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CMP-BARSCAN21

König CMP-BARSCAN21 Specification

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Barcode scanner
Installing the USB interface scanner
To install the USB interface scanner the host device should have a USB port to receive data from the scanner.
Follow the steps as listed below:
1.) Make sure that the scanner has the right connector for the USB port of the host device.
2.) Connect the cable to the USB port of the device.
3.) If the LED indicator lights up and the buzzer sounds, the scanner is ready for use.
Configuration of the barcode scanner
Setup procedures
1.) Locate a group that contains the parameters to be changed.
2.) Scan the “Enter group #” label. The scanner will make a beeping sound to indicate that setup is in
progress.
3.) Scan the label representing the parameter to be changed.
4.) Scan the “Exit” to end the group currently selected, the scanner will beep.
5.) Repeat the procedure for the other groups, including the parameters to be changed.
Example 1:
Set the operating mode to “Continuous mode”.
1) Scan “Enter Group 5”.
2) Scan “Continuous/Trigger off".
3) Scan "Exit".
Example 2:
Assign the preamble string as "#", and postamble string as "END"
1) Scan "Enter Group 6"
2) Scan preamble
3) Refer to ASCII Table (page 50) and find the code number in hex decimal: # ASCII => 23 hex
The two digit numbers are: 2 3
4) Refer to Table-Hex: HEXADECIMAL (page 49) and scan the two digit labels accordingly.
5) Scan the “Confirm” label in Table-Hex
6) Scan “postamble”
7) Refer to the ASCII Table for the code numbers in hexadecimal (E => 45, N => 4E, D => 44)
8) Refer to Table-Hex: HEXADECIMAL (page 49) and scan the six digit labels consecutively.
4 5 4 E 4 4
9) Scan the “Confirm” Label in Table-Hex.
10) Go back to Group 6 and scan Exit.
Example 3:
Fixed Barcode Length Setting (i.e. Group 9-1 Interleaved 2 OF 5, Barcode Length= 15 digits):
1) Scan the Enter Group 9-1 Label
2) Scan the Length Define Label
3) Scan the Four Digit Labels in Table Hex (Page 49)
Tips:
• Refer to the Hexadecimal-Decimal Conversion Table (page 52) to get the barcode length in
Hexadecimal Number 15 dec => 0F hex
• The Four Digit numbers are: 0 F 0 F
• Refer to the Table-Hex: HEXADECIMAL (page 49) and scan the Four digit Labels accordingly.
4) Scan the Confirm Label in Table-Hex: HEXADECIMAL (Page 49)
5) Go back to Group 9-1 and scan the “Exit” Label.
Example 4:
3-Set Barcode Length Setting (i.e. Group 9-4: CHINA POSTAGE, the 3 Barcode Length Settings are as
below):
11 digits
28 digits
43 digits
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1) Scan the Enter Group 9-4 Label
2) Scan the User Define Label
3) Scan the Six Digit Labels in Table Hex (Page 49)
Tips:
• Refer to the Hexadecimal-Decimal Conversion Table (page 52) to acquire the 3 sets of barcode length
in Hexadecimal Number.
11dec => 0B hex
28dec => 1C hex
43dec => 2B hex
• Refer to the Table-Hex: HEXADECIMAL (page 49) and scan the 3 sets Labels accordingly. 0B 1C 2B
4) Scan the Confirm Label in Table-Hex: HEXADECIMAL (Page 49)
5) Go back to Group 9-4 and scan the “Exit” Label.
Setup Flow Chart
A. Enter group
B. Select items
C. Exit
Set all defaults Show version
Warning: All current settings will be lost and reset to the factory default.
Note: (*) denotes default setting. Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request.
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Group 0: Interface selection
Enter group Exit
Keyboard RS-232
(DTMF) (OCIA)
Reserved 2 Reserved 3
Reserved 4
Note: The interface is pre-set at the factory according to the model of the device.
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Group 1: Device selection for keyboard interface
Enter group Exit
PC/AT, PS/2 (*) Reserved A
Reserved B Reserved C
Reserved D Reserved E
Reserved F Reserved G
Reserved H Reserved I
Reserved J Reserved K
Note: Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request.
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Group 1: Device selection for keyboard interface
Enter group Exit
Reserved L Reserved M
Reserved N Reserved O
Reserved P Reserved Q
Reserved R Reserved S
Reserved T Reserved U
Reserved V Reserved W
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Group 2: Intercharacter delay
Enter group Exit
Start keyboard setting
1.) Scan the enter group 2 label.
2.) Scan the start keyboard (or RS-232/USB) setting label.
3.) Scan the two digits labels in Table-Hex.
4.) Scan the Confirm label in Table-Hex.
