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2D BARCODE

SCANNER

USER MANUAL

MODEL 177603

MAN-177603-UM-1110-01

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2D Barcode Scanner USER MANUAL Model 177603 MAN-177603-UM-1110-01
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table of contents Section Page 1 Introduction...................................................................................................................4 1.1 Safety Considerations....................................................................................4 1.2 Hardware Features..........................................................................................4 2 Installation....................................................................................................
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6.10 Codablock Settings . ..................................................................................... 38 6.11 Code 11 Settings .............................................................................................39 6.12 Code 39 Settings . .......................................................................................... 40 6.13 Code 93 / Code 93i Settings .......................................................................43 6.14 Code 128 / GS1-128 Settings ......
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1 introduction Thank you for purchasing the MANHATTAN 2D Barcode Scanner, Model 177603. This scanner delivers high-quality scanning for a wide range of data collection functions to improve routine transactions, automate paper-based processes and increase productivity. The laser scan engine offers speed, accuracy and greater tolerances for reliable service reading popular 1D and 2D barcodes including UPC/EAN, UCC/EAN128, Data Matrix, PDF 417, Maxicode and more.
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2 installation 1. If the included communication cable isn’t already attached to the scanner, connect it to the bottom of the handle so you hear it click in place. 2. Turn off the host system. 3. Connect the scanner’s communication cable to the host system. 4. If using an optional power supply, use it now to connect the scanner to an AC outlet. 5. Turn on the host system.
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4 operating settings 4.1 Scanning triggering A reading session begins (lighting and decode processing on) when the beam is activated and stops when the beam is deactivated. Continuous Scanning When the scanner is turned on, a continuous reading session begins (lighting and decode processing on). Pulse A reading session begins when the beam is activated and stays on until a period of inactivity equal to the time specified by the timeout. After the timeout, the scan engine turns off.
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Level + Flashing This mode allows you the switch between Level and Flashing modes. When the scanner is turned on, it is in Flashing mode (see Flashing below). You can automatically switch to Level mode by activating the beam line. After a period of inactivity equal to the time specified by the timeout, the scan engine switches back to Flashing mode. Flashing Flashing mode activates the lighting and decoding function (no need to activate the trigger line).
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Toggle This mode allows lighting and decoding toggle when the trigger line is activated. First trigger activation = lighting and decoding on; second trigger activation = lighting and decoding off. Presentation This mode activates the lighting and decoding function. After a period of inactivity equal to the time specified by the trigger timeout, the lighting turns off or is dimmed. When a new barcode is presented, the lighting and decoding restart and stay on until another period inactivity. 4.
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4.3 good read mode When active, the scan engine stops the reading session after a successful decoding. NOTE: This parameter is not used with Continuous and Continuous + Flashing modes. Not Active 4.4 buzzer beep tone 4.4.
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4.4.2 good read beeps Two Beeps None 4.4.
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4.4.4 timing Before Transmission After Transmission 4.5 good read duration 4.5.1 good read led duration <80 msec> 0.
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4.5.2 error beep Off 4.5.3 setup beep Off 4.
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5 imager settings 5.1 imager mode The best reading performance of the scanner depends on the environment, the application of the scanner and the type of barcodes. • Linear mode is for decoding 1D barcodes. • Area mode is for decoding 1D and 2D barcodes. Area mode allows you to set the position of the scanner in any direction — regardless of the orientation of the barcode — and perform a good read on 1D and 2D barcodes.
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6 programming codes 6.1 Factory default The default RS232 settings are 57600 Baud, 8 Data Bits and No Parity. Factory default settings are indicated in bold inside brackets: 6.1.1 setting scanner parameters to factory defaults Set Factory Default This resets all configuration parameters to their original factory default settings. After this reset, you need to select all required parameters that meet the application requirements. 6.2 RS232 parameters 6.2.
