OMNI TM Combined Bar Code and Magnetic Stripe Reader Keyboard Wedge and USB/Keyboard Wedge User’s Manual
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Table of Contents Section 1. Introduction Description 1 Section 2. Installation Host Connection Step 2 Section 3. Operation Operating Procedure 3 Section 4. Configuration Configuration Setup Procedure Default Settings Terminal Type Selection General Selections Code ID Definitions Bar Code Message Formatting Selections Magnetic Stripe Formatting Selections Bar Code Selections Magnetic Stripe Selections Reviewing Configuration Selections 4 4 6 6 7 10 11 13 15 28 29 Section 5.
Appendix B. Magnetic Stripe Data Output Format 51 Appendix C. Function Code Table 52 Appendix D. Magnetic Stripe Standard Data Formats ISO Credit Card California Driver’s License AAMVA Driver’s License 53 54 56 Appendix E. Connector Pin Outs Keyboard Ports 57 Apendix F.
Section 1 INTRODUCTION Description The Omni™ slot reader can scan and decode most popular bar codes, as well as read 1, 2, or 3 tracks of magnetic stripe information. In addition, it has full data editing capabilities. When connected to the host computer, the Omni is completely compatible with the host’s software. The decoded data appears to the host as if it were entered manually by the operator through the keyboard.
Section 2 INSTALLATION Host Connections The Omni reader is connected between the keyboard input port of the host computer and the keyboard itself using a “Y” cable. The “Y” cable has a 6-pin mini-DIN female on one end, and a 6-pin mini-DIN male on the other end. To connect the reader to the host, turn the power off and disconnect the keyboard from the computer. Connect the keyboard to the female end of the “Y” cable. Then insert the male end of the “Y” cable into the keyboard port.
Section 3 OPERATION Operating Procedure The Omni reader is easy to operate. Just follow these simple steps: 1. Make sure the reader is properly connected (see sections 2 and 6) and is receiving sufficient power. (See Section 6, Troubleshooting, if there is a cabling or power problem.) 2. To read a card, slide the card, in either direction, through the reader slot, with the bar code facing the optical head (LED side) or the magnetic stripe facing the magnetic head (opposite side). 3.
Section 4 CONFIGURATION The Omni reader must be appropriately configured to your application. Configuration settings enable the reader to work with the host system. These settings are programmed into the reader through the keyboard. Once programmed, these configuration settings are stored in the reader’s non-volatile memory (so they are not affected by the cycling of power). Bar Code Input The reader may need to be configured to accept the desired bar code data and format it for transmission to the host.
5. Press the key. The reader will beep twice to indicate the reader is now in the Setup Mode for group X. 6. Type the two-character selection code for the feature that you wish to change. 7. Press the key. The reader will beep twice to indicate the code is accepted by the reader as a valid code for Setup Group X. 8. Type the one-character code for the change you wish to make. 9. Press the key.
Codes must be typed from an external keyboard when the reader is connected to a Notebook PC. (The Omni’s USB keyboard interface model is the best choice for use with a Notebook PC.) If a code is typed correctly, but the reader won’t give the appropriate beeps, it may be necessary to press the CAPS LOCK key a few times and leave the CAPS LOCK feature on. Then try to re-enter the configuration code. Default Settings The Omni reader is shipped from the factory with the default settings already programmed.
1. Enter GROUP SETUP MODE by typing /E/D/FA. 2. Press . The reader should beep twice. 3. For the keyboard-less (PC boot-up) feature, type 4 . The reader should beep twice. Type 2 . The reader should beep twice. 4. Save the changes and exit the Group Setup Mode by typing AZ . The reader should beep four times. Note: When configured to Terminal Type 42, the reader can work without an external keyboard.
EXAMPLE: To set the current settings to the group default, enter: /E/D/FBBXBZ Beep Volume The beep volume can be adjusted to two different levels, or turned off entirely. SELECTION CODE: B1 Off 0 Low 1 High 2 Intercharacter Delay This is the time period the reader will wait before sending the next successive character. Certain terminals and computers require an intercharacter delay to simulate human keyboard entry.
