User’s Manual Code Reader 1.1 High-Density and Ultra High Density Imager This manual is applicable for firmware versions 1200 and higher.
Table of Contents Chapter 1 - Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.6 Table of Contents........................................................................................2-3 Statement of Agency Compliance ................................................................4 Code Corporation Overview .........................................................................5 Code Reader 1.1 Overview ............................................................................6 Code Reader Usage Techniques .........
Table of Contents (con’t) Chapter 5 - Setting Tageting and Symbology Settings 5.1 5.2 Symbology Settings .................................................................................26-27 Reader Targeting Controls .......................................................................... 28 Chapter 6 - Code Reader Specifications 6.1 6.2 Code Reader 1.1 - HD Specifications ........................................................ 30 Code Reader 1.1 - UHD Specifications...................................
Statement of Agency Compliance The Code Reader 1.1 has been tested for compliance with FCC regulations and was found to be compliant with all applicable FCC Rules and Regulations. The Code Reader 1.
Code Corporation - Overview The Code Corporation designs, develops and manufactures data capture and automatic identification technologies. The company specializes in image-based readers and advanced data collection platforms. The company is a leading developer and manufacturer of linear and two-dimensional code readers. By utilizing new imaging technology, the Code Corporation has developed readers that out perform comparable readers, but are less expensive.
Code Reader 1.1 - Overview The low-cost Code Reader 1.1 (figure 1.1) is an innovative, hand-held data capture device for reading and decoding high density two-dimensional (2-D) codes and linear bar codes. By utilizing new imaging technology, the Code Corporation has developed readers that outperform comparable reader and are less expensive. The Code Reader 1.1 is available in a Ultra High Density (UHD) version for smaller very dense codes and a High Density (HD) version for larger codes.
Targeting and Reading Techniques 1. Hold Code Reader about 2 - 4 inches above the code. 2. Hold the Code Reader still - DO NOT SWIPE OR MOVE THE READER. 3. Press and hold one of triggers found on either side of the neck of the Code Reader (see figure 1.2 below). For rapid 1-D reading press and hold trigger in the middle of the reader (see figure 1.3 below). 4. When the code has been read and decoded, the reader will beep and the LED lights in the Code Reader’s head will falsh on and off. Figure 1.
Chapter 2 Code Reader 1.
Installation Instructions for Keyboard Wedge Ensure the power is off and unplug your keyboard. Simply follow the keyboard cord to where it plugs into the computer, and unplug it. Note the location, because you will be plugging it back in momentarily. Note: For laptop computers, you must have an external keyboard port (normally PS2 connector). Included with your Code Reader is an adapter that can be configured for use with a PS2 or an AT keyboard connector.
Factory Default Settings for Keyboard Wedge The following are the factory default settings for Code Reader 1.1 High Density (HD) and Code Reader 1.1 Ultra High Density (UHD) models with firmware versions 12.0 and higher.
Keyboard Wedge Reader Configuration Your Code Reader has been properly configured before shipping and may not need to be reconfigured.
Programming a Prefix or Suffix Read the following codes to add the corresponding prefix or suffix: Prefix Suffix Comma Comma Space Space Tab Enter Read the Prefix None or Suffix None codes to turn the prefix and suffix commands off. Prefix Suffix None None To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28. To create a custom prefix or suffix you may purchase a copy of CodeXML Maker Pro software. Call (801) 495-2200 or visit www.codecorp.com for more details.
Chapter 3 Code Reader 1.
Installation Instructions for a Serial Port Adapter A D B E C C A D B E Please read the following before setting up your Code Reader 1.1 with serial port adapter. A. Plug the 120 Volt AC adapter into the wall socket. B. DO NOT PLUG IN large end of Code Reader 1.1 (only used for keyboard ports). C. Plug the small end of the serial port adpater into the 120 AC Volt adapter. D. Plug the serial port connection to the serial port in the back of your computer. E.
Serial Port Interface - Default Settings The following are the factory default settings for Code Reader 1.1 High Density (HD) and Code Reader 1.1 Ultra High Density (UHD) models with firmware versions 12.0 and higher.
Serial Port Configuration Your Code Reader has been properly configured before shipping and may not need to be reconfigured. If you wish to switch configuration to a serial port interface please scan the following code: Configure your Code Reader for a serial port: To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
Programming a Prefix or Suffix Read the following codes to add the corresponding prefix or suffix: Prefix Suffix Tab Tab Comma Comma Space Space Carriage Return Line Feed Carriage Return Line Feed Read the Prefix None or Suffix None codes to turn the prefix and suffix commands off. Prefix None Suffix None To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
Set Word Length and Stop Bit Data For advanced users only - Scan one of the following codes to set the word/character length. 7 bit: 8 bit: For advanced users only - Scan one of the following codes to set stop bit data. 1 stop bit: 1.5 stop bits: 2 stop bits: To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
Programming the Baud Rate Scanning the following codes will set the baud rate for your Code Reader. The baud rate is the information transfer rate of data being passed between your Code Reader and your computer. 1200: 2400: 4800: 9600: 19200: 38400: 57600: To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
Chapter 4 Code Reader 1.