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1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 <57600> 115200 PROGRAMMING CODES 15
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128000 230400 256000 460800 6.2.2 data bits Data Bits 7 6.2.
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Stop Bits 2 6.2.4 parity Even Odd 6.2.
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Compose (ms): 2000 Compose (ms): 2550 6.2.6 rs232 parameters — enq Active 6.2.
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6.2.8 rs232 parameters — nak Active 6.2.9 software protocol — xon/xoff Active 6.2.
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Active, RTS idle after each character Active, RTS idle after whole message 6.2.11 rs232 parameters — lrs (longitudinal redundancy check) Active 6.2.
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30 ms 40 ms 50 ms 6.2.
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80 ms 100 ms 6.3 usb parameter USB Mode NOTE: The Set Factory Default setting (Section 6.1.1) would return to the original default setting instead of the customized setting. That is, if you are using the USB interface, your device will lose USB interface settings when the Set Factory Default code is entered. You would then need to re-scan the USB Mode barcode. 6.4 decoding selection 6.4.
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AZTEC ON BPO ON Canada Post ON CODABAR ON PROGRAMMING CODES 23
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Codablock A ON Codablock F ON CODE 11 ON CODE 39 OFF 24 PROGRAMMING CODES
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CODE 93 ON CODE 128 OFF GS1-128 OFF DATAMATRIX OFF PROGRAMMING CODES 25
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Dutch Post ON EAN-8 OFF EAN-13 OFF EAN-128 OFF 26 PROGRAMMING CODES
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GS1 CC-A/B ON GS1 CC-C ON GS1 DataBar-Omni ON GS1 DataBar Limited ON PROGRAMMING CODES 27
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GS1 DataBar Expanded ON Infomail ON Interleaved 2 of 5 ON Japan Post ON 28 PROGRAMMING CODES
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Matrix 2 of 5 ON MaxiCode ON MicroPDF417 ON MSI ON PROGRAMMING CODES 29
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PDF417 OFF Planet ON PLESSEY ON Postnet ON 30 PROGRAMMING CODES
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QR Code ON Standard 2 of 5 ON Sweden Post ON Telepen ON PROGRAMMING CODES 31
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TLC 39 ON UPC-A OFF UPC-E OFF 6.4.2 disable all symbologies To disable all the symbologies, scan the code below. Otherwise, you can scan the Off code to disable individual symbologies. Disable All Symbologies NOTE: Do not reset individual parameter settings for each symbology.
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memory. At any time, you can reset to factory defaults by scanning the Set Factory Default code (see Section 6.1.1). 6.5 australian post settings 6.5.1 symbology identifier 6.6 aztec settings 6.6.1 structure append mode Active 6.6.
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6.6.3 GS1-128 emulation Active 6.6.4 Symbology Identifier 6.7 bpo settings 6.7.
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6.7.2 Check Digit Transmission Not Active 6.8 canada post settings 6.8.1 Symbology Identifier 6.9 Codabar settings 6.9.
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6.9.2 Start/Stop Transmitted-a,b,c,d Transmitted-A,B,C,D Transmitted-a,b,c,d/t,n,*,e Transmitted-DC1,DC2,DC3,DC4 6.9.
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6.9.4 Check Digit Verification Used 6.9.5 Check Digit Transmission Transmitted 6.9.
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Stop 1 = Start 2 ABC (American Blood Commission) 6.10 Codablock settings 6.10.
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6.11 Code 11 settings 6.11.1 Symbology Identifier 6.11.
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6.12 Code 39 settings 6.12.1 Symbology Identifier 6.12.2 format Full ASCII (Extended) 6.12.
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6.12.4 Accepted Characters <* Only (Standard Code 39)> $ Only (Trioptic Code 39) $ and * (Standard & Trioptic Code 39) 6.12.
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Check Digit Transmitted 6.12.6 Reading Range Normal 6.12.
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6.13 Code 93 / Code 93i Settings 6.13.1 Symbology Identifier 6.14 Code 128 / GS1-128 Settings 6.14.
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6.14.2 GS1-128 Identifier Remove ]C1 Identifier 6.14.3 CIP 128 French Pharmaceutical Codes Active (1Dh)> 6.14.
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Low 6.14.
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Concatenate All ISBT 128 Code Pairs 6.14.6 GTIN Processing for GS1-128 Active 6.14.7 Unconventional GS1-128 Not Active 6.15 DataMatrix Settings 6.15.
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6.16 Dutch Post Settings 6.16.1 Symbology Identifier 6.17 EAN / UPC Parameters Settings 6.17.
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EAN-8 Transmitted As EAN-13 ISBN – Active ISMN – Active ISSN – Active GTIN Processing – Active 48 PROGRAMMING CHAPTER TITLE CODES
