Zebex Z-6170 User manual

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AdvancedHandheldHighSpeedLaserScanner1
tGLLS
Omnidirectional Laser Scanner
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RevisionHistory
Changestotheoriginalmanualarelistedbelow:
Version Date DescriptionofVersion
1.0 2020/05/06 Initialrelease
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ImportantNotice
Nowarrantyofanykindismadeinregardtothismaterial,including,butnotlimitedto,
impliedwarrantiesofmerchantabilityorfitnessforanyparticularpurpose.Wearenot
liable for any errors contained herein nor for incidental or consequential damages in
connectionwithfurnishing,performanceoruseofthism
aterial.Weshallbeunderno
liability in respect of any defect arising from fair wear and tear, willful damage,
negligence, abnormal working conditions, failure to follow the instructions and
warnings,ormisuseoralterationorrepairoftheproductswithoutwrittenapproval.No
part of this document may be reproduced, tra
nsmitted, stored in a retrieval system,
transcribed,ortranslatedintoanyhumanorcomputerorotherlanguageinanyformor
byanymeanselectronic,mechanical,magnetic,optical,chemical,biological,manualor
otherwise,exceptforbriefpassageswhichmaybequotedforpurposesofscholasticor
literaryreview,withoutexpresswrittenco
nsentandauthorization.Wereservetheright
to make changes in productdesign without reservation and without notification. The
materialinthisguideisforinformationonlyandissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.All
trademarks mentioned herein, registered or otherwise, are the properties of their
owners.
Specificationorv
ersionmaybesubjecttochangewithoutnotice.Theactualspecification
andversionarebasedontheproductdelivered.
GeneralHandlingPrecautions
Donotdisposeofthescannerinfire.
Donotputthescannerdirectlyinthesunorbyanyheatsource.
Donotuseorstorethescannerinaveryhumidplace.
Donotdropthescannerorallowittocollideviolentlywithotherob
jects.
Donottakethescannerapartwithoutauthorization.
PrintingGuidance
ThisprogrammingguideisinA5size.Pleasedoublecheckyourprintersetting
beforeprintingitout.
Whenprintingbarcodesforprogramming,theuseofahighresolutionlaserprinter
isstronglysuggestedforthebestscanresult.
Copyright©2020.Allrightsreserved.
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RadioNotice
Someequipmentgeneratesusesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergy.Ifnotinstalled
andusedinaccordancewiththeinstructionsinthismanual,itmaycauseinterferenceto
radiocommunications.Theequipmenthasbeentested andfoundtocomply withthe
limitsforaClassAcomputingdevicepursuanttoEN55022and47CFR,Pa
rt2andPart15
of the FCC rules.These specifications are designed to provide reasonable protection
againstinterferencewhenoperatedinacommercialenvironment.
RadioandTelevisionInterference
Operation of this equipment in a residential area can cause interference to radio or
televisionreception.Thiscanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon.
Theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowing
measures:
Reorientthereceivingantenna.
Relocatethedevic
ewithrespecttothereceiver.
Movethedeviceawayfromthereceiver.
Plugthedeviceintoadifferentoutletsothatthedeviceandthereceiverareondifferent
branchcircuits.
If necessary, the user mayconsult the manufacturer,authorizeddealer, or experienced
radio/televisiontechnicianforadditionalsuggestions.Theusermayfind the following
bookletpreparedbytheFederalCommunicationsCommissionhelpful:“HowtoIdentify
and Resolve RadioTV Interference Problems.This booklet is available from the U.S.
GovernmentPrintingOffice,Washington,DC204
02U.S.A.,StockNo.004000003454.
ForCEcountries
This scanner is in conformity with CE standards.Please note that an approved, CE
markedpowersupplyunitshouldbeusedinordertomaintainCEconformance.
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LaserSafety
ThelaserscannercomplieswithsafetystandardIEC608251foraClassIlaserproduce.
