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 WARNING
Please power down the host computer before
connecting this scanner. This is critical to
protecting both the scanner and the host from
serious damage

c 2005 International Technologies & Systems Corporation.

The information contained herein is provided to the user
as a convenience. While every effort has been made to
ensure accuracy, ID TECH is not responsible for damages
that might occur because of errors or omissions, including
any loss of profit or other commercial damage. The
specifications described herein were current at the time of
publication, but are subject to change at any time without
prior notice.

ID TECH is a registered trademark of International Technologies

& Systems Corporation EconoScan and Value through Innovation
are trademarks of International Technologies & Systems
Corporation

and Compliance :
This device has been tested and found comply with the
limits for a Class B digital pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules.
This device has been tested and found compliant
with the following listed standards as required by the
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC as amended by directives
92/EEC and 93/68/EEC: EN55022(1992); EN55024(1992);
EN55082-1 (1998)
All rights are reserved. No part of this document may
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 CONTENTS
GENERAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
INTRODUCTION, EZ TROUBLESHOOTING ----------------------- --- ------------ 2~3
CLONING MODE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4~5
GETTING STARTED
>>> HOW TO FIX THE SCANNER TO THE TERMINAL ----------------------- 6~7
>>> HOW TO CHANGE A CABLE --------------------------------------------------------- 7
>>> HOW TO SETUP THE PARAMETER.----------------------------------------------- 8

SETTING GROUP
GROUP 1 >>>> INTERFACES SELECTION, COMPUTER TYPE, DEFAULT. ---------- 9
GROUP 2 >>>> READING MODE SETTING. -------------------------------------------- ------ 10
GROUP 3 >>>> CHECK VERSION, BEEP TONE, CAPLOCK MODE.-------------------- 11
GROUP 4 >>>> PREAMBLE AND POSTAMBLE.----------------------------------------------- 12
GROUP 5 >>>> ACCURACY ADJUSTMENT.---------------------------------------------------- 13
GROUP 6 >>>> ENABLE AND DISABLE CODE ID.------------------------------------------- 14
GROUP 7 >>>> SYMBOLOGIES CODE ID IDENTIFIER., SET ID ------------------------ 15
GROUP 8~9 >> CODE ID CONFIGURATION: SET CODE ID ----------------------- 16~17
GROUP 10 >>> DELAY BETWEEN BLOCK AND CHARACTER.-------------------------- 18
GROUP 11 >>> TERMINATOR AND KEYBOARD LAYOUT. -------------------------------- 19
GROUP 12 >>> RS232-BAUD RATE, DATA BITS & PARITY,-------------------------------- 20
GROUP 13 >>> RS232-STOP BIT,HANDSHAKING, ACK/NAK, FLOW CONTROL--- 21
GROUP 14 >>> WAND EMULATION PARAMETER SETTING. --------------------------- 22

SYMBOLOGIES FORMATING (GROUP 15~ GROUP 31). ----------------------- 23

GROUP 15 ~16>ENABLE AND DISABLE SYMBOLOGIES. --------------------------- 24~25
GROUP 17 >>> CHINA POST CODE ( TOSHIBA CODE), CODE 32.----------------- 26
APPEND 1 >>> NUMERIC TABLE, MIN/MAX LENGTHS SETTING -------------------- 27
GROUP 18 >>> UK PLESSEY CODE, MSI CODE. ----------------------------------------- 28
APPEND 1 >>> NUMERIC TABLE, MIN/MAX LENGTHS SETTING ------------------ 29
GROUP 19 >>> CODE IATA, CODE93.TELEPEN.-------------------------------------------- 30
APPEND 1 >>> NUMERIC TABLE, MIN/MAX LENGTHS SETTING -------------------- 31
GROUP 20 >>> INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5, CODE 11 .----------------------------------------- 32
APPEND 1 > >> NUMERIC TABLE, MIN/MAX LENGTHS SETTING ------------------- 33
GROUP 21 >>> CODABAR.------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
APPEND 1 >>> NUMERIC TABLE, MIN/MAX LENGTHS SETTING---------------------- 35
GROUP 22 >>> ABC-CODABAR, CX CODE ----------------.--------------------------------- 36
GROUP 23 >>> CODABAR COUPLING, ------------------------------------------------------- 37
GROUP 24 >>> CODE 128, STANDARD CODE 39, FULL ASCII CODE 39.----------- 38
APPEND 1 >>> NUMERIC TABLE, MIN/MAX LENGTHS SETTING -------------------- 39
GROUP 25 >>> INDUSTRIAL 2 OF 5, MATRIX 2 OF 5.------------------------------------- 40
APPEND 1 >>> NUMERIC TABLE, MIN/MAX LENGTHS SETTING--------------------- 41
GROUP 26 >>> UPC-E. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
GROUP 27 >>> UPC-E(0), (1) ,UPC-E & UPC-A EXPAND ----------------------------- 43
GROUP 28 >>> UPC-A..----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44
GROUP 29 >>> EAN 8. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 45
GROUP 30 >>> EAN 13 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
GROUP 31 >>> EAN/ UCC 128 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 47