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6.17.
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6.17.
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6.17.
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6.18 GS1 Composite Settings 6.18.1 EAN/UPC Composite Message Decoding Always Linked Never Linked 6.18.
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6.18.3 Linear Transmission Only Active 6.19 GS1 DataBar Settings 6.19.
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6.20 Infomail Settings 6.20.1 Symbology Identifier 6.21 Interleaved 2 of 5 Parameters 6.21.
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Transmitted 6.21.2 Symbology Identifier 6.21.
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6.22 Japan Post Settings 6.22.1 Symbology Identifier 6.22.2 Check Digit Transmission Not Active 6.23 Matrix 2 of 5 Settings 6.23.
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Code Mark-China Post 6.24 MaxiCode Settings 6.24.1 Symbology Identifier 6.24.
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6.24.3 header Extended 6.25 MicroPDF417 Settings 6.25.1 Symbology Identifier 6.25.
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6.26 MSI code parameters Settings 6.26.1 Symbology Identifier 6.26.
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6.27 PDF417 Settings 6.27.1 Symbology Identifier 6.27.2 Irregular PDF Active 6.27.
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6.27.
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Addressee Transmitted File Size Transmitted Checksum Transmitted 6.28 planet Settings 6.28.
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6.28.2 Check Digit Transmission Not Active 6.29 plessey code Settings 6.29.1 Symbology Identifier 6.29.
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6.30 Postnet Settings 6.30.1 Symbology Identifier 6.30.2 Check Digit Transmission Not Active 6.31 QR Code Settings 6.31.
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6.31.1 Symbology Identifier 6.32 Standard 2 of 5 Settings 6.32.1 Symbology Identifier 6.32.
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6.32.3 Check Digit Verification Modulo 10 Transmitted 6.33 Sweden Post Settings 6.33.1 Symbology Identifier 6.34 Telepen Settings 6.34.
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6.34.2 format Numeric 6.35 Tlc 39 Settings 6.35.1 Symbology Identifier 6.35.
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6.35.3 ECI security <10> 6.36 Miscellaneous Parameters 6.36.1 Symbology Identifier Symbology Identifier Transmitted With the Miscellaneous Parameters function on, a leading character will be added to the output string while scanning codes, as shown in the table below.
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6.37.2 Postamble The scanner can be programmed to output barcode data based on the format [BAR CODE DATA] [POSTAMBLE STRING]. To send after the barcode, for example, scan only programming code and the resulting barcode output will be [BAR CODE DATA] [].
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7 appendices 7.
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7.
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ASCII M S N T O U P V Q W R X
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Y Z 7.3 Readable Symbologies 7.3.1 1D symbologies DEFAULT DEFAULT SYMBOLOGY READABLE ENABLE SYMBOLOGY READABLE ENABLE EAN/UPC UCC/EAN128 ISBN ISBT Code 11 Code 39 Code 93/93i Code 128 Interleaved 2 of 5 Matrix 2 of 5 Industrial 2 of 5 Standard 2 of 5 Codabard MSI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Plessey Telepen BPO Codablock Infomail Planet TLC 39 Postnet Postal codes GS1-128 GS1 CC-A/B/C GS1 DataBar Omni GS1 DataBar Limited GS1 DataBar Expanded • 7.3.
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7.
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REGULATORY STATEMENTS Federal Communications Commission Class B This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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WASTE ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment (applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems) ENGLISH This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead, it should be taken to an applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION english — For warranty information, go to www.manhattan-products.com/warranty. deutsch — Garantieinformationen finden Sie unter www.manhattan-products.com/warranty. ESPAñOL — Si desea obtener información sobre la garantía, visite www.manhattan-products.com/warranty. FRANçAIS — Pour consulter les informations sur la garantie, visitez www.manhattan-products.com/warranty. Polski — Informacje dotyczące gwarancji znajdują się na stronie www.manhattan-products.com/warranty.
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MANHATTAN® offers a complete line of PC Components, Peripherals, Cables and Accessories. Ask your local computer dealer for more information or visit www.manhattan-products.com. All products mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. MANHATTAN® bietet ein vollständiges Sortiment an PC-Komponenten, Peripherie, Kabel und Zubehör. Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie von Ihrem Händler oder auf www.manhattan-products.com.
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