It also complieswith CDRH asapplicable to a Class IIa laser product.Avoid long term
staringintodirectlaserlight.
RadiantEnergy
Thelaserscannerusesonelowpowervisiblelaserdiodesoperatingat650nminanopto
mechanicalscannerresultingin lessthan3.9μW radiatedpoweras observedthrougha
7mmapertureandaveragedover10seconds.
Do not attempt to remove the protective housing of the scanner, as unscanned la
ser
lightwithapeakoutputupto0.8mWwouldbeaccessibleinside.
LaserLightViewing
The scan windowis theonly aperturethroughwhich laser light maybeobservedfrom
thisproduct.Afailureofthescannermotor,whilethelaserdiodecontinuestoemita
laserbeam,ma ycauseemissionlevelstoexceedthoseforsafeoperation.Thescanner
has safeguards to prevent this occurrence.If
, however, a stationary laser beam is
emitted,thefailingscannershouldbedisconnectedfromitspowersourceimmediately.
Adjustments
Do not attempt any adjustments or alteration of this product.Do not remove the
protectivehousingofthescanner.Therearenouserserviceablepartsinside.
Caution
Useofcontrolsoradjustmentsorperformanceofproceduresotherthanthosespecified
hereinmayresultinhazardouslaserlightexposure.
Optical
The use of optical instrumentswith this product will increase the eye hazard.Optical
instrumentsincludebinoculars,magnifyingglasses,and microscopesbutdonotinclude
normaleyeglasseswornbytheuser.
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TableofContents
ImportantNotice.................................................................................................................iii
RadioNotice................................................................................................................iv
LaserSafety ..................................................................................................................v
Instruction............................................................................................................................1
Unpacking.....................................................................................................................2
Outline .........................................................................................................................3
InstallingtheDevice.....................................................................................................4
UsingSuctionCup ................................................................................................4
UsingMountingScrew .........................................................................................5
AdjustingScanAngle............................................................................................5
Connection...................................................................................................................7
InterfaceCable .....................................................................................................7
ConnectingtotheHost ........................................................................................8
PowerConnection................................................................................................8
VerifyingScannerOperation ................................................................................9
SettingUptheScanner...............................................................................................10
ScanTest.............................................................................................................10
SetUp.................................................................................................................10
HowtoScaninDifferentMode..................................................................................11
PresentationMode ............................................................................................11
SingleLineScanMode .......................................................................................12
SleepMode ........................................................................................................13
LEDIndications...........................................................................................................14
SoundIndications.......................................................................................................15
ControllingtheScannerfromthePOSSystem...........................................................15
USBVirtualCOM........................................................................................................16
OPOS ..........................................................................................................................17
TroubleShooting........................................................................................................18
MaintainingtheScanner............................................................................................19
CleaningtheScanWindow ........................................................................................19
MaintainingtheSuctionCup......................................................................................19
CHANGETHESCANNERSETTING ...............................................................................19
Enter/ExitProgrammingMode ..........................................................................................20
DEFAULTPARAMETERS...............................................................................................21
PROGRAMPROCEDURE .............................................................................................26
SystemSetting....................................................................................................................27
Reset(ReturntoFactoryDefault).......................................................................28
DisplayFirmwareVersion...................................................................................28
Abort(ExitProgrammingMode)........................................................................29
ReturntoRS232Default ...................................................................................29
ReturnasCustomerDefault...............................................................................30
ReturntoUSBDefault ........................................................................................30
SaveasCustomerDefault...................................................................................31
HowtoSaveasCustomerDefault......................................................................31
SleepTimeoutsSelection...................................................................................................32
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SameCodeDelayTime ......................................................................................................40
BeeperSoundSelection.....................................................................................................47
BarcodeIdentifierCodeSetting .........................................................................................58
BarcodeIdentifierCodeSelection......................................................................59
SetMessageFormatwithCodeIdentifier..........................................................60
EnableIdentifierCodeTableasAIMStandard...................................................60
BarcodeIdentifierCodeSetting .........................................................................61
Messagedelay....................................................................................................................69
CharacterDelay..................................................................................................................72
InterfaceCommunicationSetting ...................................................................................76
RS232CInterfaceConfiguration................................................................................77
