Bematech I-3200 User manual

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USB Interface Tabletop Scanner

1D / 2D

USER MANUAL

Model: I

-

3200

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NOTICE

The manufacturer of the POS pole display makes no representations or warranties,

either expressed or implied, by or with respect to anything in this manual, and shall

not be liable for any implied warranties of fitness for a particular purpose or for any

indirect, special or consequential damages. Information in this document is subject to

change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of the

manufacturer.

FCC NOTICE

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not

installed and used in accordance with this manual, may cause interference to radio

communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A

digital device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to

provide reasonable protection against interference when operated in a commercial

environment. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause

interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take

whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.

LOGIC CONTROLS, INC.

404 Sunport Lane, Suite #550

Orlando, FL 32809

TEL: (516) 248-0400

FAX: (516) 248-0443

Email: sales@bematechus.com

www.bematechus.com

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ATTENTION: This document contains confidential information regarding

this project, not being allowed the copy of this document as well as the

spreading to people not authorized by Logic Controls.

1 Revision History Table

Doc. Rev

Comments

Date

Revised by

V1.0 First Issue 10/31/2019

Peter Li

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Table of Contents

1 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION .......................................................................... 1

1.1 P

ACKAGE CONTENT

................................................................................................... 1

1.2 P

RODUCT

O

VERVIEW

................................................................................................ 1

1.3 B

EEPS INDICATION

.................................................................................................... 1

2 INSTALLATION .................................................................................................. 2

3 HOW TO MAKE SETTINGS ................................................................ 3

3.1 S

ETTING

W

ARNINGS

................................................................................................. 3

3.2 S

ETTING

S

CANNER WITH

F

ACTORY

D

EFAULT CODE

.................................................. 3

4 SETTINGS USED FREQUENTLY ...................................................................... 4

4.1 S

CANNING

S

ETTING CODES

....................................................................................... 4

4.2 D

EFINE DEFAULT USER SETTING

................................................................................ 4

5 SETTING KEYBOARD LANGUAGE .................................................................. 5

6 MESSAGE TERMINATORS ............................................................................... 6

7 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE AND USB MODE TIME ................................. 7

7.1 PC

USB

MODE TIME

.................................................................................................. 7

8 INTERVAL TIME AND OTHER SETTINGS ........................................................ 8

8.1 I

NTERVAL BETWEEN SCANNING SAME CODE

.............................................................. 8

8.1.1

I

NTERVAL TIME

....................................................................................................... 8

8.2 S

TANDBY MODE

........................................................................................................ 9

8.2.1

A

DJUST TIME TO ENTER STANDBY MODE

................................................................. 9

8.3 I

NVERTED

B

AR

C

ODE

.............................................................................................. 10

8.4 FEBRABAN ........................................................................................................... 10

9 BEEP SETTINGS ............................................................................................. 11

9.1 G

OOD SCANNING BEEP

............................................................................................. 11

9.2 G

OOD SCANNING BEEP LENGTH

................................................................................ 11

10 BARCODE SETTINGS ..................................................................................... 12

11 DATA EDITING ................................................................................................. 18

11.1 P

REFIX

..................................................................................................................... 18

11.1.1

M

ODIFY

P

REFIX

.................................................................................................. 18

11.2 S

UFFIX

..................................................................................................................... 19

11.2.1

M

ODIFY

S

UFFIX

.................................................................................................. 19

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11.3 I

DENTIFICATION

C

ODE

(ID) ..................................................................................... 20

11.3.1

M

ODIFY

I

DENTIFICATION

C

ODE

(ID) ................................................................... 20

11.3.2

S

ETTING CODES FOR

M

ODIFY

ID ......................................................................... 21

11.3.3

S

TANDARD

I

DENTIFICATION

C

ODES

.................................................................... 22

11.4 RF

M

ESSAGE

(I

NCORRECT

S

CANNING

) .................................................................... 23

11.4.1

M

ODIFY

RF

M

ESSAGE

(I

NCORRECT SCANNING

) .................................................. 23

12 SCANNER MAINTENANCE ............................................................................. 24

13 PROBLEM SOLVING ....................................................................................... 25

14 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................... 26

APPENDIX A: IDENTIFICATION CODE (ID) .......................................................... 27

APPENDIX B: ASCII TABLE ................................................................................... 28

APPENDIX C: ALPHANUMERIC CODES............................................................... 31

APPENDIX D: SAVE OR CANCEL ......................................................................... 33

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1 Technical Presentation

1.1 Package content

Inside the product packaging are the following items. If any of these items are missing or

damaged, contact your dealer.

• I-3200 Scanner

• Quick Reference Guide

• USB cable

1.2 Product Overview

This product is a desktop barcode scanner that scans 1D and 2D codes. With its high read

speed and code recognition, the I-3200 is ideal for your business.