Language This selection defines the scan code sent to the host for each character. SELECTION CODE: B4 U.S. 0 U.K. 1 Swiss 2 Swedish 3 Spanish 4 Norwegian 5 Italian 6 German 7 French 8 Japanese 9 Code/Track ID Each bar code symbology or MSR track can be assigned a CODE ID character. This character is added to the beginning of the scanned data. The host can use this character to ensure that the data received came from the appropriate type of symbol.
SELECTION CODE: B7 On A Off B Code ID Definition (Group I) If the Code ID option is enabled in General Setup, the user can select the character used to identify each symbology. 1. Enter CODE ID DEFINITION SETTINGS MODE by typing /E/D/FI. 2. Press . The reader should beep twice. 3. Enter the characters in the left column to select the symbology. 4. Press . The reader should beep twice. 5. Enter one character for the new ID.
Bar Code Message Formatting Selections (Group C ) Scanned bar code data can be formatted with the addition of preambles, postambles, and terminator characters. The settings below will augment bar code data scanned by the Omni. A fully-formatted message block reflects the following model: {Preamble}{Code ID}{Data}{Terminator}{Postamble} 1. Enter BAR CODE MESSAGE FORMATTING SETUP MODE by typing /E/D/FC. 2. Press . The reader should beep twice. 3.
Bar Code Preamble 0 to 16 ASCII characters: The bar code preamble is a string of characters that can be added to the beginning of scanned bar code data. These can be special characters for identifying a specific scanning station, to format a message header expected by the receiving host, or a function key from the Function Code Tables in Appendix C.
Magnetic Stripe Formatting Selections (Group D) Magnetic stripe output can also be formatted with the addition of preambles, postambles, and terminator characters. The settings below will augment magnetic stripe data read by the Omni. A fully-formatted message block reflects the following model: {Preamble}{T1 ID}{T1 Data}{Track Separator}{T2 ID}{T2 Data}{Track Separator}{T3 ID}{T3 Data}{Terminator}{Postamble} 1. Enter MAGNETIC STRIPE FORMATTING SETUP MODE by typing /E/D/FD. 2. Press .
Magnetic Stripe Preamble 0 to 16 ASCII characters: The magnetic stripe preamble is a string of characters that can be added to the beginning of magnetic stripe data. These can be special characters for identifying a specific reading station, to format a message header expected by the receiving host, or a function key from the Function Code Tables in Appendix C.
Bar Code Selections Bar code selections for the Omni are separated into two groups: Industrial and Retail. Industrial bar codes may contain a variable number of characters. Retail bar codes always contain a specific number of characters. Industrial Bar Codes (Group F) 1. Enter INDUSTRIAL BAR CODE SETUP MODE by typing /E/D/FF. 2. Press . The reader should beep twice. 3. Type the two-character selection code for the bar code symbology you wish to change. 4. Press . The reader should beep twice.
5. Enter one digit one digit from the keyboard. (The range is 01 to 60). The reader should beep twice after each . 6. Save and exit by typing FZ. The reader should beep four times. EXAMPLE: To set the maximum length of a Code 39 bar code to 12, enter: /E/D/FFF1FV12 FZ Code 39 Settings: Enable/Disable Code 39 If enabled, Code 39 symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options.
Check Digit When Check Digit is selected, the reader takes the last character in the decoded data stream as a check digit. It then calculates the correct check digit for the remaining data and compares it to the last data character. If it is the same, the data is accepted. If not, the data is rejected. With the Calculate and Send Check Digit option, the reader will send the check digit as part of the data stream.
Interleaved 2 of 5 Settings: Enable/Disable Interleaved 2 of 5 If enabled, Interleaved 2 of 5 symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options. If disabled, the data from the symbology will be disregarded. SELECTION CODE: F2 Interleaved 2 of 5 Enable Interleaved 2 of 5 Disable A B Fixed Length Interleaved 2 of 5 symbols are commonly printed in a fixed format containing a fixed number of characters.
Industrial 2 of 5 Settings: Enable/Disable Industrial 2 of 5 If enabled, Industrial 2 of 5 symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options. If disabled, the data from the symbology will be disregarded. SELECTION CODE: F3 Industrial 2 of 5 Enable Industrial 2 of 5 Disable A B Fixed Length Industrial 2 of 5 symbols are commonly printed in a fixed format containing a fixed number of characters.