GROUP 32 ~ 39 >>>> FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 --------------------- 48 ~55

GROUP 40 >>>>> NUMERIC ( CODE 39 ) TABLE. --------------------------- 56
GROUP 41~ 42 >>>> FUNCTION CODE ( CODE 39 ) FOR PC AT.------ 57~58
GROUP 43~ 46 >>>> TROUBLE SHOOTING --------------------------------- 59~62
Ms6262 CONTROL CODE LIST FOR Rs232. ----------------------------------------- 63

1
 INTRODUCTION
ID TECH's EconoScan CCD Scanner is specially designed to
deliver high-end bar code reading performance at the lowest
possible price. The scanner utilizes exceptional decoding
technology. One-time settings are easily made by scanning set-up
bar codes in this handy user's manual. The EconoScan enables
quick contact scanning of bar codes up to 3.5 inches in length.At
a scan rate of 150 scans per second, low-quality or damaged bar
codes, as well as small or high-density bar codes, can be read
with exceptional speed and accuracy. This rugged scanner contains
no moving parts, yet it is exceptionally lightweight and designed to
fit comfortably in the hand for extended periods of usage. The
cable is detachable for easy replacement or theuse of multiple
interfaces.

GENERAL
The EconoScan has many settings that can be used to conform the
unit to the requirements of a particular application. For most usages,
however,the default settings programmed into the unit at the factory
are appropriate.It is not recommended that the default settings be
changed unless thereis a specific need to alter the characteristics of
the scanner's performance.

EZ TROUBLESHOOTING
The EconoScan is easy to install and use. Many problems
encountered can be attributed to a wrong setting that has been
programmed into the scanner. Before troubleshooting the problem,
try this:
1. Unplug the cable from the host computer.
2. Plug the cable back into the host computer.
3. Reset the scanner settings to DEFAULT (Group 1).
. A001$

If these steps do not resolve the problem, please refer to the

troubleshooting table on the next page. If this fails to correct the
problem, please consult the troubleshooting section beginning on
page 59 for further assistance.

2
 Fig ur e 2

No Kind of Tr oubl e s S y m pto m s Solutions

1 Com pu ter Ty pe 1. Unplug the cable from the host computer.
Scanner seems to be performing as usual, but no data is being output.
( G r ou p 1) 2. Plug the cable back into the host computer.
3. Set the scanner to the exact computer type immediately.

1. Unplug the cable from the host computer.

2 I n te rf a c es Sel ec t i on s
( G r oup 1) The scanner does not scan when the trigger is depressed. 2. Plug the cable back into the host computer.
3. Set the scanner to the correct interface. Thecable
needs to match the interface.

Most settings require only a single bar code , but a few need several different
3 S ettin g Pr oc edu r e bar codes to be scanned in order to completely define a setting. They are:
h ave not com ple t e d 1. Preamble, Postamble (Group 4)
( Setting N eed Tripl e 1. Follow the procedures for these settings at the

3
2.Accuracy Adjustment (Group 5) appropriate pages.
S hot sc anni ng )
3. Customer ID Configuration (Groups 8 and 9) 2. The scanner will beep three times for an incomplete
- -- -- --- -- -- --- -- --- -- --
G roup - 4,5,8,9, 17, 4. Min/Max Length (Groups 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25) setting.
18, 19,20,22,23 ,24, 5. ABC Codabar (Groups 22 and 23) 3. Scan RESET to try a setting again.
25,31 6. CX-Codabar (Groups 22 and 23)
7. Coupling Codabar (Groups 22 and 23)
8. EAN 128 (Group 31)

4 Limitation of length of
the bar code The scanner is reading correctly, except for certain bar codes of a Reset the Min/Max setting for the bar code symbology
certain length affected.

