Intermec MicroBar NX Reference guide

Category
Bar code readers
Type
Reference guide
MB/NX/RM/00/E/970131
MicroBar NX
Reference Manual
Preliminary Edition
January 1997
MB/NX/RM/00/E/970131
Notice
The MicroBar NX products described in this manual comply with CE directives for electromagnetic
emission levels and electrical immunity.
The information contained in this manual is for informational purposes only and is subject to
change without notice. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any manner without
the prior written permission of United Barcode Industries.
MicroBar products are covered by patents issued or pending in the USA and other countries.
MicroBar is a trademark of United Barcode Industries.
The configuration codes provided in the MicroBar LS/PS User’s Manual are not
compatible with the MicroBar NX.
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Contents
The topics in this manual are presented in alphabetical order for easy access. Use the
Contents
for a quick overview if you do not know where to find a particular item.
ASCII character codes...........................................................................................1
Beeps and LEDs..................................................................................................14
Power-up beeps and LEDs.................................................................14
Good read beeps / good read LED.....................................................15
Configuration beeps ...........................................................................17
Software version beeps and flashes...................................................17
Code mark...........................................................................................................18
Default code marks.............................................................................18
Composing custom code marks .........................................................19
AIM symbology identifiers...................................................................21
Compose interface number .................................................................................23
Which interface number? ...................................................................23
Composing an interface number ........................................................23
Concatenating configuration bar codes ...............................................................25
What is a configuration bar code? ......................................................25
Why concatenate?..............................................................................25
Limitations ..........................................................................................25
How to concatenate............................................................................25
Configuration modes ...........................................................................................27
Cloning mode .....................................................................................27
Configuration Password mode............................................................28
Temporary configuration mode...........................................................29
ScanPlus transparent configuration mode..........................................30
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Display data string mode ....................................................................31
Data reformatting.................................................................................................32
1. Activate reformatting and define the input data to be formatted .....32
2. Define the reformatting for the output data .....................................37
2.a. Quick-and-easy reformatting........................................................38
2.b. Advanced full-options reformatting ..............................................40
Default parameter settings...................................................................................45
Glossary...............................................................................................................46
Input devices........................................................................................................47
Input identification................................................................................................48
Input identifier position........................................................................48
Port 1 (RS-232) / Port 3 (Keyboard Wedge) .......................................48
Port 4 ..................................................................................................49
Port 5 ..................................................................................................49
Installation procedure ..........................................................................................50
General installation / configuration procedure ....................................50
Inter-character delay............................................................................................51
Predefined delay values......................................................................51
Compose inter-character delay...........................................................51
Inter-message delay ............................................................................................53
Predefined delay values......................................................................53
Compose inter-message delay ...........................................................54
Interfaces.............................................................................................................56
Interface types ....................................................................................56
Identifying the interface.......................................................................56
Keyboard wedge..................................................................................................57
Connection—All except Wyse, DEC 220 / 320 / 420 ..........................57
Connection—Wyse, DEC 220 / 320 / 420 ..........................................58
Predefined interface numbers.............................................................59
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Predefined data transmission settings................................................63
Preamble / postamble.........................................................................64
Interpreting and transmitting special keyboard keys ..........................66
End-of-transmission keyboard character status .................................66
Transmission delay.............................................................................66
Keyboard wedge—Additional preamble / postamble characters .........................67
Keyboard wedge—Emulating special keyboard keys..........................................72
Interpreting and transmitting special keyboard keys ..........................72
Special keys interpretation codes.......................................................73
Special keys transmission codes........................................................75
Laser scanner input devices................................................................................76
Laser trigger management .................................................................76
Consecutive same read data validation..............................................79
Magstripe input devices.......................................................................................80
Track selection ...................................................................................80
Transmission sequence......................................................................81
Track separator character...................................................................81
Start/end sentinels..............................................................................81
LRC check digit ..................................................................................81
Number codes .....................................................................................................82
Parameter list / data strings.................................................................................83
Interface numbers...............................................................................83
Data transmission parameters............................................................85
Input device parameters .....................................................................90
Symbology parameters.......................................................................93
MicroBar NX operating parameters ....................................................99
Data string values.............................................................................103
Preamble / postamble........................................................................................110
Product checklist ...............................................................................................111
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Reset all configuration parameters ....................................................................112
Reset factory defaults .......................................................................112
RS-232 input devices.........................................................................................113
Baud Rate.........................................................................................113
Data bits............................................................................................114
Parity.................................................................................................114
Stop bits............................................................................................114
ENQ / ACK / NAK software protocol .................................................115
XON/XOFF software protocol ...........................................................117
RTS/CTS hardware protocol.............................................................117
Transmission to the host system ......................................................118
Special keys interpretation—Output to keyboard wedge ..................120
RS-232—Output to host system ........................................................................124
Connection—RS-232 C, RS-232 TTL...............................................124
Connection—Dual RS-232 C............................................................125
Predefined interface numbers...........................................................126
Predefined interface numbers—RS-232 ...........................................126
Predefined data transmission settings ..............................................127
Baud Rate.........................................................................................128
Data bits............................................................................................129
Parity.................................................................................................129
