultaneously gives one High-Low-High tone

beep. Upon exiting configuration mode, the scanner will

give one High tone beep, and the scanner LED will stop

flashing.

2. The scanner is powered on but not yet connected to the

WLAN or the connection to the WLAN is broken.

Green LED remains ON

When the scanner is powered on and connected to the

WLAN successfully.

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Buzzer

The MS860G provides audible feedback while it is in operation.

These sounds indicate the operating status of the scanner.

One High Tone Beep

The scanner will beep once after successfully reading a bar

code.

One High-Low-High Beep

After scanning a ‘begin configuration’ bar code (“Enter Group 5”,

for instance), the scanner LED will flash green while the scanner

simultaneously gives one high-low-high tone beep. Upon exiting

configuration mode by scanning an “Exit” bar code, the scanner

will give one high tone beep, and the scanner LED will stop

flashing.

Continuous High-Low Beeps

If scans are attempted out of range, communication will be

broken. The scanner LED will remain red and you will hear a

continuous high-low beep from the scanner when you scan bar

codes. If the Access Point is powered off, this means the

communication between the scanner and theAccess Point is

lost. You will also hear a continuous high-low beep from the

scanner when you scan bar codes.

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