5 Rs232 Protocol Ensure the correct RS-232 communication parameters

Comunication setting The scanner appears to be working in the RS-232 interface, but no have been set: Baud Rate, Handshaking, Stop Bits, Data
problem data is m being output. Bits, andParity. These settings must be the same for both
the scanner and the host.
 CLONING MODE
WHAT IS CLONING MODE?
CLONING duplicates a scanner's settings in other scanners. It can
save time when a number of scanners must be programmed to the
same settings.

HOW SHOULD THE CLONING WORK?

1. Using this guide, make all the necessary settings for one scanner.
2. Scan the CLONING MODE bar code shown in Figure 1.
3. When CLONING MODE is scanned, all setup parameters will be
converted to alphanumeric characters and shown on the monitor.
4. Using a bar code printer, print out all the setup parameters as
Code-39 bar code labels.
5. Scan the printed labels sequentially with each scanner to be
programmed.

. A016$
Figure 1
CLONING MODE
. A018$

CLONING MODE ON- PC/AT

.A018$( Cloning Mode on PC/AT) - you can clone the settings to a PC/AT
regardless what kind of device has been chosen on the scanner

NOTES:
1. All cloning strings are upper case.
2. All cloning strings printed on labels should be the same as those on
the monitor sequentially from first to last.
3. Cloning mode works in Word Note Pad only.
4. Never edit the data on the first row (.A017$). It is an entry gate for
cloning.
5. The cloning string's length can be adjusted by combining multiple
strings into one, or by breaking one string to multiple strings starting
from the second row after "....". Length must be in sequences of four,
such as 4,8,12,16,20 (MAX).
6. Be sure to print the dots exactly where they are shown on the monitor.

FORMAT OF CLONING

* Format of Cloning :
1st rows >>> ".A017$" ( never edit any data of the first row )
2nd rows >>> "....XXXX" you can adjust the String's Length starting
from the dots"...." forward. The length of the string should
be in 4, 8,12,16 or 20 ( MAX )digits.
3rd rows~ so on >>> XXXX
End rows- A dot "." Is an ending of cloning.

XXXX Stand for any String

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EXAMPLE :
1. PROJECT ASSIGNMENTS :
1.1. Beep tone: BEEP LOW -- HIGH .
1.2. Capslock Mode: CAPSLOCK ON ( FIXED ).
1.3. Reading Mode: CONTINUOUS AUTO OFF.

2. SETTING PROCEDURE:
2.1. Scan BEEP LOW.--HIGH (GROUP 3).
2.2. Scan CAPSLOCK ON (FIXED).(GROUP 3).
2.3. Scan CONTINUOUS AUTO OFF. (GROUP2).

3. Scan CLONING MODE (Figure 1). All parameters will be converted

to alphanumeric characters and shown on the monitor.

.A017$
....0604
5A025F04
.
4. Print the results shown on the monitor as bar codes with a bar code
printer. The bar codes should be in the Code 39 symbology.
. A017$

. . . . 0604

5A025F04.

5. Scan these labels with any of the scanners that must be programmed
with the same settings as the first scanner. Be sure to scan from the
first row to the second and so on sequentially, top to bottom.

CORRECT SETTING

.A017$
.... 4 .A017$
0604 4
5A02 4 ....06045A02 12
5F04 4 5F04. 4+.( Dot)
. . (Dot)

WRONG SETTING
.A017$
.. Wrong Setting: The string"...."
..0604 Consists of 4 Dots, located at the
5A02 beginning of second rows, Do not
break the "...." Into multiple string.
5F04
.

.A017$ Wrong Setting: The string lengths in the

....06045 9 x second and third rows do not match the
A025F04 7 x } length requirements, because rows should
be in lengths of four digits.
. . (Dot)

X Wrong Setting Because you add

.A017$.... " ...." After .A017$
0604 4 The 0.A17$ is a FIXED parameter for
5A02 4 setup entering. It is an unchangeable
5F04. 4+.(Dot) parameter. Never adds, delete or
rearrange data from the FIRST row.