BaudRateSetting...............................................................................................77
DateBitSetting ..................................................................................................81
StopBitSetting...................................................................................................82
ParityBitSetting.................................................................................................83
HandshakingProtocol ........................................................................................86
ACK/NAKResponseTimeSetting.......................................................................89
MessageterminatorforRS232C .......................................................................95
KeyboardWedgeInterfaceConfiguration..................................................................99
MessageTerminatorforKeyboardWedge.........................................................99
KeyboardLanguageSelection ..........................................................................101
CapitalLock ......................................................................................................107
FunctionKeyEmulation ...................................................................................108
USBInterfaceConfiguration.....................................................................................109
KeyboardType..................................................................................................109
MessageterminatorforUSB ............................................................................110
DataEditing......................................................................................................................112
HEADERANDTRAILER..............................................................................................113
TruncateHeader/TrailerCharacter...........................................................................115
TruncateSettings......................................................................................................117
AddCodeLength......................................................................................................124
SymbologyConfiguration.................................................................................................125
ReadingCodeSelection....................................................................................126
UPC/EANParametersSetting...................................................................................137
Format..............................................................................................................138
ForceUPCEtoUPCAformat...........................................................................142
ForceUPCAtoEAN13format ........................................................................143
ForceEAN8toEAN13format.........................................................................144
TransmitUPCAcheckdigit ..............................................................................146
TransmitUPCEleadingcharacter....................................................................147
TransmitUPCEcheckdigit...............................................................................148
TransmitEAN8checkdigit ..............................................................................149
TransmitEAN13checkdigit ............................................................................150
TransmitUPCAleadingcharacter....................................................................151
Addendum........................................................................................................152
Addonformat ..................................................................................................154
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DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................164
Code39ParametersSetting.....................................................................................172
Code39readinglengthsetting ........................................................................176
DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................179
CODABARParametersSetting..................................................................................181
Format..............................................................................................................181
CODABARReadingLengthSetting....................................................................183
Checkdigit........................................................................................................185
DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................187
Code128ParametersSetting...................................................................................189
CheckDigit .......................................................................................................189
Code128readinglengthsetting ......................................................................191
EAN128FNC1Character .................................................................................193
DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................194
ITF2of5ParametersSetting ...................................................................................196
CheckDigit .......................................................................................................196
ITF2of5readinglengthsetting.......................................................................198
DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................201
ChinesePostCodeParametersSetting ....................................................................203
ChinesePostCodeReadingLengthSetting ......................................................203
DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................206
MSI/PLESSYCodeParametersSetting......................................................................208
DoubleCheckDigit...........................................................................................208
SingleCheckDigit.............................................................................................210
MSI/PLESSYcodereadinglengthsetting..........................................................211
DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................213
Code93ParametersSetting.....................................................................................215
CheckDigit .......................................................................................................215
Code93codereadinglengthsetting................................................................217
DataRedundantCheck.....................................................................................219
GS1DatabarParametersSetting..............................................................................221
FullASCIICodeTable........................................................................................................233
APPENDIXA......................................................................................................................298
CODE39FULLASCIICODETABLE .....................................................................298
APPENDIXB......................................................................................................................300
FUNCTIONKEYEMULATION.............................................................................300
OmnidirectionalLaserScanner
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Instruction
Elegant and functional, the newlydesigned HandsFree SingleLaser Omnidirectional
BarcodeScannerleadsthetrendtothenextaestheticallevel.Itsdistinctivewhitecolor
fitsperfectlyintoplaceslikebookstore,boutiqueandanywheredelicacyisamust.