FEBRABAN Conversion: If enabled, the original 44-digit Interleaved 2 of 5 data will be converted to 48- digit FEBRABAN code. Otherwise, the original 44-digit data will not be changed. SELECTION CODE: F3 Convert to FEBRABAN Code H Do Not Convert to FEBRABAN Code I Code 128 Setting: Enable/Disable Code 128 If enabled, Code 128 symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options. If disabled, the data from the symbology will be disregarded.
Codabar Settings: Enable/Disable Codabar If enabled, Codabar symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options. If disabled, the data from the symbology will be disregarded. SELECTION CODE: F5 Codabar Enable Codabar Disable A B Send Start/Stop Characters Codabar uses the A, B, C, and D characters as Start and Stop characters, giving 16 unique Start/Stop character combinations.
MSI/Plessey Settings: Enable/Disable MSI/Plessey If enabled, MSI/Plessey symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options. If disabled, the data from the symbology will be disregarded. SELECTION CODE: F7 MSI/Plessey Enable MSI/Plessey Disable A B Check Digit The MSI/Plessey symbology requires a check digit, and can optionally have two check digits. The reader can either send the check digit(s) as part of the data, or strip it before transmission to the host.
Retail Bar Codes (Group G) Retail bar codes are based on the Uniform Code Council product code encoding algorithms. These are commonly referred to as the UPC/EAN symbologies. 1. Enter RETAIL BAR CODE SETUP MODE by typing /E/D/FG. 2. Press . The reader should beep twice. 3. Type the two-character selection code for the bar code symbology you wish to modify. 4. Press . The reader should beep twice. 5. Type the one-character code for the change you wish to make. 6. Press .
Enable/Disable UPC-E UPC-E is a special version of the UPC-A specification. It is a fixed format symbology and there are no variations allowed. If disabled, the data from the symbology will be disregarded. SELECTION CODE: G1 UPC-E Enable UPC-E Disable C D Send Number System Digit The first encoded digit in the UPC-A symbol is the number system digit. If enabled, the first digit of the transmitted data stream is the number system digit followed by the manufacturer’s number.
Read Two-Digit Addendum If enabled, the reader will decode the two-digit secondary symbol when it is scanned with the primary symbol, and add the data to the end of the transmission. If not, any two-digit secondary symbol will be ignored. SELECTION CODE: G1 Read Two-Digit Addendum Do Not Read Two-Digit Addendum K L Read Five-Digit Addendum This option operates in the same manner as the Read Two Digit Addendum option except it enables the reading of a five digit secondary symbol.
EAN Settings: Enable/Disable EAN-13 EAN-13 is a fixed format symbology and there are no variations allowed. If enabled, EAN-13 symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options. If disabled, the data from the symbology will be disregarded. SELECTION CODE: G2 EAN-13 Enable EAN-13 Disable A B Enable/Disable EAN-8 If enabled, EAN-8 symbology will be read, subject to the reading restrictions specified by this set of options.
Read Two-Digit Addendum If enabled, the reader will decode the two-digit secondary symbol when it is scanned with the primary symbol, and add the data to the end of the transmission. If not, any two-digit secondary symbol will be ignored. SELECTION CODE: G2 Read Two-Digit Addendum Do Not Read Two-Digit Addendum I J Read Five-Digit Addendum This option operates in the same manner as the Read Two Digit Addendum option except it enables the reading of a five digit secondary symbol.
Magnetic Stripe Selections (Group H) The Omni reader can accept and decode data read from a magnetic stripe. The parameters for reading the magnetic data can be programmed independently from any of the bar code selections. 1. Enter MAGNETIC STRIPE SELECTIONS SETUP MODE by typing /E/D/FH . 2. Press . The reader should beep twice. 3. Type the two-character selection code for the feature you wish to change. 4. Press . The reader should beep twice. 5.
SELETION CODE: H2 Send Start/Stop Sentinels Do Not Send Start/Stop Sentinels A B Track Two Send Accout Number Only Track Two of a magnetically encoded credit card includes the account number information as well as other information. If this option is selected, all other data contained on the track is suppressed before transmission.