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GETTING STARTED

HOW TO CONNECT THE SCANNER TO THE HOST COMPUTER

KEYBOARD WEDGE INTERFACE

1. Power down the host computer.
2. Disconnect the keyboard cable from the computer.
3. Connect the "Y" cable between the keyboard and the scanner and the computer.
4. Restart the computer.
5. The scanner will beep.
6. Set the scanner to KEYBOARD interface by referring to GROUP 1
(Interface Selections).
7. Scanner will beep to confirm the setting.
8. Scan a bar code to confirm that data shows on the monitor.

TO KB

TO PC KB PORT

RS-232 INTERFACE
1.Power down the host computer.
2.Connect the RS-232 cable between the scanner and the computer.
3 Connect the power adaptor to the cable.
4 Restart the computer, .
5.Plug the power adaptor into a power outlet.
6.The scanner will beep.
7.Set the scanner to RS-232 interface by referring to GROUP 1
(Interface Selection).
8.Set RS-232 protocol: Baud Rate, Stop Bits, Handshaking, Data Bits,
and Parity.
9.Scan a bar code to confirm that data shows on the monitor.
NOTES:
1.Before plugging the power adaptor into the scanner, be sure the voltage, power
consumption, and inner and outer DC characteristics are correct to avoid serious
damage to the scanner and/or the computer.
2.Make sure the protocol communication settings of the scanner (such as baud rate,
data bits, etc.) match those of the host computer. Otherwise, no data will be
transmitted..
Check the power adaptor to ensure:
1.Input of AC current 110V/ 220V matches the power supply standard of the
country in which the scanner is being used.
2.Adapter output is +5V DC
3.The jack input is +5V DC.
TO PC COM PORT

To Power Adaptor DC JACK

Check the power adaptor If:

1.Input of AC current 110V/ 220V match
to the power supply standard of your
country.
2.Output of Power is 5V DC
3.The jack is inner +5V.

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 USB Interface
The USB Interface supported is compatible with the Apple MAC series,
later PCs and Windows 98, 2000, Me, and XP.
1. Connect the USB cable between the scanner and the computer.
2. The scanner will beep.
3. The Scanner will detect the USB driver automatically. (The first time the
scanner is connected via the USB port, follow the appropriate instructions
for the host computer.)
4. Set the scanner to KEYBOARD/USB interface by referring to GROUP 1
(Interface Selections).
5. Scanner will beep to confirm the setting.
6. Scan a bar code to confirm that data shows on the monitor.

HOW TO CHANGE A CABLE

The EconoScan is designed to switch easily between interface options.

To switch from one interface to another, the appropriate cable must be
installed. To change a cable, simply follow these steps:
1.To release the cable, insert a pin or straightened paper clip into the
hole at the base of the scanner where the cable is connected.
2. Remove the cable from the scanner.
3. Plug in the new cable.

After changing to a new cable, be sure to resetthe interface setting as

appropriate (including parameter settings for the RS-232 interface).

New Cable

Present cable

New Cable

Present cable

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 HOW TO SET THE PARAMETERS

How do you program a scanner with this user's guide?

1. Aim the scanner directly at the bar code representing the function/parameter
you want to set.

2. When you will hear two beeps, the new setting will have been defined or
updated into the memory processor.
All DEFAULT parameters are indicated in bold type and underlined characters.
The character font is ARIAL BLACK. CD = Check Digit. CDV = Check Digit
Verification. Most settings require only a single bar code , but a few need
several different bar codes to be scanned in order to completely define a
setting. They are:

. A001$

DEFAULT
Setting code

2.1Preamble / Postamble (maximum 16 digits)

