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1

Quick Guide

- iDC9277A

1

Connect to micro USB port of

Smartphone

2

3

*Before you use scanner, please switch to "C- Charge

mode" and charge inside battery for 3~4 hours first.

*

Under “C- Charge mode”, you can raise/lower

soft-keyboard easily. (For HID profile only)

4

iDC9277A is with Li-Ion battery inside. When in charging,

please use the original

USB power adaptor of

Smartphone

(recommend

ed). Through it, it charges both smartphone

&

iDC9277A batteries at the same time.

When in l

ow battery (Orange

LED flashing), please charge

it immediately.

Attention: Please don’t charge iDC9277A when in Operation

mode. Otherwise, the smartphone’s battery will charge back

to iDC9277A’s battery.

5

** When pressing Left button+ Right button for 8~9 seconds,

iDC9277A will enter deep sleeping mode.

** Please press Left button + Right button + Touch trigger for

8~9 seconds to activate iDC9277A.

** The touch sensor area is around the central area.

Please check the above drawing for your reference.

LED Indicator Information

Orange LED ON

Full charged

Orange and Red LED Flashing

Charging

Orange LED Flashing

Low battery

Red LED ON

Off line / out of service

Green LED ON

Good read

Orange LED ON

Good read (Batch mode)

O=Operation mode

C=Charge mode

Left Button

Under

BT HID Profile, press Left button to raise/

lower

soft

-Keyboard;

press the left button for 4 seconds to

un

-pair. Then, scanner can be connected with other

BT devices (Please check page #2, left column)

Touch Trigger Area

SCAN/ Power ON

Pr

ess 1 second to wake

it

up from power saving

mode

Right Button

Power Saving button:

Press the button for 2~3 second

then enter power saving mode

Indicator

(LED)

Charge port

Suction Cup

PU Glue

(Can be used

repeatedly)

Micro USB

cable (OTG)

Exit Window

Li- Ion Battery inside

Indicator (LED)

2

How to Connect to Smartphone

1. Make sure your device has BT HID or SPP profile

2. Turn off Power-Saving mode on your smartphone first

3. Then, choose HID or SPP profile and scans the following 2 setting

codes before connecting to smartphone.

(a1 a2 or b1 b2)

If you don’t know what profile your device is, please try HID

profile first, then, SPP profile.

HID profile

SPP profile

a1

b1

a2

b2

4. Please complete the connection procedures as the right photos.

5. After the connection is completed, the RED light will be OFF.

6. Before using WordPad file or appropriate APP, please set

keyboard language of device to User’s language. Then, scan

the barcodes and the barcode data will show on the cursor side.

Soft-Keyboard setting code for Android / iOS

For Android

For iOS

*Under Android system, if you want to raise/lower soft-keyboard, please

read the above setting code first. Then, press left button (refer to drawing

#5 on page #1) to raise keyboard (LED is RED /Bluetooth is offline), press

it again to lower keyboard (LED is off/ Bluetooth is online)

*It will take 5~10 seconds to make BT online/offline.

*Please be noted that when BT is offline, scanning function is

stopped.

*Or, switch “C” to “O” to make BT online. (Drawing 3, page #1)

*Under iOS system, press Left button to raise/lower soft-Keyboard;

*Press the left button for 4 seconds to un-pair. Then, scanner can be

connected with other BT devices

1. click the “Settings”

2. click “General”

3. click “Bluetooth”

4. Turn it ON, and search the

Devices

5. Select “Rxxxxxx” to connect

6. When see the “Connected” means

the connection is OK.

(example: pairing with iPhone)

Reset Configuration to Defaults

(scan from A1 to A8 for HID profile or B1 to B8 for SPP profile)

HID profile

SPP profile

A1

B1

A2

B2

A3

B3

A4

B4

A5

B5

A6

B6

A7

B7

A8

B8

3

There are two operating modes on the scanner

1.Data Transmission mode (Default)

It is a necessary to scan “clean memory data" when

switching between these two modes.

Within 2.4GHz radio range

Beyond 2.4GHz radio range

Data

read Transmit data to PC/terminal

directly

Save data into scanner’s memory,

scanner will transmit data to PC/

terminal automatically when back to

2.4GHz radio range.

Enter Data Storage mode

LED

Green/ Orange LED flashes

followed by 3 beeps.

