Socket Cordless Ring Scanner Series 9 Manuale utente

Socket Bluetooth®Cordless Ring Scanner™

Series 9

User’s Guide

5/2010 Document # 6410-00273 X

Socket, the Socket logo, Battery Friendly, Socket Bluetooth Cordless Ring Scanner, SocketScan,

Connect!Agent, Error Proof Protocol, ActivePairing, SocketCare, Business Mobility Now! and

Mobility Friendly are registered trademarks or trademarks of Socket Mobile, Inc. Bluetooth

and the Bluetooth logos are trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., U.S.A. and licensed to

Socket Mobile, Inc. All other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective

holders.

The Bluetooth Cordless Ring Scanner includes technology licensed under United States Patent

No. 5,902,991, 7,429,000 B1, D510,087S, D554,641 S, and D570,350, and European Community

Registered Designs 000522289-0001 and 000522289-0002.

Reproduction of the contents of this manual without the permission of Socket is expressly

prohibited. Please be aware that the products described in this manual may change without

notice.

Feel free to contact Socket at:

Socket Mobile, Inc.

39700 Eureka Drive

Newark, CA 94560-4808

USA

Other than the above, Socket can assume no responsibility for anything resulting from the

application of information contained in this manual.

Please refrain from any applications of the Socket Bluetooth Cordless Ring Scanner that are

not described in this manual. Please refrain from disassembling the Bluetooth Cordless Ring

Scanner. Disassembly of this device will void the product warranty.

You can track new product releases, software updates and technical bulletins online at:

http://www.socketmobile.com/

IMPORTANT!

The information in this User’s Guide is based on version 3 of the

Socket Bluetooth Cordless Ring Scanner hardware, which includes

devices with the following part numbers:

Ring Unit Part Number Wrist Unit Part Number

8550-00027 8550-00028

The features described in this manual that do not apply to older hardware versions of

the Socket Bluetooth Cordless Ring Scanner will be noted as such.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 | INTRODUCTION 4

ABOUT THE SOFTWARE 4

SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 4

INCLUDED ITEMS 5

BATTERY CHARGER 5

PRODUCT REGISTRATION 5

ACCESSORIES 5

SOCKETCARE™SERVICE PROGRAM 6

PRODUCT DIAGRAM 6

CABLE/FINGER STRAP SAFETY 6

STATUS INDICATOR LEDS AND BEEPS 7

ADVANCED PROGRAMMING GUIDE 7

2 | HARDWARE PREPARATION 8

ASSEMBLING THE AC ADAPTER 8

CHARGING AND INSTALLING THE BATTERY 8

ASSEMBLING AND PUTTING ON THE BLUETOOTH CRS 10

3 | SETUP FOR WINDOWS 7, VISTA OR XP 12

4 | SETUP FOR THE SOMO 650 35

5 | SETUP FOR NON-SOMO PDAS 49

6 | SETUP FOR RIM BLACKBERRY 64

7 | SETUP FOR NOKIA 72

APPENDICES

A SPECIFICATIONS 78

B SCANNING, SAFETY AND USAGE TIPS 81

C BARCODE LABEL SPECIFICATIONS 84

D ENABLING OR DISABLING SYMBOLOGIES 85

E DECODE ZONE 87

F RESTORING FACTORY DEFAULTS 88

G SPECIAL SCANNER BEHAVIORS 89

H TROUBLESHOOTING 90

I TECHNICAL SUPPORT 93

LIMITED WARRANTY 94

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE 96

1 | INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Socket Bluetooth Cordless Ring Scanner (CRS) Series 9.

This wearable device provides hands-free barcode scanning to boost productivity in

warehousing, inventory control, shipment tracking, and other data capture

applications.

The Bluetooth CRS features a durable design that is IP54 compliant, with an exclusive

Liquidmetal®construction that is twice as strong as titanium, extremely rugged and

scratch-resistant. The Battery Friendly® design uses minimal power, so you can use the

Bluetooth CRS for up to 10 hours on a single charge.