Scan CLR PRE/POSTAMBLE. Scan PREAMBLE or POSTAMBLE. Scan
any alphanumeric from Full ASCII Table in Groups 32-40. Scan PREAMBLE
or POSTAMBLE.
2.2.Min Length / Max Length:
Scan MIN LENGTH or MAX LENGTH. Scan two digits from Appendix 1. Scan
MIN LENGTH or MAX LENGTH.
2.3.Accuracy Adjustment:
Scan ACCURACY ADJUSTMENT. Scan one digit from Appendix 1. Scan
ACCURACY ADJUSTMENT.
2.4.Customer configuration ID -- ( Example: Code 39 )
Scan CODE 39 SET ID from Group 8. Scan alphanumeric (maximum 2 digits)
from Full ASCII table in Groups 32 -40. Scan CODE 39 SET ID from Group 8.
2.5.Set A Data - ( CX-Codabar, ABC Codabar, Codabar Coupling).
Scan SET A DATA. Scan any alphanumeric character from Full ASCII Table in
Groups 32 -40. Scan SET A DATA.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a setting is not
yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., scan RESET to start again.

. P 023$

.
RESET

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 -- GROUP 1 --
.
INTERFACES SELECTION,
COMPUTER TYPE, DEFAULT.

. A001$
DEFAULT

. C004$
COMPUTER TYPE
. C005$
PC- AT

. C006$
PC-XT

. C007$
MAC ADB

NOTEBOOK*

SYMPTOMS SOLUTION
1. Unplug the cable from the
host computer.
Scanner seems to be performing as 2. Plug the cable back into the
usual,but no data is being output. host computer.
3. Set the scanner to the exact
computer type immediately.

Caution: Please ensure the correct computer type is set when the scanner is
attached to a new host computer. If set to NOTEBOOK, the scanner will operate
with no external keyboard.
. C001$
INTERFACES SELECTION
. C008$
KEYBOARD& USB

. C003$
RS485

. C002$
WAND

RS232

SYMPTOMS SOLUTION
1. Unplug the cable from the
host computer.
The scanner does not scan when the 2. Plug the cable back into the
trigger is depressed. host computer.
3. Set the scanner to the correct
interface.The cable needs to
match the interface.

The EconoScan is designed to switch easily between interface

options. To switch from one interface to another, the appropriate
cable must be installed. After changing to a new cable, be sure
to reset the interface setting as appropriate

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 -- GROUP 2 --
READING MODE SETTING

. F005$
* LED is always on. ,
* The trigger does not function in
Continuous Mode.
CONTINUOUS MODE
. F001$
*The LED is on steadily if a bar code is close
to the scanner, but starts to flash if no bar
code has been detected after 60 seconds.
*The trigger does not function in Flash Mode.
FLASH MODE

. F002$
* The LED will light when the trigger is
pressed.
* The LED will go off when the trigger is
TRIGGER MODE released.

. F006$
* The LED is always on when the trigger is
pressed .
* The LED will go off if no bar code has been
CONTINUOUS AUTO OFF detected after 60 seconds.

. F003$
* This function works like Trigger Mode, but
the scanner beeps to indicate a good read.

TOGGLE MODE

. F007$
* If Auto-Sensing (Triggerless) Mode is on, the
LED will go off if the scanner does notdetect
a bar code.
* The LED lights automatically when a bar
*AUTO SENSING MODE code is detected.

. F008$
* If Ultraviolet Mode is on, the ultraviolet light
source will light and stay on continuously.
* The ultraviolet light will go off when the
*ULTRAVIOLET MODE trigger is pressed, and back on when the
trigger is released.

. F004$
* Factory Test Scanning

TEST MODE

NOTES:
1. To extend the scanner's life, keep the scanner set to Trigger Mode or
Continuous Auto Off Mode.
2. Only certain models support Auto Sensing or Ultraviolet Modes.
3. For convenience, print the bar code for Ultraviolet Mode and keep it near
the work station for easy scanning when needed.
4. In Ultraviolet Mode, press the trigger button and the reading mode will
swift from Ultraviolet Mode to the reading mode the scanner was last in.
5. The LED will glow RED for STANDBY and GREEN for GOOD READ.