2.Data Storage mode (Batch Mode)

It is a necessary to scan “clean memory data" when switching

between these two modes.

Data

read

Save data directly to scanner’s memory, It will transmit the data to PC/

terminal after you scan the Transmit memory data code. To delete

data please scan the Clean memory data code.

Enter Data Transmission mode

LED

Green/Orange LED flashes followed by 3 beeps.

Always Clean memory data before switching to Data Transmission

Mode. Otherwise Red/ Orange LED will flash with one long beep and

will not switch modes.

Under Data storage Mode

The data can be keep or delete by option after transmit

Keep the data

(Default)

Delete the data

Transmit memory data

Green/Orange LED Flashes followed by 3 beeps

Clean memory data

Green/Orange LED flashes followed by 3 beeps

The barcode data which is stored in the memory will be deleted.

Trigger Mode

Trigger always

(Trigger available at any time)

Trigger standard (Default)

(Trigger available, after data sent to the device)

Transmission Speed

Transmission speed is dependent on your device. In order not to lose data,

please choose the correct speed. Middle-speed is the Default.

High-speed

Ultra Slow-speed

transmission

1transmission

Middle-speed

Ultra Slow-speed

transmission

2transmission

Slow-speed

Ultra Slow-speed

transmission

(Default)

3transmission

Power-saving Mode

Power-saving mode OFF

Power-saving mode ON (Default):

Enter power-saving mode after 5-minute

inactivity. This function converses battery

power. When you press "SCAN/Power ON"

button, it will wake up and begin to scan.

Power-saving mode ON:

Enter power-saving mode after 10-minute

inactivity. This function converses battery

power. When you press "SCAN/Power ON"

button, it will wake up and begin to scan.

*When charging, the scanner will not enter power-saving mode

automatically.

RTC (Real-time clock),

please set the punctuation mark at the same time

You must scan the below configuration barcode to set the date & time

stamp on the scanner.

Date information:

ENABLE

Date information:

DISABLE (default)

Time information:

ENABLE

Time information:

DISABLE (default)

The format of Date setting

Date format 1: mm/dd/20yy (default)

For example: 01/23/2011

Date format 2: dd/mm/20yy

For example: 23/01/2011

Date format 3: 20yy/mm/dd

For example: 2011/01/23

The punctuation marks for the intervals among

barcode data, date, time

, comma (default) – FOR Android/iOS use

For example:

ABCD,01/23/2011,12:34:56

Tab – FOR iOS use

For example:

ABCD 01/23/2011 12:34:56

; semicolon – FOR Android/iOS use

For example:

ABCD;01/23/2011;12:34:56

4

Date and Time setting

SET DATE

Scan the SET DATE barcode, then, scan the six

numeric digits in the format mm/dd/yy, from the

numeric barcode.

For example: “01/23/2011”, please input

012311

SET TIME

Scan the SET TIME barcode, then, scan the six

numeric digits in the format hh:mm:ss from the

numeric barcode. Time format: 24hr clock

For example: “PM 3:25:30”, please input

“152530”

Keyboard Country (For HID profile only)

Scan the appropriate country code as below

to program the keyboard layout for your

country or language. As a general rule, the

following characters are supported, but need

special care for countries other than the

United States: @ | $ # { } [ ] = / ‘ \ < > ~

Follow the steps mentioned below to program.

1. Keyboard Country setting code.

2. “Select Country Code”

Read numeric barcode (according to country code).

Country/

Language

No.

Country/

Language

No.

Country/

Language

No.

U.S. 10 Netherlands 26

Switzerland

French

45

Latin

America

11 Hungary 27

Switzerland

German

46

Brazil 12 Italian 28 Sweden 47

Belgium 20 Icelandic 29 Turkey F 48

Bulgarian

Latin 21 Norway 30 Turkey Q 49

Denmark 22 Poland 41 Japan 71

Finland 23 Portugal 42 Korea 72

France 24 Russia 43 Thai 73

Germany 25 Spain 44 Vietnam 74

How to append a “prefix” or a “suffix” to the

barcode data

prefix

suffix

1. scan above configuration code for Prefix or Suffix

2. enter the required values (right, numeric barcode) for Prefix or Suffix

using the hex values for the desired HEX values from Prefix & Suffix

TABLE (below page)”

3. then, end by scanning Code X (below, right)

*The max. of special characters is 5.