The Bluetooth CRS features a Class 1 Bluetooth radio so you can scan barcodes while

wirelessly connected to a Bluetooth enabled handheld, fixed station or vehicle-mount

computer located up to 300 feet (100 m) away. Socket offers multiple wireless

connection tools, including Connect!Agent™ software and ActivePairing™, which

automate the connection process.

ABOUT THE SOFTWARE

SocketScan™software feeds scanned data into any open program, as if the data

were manually typed. A configuration utility enables you to select Prefix/Suffixes,

sounds, and other special settings for the Bluetooth CRS.

Connect!Agent™software simplifies Bluetooth by automatically setting up and

managing the wireless connection (Windows Mobile only).

SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Windows XP, Vista or 7:

•Bluetooth radio and any of the following Bluetooth stacks:

−Broadcom 5.1.0.1700 or greater

−Microsoft Bluetooth stack

−Toshiba 4.00.34, 5.00.06F or greater

Windows Mobile:

•Any of the following Windows Mobile versions:

−Windows Mobile 2003, 2003SE or 5.0 for Pocket PC/Pocket PC Phone

−Windows Mobile 6 Classic/Professional

•Bluetooth radio and any of the following Bluetooth stacks:

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 5

−Broadcom 1.5 or greater

−Microsoft Bluetooth stack for Windows Mobile

−Stonestreet One 1.2.4 (Build 1783) for Windows Mobile

Note: Software installation requires a host PC, connection cable/cradle, and ActiveSync/Windows

Mobile Device Center software, free from the Microsoft website. Alternatively, advanced users can

install a CAB file (see Readme).

RIM BlackBerry: The Socket Bluetooth CRS works with the BlackBerry Storm, Bold,

Curve, and Pearl Smartphones.

Nokia: The Socket Bluetooth CRS works with the Nokia E61, E61i, and E71

Smartphones. Other devices running Symbian OS 9.1 or later may be supported.

Note: For instructions for the Intermec CK30, contact Socket technical support.

INCLUDED ITEMS

Wrist unit Ring unit Coiled cable

Software and

Documentation

Finger straps (2)

Wrist strap

Li-ion battery

BATTERY CHARGER

Order separately, SKU# AC4048-1143

AC adapter with plugs for

USA, Europe, Australia

Battery charger

PRODUCT REGISTRATION

Socket recommends that all customers register their products. Registered users benefit

from priority technical support and can choose to get special offers and upgrade

information. Register online at: http://support.socketmobile.com

ACCESSORIES

Socket offers a variety of accessories for the Bluetooth CRS, including:

•Multi-bay charger that can charge up to 8 wrist units and/or spare batteries

simultaneously

•Bluetooth USB adapter that comes with ActivePairing barcode labels

•USB A male to DC plug cable

For information on these and other accessories, please visit:

http://ww1.socketmobile.com/products/bluetooth-scanners/accessories-bt.aspx

SOCKETCARE™SERVICE PROGRAM

SocketCare is an enhanced service program that supports deployments of the Bluetooth

CRS with faster technical support, faster repair and replacement, and the option for full

coverage. For more information, please visit: http://www.socketmobile.com/socketcare

PRODUCT DIAGRAM

Note: The Bluetooth Device Address is labeled on the bottom of the wrist unit. It helps you

identify your Bluetooth CRS.

CABLE/FINGER STRAP SAFETY

The Bluetooth CRS is designed to break away from the hand or finger if subjected to

unusual force. This feature is designed to reduce the risk or extent of injury in case the

Bluetooth CRS gets entangled with industrial equipment. If the cable or finger strap

breaks away during use, simply reassemble it to resume operation.