.
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 -- GROUP 3 --
CHECK VERSION, BEEP TONE ,CAPLOCK MODE

. F012$
BEEP TONE MODE
OFF
. F014$

BEEP HIGH
. F016$

BEEP HIGH--LOW
. F013$

BEEP MEDIUM
. F015$

BEEP LOW--HIGH
. F017$

BEEP LOW

. A007$
CHECK VERSION
CHECK VERSION
. A005$
CAPITAL LOCK MODE
CAPLOCK OFF
. A006$

CAPLOCK ON ( FIXED )
. A004$

CAPLOCK ON

NOTES
1.If CAPLOCK ON (FIXED) is on, the scanner will send all characters in
upper case only.
2.(CODABAR is the exception.) If ABCD/ABCD, abcd/abcd, ABCD/TN*E,
abcd/tn*e are on, they work independently according to their rules.

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 -- GROUP 4 --
PREAMBLE & POSTAMBLE.

PREAMBLE & POSTAMBLE ( PREFIX AND SUFFIX )

. A011$

CLEAR PRE/ POSTAMBLE

. A012$

PREAMBLE (16)
. A013$

POSTAMBLE (16)

EXAMPLE:
Set PREAMBLE String as " ## "
POSTAMBLE String as " $$ "

SETTING PROCEDURE:
STEP 1 : Scan : CLEAR PRE/ POSTAMBLE.
STEP 2 : Scan : PREAMBLE.
STEP 3 : Scan : " # " twice from FULL ASCII Table.
STEP 4 : Scan : PREAMBLE.
STEP 5 : Scan : POSTAMBLE.
STEP 6 : Scan : " $ " twice From FULL ASCII Table.
STEP 7 : Scan : POSTAMBLE.

FORMAT:
{ Preamble}{CodeID}{Bar Code}{Postamble}

NOTES:
1. A PREAMBLE is a string of up to 16 characters added to
the beginning of a scanned barcode.
2. A POSTAMBLE is a string of up to16 characters added to
the end of a scanned bar code.
3. Default value for either: None.

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 -- GROUP 5 --
ACCURACY ADJUSTMENT

. A010$
ACCURACY
ADJUSTMENT

Accuracy Adjustment assures a more reliable decoded output.

Enabling the feature and setting a number from 1 to 9 subjects
the decoded output a higher standardof accuracy. The higher
the number, the greater the accuracy.

SETTING PROCEDURE:
1. Scan ACCURACY ADJUSTMENT.
2. Scan one digit ( 1~9) from barcode menu above.
3. Scan ACCURACY ADJUSTMENT.

. P 023$

RESET
NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as reminder that a setting is
not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., scan RESET to start
again.

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 -- GROUP 6 --
ENABLE AND DISABLE CODE ID

ENABLE CODE ID
. A008$

FACTORY ID ON

. A014$

AIM ID ON

. A015$

SET ID -ON

DISABLE CODE ID
. A009$

NOTES:
1. Only ONE code ID will be sent.
2. The code ID is located at the position before the bar code data and
after the preamble.

EXAMPLE :
1.Preamble 145287,
2.Code ID: enable AIM ID,
3.Bar code symbologies : EAN 13+5

145287 ]E0 4 563987 123453 12411

Preamble CODE ID BARCODE / DATA
145287 AIM ID : ]E0 EAN 13 +5

OUTPUT : 145287]E0456398712345312411

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 -- GROUP 7 --
SYMBOLOGIES CODE ID IDENTIFIER, SET ID

SYMBOLOGIES CODE ID IDENTIFIER

Factory AIM Factory AIM

SYMBOLOGIES SYMBOLOGIES
ID ID ID ID
MSI O ]M0 CODABAR N ]F0
EAN 8 S ]E0 DELTA Code G
UPC -E E ]E0 LABEL Code C
UPC -A A ]E0 UK PLESSY P ]PO
EAN 13 F ]E0 MATRIX 2 OF 5 Y ]X0
Code 93 L ]G0 FULL ASCII Code 39 D ]A0
Code 11 J ]H0 STANDARD Code 39 M ]A0
TELEPEN U ]B0 IATA 2 of 5 R ]R0
INDUSTRIAL 2 OF 5
EAN 128 T ]C1 V ]S0
( Code 2 of 5 )
China Post Code
Code 128 K ]C0 H ]X0
( Toshiba Code )
Code 32
B ]X0 INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5 I ]I0
( Code 39 PARAF)

SET ID - SETTING PROCEDURES

1. Scan the SET ID bar code for a particular symbology.

2. Scan one or two alphanumeric characters from the Full ASCII Table.
3. Scan the SET ID bar code again.

Example :Define the MSI Code ID = A, Code 93 = G9

MSI :
Step1: Scan MSI Set ID (Group 9).
Step2: "A" from Group 35.
Step3: Scan MSI Set ID (Group 9).
Code 93:
Step1: Scan Code 93 Set ID (Group 9).
Step2: "G" from Group 36, Scan "9" from Group 40..
Step3: Scan Code 93 Set ID (Group 9).