Withuniquedesignedsinglelaserscanengine,thescannerhas20lineomnidirectional
laserbeamsreading at 1200 scans per second,and upgraded CPU for decodingmost
popular1Dbarcodesatanunbeatableperformance.Thetriggerbuttonontopallows
triggerscanandalsoswitchingtosinglelinescanningwhennecessary. ThelargeLED
indicatorgivesclearvisualreadingstatusfeedback, anditis equippedwith aspeaker,
itsadjustabletoneandvolumeworkingwellineitherquiteornoisyenvironments.
Ithasasuctioncupatbottomandtheideaallowsfixingthescannertosmoothcounter
without making damages. In addition, it has a hinge shaft for easy scanning angle
adjustment and field replaceable cable for future maintenance, giving all reserved
benefit to different working environments. The HandsFree Omnidirectional Laser
Scannercomeswithuniqueomnidirectionallaserscanengine,proudlydestinedtobe
yourdreamingpartnerofutilityandbeauty!
KeyFeatures:
- Advancedecodingdesignforfastandaccuratescanning.
- Elegantlookinattractivewhitecolorhousing
- Uniqueplasticsuctioncupforfieldinstallation
- LargeLEDindicatorforbestreadingindication
- Singlelinetriggerbutton
- Tiltablestandwithhingeshaftdesign
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Unpacking
Thehandsfreeomnidirectionalscannerpackagecontains:
1ea. Singlelineomnidirectionalscanner
1ea. Communicationcable
1ea.
Poweradapt er
(only for specific RS232 cables as
optionalaccessory)
1ea. Transparentselfadhesivemylar
Ifanycontentsaredamagedormissing,pleasecontactyourdealerimmediately.
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Outline
Description Function
ScanWindow Readbarcodes
SpeakerExit Forbeeptoneindication
HingeShaft
Allow adjustment of device body forwards or
backwards
LEDIndicator Readingstatusindication
TriggerButton Pushtoscanandswitchtosinglelinescanmode
InterfaceCableConnection Forinterfacecommunicationcableconnection
Lever Tocontrolsuctioncup
SuctionCup
To fix the scanner on counter or other smooth
surface
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InstallingtheDevice
UsingSuctionCup
The device is designed with a cupulate stand, and easily sucks to any smooth surface
withoutmakinganydamage.Itismostsuggestedtoplaceonglasssurfaceforbestand
firmestsuctionresult,orusethetransparentselfadhesivemylarprovidedinpackageif
yourcountertopisnot100%smooth.
Toins
tallthedevice,youneedto:
1. Cleanthecountertopandmakesurethesurfaceissmoothanddry.
2. Adhesivethemylarontopofthecounter(ignorethisstepifthecountertopismade
withglassorverysmooth).
3. Attachedthecupulainposition,andpr
essdownthedevicetosqueezeouttheairin
thesuctioncup.(showninFigure2)
4. Pressdownthelevertosecuredeviceonthesurface.(showninFigure3step)
5. Raisethelevertoreleasethesuctioncupfromthesurface.(showninFi
gure3
step)
a. The mylar is 145mm in diameter selfadhesive for easy
attachment, when stick onto surface,be careful and prevent
bubbleentersinside.
b. The suction cup uses the vacuum theory to hold on to the
surface.Ifthesurfaceisnotsmoothorcupulateisdamagedor
dirty, air could go in
to the suction cup and the cupulate will
lostitsfunction.
Figure2:Placecupulainpositionand
holdfirmlywithonehand.
Figure3:Pressdownlevertosecure
device
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UsingMountingScrew
Thedeviceisreservedwith3mountingholesforpermanentfixtureifrequired.Referto
thefigurebelowfordetailedinformation.
Unit:mm(inch)
Figure4:Mountingscrewholes
AdjustingScanAngle
The device has a hinge shaft that allows tilt forwards and backwards in certain angle.
Gentlyholdsthedevicewithonehandandmovethescanangleasneeded.
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Figure5:Scanangle
Donotletthescanbeamfacingdirectlytohumaneyes.