Installation Instructions for PCMCIA Card Adapter 1. You will need to download software from the Code Corporation website. Installation instructions are available on the webpage. You will be asked for a user name and password, which was included in the packaging when you received your Code Reader. To download a version of Code Driver for CE devices visit: http://www.codecorp.com/support/CE/driver 2.
PCMCIA Card Interface - Default Settings The following are the factory default settings for Code Reader 1.1 High Density (HD) and Code Reader 1.1 Ultra High Density (UHD) models with firmware versions 12.0 and higher.
PCMCIA Card Configuration Your Code Reader has been properly configured before shipping and may not need to be reconfigured. If you wish to switch configuration to a PCMCIA Card interface please scan the following code: Configure your Code Reader for a serial CE settings: To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
Programming a Prefix or Suffix Read the following codes to add the corresponding prefix or suffix: Prefix Suffix Tab Tab Comma Comma Space Space Carriage Return Line Feed Carriage Return Line Feed Read the Prefix None or Suffix None codes to turn the prefix and suffix commands off. Prefix None Suffix None To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
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Programming: Symbology Settings Data Matrix Data Matrix enabled: Negative Data Matrix enabled: Negative Data Matrix disabled: Rectangle-shaped Data Matrix enabled: Rectangle-shaped Data Matrix disabled: GoCode GoCode enabled: GoCode disabled: QR Code QR code enabled: QR code disabled: To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
Programming: Symbology Settings (con’t) PDF 417 PDF417 enabled: PDF417 disabled: Micro PDF 417 Micro PDF417 enabled: Micro PDF417 disabled: 1-D Codes - Code 39, Code 128, UPC, EAN, JAN 1-D codes enabled: 1-D codes disabled: To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
Set Reader Controls Enable targeting dot laser: Disable targeting dot laser: Enable targeting circle laser: Disable targeting circle laser: Enable continous scanning Disable continous scanning Enable reader sound: Disable reader sound: Save Settings on Reader: Reset to Factory Defaults To save the settings on your Code Reader please read the save settings code on page 28.
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Code Reader 1.1 HD - Specifications Performance The Code Reader 1.1 - HD is for reading and decoding 2-D codes with elements as small as .007 inches (.178 mm) and linear bar codes ranging in width from .5 inches to 1.5 inches. Working Range (Typical) Size: Near: Far: 5.0 pt font GoCode (10 Characters) 0.93 inches (23.62 mm) 1.97 inches (50.04 mm) 7 mil DataMatrix (10 Characters) 1.15 inches (29.21 mm) 1.63 inches (41.40 mm) 4.2 mil Code 128 (14 Characters) 0.78 inches (19.81 mm) 2.08 inches (52.
Code Reader 1.1 UHD - Specifications Performance The low-cost Code Reader 1.1 - UHD is for reading and decoding 2-D codes with elements as small as .004 inches (.10 mm) and linear bar codes ranging in width from .5 inch to 1 inch. Working Range (Typical) Size: Near: Far: 5.0 pt font GoCode (10 Characters) 0.25 inches (6.35 mm) 1.40 inches (35.36 mm) 7 mil DataMatrix (10 Characters) .40 inches (10.16 mm) 1.28 inches (32.51 mm) 4.2 mil Code 128 (14 Characters) 0.40 inches (10.16 mm) 1.27 inches (32.
Chapter 7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 32
Maintenance and Troubleshooting Note: The Code Reader 1.1 was designed for use in a light industrial or office setting. Exposing the Reader to harsh temperatures or environments may cause the Code Reader to malfunction. Maintenance The Code Reader 1.1 device operates efficiently and reliably and needs only a minimum of maintenance to operate. A few tips are given below for maintenance suggestions.
Maintenance and Troubleshooting (con’t) Your Code Reader will perform a self-test every time it is powered up. You should see the light on the Code Reader flash once when it is connected to a computer or hand held device that has been powered up.
Code Corporation Customer Service and Support Code Reader Questions or Problems If you experience problems with your Code Reader or have questions about to use Code Corporation products, please visit www.codecorp.com/support for tips on how to use and troubleshoot your Code Reader and software. If you are unable to resolve the problem on your own, call Code Corporation Technical Support at 801-495-2200 for support Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. MST. Code Reader 1.