NOTES:
1. The length of a Code ID is either one or two characters. If one character
is set, the Code ID output will be one character. If two characters are set,
the Code ID output will be two characters.
2. Only one type of Code ID will be sent.

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 -- GROUP 8 --
CODE ID CONFIGURATION: SET ID

. P001$

EAN 13 Set ID
. P002$

EAN 8- Set ID
. P003$

UPC E Set ID
. P004$

UPC A Set ID
. P005$

CODE 39 Set ID
. P013$

Code 93 Set ID
. P007$

Codabar Set ID
. P021$

IATA Set ID
. P010$

Code 128 Set ID

. P016$

EAN128 Set ID
. P022$

Telepen Set ID
. P009$

Code 11 Set ID
. P011$

Code 32 Set ID

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 -- GROUP 9 --
.
CODE ID CONFIGURATION: SET ID

. P012$

China Post Code

[ TOSHIBA Code ] Set ID
. P014$

MSI Code Set ID

. P015$

UK Plessy Set ID
. P017$

Matrix 2 of 5 Set ID
. P006$

Interleaved 2 of 5
Set ID
. P018$

Industrial 2 of 5 Set ID
. P008$

Full ASCLL Code39

Set ID
. P019$

Rss 14/Limited

. P020$

LABEL Code Set ID

( Reserved )

. P023$

RESET
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., scan RESET
to start again.

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 -- GROUP 10 --
DELAY BETWEEN BLOCKS AND CHARACTERS

. B001$
INTERBLOCK DELAY
0mS
. B002$

10mS
. B003$

50mS
. B004$

100mS
. B005$

200mS
. B006$

500mS

. B010$
INTERCHARACTER DELAY
140uS
. B011$

500uS
. B012$

1mS
. B013$

4mS
. B014$

16mS

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 -- GROUP 11 --
TERMINATOR AND KEYBOARD LAYOUT

. C013$
KEYBOARD LAYOUT
. C010$
SPANISH

. C014$
ENGLISH (USA)

. C018$
ITALIAN
. C015$
ENGLISH (UK) )
. C011$
UNIVERSAL CODE
. C016$
GERMAN

. C012$
SWISS
. C017$
FRENCH

. C009$
CZECH (QWERTY)

JAPAN

. D013$
TERMINATOR
. D010$
CR+LF
. D014$
NONE
. D011$
TAB
. D015$
LF
. D012$
SPACE
. D016$
CR

ESC
NOTES:
1. For the Keyboard Wedge interface the default terminator is CR.
2. For the USB interfaces the default terminator is CR,
3. For the RS232 interfaces the default terminator is CR+LF

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 -- GROUP 12 --
Rs232: BAUD RATE,DATA BITS & PARITY

. E005$
BAUD RATE
. E001$
4800
. E006$
300
. E002$
9600
. E007$
600
. E003$
19200
. E022$
1200
. E004$
38400

2400

. E012$
DATA BITS & PARITY
. E008$
8 Bits SPACE
. E013$
8 Bits None

. E009$
7 Bits EVEN
. E014$
8 Bits EVEN
. E010$
7 Bits ODD
. E015$
8 Bits ODD
. E011$
7 Bits MARK
. E021$
8 bits MARK