EXAMPLE: To review the reader’s current settings for the Code 39 bar code, first find the settings for Code 39 listed in the Industrial Bar Codes setup group. (The single alpha character group name is F.) Then in Notepad type: /E/D/FFFY A sample response is shown below. Remember to end the review by typing: FZ This will take the reader out of the setup mode and bring it back into its normal reading mode.
Section 5 DATA EDITING In addition to adding preambles, postambles, and terminator characters, the Omni can also rearrange, drop, or add to the data it reads from a bar code or magnetic stripe. This enables the data to be sent to the host in the exact format expected by the application software, thus eliminating the need for software modifications. To accomplish this, the decoded data is divided into smaller blocks of data known as “fields.
Data Fields By separating decoded data into blocks known as “fields,” each block of data can be treated individually. Fields can also be added to the data, permitting user-required characters or function keys to be included. The fields are identified by a one-character ID starting with the character “A” (up to and including “Z”) in the order they were created. These fields can then be sent to the host in the order you specified.
Data Editing Formulas The set of instructions programmed into the reader to define data fields and than arrange them into a format is known as the data editing “formula.” A maximum of four formulas can be resident in the reader’s memory at any one time. If more than one formula is stored in memory, the reader will apply the first formula to the decoded data. If the data format matches the format (credit card, driver’s license, etc.
The Formula Sequence A basic data editing formula for the Omni has the following structure. (The optional commands are enclosed in brackets): CODE ID[LENGTH][MATCH]DIVIDE[ADD]SEND In other words: 1. Identify the bar code symbologies and/or magnetic stripe tracks to which this formula will apply. 2. Specify data length parameters (if desired). 3. Specify the characters (if any) you would like to match. 4. Indicate how you want to divide the data record. 5. Add a character string (if desired). 6.
Using the Data Editing Functions The data editing function is often applied to driver’s licenses, where the magnetic stripe contains three tracks of information about the license holder, and the host application may need only certain details (such as name, address, and birth date) rather than all the data the stripe holds.
Data Editing Commands 1. Enter DATA EDITING mode by typing /E/D/FJ 2. Press . The reader should beep twice. 3. Type the two-character selection code for the function you wish to enable or set. 4. Press . The reader should beep twice. 5. Type the command you wish to enter. 6. Press . The reader should beep twice. 7. Continue to add commands to the data editing formula as desired. 8. Save the formula and exit the data editing mode by typing JZ . The reader should beep four times.
Select Code ID(s) This command designates the bar code symbologies or magnetic stripe tracks that will be accepted as valid. SELECTION CODE: JC UPC-A UPC-E EAN-8 EAN-13 Code 39 Interleaved 2 of 5 Industrial 2 of 5 Code 128 MSI/Plessey Codabar MSR Track 1 MSR Track 2 MSR Track 3 Telepen a b c d e f g h i j k l m n EXAMPLE: To designate UPC-A, Code 39, Codabar, and MSR Track 1 as the only valid sources of data, enter: ... JCaejk ...
Match String This command looks for a “match” between a data string designated in the data editing formula and a data string in the data scanned by the reader. When this feature is enabled, the only data sent to the host will be data that contains the matched data string. The first two digits indicate the position in the scanned data at which the match is to begin. Up to 60 characters can then be entered to specify the actual string to be matched.
Search for a Data String This command allows you to create a data field by searching the scanned data for a data string that matches a data string specified in the formula. If a match is found, the scanned data will be divided into three fields: the data from the search start point to the character before the searched data string, the data string itself, and the data remaining.
Set the Sequence in which Data Fields are Sent This command specifies the order in which data fields are transmitted to the host. Each separate field is assigned an upper case alpha letter in the order in which it is created. So the first data field created is A, the second is B, and so on. SELECTION CODE: JK Characters Assigned to Data Fields in the Transmission Order Desired EXAMPLE: To transmit fields A, B, and C to the host so that the second and third data fields are reversed, enter: ...
Reset Data Editing Group This command will clear the reader’s memory of all formulas, disable the Data Editing feature, and send the original data with the preamble, postamble, and terminator specified. SELECTION CODE: JX EXAMPLE: To delete all data editing formulas from the reader’s memory, enter: /E/D/FJJXJZ Review Configurations This command allows you to view all the data editing formulas stored in the reader’s memory, as well as all other data editing settings.
