Metrologic MS951 Instrucciones de funcionamiento

METROLOGIC INSTRUMENTS, INC.

MS951 Hand-Held Laser Scanner

including all scanner configurations

Programming Guide

MLPN 2366

Printed in USA

November 1998

Locations:

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Table of Contents

Scope of the MS951 Programming Guide ........................... 1

Programming the Scanner ........................................ 2

Enter Program Mode ............................................ 3

Recall Defaults ................................................. 3

Laser Activation Range .......................................... 4

Laser Operation ................................................ 4

Same Symbol Re-Scan .......................................... 5

Identical Symbol Re-Scan Indicator ................................ 5

1 vs 2 Scan Buffers ............................................. 5

Decode Options ................................................ 6

Beeper Tones .................................................. 7

Audible Indicators for Communication Timeouts ...................... 8

RS-232 Interface ............................................... 9

RS-232 Parameter - Baud Rate .................................... 9

RS-232 Parameter - Parity ...................................... 10

RS-232 Parameter - Data Bits .................................... 10

RS-232 Parameter - Hardware Handshaking ........................ 11

RS-232 Parameter - Software Handshaking ......................... 11

Intercharacter Delay ............................................ 12

RS-232 Parameter - Scanning Control (DTR Signal) ................. 13

“DE” Disable Command ........................................ 13

Longitudinal Record Redundacy Check (LRC) ....................... 14

Record Header/Terminator Select .............................. 14, 15

UPC/EAN Identifiers ........................................... 16

Keyboard Wedge (KB) Interface .................................. 17

KB Parameter - Keyboard Type .................................. 17

KB Parameter - Keyboard Country Type ........................... 18

KB Parameter - Caps Lock Mode ................................. 20

KB Parameter - Alt Mode ....................................... 20

KB Parameter - Inter Scan Code Delay (AT and PS/2 Modes) .......... 21

KB Parameter - XT - Clean-Up Bit ............................... 21

Record/Header Terminator Select .............................. 22, 23

Intercharacter Delay ............................................ 23

KB Parameter - Special Features ................................. 24

OCIA Options ................................................ 25

IBM 46XX Options ............................................ 26

IBM 46XX Parameter - Inter Record Delay ......................... 26

Light Pen Options ............................................. 27

Light Pen Emulation ........................................... 28

Code Type Selections ....................................... 28-30

Minimum Code Length for All Code Types ......................... 31

Code Length Minimum Feature ................................... 31

UPC/EAN Code ............................................... 32

UPC-A Options ............................................... 32

UPC-E Options ............................................ 33, 34

UCC Supplemental Options ..................................... 34

Supplemental ISBN Options ..................................... 35

Coupon Code 128 .......................................... 35, 36

Code 39 .................................................. 36, 37

Codabar ..................................................... 37

Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF) ......................................... 38

Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF) Symbol Lengths ........................ 39-41

ITF Minimum Symbol Length Test ................................ 42

MSI Plessey Check Digit ..................................... 42, 43

UK Plessey Options ............................................ 43

ScanPal Data Collector ......................................... 44

Test Modes ................................................... 44

Special Features ............................................ 45-47

User Programmable Prefix and Suffix ID Characters .................. 48

RB0 - RB9 Bar Codes .......................................... 49

ASCII Reference Table ...................................... 50-54

PC Extended Reference Key Tables ............................ 55, 56

Reserved Codes ............................................ 57-68

Disclaimer ................................................... 69

Index .................................................... 70-72

Scope of the MS951 Programming Guide

This Manual contains all of the configuration codes for all versions of the

MS951 hand-held bar code scanner products.

Not all hardware versions of the scanner support all of the features universally.

PC Keyboard Wedge units do not use baud rates. Light Pen emulation

scanners should not try to drop UPC/EAN check digits. Some features will

deliver different results based upon the primary interface selected.

Emphasis will be placed on PC Keyboard Wedge and RS-232 applications.

Keyboard Wedge units default to Keyboard Wedge communications. All other

units default to RS-232 parameters.

* *

Programming the Scanner

The scanner is shipped from the factory programmed to a set of default

conditions noted in this guide by an asterisk that appears before the brief

definition. Since each host system is unique, the scanner has to be configured

to match your host system requirements.