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Connection
InterfaceCable
Theinterfacecablecomeswithdifferenthostendconnectors,andthereare3standard
typesofinterfaceconnectionthatthisdevicesupports:
(a) Keyboardwedge
(b) RS232interface
(c) HIDUSBinterface
 
**Refer to Connectorand Pin our section for pinout configuration of each interface
available
Insertthecab
letodevice
Follow as illustrated in Figure 6 to insert the RJ45 connector side of cable into the
device.Aclearclick”soundisheardifthecableisproperlyinserted.
Figure6:Interfacecableconnection
Releasethecablefromdevice
Gentlyfacedownthedevice,anduseaflattoolinsertatPoint1inFigure7thengently
pulloutthecableatthedirectionindicatedatPoint2.
Figure7:Replaceableinterfacecable
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ConnectingtotheHost
Followthestepsbelowtoconnecttheinterfacecabletothehost.
1. Makesurethepowerofthehostsystemisoff .
2. Connect the hostendof the interface cable to the appropriate connectoron the
hostsystem.
3. Forthosecaseswhereexternalpowerisused,plugtheex
ternalACpoweradapter
intothejackontheinterfacecable.
4. Turnonthehostsystem.
PowerConnection
Thescannerturnsonwhenpowerissupplied,andturnsoffwhenpowerisremoved.
Thereisnoon/offswitchonthescanneritself.
The scanner requiresa minimum of 1.35W at 5 VDC power. The interfacecable that
comeswith the scanner supportsbothdirectpower(wherethe scanner ta
kespower
fromthehostmachine)andexternalpower(that’swhatthesuppliedpoweradapteris
for). A sufficiently robust POS system can support a scanner successfully without
external power; a POS system with a barely adequate power supply may produce
erraticperformance(eitherofthePOSsystemitself,orofthes
canner,orboth)whena
scannerisattached.
To ensure steady performance, the host system should be capable to supply a
minimum of 260mA of current @ 5VDC. Unless you are sure your POS system can
handle such loading, it is recommended that you use the qualified power adapter.
Whe
nanexternal adapteris connected,the scannerwillautomaticallyswitch offthe
directpowerfromhosttoscanner.
Use only an AC/DC power adapter approved for the scanner. Use of other
power supplies may cause damage to the scanner, and void the factory
warranty.
Followthestepsbelowwhenyouneedanexternalpowerconnectiontothescanner:
1. Connecttheinterfacecabletothebottomofthescanner(showninFigure6).
2. Connect the other end of the interface cable to the host (refer to your host
manualtolocatethecorrectport).
3. Plugth
epowersupplyintothepowerjackontheinterfacecable.
4. PlugtheotherendofthepowersupplyintoanACoutlet.
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VerifyingScannerOperation
Pleasefollowtheprocedurebelowtoverifyscanningoperation.
1. InsertthemodularplugoftheInterfacecableintothebackofthescanneruntila
firmclickisheard.
2. Ifnecessary,plugthepoweradapterintothejackontheinterfacecable.
3. PlugtheACendofthepo
weradapterintoanACoutlet,orplugtheotherend of
cable into host if power adapter is not needed. When power is supplied, the
scannerpowersup,thespeakersoundsfourbeepsandtheLEDindicatorglows.
4. Present a knowngood test barcode to the scanner. The sc
anner should issue a
shortbeepandtheLEDshouldflashredmomentarily.
1. IfthescannerisconnectedtoaUSB forthistest,itshouldread
onebarcode, beep and then remain aredLED indicatinglight.
This is normal when the USB is not connected to a live host
terminal. If the initial interface of the scanner is in keyboard
wedge,anditonlyre
adsonebarcodeandremainswithagreen
LEDindicatinglight,thisisbecausethescannerisnotconnected
toahostterminal.
2. Ifthescannerdoesnotproduceanybeeps,orproducesthe
wrongbeeps,ortheLEDdoesnotlightup,removethepower
connectionandref
ertotheTroubleshootingsection.