5. If UNMATCHED INPUT is set to SEND, the unmatched data is passed on to the message processing section of the reader, where any previouslydefined postamble, preamble, and terminator characters are added before the data is sent to the output port. Examples EXAMPLE ONE 76440057320712 Symbology Code 128 Desired Output: Divide the input data record into two fields with one consisting of the first six digits and the second containing the remaining data. The output should have a inserted after each field.
EXAMPLE TWO *AST798X* Symbology Code 39 Desired Output: The input record must be Code 39 and be exactly seven characters in length with the seventh character being an “X”. It is divided into three fields; the first three characters, the next three characters, and the last character. The output should reverse the order of the first two fields, delete the last character, and add an F1 function code at the end of each field.
EXAMPLE THREE %B0123774965^FISH/MARY^96124379F? MSR Track 1 data Desired Output: Divide it up into seven fields so that the 1st field is the first two characters, 2nd field is all characters from the first field to the first “^” character, 3rd field is the first “^” character, 4th field is the data between “^” marks, 5th field is the next “^” character, 6th field is the next four characters, 7th field is the remaining characters. In addition, an is inserted between fields in the data output record.
Section 6 TROUBLESHOOTING The Omni reader is easy to install and use. Most problems encountered can be attributed to: · · · · Incorrect Interface Cabling Incorrect Configuration Setup Bad Magnetic Stripe Quality Poor Bar Code Printing Quality General Procedures The troubleshooting process can be simplified by following these simple diagnostic procedures. 1. The unit should emit two beeps when power is first applied and the LED should turn green.
Keyboard Interface Problems Installation of the reader is generally trouble free, but there are some things to watch for if you are experiencing problems. Do you have the proper cable? Most modern computers and terminals use a PC/XT/AT-compatible keyboard. However, the cable connecting it to the keyboard port may have variations in either the signal pins or the connector itself. Make sure that you have the proper cable for the computer/terminal with which you are interfacing.
Scanning Configuration Problems One common problem is incorrect configuration setup. You may be trying to read a bar code with the check digit enabled, but the bar code was printed without it. The default settings for the reader are the most frequently-used parameters. If these work, use them. That way, when someone inadvertently changes the settings, they can be reset by entering the return to default codes.
Appendix A BAR CODE DEFAULT SETTINGS The Omni reader is shipped from the factory with the following bar code default settings already programmed: Terminal Selection (Group A) Type IBM PC/AT Keyboard Wedge General Selection (Group B) Beep Volume Intercharacter Delay Interblock Delay Language Code ID Scan Verification Function Code High 5 milliseconds 0 milliseconds United States Off Off Off Bar Code Message Formatting (Group C) Terminator Character Preamble None Postamble None Magnetic Stripe Mess
INDUSTRIAL BAR CODES (Group F) Code 39 Enabled Full ASCII On Check Digit Off Send Check Digit No Send Start/Stop No Minimum Length 1 Maximum Length 60 Interleaved 2 of 5 Fixed Length Check Digit Minimum Length Maximum Length Enabled Off None 4 60 Industrial 2 of 5 Fixed Length Check Digit Minimum Length Maximum Length Enabled Off None 1 60 Febraban Convert Code 128 Minimum Length Maximum Length Enabled 1 60 Codabar Send Start/Stop Check Digit Minimum Length Maximum Length Enabled No None 2 60 MSI/
RETAIL BAR CODES (Group G) UPC-A, -E Send Number System Digit Send Check Digit Expand UPC-E Read 2, 5 Digit Addendum Addendum required Add Addendum Separator Send UPC-A as EAN-13 Enabled, Enabled Yes Yes No No, No Yes Yes No EAN-13, -8 Send Induced Country Code Digit Send Check Digit Read 2, 5 Digit Addendum Addendum Required Add Addendum Separator Enabled, Enabled Yes Yes No, No Yes Yes Code ID UPC-A UPC-E EAN-8 EAN-13 Code 39 Interleaved 2 of 5 Industrial 2 of 5 Code 128 MSI/Plessey Codabar MSR Track