1. Connect the scanner to the host system or power source.

(Refer to the Installation and User’s Guide MLPN 2365.)

2. Scan the ENTER/EXIT PROGRAM MODE bar code.

(The unit will beep three times.)

Enter/Exit

Program Mode

3. Scan by positioning the output window within two inches of each code.

(When the first menu selection has been scanned, the laser will stay on

until the ENTER/EXIT PROGRAM MODE code is scanned again. If

no scanning occurs for 30 seconds while the scanner is in program

mode, the unit will beep three times and all changes made will be lost.

If this occurs, return to Step 1.)

4. Upon completing the scanning of the appropriate configuration options,

scan the ENTER/EXIT PROGRAM MODE bar code again. (The new

options will be saved and the scanner is ready for normal operation.)

Note: While in program mode, the scanner will make a “razz” sound when:

!the bar code it is scanning is not a program mode

code type;

!the feature is not currently supported in the firmware;

!the feature is not supported on the scanner’s hardware

configuration.

The sound serves as an audible indication that the scanner will not

support that feature.

DF1

R1 8

R1 9

DF1

Recall Defaults

Enter Program Mode

**Ability to Enter Program When this option is selected, pro-

Mode After Any Scan gramming can be entered by scann-ing

the ENTER/EXIT PROGRAM MODE

bar code after power up or during

normal scanning operation.

Enter Program Mode When this option is selected, the

Only on First Scan scanner will only enter program

mode after power-up. Scan the

ENTER/ EXIT PROGRAM MODE

bar code immediately after the scan-

ner first receives power. This option

prevents the scanner from accident-

ally entering program mode during

normal scanning operation.

Recall Defaults

If during programming of the scanner,

there is a need to return to the original Recall Defaults

factory settings, scan the RECALL

DEFAULTS bar code. Any settings

selected during that session or a

previous session will be lost.

* *

RS1

RS3

RS2

RS4

RS5

RS6

LP8

Enter/Exit Program Mode

Laser Activation Range

Short Range Activation When this option is selected, the IR sensor

Out of the Stand is guaranteed to be activated when the posi-

tion of the scanning window three inches from

the object.

Short Range Activation When this option is selected, the IR sensor

In the Stand is guaranteed to be activated when an object is

presented three inches from the scanning

window.

**Long Range Activation When this option is selected, the IR sensor

Out of the Stand is guaranteed to be activated when the posi-

tion of the scanning window is eight inches

from the object.

**Long Range Activation When this option is selected, the IR sensor

In the Stand is guaranteed to be activated when an object is

presented eight inches from the scanning

window.

Laser Operation

** Normal Scan This option is the default setting. When the laser is

activated by the IR sensor, the laser beam emits from the

output window and displays a constant, horizontal line

until a bar code is sensed or until the scanner timeout

elapses.

Pulsing Scan When the laser is activated by the IR sensor, the laser

beam emits from the output window and displays a

horizontal line that pulses until a bar code is sensed or

until the scanner timeout elapses.

Custom Scan This option is available for special applications.

Do not scan the CUSTOM SCAN bar code unless

instructed by a Metrologic representative.

DF1

R3 0

R3 1

E X 6

E X 5

R9 2

R9 3

Recall Defaults

Same Symbol Re-Scan

The scanner is programmed with a same symbol timeout.

For SHORT SAME SYMBOL RE-SCAN, the time delay Short Same

is ½ second, while the LONG SAME SYMBOL RE- Symbol Re-Scan

SCAN delay is 1 second. These numbers represent how

much time that a bar

code must be out of the scan field before that bar code can

be scanned again. ** Long Same

Symbol Re-Scan

Identical Symbol Re-Scan Indicator

During the same symbol timeout, the LED’s do not ** Disable Green LED

provide an indication of when the unit is ready to

begin scanning the same symbol again. To program

a LED to flash when thepreset delay is over, configure

the scanner to Green LED Enabled. Enable Green LED

1 vs 2 Scan Buffers

This feature controls the number of bar codes Enable 2 Scan Buffers

considered for the purposes of the same symbol

re-scan. The default, 1 scan buffer only compares

new scanned data against the last bar code scanned.

2 scan buffers allow the scanner to test the last

2 bar codes scanned for same symbol re-scan **Enable 1 Scan Buffer

purposes.

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