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SP400 Programming Guide

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Contents

Introduction................................................................... 1

Reading the Interface Codes.......................................... 2

Changing Interfaces................................................. 4

Customizing Your Scanner Operation...................... 5

Programming Overview

What Is Programming Mode? ................................. 6

How To Program Using Barcodes............................ 6

Scanner Response When In Programming Mode.... 7

Return to Factory Settings....................................... 7

Where To Go From Here.......................................... 8

Interface Selection

IBM468x Port 5B ........................................................... 9

468x/9x Port 9B..................................................... 10

468x Port17........................................................... 11

469x Port E............................................................ 12

OCIA

Spectra-Physics..................................................... 13

NCR Eight-Bit (Short Format) ................................ 13

NCR Nine-Bit (Long Format).................................. 13

SNI ........................................................................ 13

Metrologic ............................................................. 13

Multidrop..................................................................... 14

Wand Emulation .......................................................... 15

Six-Bit

Omron ................................................................... 16

Fujitsu.................................................................... 16

Clover/Fujitsu......................................................... 16

Hugin Sweda ......................................................... 16

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RS-232 ........................................................................ 17

Baud Rate .............................................................. 18

Data Format Settings ............................................. 19

Handshaking.......................................................... 20

UPC Data Format ................................................... 21

EAN Data Format ................................................... 22

Host Echo .............................................................. 22

Intercharacter Delay............................................... 23

Prefix & Suffix ....................................................... 25

Symbology Specific Identifiers .............................. 31

PC Keyboard Wedge.................................................... 37

Interface Selection................................................. 38

Connect to PC........................................................ 39

Intercharacter Delay............................................... 40

Prefix & Suffix ....................................................... 42

Symbology Specific Identifiers .............................. 48

Symbologies

Symbology Options Overview...................................... 56

Symbology Selection................................................... 58

UPC/EAN Options ........................................................ 61

Code 39 Options.......................................................... 64

Interleaved 2 of 5......................................................... 66

Standard 2 of 5............................................................ 70

Codabar Options.......................................................... 74

General Features

Audible Signal Settings................................................ 82

Read Verification ......................................................... 84

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Appendix A — Standard Factory Default Settings

IBM 468x Port 5B ........................................................ 87

IBM 468x/9x Port 9B ................................................... 89

IBM 468x Port 17 ........................................................ 91

IBM 469x Port E .......................................................... 93

OCIA, PSC ................................................................... 95

OCIA, NCR Eight Bit..................................................... 97

OCIA, NCR Nine Bit...................................................... 98

OCIA, SNI .................................................................... 99

OCIA, Metrologic ....................................................... 101

Wand Emulation ........................................................ 103

RS-232 ...................................................................... 105

Keyboard Wedge ....................................................... 108

Six-Bit, Omron........................................................... 111

Six-Bit, Fujitsu ........................................................... 113

Six-Bit, Clover/Fujitsu ................................................ 115

Six-Bit, Hugin Sweda................................................. 117

Multidrop................................................................... 119

Appendix B — Additional Information

Host Programming .................................................... 120

Multi-Function Labels ................................................ 120

Appendix C — Test Barcodes

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GENERAL

INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION

This manual contains instructions for changing interfaces, barcodes for

customizing the scanner's operation and listings of the standard factory

settings for each standard interface. The organization is intended to

support a variety of users while making it quick and easy to find the

information you need. Look at the descriptions that follow to find where

to go from here.

I NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE BASICS

If you do not regularly use barcode labels to configure (program) scan-

ners, it will be very helpful to read the introductory portions of this

manual prior to beginning your programming session. In addition to the

information that follows, information of specific interest to you is titled:

— Programming Overview

— What is Programming Mode?

— How to Program Using Barcodes

— Scanner Response When in Programming Mode

— Where to Go From Here

I REGULARLY INTEGRATE PERIPHERALS INTO HOST SYSTEM

It is important that you understand that, although you can physically

attach all the various SP400 interface cables to your scanner, the scanner

must contain software that supports a specific interface in order to use that

interface. Therefore, the first step is to review the information that

immediately follows this introduction titled Reading the Interface Codes. It

shows how to identify which model scanner you have, lists these scanner

model numbers and shows the interface(s) supported by each model. Use

this information to verify that the model scanner that you purchased

supports the interface you wish to enable.