Stop bits............................................................................................129
Hardware/software protocols timeout ...............................................130
ENQ / ACK / NAK software protocol .................................................131
XON/XOFF software protocol ...........................................................135
RTS/CTS hardware protocol.............................................................136
LRC (Longitudinal Redundancy Check)............................................137
Preamble / postamble.......................................................................138
Transmission delay...........................................................................139
RS-232—Slave mode........................................................................................140
Activation ..........................................................................................140
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How to use slave mode ....................................................................140
Software version identification...........................................................................142
Version indications ...........................................................................142
Symbologies......................................................................................................143
Available symbologies ......................................................................143
Default symbologies .........................................................................144
Character formats and MicroBar NX transmission format ................144
Barcode length and data security .....................................................145
Symbologies—Activation...................................................................................146
Disable All Symbologies ...................................................................146
Symbology activation codes .............................................................147
Symbologies—Ames Code................................................................................150
Activation..........................................................................................150
Symbologies—Codabar.....................................................................................151
Activation..........................................................................................151
Default values...................................................................................151
Start/stop ..........................................................................................152
CLSI library system...........................................................................152
Check digit (AIM recommendation) ..................................................153
Concatenation ..................................................................................155
Symbologies—Code 11.....................................................................................156
Activation..........................................................................................156
Default values...................................................................................156
Check digits......................................................................................156
Symbologies—Code 39 (*)................................................................................157
Activation..........................................................................................157
Default values...................................................................................157
Start/stop ..........................................................................................159
Check digit........................................................................................160
Multiread...........................................................................................161
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Special wedge keys emulation..........................................................161
Symbologies—Code 93.....................................................................................162
Activation ..........................................................................................162
Default values...................................................................................162
Multiread...........................................................................................163
Symbologies—Code 128 / EAN 128..................................................................164
Activation ..........................................................................................164
Default values...................................................................................164
CIP 128 French pharmaceutical codes.............................................164
EAN-128 norms (auto-discriminating)...............................................165
Symbologies—EAN-8, EAN-13..........................................................................166
Symbologies—EAN 128 ....................................................................................167
Symbologies—Interleaved 2 of 5.......................................................................168
Activation ..........................................................................................168
Default values...................................................................................168
Check digit........................................................................................169
Barcode length..................................................................................170
Symbologies—Matrix 2 of 5...............................................................................171
Activation ..........................................................................................171
Symbologies—MSI Code...................................................................................172
Activation ..........................................................................................172
Default values...................................................................................172
Check digit........................................................................................172
Symbologies—Plessey Code ............................................................................173
Activation ..........................................................................................173
Default values...................................................................................173
Check digit........................................................................................173
Symbologies—Standard 2 of 5 ..........................................................................174
Activation ..........................................................................................174
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Default values...................................................................................174
Check digit mod 10...........................................................................175
Barcode length .................................................................................176
Symbologies—Telepen .....................................................................................177
Activation..........................................................................................177
Format ..............................................................................................177
Symbologies—UPC/EAN code families (*)........................................................178
Activation..........................................................................................178
Default values...................................................................................179
Add-on digits.....................................................................................180
Check digit........................................................................................181
Transmission of number system.......................................................182
Re-encoding UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8................................................183
Test codes.........................................................................................................184
One-dimensional symbologies .........................................................184
Troubleshooting.................................................................................................186
Before you contact your UBI representative . . . ...............................186
If you still have a problem . . ............................................................186
Power-up problems...........................................................................187
Operating problems ..........................................................................188
Configuration problems ....................................................................190
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ASCII character codes
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ASCII character codes
NUL (00h)
SOH (01h)
STX (02h)
ETX (03h)
EOT (04h)
ENQ (05h)
ACK (06h)
BEL (07h)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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BS (08h)
HT or TAB (09h)
LF (0Ah)
VT (0Bh)
FF (0Ch)
CR (0Dh)
SO (0Eh)
SI (0Fh)
DLE (10h)
DC1 (11h)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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DC2 (12h)
DC3 (13h)
DC4 (14h)
NAK (15h)
SYN (16h)
ETB (17h)
CAN (18h)
EM (19h)
SUB (1Ah)
ESC (1Bh)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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FS (1Ch)
GS (1Dh)
RS (1Eh)
US (1Fh)
SP (20h)
! (21h)
" (22h)
# (23h)
$ (24h)
% (25h)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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& (26h)
’ (27h)
( (28h)
) (29h)
* (2Ah)
+ (2Bh)
, (2Ch)
- (2Dh)
. (2Eh)
/ (2Fh)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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0 (30h)
1 (31h)
2 (32h)
3 (33h)
4 (34h)
5 (35h)
6 (36h)
7 (37h)
8 (38h)
9 (39h)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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: (3Ah)
; (3Bh)
< (3Ch)
= (3Dh)
> (3Eh)
? (3Fh)
@ (40h)
A (41h)
B (42h)
C (43h)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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D (44h)
E (45h)
F (46h)
G (47h)
H (48h)
I (49h)
J (4Ah)
K (4Bh)
L (4Ch)
M (4Dh)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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N (4Eh)
O (4Fh)
P (50h)
Q (51h)
R (52h)
S (53h)
T (54h)
U (55h)
V (56h)
W (57h)
End Selection
ASCII character codes
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X (58h)
Y (59h)
Z (5Ah)
[ (5Bh)
\ (5Ch)
] (5Dh)
^ (5Eh)
_
(5Fh)
‘ (60h)
a (61h)
End Selection
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Intermec MicroBar NX Reference guide

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