Note: The scanner comes with the American keyboard as the factory default. Use Settings

section to change to other keyboard standards.

1.3 Beep indication

Beep

Indication

1x Short beep

Barcode

scanned

correctly

2x Short beep

continually

The scanner correctly

scans

a set

ting

code

1x Long and rising beep

The scanner has performed

a self

-

test

and is on

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2 Installation

To install the product, first remove the bottom cover by squeezing and pulling it out, and

then insert the RJ45 plug of the USB cable.

And plug the cable into a host or computer through a USB port (two USB-A plugs must

be used to make the scanner work correctly). After that, there will be a long and rising

beep to show that the scanner is on.

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3 How to make settings

3.1 Setting Warnings

Scanning any barcodes in this manual may affect the setting and programming of the

scanner. Each barcode specified below is for its application to match the end user's needs. All

settings made on the scanner are saved in nonvolatile memory and are retained even after the

scanner is turned off. The settings made will only be deleted when the Restore Factory

Default code is scanned. You may need to hide the codes adjacent to the code you choose so

that they will not be scanned.

3.2 Setting Scanner with Factory Default code

Once the scanner is connected, and setting must be done on the scanner. Follow these steps

for successful settings:

Turn on the scanner

Scan Factory Default code

(2x beeps)

Save Settings to the scanner

automatically

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4 Settings Used Frequently

The settings will only be deleted if the “Reset to Factory Default” code is scanned. You may

need to hide the codes adjacent to the code you choose so that they will not be scanned. The

factory default settings are with the gray background.

Get version Set to Factory Default

4.1 Scanning Setting codes

Setting

Enable Disable

Transmit content of settings

Enable Disable

4.2 Define default user setting

In addition to "Factory Default" setting, users can also save their frequently used setting as

user default setting. When you scan "Save current setting as default user setting", the current

device setting will be saved as default user setting. If there is already a user default setting

saved in the scanner, the new setting will override the old setting.

When you scan the "Restore default user setting" code, previously saved user setting is

restored to the scanner.

Save current settings as user default setting Restore default user setting

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5 Setting Keyboard Language

English (USA) Brazilian Portuguese (ABNT2)

French German

Hungarian Italian

Japanese Spanish

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6 Message Terminators

Enter <CRLF> None

Enter <CR> Tab

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7 Communication interface and USB mode time

USB PC keyboard Virtual USB

7.1 PC USB mode time

1 ms 3 ms

5 ms 10 ms

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8 Interval time and other settings

8.1 Interval between scanning same code

To prevent the same barcode from being read several times in a row, an interval time for

scanning the same bar code can be set.

Interval between same codes

Add Remove

8.1.1 Interval time

Infinity Interval (will not scan the same code twice in a row) 500 ms

1000 ms 3000 ms

5000 ms

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8.2 Standby mode

When the standby mode disabled, the scanner will never have its LEDs off.

Standby Mode

Enable Disable

8.2.1 Adjust time to enter standby mode

30 seconds 1 minute

5 minutes 15 minutes

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8.3 Inverted Bar Code

In some special situations, bar's black and white detection can be reversed so that inverted

barcodes are recognized.

Note: When activating the scanning of inverted codes, common codes will not be scanned

until it is deactivated.

Scan inverted codes

Enable Disable

8.4 FEBRABAN

You can set the option to scan FEBRABAN codes for billets in general.

Scan FEBRABAN

Enable Disable

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9 Beep Settings

9.1 Good scanning beep

good scanning beep

Turn on Turn off

9.2 Good scanning beep length

Very short Short

Medium Long

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10 Barcode Settings

In order to set your scanner to specific defaults, scanning the codes below as needed. These

setting codes can be used to enable or disable scanning all supported barcode types. After

disable scanning all bar code types, only scanning setting codes is allowed.

All barcodes

Enable Disable

Return to factory default setting

EAN/UPC

Enable Disable

Additional codes for EAN / UPC

Enable Disable

UPC-A - Zero Before Barcode

Enable Disable

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Conversion UPC-E to EAN13

Enable Disable

Conversion UPC-E to UPC-A

Enable Disable

UPC-E - Transmits first “0” character

Enable Disable

Conversion EAN to ISBN

Enable Disable

EAN - Excludes first 3 digits of the scanned codes

Enable Disable

Code 128

Enable Disable

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Code 39

Enable Disable

Code 93

Enable Disable

Codebar

Enable Disable

Code QR

Enable Disable

ITF 2 of 5

Enable Disable

Industrial 2 of 5

Enable Disable

15

Matrix 2 of 5

Enable Disable

Code 11

Enable Disable

MSI

Enable Disable

Transmits check digit

Enable Disable

GS1 - Databar

Enable Disable

DM

Enable Disable

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