Next, turn to Appendix A, Standard Factory Settings, which contains

complete listings of each interface's factory configuration and shows how

to verify that your scanner contains this configuration. Assuming that your

scanner is configured using the standard factory settings, use this list to

identify any changes or additions you need to make.

Then, locate the programming labels you need and change the necessary

settings. Once you have completed these steps, you can begin scanning.

SP400

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INFORMATION

READING THE INTERFACE CODES

Before describing how to actually program your scanner, understanding

some of the information contained in the model number will help you to

understand the contents of the table on following page. The interface

code contained in the model number coincides with the table on the

following page which shows what interfaces are supported by the model

you have purchased.

The figure below shows where to find the model number label and which

digits are the Interface Code.

MODEL:

SERIAL NO:

MANUFACTURED:

180901-501000

xxxxxxxxx

month day, year

-501

Interface Code

(see chart)

INTERFACE(S) AVAILABLE

INTERFACE KEYBOARD RS-232 UNDECODED WAND

CODE 6-BIT IBM 46XX MDL OCIA WEDGE (STANDARD)(STANDARD)EMULATION

1001X

1012X

1023X

1034X

1045X

1058(INTERMEC)

1069TTL

10710 TTL(INVERTED)

10811 X

1096X

1107X

2013XX

2024XX

2032XX

2042XX

2053XX

2063XX

2073XX

2084XX

2094X X

2105XX

21111 X X

21211 X X

21311 X X

2146XX

2156XX

2166XX

2176X X

2186XX

2197XX

2207XX

2217XX

2227XX

3013XXX

3023XXX

3033XXX

3044XXX

3054XXX

3062XXX

3073XX X

3083XX X

3093XXX

3104XXX

31111 XXX

31211 XXX

31311 XXX

3146XXX

3156XXX

3166XX X

3176XX X

3186XXX

3196XXX

3206XX X

3216XXX

3226XX X

3236XX X

3247XXX

3257XXX

3267XXX

3277XX X

3287XXX

3297XXX

4013XXXX

4023XXXX

4033X XXX

4044X XXX

4053XX XX

40611 XXXX

4076X XXX

4086XXXX

4096XXXX

4106XXXX

4116XX XX

4126XX X X

4136X XXX

4146XX XX

4156XX X X

4166XX XX

4177XXXX

4187X XXX

4197XXXX

4207XXXX

5013X X XXX

5026X XXXX

5036XX XXX

5046XXXXX

5056XX XX X

5067X XXXX

5076XX XXX

6016XX XXXX

Factory Default Interfaces (on Power-up):

Indicates the active default interface software in the scanner when shipped.

1- Undecoded, standard 5- Wand Emulation 9- RS-232 TTL, standard

2- RS-232 6- Multidrop 10 - RS-232 TTL, inverted

3- OCIA 7- Keyboard Wedge 11 - Six-Bit

4- IBM 46xx 8- Undecoded, Intermec

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INFORMATION

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CHANGING INTERFACES

Changing a scanner's interface is simply a

matter of changing the interface cable and

enabling the new interface. Once you have

changed interface cables and enabled the

new interface with the appropriate program-

ming label, the new interface becomes the

default interface that is active whenever

power is applied to the scanner.

NOTE

The SP400AR only supports undecoded,

RS-232 and Wand Emulation interfaces

ONLY.

Verify that your scanner supports the

interface you want to enable. The Interface

Code table indicates which interfaces your

scanner model supports. The following

steps describe the interface change proce-

dure.

1. Replace the interface cable that is

currently attached to the scanner

handle with an interface cable that

is for the new host system and

attach the scanner cable to the

proper port on your host.

2. Scan the interface barcode label that

is affixed to the new interface cable

or turn to the appropriate page in

this manual and scan the interface

enable programming label. This

will enable the software for the new

interface and disable the 'old'

interface software.

3. Scan a barcode to verify that the

scanner communicates correctly

with the host system. If any

changes to the scanner's factory

settings are needed, use the instruc-

tions titled, Customizing Your

Scanner Operation.

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