Start USB setting Start RS-232 setting
Keyboard default value: 05
RS-232 default value: 00
USB default value: 05
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Group 3: Language for keyboard interface
Enter group Exit
U.S. (*) England
France Germany
Italy Belgium
Sweden/Finland Spanish
Denmark Portugal
Switzerland Norway
Note: (*) denotes default setting
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Group 3: Language for keyboard interface
Enter group Exit
Canada Holland
Poland Japan
Reserved 1 Reserved 2
Reserved 3 (IBM Think-pad for Japan)
Panasonic CF-II for Japan
Note: Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request.
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Group 4: Terminator
Enter group Exit
KEYBOARD
NONE CR (*)
SPACE TAB
ESC CTRL-C
EXEC
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Group 4: Terminator
Enter group Exit
RS-232
NONE CR (*)
CR/LF LF
SPACE TAB
ESC CTRL-C
STX.ETX X ON. X OFF
EOT
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Group 5: Scan mode
Enter group Exit
1. Trigger On/Off
2. Trigger On/Good read Off (*)
3. Trigger On/Good read Off/Delay Timeout =?
4. Continuous/Trigger Off
5. Continuous/LED Always on
6. Continuous/No Trigger
Delay Timeout Setting:
1.) Scan the Enter group 5 label.
2.) Scan the label 3 “Delay Timeout”.
3.) Scan the two digit labels in Table-Hex.
4.) Scan the Confirm label in Table-Hex.
5.) Scan the Exit label.
Note: Scan mode setting is only available for the CCD/Laser type scanner.
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Group 5: Scan Mode
Enter group Exit
FLASH OFF (*)
FLASH ON
Note: This programming setting is only available in the continuous mode.
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Group 6: Preamble and Postamble
Enter group Exit
Preamble Postamble
Preamble & Postamble setting:
1.) Scan the Enter group 6 label
2.) Scan the Preamble or Postamble label
3.) Refer to the ASCII Table, scan two digits in the Table-Hex representing one character, a
maximum of 10 characters can be accepted
4.) Scan the Confirm label in Table-Hex
5.) Scan the Exit label
Clear
Clear Preamble & Postamble:
1.) Scan the Enter group 6 label
2.) Scan the Preamble or Postamble label
3.) Scan the Clear label
4.) Scan the Exit label
5.) Scan the Exit label
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Group 7: RS-232 Parameters
Enter group Exit
BAUD RATE
2400 9600 (*)
14400 28800
57600 115200
230400
DATA BIT
BIT 7
BIT 8 (*)
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Group 7: RS-232 parameters
Enter group Exit
PARITY
NONE (*) ODD
EVEN
HANDSHAKING
NONE (*) X ON/ X OFF
SCANNER READY DATA READY
ACK/NAK
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Group 7: RS-232 Parameters
Enter group Exit
(ACK/NAK RESPONSE TIME CTS OBSERVATION TIME:)
100ms 300ms
500ms 1sec
3 sec (*) 5sec
10sec 00
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Group 8: CODE 39 / CODE 32
Enter group Exit
Code 39
ENABLE (*) DISABLE
FULL ASCII STANDARD (*)
TRANSMIT START/END CHARACTER
ENABLE DISABLE (*)
TRANSMIT CHECK CHARACTER
ENABLE (*) DISABLE
VERIFY CHECKSUM
ENABLE DISABLE (*)
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Group 8: CODE 39 / CODE 32
Enter group Exit
Enable CODE 32 Disable CODE 32
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Group 9-1: Interleaved 2 OF 5
Enter group Exit
ENABLE DISABLE
TRANSMIT CHECK CHARACTER
ENABLE DISABLE
VERIFY CHECKSUM
ENABLE DISABLE
BARCODE LENGTH SETTINGS
Length define
Min: 4
Max:48
1.) Scan the Enter group 9-1 label.
2.) Scan the User Define label.
3.) Scan the Six Digit labels in the Table-Hex (only 3 sets of lengths can be defined).
4.) Scan the Confirm label in the Table-Hex.
5.) Scan the Exit label.
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USER DEFINE LENGTH SETTING
User define (3 sets available)
Min: 4
Max: 48
1.) Scan the Enter group 9-1 label.
2.) Scan the User Define label.
3.) Scan the Six Digit labels in the Table-Hex (only 3 sets of lengths can be defined).
4.) Scan the Confirm label in the Table-Hex.
5.) Scan the Exit label.
Group 9-2: Industrial 2 OF 5 / IATA
Enter group Exit
ENABLE DISABLE (*)
TRANSMIT CHECK CHARACTER
ENABLE (*) DISABLE
VERIFY CHECKSUM
ENABLE DISABLE (*)
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