Power button

Good Read LED

Left Tri

er Button

Bluetooth Status LED

ht Tri

er Button

Batter

Status LED

Batter

Door Lock

Coiled cable

Wrist Unit

Rin

Unit

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 7

STATUS INDICATOR LEDS AND BEEPS

Ring Unit LED

LED LED Activity Meaning

Good Read

(Green LED) On Data successfully scanned and sent to host device

Wrist Unit LEDs

LED LED Activity Meaning

On Power button pressed

1 blink per

second Bluetooth radio is on, no connection

Bluetooth

Status

(Blue LED) 1 blink every 3

seconds Scanner connected to computer

Blinking 20% battery capacity remaining

On 10% battery capacity remaining

Battery

Status

(Red LED) Off Off or Good Battery status

Wrist Unit Beeps

Beep Pattern Meaning

2 beeps (low-high) Power on

2 beeps (high-low) Power off

1 beep CRS connected to host computer

(only when used with SocketScan)

2 beeps (same tone) CRS disconnected from host computer

1 beep with green

LED (optional setting) Data successfully scanned and sent to host computer

3 long beeps Cable disconnected from wrist unit

5 beeps CRS has detected an error and reset

ADVANCED PROGRAMMING GUIDE

The SocketScan Advanced Programming Guide is available online at:

http://www.socketmobile.com/support/downloads

2|HARDWARE PREPARATION

Note: The battery charger and AC adapter are sold separately, SKU# AC4048-1143.

ASSEMBLING THE AC ADAPTER

The AC adapter for the Bluetooth CRS charger comes

with plugs for USA, Europe, and Australia.

1. Insert the appropriate plug for your region into the

AC adapter.

2. While pressing the release button, push down on

the plug and turn it clockwise until it locks into

place. Release the button.

3. Plug into a power outlet. The two LEDs will flash.

CHARGING AND INSTALLING THE BATTERY

Notes:

•Please charge the battery for 3 hours before initial use.

•You can charge the battery before or after inserting it into the wrist unit.

•The charger can charge a wrist unit and spare battery simultaneously.

•Do not use the charger or scanner with other batteries, this will void the warranty.

•A fully charged battery can power 12,000+ scans in ~ 10 hours under normal

conditions.

Battery Charger LEDs

Icon LED Color Description

Yellow Charging battery inside CRS wrist unit

Green Battery inside CRS is fully charged

Yellow Charging battery inside charger cradle

Green Battery inside charger is fully charged

Note: Plugging the wrist unit cable into a CRS wrist unit without a battery may

cause a series of flashing LEDs. To recover, unplug and reinsert the cable into the

CRS wrist unit with a battery installed.

Note: Other charging options are online at: http://www.socketmobile.com/products

•Multi-Bay Charger: Charge up to 8 wrist units and 8 spare batteries

simultaneously. SKU# AC4046-1141

•Mobile Power Pack (not available in EMEA): Portable battery back can replace

the AC adapter of either charger. SKU# AC4009-541

CHAPTER 2: HARDWARE PREPARATION 9

Charging the

battery

You can charge the battery directly in the charger or after installing

it in the wrist unit. You can charge a wrist unit and spare battery

simultaneously.

•When inserting a battery directly into the charger, make sure the

metal contacts of the battery touch those inside the charger.

•To charge a wrist unit, simply install the battery and connect the

charger cable to the top of the wrist unit.

Unlocking the

Battery Door

Use a coin or screwdriver to turn the lock counterclockwise to the

position shown.

WARNING! To prevent damage to the lock, do not turn it too

forcefully or past the position shown!

Installing the

Battery

With the wrist unit right-side up, insert the battery with the blank

side on top and metal contacts in front.

Metal contacts

WARNING! To prevent damage to the battery, do not insert it

backwards or upside-down!

Close and lock the battery door. The door will not fully close if the

battery is inserted wrong.

ASSEMBLING AND PUTTING ON THE BLUETOOTH CRS

STEP 1:

Attach finger

strap to ring

unit.

Insert plastic clip into slot and gently push down. Repeat on other side.

Important! Do not twist the clips during insertion or removal!

Note: To remove, grasp a clip and gently pull out. Repeated removal may

distort the post and make it unusable.

STEP 2: Attach

the wrist unit.

Press the wrist unit into the plastic holder of the wrist strap. Align the

wrist unit so that the power button on the left side rests in the notch

on the side of the plastic holder.

STEP 3: Put on

wrist strap.

When putting on the wrist strap, insert the end of the strap through

either buckle (or both), depending on the thickness of your arm.

STEP 4:

Connect cable

to ring unit.

Plug the narrow end of the cable into the connector on the ring unit.

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