Honeywell MK7580-30A38-00-A - MS7580 Genesis - Wired Barcode... Manual de usuario

MetroSelect®

Area Imaging Supplemental

Configuration Guide

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Table of Contents

Imager Operation

Presentation and Trigger Modes

In-Stand......................................................................................................... 1

Out-of-Stand.................................................................................................. 2

Out-of-Stand / In-Stand Mode Match............................................................. 2

Pass-Through Settings (MS7580 Only)......................................................... 5

Omnidirectional and/or Linear Imager Modes................................................... 6

Aiming and Illumination .................................................................................... 8

Data Output .................................................................................................... 10

Character Suppression................................................................................... 11

Code Bytes 0 – 9............................................................................................ 12

Same Symbol Timeouts ................................................................................. 13

LED Options ................................................................................................... 13

Imager Operation – MS1633

Power Save Modes ........................................................................................ 15

RangeGate Mode ........................................................................................... 16

Firmware Version and Address ...................................................................... 17

Inventory Mode............................................................................................... 18

Code Types and Decode Rules

Data Matrix ..................................................................................................... 23

QR Code ........................................................................................................ 26

MaxiCode ....................................................................................................... 26

Aztec .............................................................................................................. 27

Postal ............................................................................................................. 29

Codablock Options ......................................................................................... 32

PDF Options................................................................................................... 32

RS232

Software Handshaking ................................................................................... 33

Multifunctional USB/IBM Interface.................................................................. 33

Interfaces

Additional Interfaces....................................................................................... 35

MS7580 Genesis Specific .............................................................................. 37

Enter/Exit Configuration Mode ............................................................39

Contact Information ..............................................................................41

Imager Operation

Presentation and Trigger†Modes

There are four configurable modes for scanning: the presentation mode,

the multi-try trigger mode, the continuous trigger mode, and the single-trigger

mode. These modes can be configured separately for in-stand and out-of-stand

imager operation‡.

In-Stand‡

* Presentation Mode

In-Stand

Multi-Try Trigger Mode

In-Stand

³420204

³420224

Continuous Trigger Mode

In-Stand

Single Trigger Mode

In-Stand

³420254

³420244

*Factory default configuration.

†The term trigger and button are synonymous.

‡In-Stand and Out-of-Stand references are not applicable for all products.

Out-of-Stand‡

Presentation Mode

Out-of-Stand

* Multi-Try Trigger Mode

Out-of-Stand

³418304

³418324

Continuous Trigger Mode

Out-of-Stand

Single Trigger Mode

Out-of-Stand

³418354

³418344

In-Stand/Out-of-Stand Mode Match

Set In-Stand Mode to Match

Out-of-Stand Mode

³4202154

*Factory default configuration for the MS1690, MS1890, and the MS1633.

Factory default configuration for the IS1650.

‡In-Stand and Out-of-Stand references are not applicable for all products.

* Presentation Mode

Immediately After Button†Release

³823800

The imager immediately reverts to

presentation mode when the button

is released.

Presentation Mode

1 second After Button Release

³823820

The imager reverts to presentation

mode 1 second after the button is

released.

Presentation Mode

5 seconds After Button Release

³8238100

The imager reverts to presentation

mode when 5 seconds after the

button is released.

*Factory default configuration.

†The term trigger and button are synonymous.

This feature is only supported in the MS7580 Genesis™.

* Enable

Trigger Press Timeout

In Presentation Mode

Disable

Trigger Press Timeout

In Presentation Mode

³124403

³124413

*Factory default configuration.

This feature is only supported in the Focus®product series (i.e., IS1650, MS1890,

MS1633, and the MS1690).

Pass-Through Settings

* Enable

Pass-Through Scanning

In Presentation Mode

Disable

Pass-Through Settings

In Presentation Mode

³127015

³127005

Enable 300 milliseconds

Pass-Through Timeout

³8439300

Enable 100 milliseconds

Pass-Through Timeout

³8439100

*Factory default configuration for the MS7580.

†The term trigger and button are synonymous.

This feature is only supported in the MS7580 Genesis.

Contact a customer service representative for information on additional pass-through

timeout values.

Omnidirectional and/or Linear Imager Modes

The area imager can be configured to operate as an omnidirectional imager, or a

linear imager, or a combination of both. Trigger†and presentation operations can

be configured separately for omnidirectional and linear scan modes.

•When a unit is configured to operate as an omnidirectional imager, all

1D and 2D bar codes are scanned omnidirectionally. The only

exceptions are Code 128 scanner configuration labels, which must be

linearly aligned for successful scanning.

Note: The IS4900 area-imaging engines do not require linear

alignment of Code 128 scanner configuration labels. The bar

code should be placed near the center of the engine's field of

view indicated by the targeting dot.

•When a unit is configured to operate as a linear imager, 1D bar codes

must be linearly aligned for successful scanning. In linear configuration

2D bar codes cannot be scanned.

•When a unit is configured to operate as both a linear and

omnidirectional imager, 1D bar codes have to be linearly aligned for

successful scanning while 2D bar codes are scanned omnidirectionally.

By default, the Focus product seriesis configured for omnidirectional scanning

for trigger and presentation operations. By default, the MS7580 is configured to

omnidirectional scanning for presentation and pass-through operations and with

1D linear scanning/2D omnidirectional scanning for button†operations.

Enable Linear Only

in Trigger Operations

Disable Linear Only

in Trigger Operations

³120213

³120203

†The term trigger and button are synonymous.

The Focus product series includes the IS1650, MS1890, MS1633, and the MS1690.

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