PSC Universal Keyboard Wedge Instrucciones de funcionamiento
Universal Keyboard Wedge
Programming Guide
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Table of Contents
Introduction-------------------------------------------------1
Manual Overview ...........................................1
Manual Contents ............................................3
How to Use this Manual .................................6
How to Program Your Scanner.......................8
If You Make a Mistake... ...............................11
Return to Factory Settings ...........................12
Programming Manual References................13
CommunicationModes -------------------------------- 14
Keyboard Wedge Mode ...............................15
Cloning Mode ...............................................17
PC Down/UpLoad Mode ..............................20
Universal Keyboard Wedge I/f Configuration ---- 23
Activating the Universal Keyboard Wedge
Interface .......................................................25
Terminal/KeyboardSettings .........................27
Terminal/Keyboard Number Pad ..................28
End of Message Characters.........................33
Upper/Lower Case Options ..........................38
Types of Numeric Characters.......................39
Intercharacter Delay.....................................41
WYSE Timeout.............................................44
Editing Mode --------------------------------------------- 46
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Programming Sequence ..............................49
PHASE A .....................................................55
PHASE B1 ...................................................57
PHASE B2 ...................................................67
PHASE B3 ...................................................69
PHASE B4 ...................................................71
PHASE C0 ...................................................75
PHASE C1 ...................................................79
PHASE C2 .................................................109
PHASE C3 ................................................. 113
PHASE D ...................................................120
PHASE E ...................................................121
Activate editing mode.................................121
Match Not Performed .................................126
RS-232 -------------------------------------------------- 127
RS-232 Interface Configuration ..................127
RS-232 Restrictions ...................................130
RS-232Activation ......................................131
RS-232: Baud Rate ...................................132
RS-232: Parity...........................................136
RS-232: Data Bits .....................................138
RS-232: Stop Bits .....................................139
RS-232: End of Message Characters........140
RS-232: Intercharacter Delay....................144
RS-232: ACK/NAK Protocol ......................147
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RS-232: Xon/Xoff Protocol ........................148
RS-232: RTS/CTS Protocol ......................149
Double RS-232 PC Term Mode –Activate .150
RS-232 In/Out Mode –Activate..................152
RS-232: FullASCII Emulation ...................153
Wand Emulation Interface Configuration-------- 154
Wand Emulation I/F Configuration..............155
Wand EmulationActivation.........................156
Wand Emulation:
Transmission Speed ..................................157
Wand Emulation: Bar/Space Polarity .........159
Wand Emulation: Idle State .......................160
Symbologies ------------------------------------------- 161
Symbology Selection..................................162
Code 39 Options ........................................170
Label Code 4/5 Options..............................185
Interleaved 2 of 5 Options ..........................186
UPC/EAN Options......................................197
Codabar Options ........................................217
Code 128 Options ......................................220
UCC/EAN 128 Options...............................223
Standard 2 of 5 Options .............................224
MSI Options ...............................................226
Plessey Code Options................................230
Telepen Code Options................................231
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Code 93 Options ........................................232
Matrix 2 of 5 Options ..................................233
BC412 Options...........................................241
Decoding Selectivity...................................242
Symbology Leading Identifiers ...................243
Three CharacterAIM Identifier ...................245
Decoding Selectivity...................................246
Appendix A
Beeper Options .......................................... A-1
Preamble/Postamble.................................. A-5
Data Output Transmission.......................... A-8
Conversion of Characters ..........................A-9
Rolling Buffer Mode.................................. A-15
Beep Upon "BEL" (O7h) Received........... A-21
Scanner Released by Host ...................... A-22
Transmission of the FullASCII ................. A-25
Locking access to programming............... A-26
Displaying the firmware level.................... A-29
Appendix B Number Pad----------------------------B-1
Appendix C Code 39 Full ASCII Table-----------C-1
Appendix D Code 39 ASCII Extended Table ---D-1
Appendix E Multiread Character Table ----------E-1
Appendix F Enabling Code 39 --------------------- F-1
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction
ManualOverview
This manual contains programmable features and
information for the Universal Keyboard Wedge
interface ONLY.
NOTE
The Universal Keyboard Wedge in-
terface offers a larger, more en-
hanced feature set than the stan-
dardKeyboardWedgeinterfacecov-
ered by the other programming
manuals for your scanner. Make
surethatyouselectthecorrectinter-
face type (standard Keyboard
Wedge or Universal Keyboard
Wedge) that offers the options you
requireforyourinstallation,andthat
you have the correct manual(s) that
will allow you to program all the
desired features.
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INTRODUCTION
Manual Overview - continued
You will need to reference the programming guide
that is specific to your scanner model in order to
access and modify features other than those specific
to the Universal Wedge interface. See the topic,
Programming Manual References, later in this section
for important information on other manuals you
may need to use.
As previously stated, this manual contains pro-
gramming and feature information for scanners
equipped with PSC®Universal Keyboard Wedge
interface capabilities. At the time of this writing,
scanner models that offer this interface are:
QuickScan®VS800 HS1250
VS1000 VS1200
SP400 PowerScan®
QuickScan®QS1000 QuickScan®Duet®
QuickScan®QS6000/QS6000 Plus
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INTRODUCTION
Manual Overview - continued
Other scanners could also have the ability to use
these features. Call your PSC dealer to verify if
your scanner can take advantage of Universal
Wedge features.
ManualContents
These sections are included in this manual:
•Introduction - If you've never programmed
a scanner before, you'll want to familiarize
yourself with the basics included in this
section.
•Communication Modes - This section
includes information about physical
connections and cabling, using Cloning
Mode to duplicate programming configura-
tion between scanners, and also how to use a
PC to down/upload software to a scanner.
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INTRODUCTION
Manual Contents - continued
•Editing Mode - The Universal Keyboard
Wedge interface also supports the
scanner's ability to edit bar code label data
before sending it to the host terminal. This
feature allows the flexibility of character
matching, defining fields, the addition of
preambles/postambles, and more.
•Wedge Programming - This section
contains programming specific to key-
board wedge features, such as return to
factory defaults, selecting the specific
keyboard type, "end of message" charac-
ters, numeric characters, time out between
characters, and WYSE time out.
• RS-232 Interface Configuration - The
RS-232 interface features provided in this
section are an enhanced set that are only
available for scanners equipped with the
Universal Keyboard Wedge interface.
These features include options for baud rate,
parity, stop bits, "end of message" characters,
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