*When you append 1~4 required values for Prefix or Suffix, it must end

with Code X.

*It doesn’t need Code X, if you append 5 values to barcode data.

How to delete Prefix or Suffix

1. scan above configuration code for Prefix or Suffix

2. enter the “0” “0” (above, left)

3. then end by scanning Code X (below, right)

Numeric barcode for settings

0

6

C

1

7

D

2

8

E

3

9

F

4

A

5

B

X

Prefix & Suffix TABLE

HEX

HID

(SPP)

HEX

HID

(SPP)

HEX

HEX

HEX

HEX

01

CTRL A

(SOH)

19

CTRL Y

(EM)

20 SPACE 38 8 50 P 68 h

02

CTRL B

(STX)

1A

CTRL

Z(SUB)

21 ! 39 9 51 Q 69 i

03

CTRL C

(ETX)

1B

ESC

(ESC)

22 " 3A : 52 R 6A j

04

CTRL D

(EOT)

1C

CTRL \

(FS)

23 # 3B ; 53 S 6B k

05

CTRL E

(ENQ)

1D

CTRL ]

(GS)

24 $ 3C < 54 T 6C l

06

CTRL F

(ACK)

1E

CTRL ^

(RS)

25 % 3D = 55 U 6D m

07

CTRL G

(BEL)

1F

CTRL _

(US)

26 & 3E > 56 V 6E n

08

Backspace

(BS)

27 ' 3F ? 57 W 6F o

09

Tab

(HT)

HEX

HID

Only

28 ( 40 @ 58 X 70 p

0A

CTRL J

(LF)

80 F1 29 ) 41 A 59 Y 71 q

0B

CTRL K

(VT)

81 F2 2A * 42 B 5A Z 72 r

0C

CTRL L

(FF)

82 F3 2B + 43 C 5B [ 73 s

0D

Enter

(CR)

83 F4 2C , 44 D 5C \ 74 t

0E

CTRL N

(SO)

84 F5 2D - 45 E 5D ] 75 u

0F

CTRL O

(SI)

85 F6 2E . 46 F 5E ^ 76 v

10

CTRL P

(DLE)

86 F7 2F / 47 G 5F _ 77 w

11

CTRL Q

(DC1)

87 F8 30 0 48 H 60 ` 78 x

12

CTRL R

(DC2)

88 F9 31 1 49 I 61 a 79 y

13

CTRL S

(DC3)

89 F10 32 2 4A J 62 b 7A z

14

CTRL T

(DC4)

8A F11 33 3 4B K 63 c 7B {

15

CTRL U

(NAK)

8B F12 34 4 4C L 64 d 7C |

16

CTRL V

(SYN)

35 5 4D M 65 e 7D }

17

CTRL W

(ETB)

36 6 4E N 66 f 7E ~

18

CTRL X

(CAN)

37 7 4F O 67 g

5

Barcode Configuration Method:

(Flow chart for setup procedure :)

Start

Configuration

End

Configuration

1D Symbologies – 1

ENABLE

CODE 39

DISABLE

ENABLE

CODE 39 Transmit

Start/Stop Character

DISABLE

ENABLE

CODE 39

FULL ASCII

DISABLE

ENABLE

CODE 11

DISABLE

1D Symbologies – 2

ENABLE

ISSN

DISABLE

ENABLE

ISBN

DISABLE

ENABLE

UPC-E

DISABLE

ENABLE

UPC-A

DISABLE

ENABLE

Interleaved

25

DISABLE

ENABLE

Matrix 25

DISABLE

ENABLE

EAN-8

DISABLE

ENABLE

EAN-13

DISABLE

ENABLE

MSI

DISABLE

1D Symbologies – 3

ENABLE

GS1-Databar

(RSS)

DISABLE

ENABLE

GS1-Databar

(RSS-Limited)

DISABLE

ENABLE

GS1-Databar

(RSS-Expand)

DISABLE

ENABLE

CODE 128

DISABLE

ENABLE

GS1-128

UCC/EAN-128

DISABLE

ENABLE

CODE 93

DISABLE

ENABLE

Industrial 25

DISABLE

ENABLE

CODABAR

DISABLE

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