Appendix B MAGNETIC STRIPE DATA OUTPUT FORMAT The Omni reader is shipped from the factory with the following magnetic stripe default settings already programmed: Magnetic Track Basic Data Output Format Track 1: Track 2: Track 3: where: SS1(start sentinel track 1) = % SS2(start sentinel track 2) = ; SS3(start sentinel track 3) = ; for ISO, ! for CDL, % for AAMVA ES(end sentinel all tracks) = ? = key on keyboard Terminat
Appendix C FUNCTION CODE TABLE (for AT Interface) Function Key F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 Home End Right Left Up Down PgUp PgDn Tab Back Tab Esc Enter Right Ctrl Left Alt Left Shift Make Left Shift Break Left Alt Make Left Alt Break Left Ctrl Make Left Ctrl Break Ins Backspace Keystroke \F1 \F2 \F3 \F4 \F5 \F6 \F7 \F8 \F9 \F10 \F11 \F12 \HOME \END \RIGHT \LEFT \UP \DOWN \PGUP \PGDN \TAB \BTAB \ESC \ENTER \CTRL \ALT \L-SHIFT ON \L-SHIFT BREAK \L-ALT ON \L-ALT BREAK \L-CTRL ON \L-CTRL BREAK \INS
Appendix D MAGNETIC STRIPE STANDARD DATA FORMATS International Standards Organization (ISO) Credit Card Format TRACK 1 Field ID Character a b c d e f g h i j TRACK 2 Field ID Character a b c d e f g Contents Length Start Sentinel (%) 1 Format Code “B” 1 Account Number 13 or 16 Separator “^” 1 Cardholder Name variable Separator “^” 1 Expiration date (YYMM) 4 Optional Discretionary data variable End Sentinel (?) 1 Linear Redundancy Check (LRC) Character 1 Contents Length Start Sentinel (;) 1 Account Number 1
California Driver’s License Format TRACK 1 Field ID Character a b c d e f g h TRACK 2 Field ID Character a b c d e f g h Contents Length* Start Sentinel (%) Format Code Type C = Commercial S = Salesperson D = Driver I = Identification R = Senior Citizen Name Line 1 Name Line 2 Address Line 1 City End Sentinel (?) Linear Redundancy Check (LRC) Character 1 1 Contents Length Start Sentinel (;) Identification Number ANSI User ID DL/ID Alpha Translated 7 position DL/ID number Check Digit Field Separat
TRACK 3 Field ID Character a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t Contents Start Sentinel (!) Class Endorsements State Code Zip Code Sex Hair Eyes Height Weight Restrictions Issue Date Office Employee ID LRE ID Fee Due Year Address Line 2 Reserved Space End Sentinel (?) Linear Redundancy Check (LRC) Character 55 Length 1 4 4 2 9 1 3 3 3 3 10 8 3 2 2 4 29 10 1 1
AAMVA Driver’s License Format TRACK 1 Field ID Character a b c d e f g TRACK 2 Field ID Characte r a b c d e f g h i TRACK 3 Field ID Character a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r Contents Start Sentinel (%) State or Province City Name Address End Sentinel (?) Linear Redundancy Check (LRC) Character Contents Start Sentinel (;) ANSI User Code ANSI User ID Jurisdiction ID/DL Expiration date Birthdate Remainder of Jurisdiction ID/DL End Sentinel (?) Linear Redundancy Check (LRC) Character Contents
Appendix E CONNECTOR PIN-OUTS Keyboard Port, 6 pin DIN (FEMALE) 6 Connector Pin 2 4 6 1 3 5 Direction Signal Not Used +Vcc Not Used Data Signal Ground Clock To Reader Both Reference Both 57 5 3 4 2 1 6 Pin Female
Appendix F USB/KEYBOARD INTERFACE Installation The Omni reader is available with a cable that terminates in a Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector. Most new computers have multiple USB ports into which a wide variety of peripherals can be installed. Since USB devices are designed to be “plug and play,” the computer will search for a Human Interface Device (HID) driver when the Omni is first connected.
Operation To use the ID TECH USB Reader Setup Utility, follow these steps: 1. Go to the PROGRAM menu. 2. Select ID TECH USB Reader Setup. 3. When the screen appears, enter a command in the window labeled INPUT SETUP STRING , just as you would with a standard keyboard wedge interface. 4. Click SEND and wait for the reader to beep. 5. If the command is accepted, the Omni will beep twice (or four times upon exit). If the command is rejected, the Omni will give four quick beeps. 6.
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