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SettingUptheScanner
Incertaincasesnosetupisrequired.Thescanneriseitherpreprogrammedtosuitthe
situation,oritautomaticallydetectsandisreadytogo.Inothercasesthescannermust
beinformedaboutwhatkindofsystemitisconnectedto.Thiscanbedoneinafew
momentsusingth
eprogrammingbarcodesintheProgrammingGuide.
Theprogrammingsectionmaybeusedtosetanumberofparametersonthescanner:
communicationinterfacetype(RS232,Keyboard,USB),beeptone,sleepmodetimings,
samecode delay time, enable/disable decoding of numerous code types, and more
advancedsettingslikesethe
adersandtrailers.
Individualparametersmaybesetatanytimewithoutaff e ctingtheotherparameters.
ScanTest
1. With the scanner running (blue LED lights) and the host system on, try to scan
severalknowngoodbarcodes.
2. ChecktheresultsonthePOSscreen.Ifthescannerisreadingokay,itislikelythat
nofurthersetupisnecessary.
3. If the POS screen does not show the ex
pected scans, go to the Set Up section
below.
SetUp
1. Whenthescannerispoweredon(blueLEDlights),findthe<Enter/Exitprogramming
mode>barcodeintheProgrammingGuideandpresentthisbarcodetothescanner.
Whenthescannergivestwobeeps(onelowandonehigh)andtheLEDturnsred,
itmeansthescannerisinprogrammingmode.
2. Decidewh
ich parametersarerequired and find their barcodesinthe Programming
Guide.
3. Coverunwantedcodeswithyourhandandpresentthedesiredcodes,onebyone,to
thescanner;thescannerbeepsonceasitacceptseachcode.
4. When done, again present the <Enter/Exit programming mode> ba
rcode.The
scannerbeepstwice,oncelongandonceshort,andtheLEDreturnstoblue.The
scannerhasbeenprogrammed.
5. Test againwithknowngoodbarcodes.Ifresultsaregood,you aredonesettingup.
Otherwise,returntostep1andtryagain.
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HowtoScaninDifferentMode
The device is an omnidirectional presentation scanner with a 5 directional scan field with a 20 lines scan
pattern.Thescanvolumeextendsapproximately20cm(8”)infrontofthescanwindow.Barcodelabelscan
be easily read when presented towards the scanning window. The scanners scan volume is illustrated as
Fi
gure8.
Figure8:Scanvolume
The scanner can also read barcodes in singleline mode to accommodate different
requirements,usually forbetteraimingonthespecific barcodeonthesame sheetof
morethanonebarcodeprintedclosely.
PresentationMode
Inthismode,thefrontscanwindowisinmultilinescanpatternandthescannerreadsbarcodeseasilyasthe
barcodeapproacheswiththescanningfield.

Figure9:Presentationmode
The adjustable stand allows to be tilted forwards and backwards in position when
scanningvarioussizedobjects.
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SingleLineScanMode
Inthismodethescannercanemitasinglelinepatternforuserstohandheldscanning
ofhardtoreadormultiplebarcodesononeobject.Salesclerkscanswitchittosingle
linescanoptionsimplybypressingonebutton.
Button
Figure10:Singlelineswitchbutton
1. Pressdownthetriggerbuttonandalinepatternwouldappear.Itallowsyoutoaim
atthebarcode.
Ensurethescanlinecrosseseverybarandspaceofthesymbol.
2. Pressthebuttontodecodethebarcode.Onebeepindicatesagoodread.
Figure11:Singlelinescanning
3. Release the button and laser beam would remain single line for seconds. To read
otherbarcode,youhavetorepeatstep2and3.
4. After about 5 seconds, the multiline scan pattern is displayed and the scanner
returnstothemultilinescanmode.
5. Pressdownagaintosw
itchtosinglelinescanwhennecessary.
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Zebex Z-6170 User manual

Category
Bar code readers
Type
User manual

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