7 Bits SPACE

20
 -- GROUP 13--
Rs232 : STOP BIT,
HANDSHAKING, ACK/NAK, FLOW CONTROL

. E016$
STOP BITS
1 STOP BITS

. E017$

2 STOP BITS

. E018$

HANSHAKING
NONE
. E019$

RTS enabled in
Communication
. E020$

RTS enable at
Power up
. E023$
ACK / NAK
ON
. E024$

OFF

. E025$
FLOW CONTROL:
TIME OUT 1 Sec
. E026$

3 Sec
. E027$

10 Sec
. E028$

Unlimited

21
 -- GROUP 14--
WAND EMULATION PARAMETER SETTING

. D001$
LEVEL DURATION OF
MINI WIDTH
200us

. D002$

600uS

. D003$
POLARITY OF
IDLE CONDITION
LOW

. D004$

HIGH

. D005$
OUTPUT OF WAND
EMULATION
Bar High / Space Low

. D006$

Bar Low / Space High

. D007$
WAVE FORM
PEN TYPE

. D008$

FULL ASCII CODE 39

22
 GR OUP 15 ~ 3 1
S YMBOLOGI E S

23
F OR M ATTING
 -- GROUP 15 --
ENABLE and DISABLE SYMBOLOGIES

ENABLE
. A002$
DISABLE
. A003$
ENABLE ALL CODE
. K010$
DISABLE ALL CODE
. K011$
CODE 32
. K001$
CODE 32

. K002$
CHINA POSTAL CODE

. L010$
CHINA POSTALCODE

. L011$
UK PLESSY CODE

. N001$
UK PLESSY CODE

. N002$
INDUSTRIAL 2 OF 5
. M010$
INDUSTRIAL 2 OF 5

. M011$
MATRIX 2 OF 5

. J001$
MATRIX 2 OF 5

. J002$
INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5
. J010$
INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5
. J011$
CODE 128
. I 001$
CODE 128
. I 002$
CODABAR
. L014$
CODABAR
. L015$
TELEPEN

TELEPEN

24
 -- GROUP 16 --
ENABLE and DISABLE SYMBOLOGIES

ENABLE
. H001$
DISABLE
. H002$
UPC-A

. H007$
UPC-A
. H008$
UPC-E

. H019$
UPC-E

. H020$
EAN -8

. H013$
EAN-8
. H014$
EAN -13

. L001$
EAN-13
. L002$
MSI

. G008$
MSI

. G009$
CODE 39

. I 010$
CODE 39
. I 011$
CODE 11
. G010$
CODE 11
. G011$
CODE 93
. M001$
CODE 93

. M002$
EAN-128
. N017$
EAN -128
. N018$
IATA

IATA

25
 -- GROUP 17 --
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING:
CHINA POST CODE ( TOSHIBA CODE ), CODE 32

. K001$
CHINA POSTAL CODE
[ TOSHIBA CODE ]
ENABLE . K005$

. K002$ CDV & NOT SEND CD

. K006$
DISABLE

. K003$ MIN LENGTH ( 11)

. K007$
DISABLE CDV

. K004$ MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

CDV & SEND CD

. K010$ CODE 32
. K013$
ENABLE

. K011$ LEADING NOT SEND

. K014$
DISABLE

. K012$ TAILING SEND

. K015$
LEADING SEND

TAILING NOT SEND

26
 APPENDIX 1
FULL ASCII ( Code 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

3
4

SETTING PROCEDURE

MIN / MAX LENGHT

STEP 1 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
STEP 2 - Scan : Two digits from Appendix 1.
STEP 3 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
Please note that when Min Lenght and / or Max Lenght are
enabled, the scanner will only read bar codes that fall into
those lenght parameters. Bar codes shorter or longer than
specified will not be read. The default lenghts for these are
indicated in parentheses under the Min and Max bar codes
for each symbology.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., Scan RESET
to start again.
. P023$

RESET

27
 -- GROUP 18 --
SYMBOLOGIES : MSI CODE , UK PLESSY CODE

. L001$
MSI
. L008$
ENABLE

. L002$ CHECK DIGIT DOUBLE 11

PLUS MOD 10

. L009$
DISABLE

. L004$ CHECK DIGIT SINGLE

MOD 10

. L005$
CDV & SEND CD

. L003$ MIN LENGTH ( 6 )

. L006$
CDV & NOT SEND CD

. L007$ MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

CHECK DIGIT DOUBLE

MOD 10

. L010$ UK PLESSY CODE

. L012$
ENABLE

. L011$ CDV & SEND CD

. L013$
DISABLE

CDV & NOT SEND CD

28
 APPENDIX 1
FULL ASCII ( Code 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

3
4

SETTING PROCEDURE

MIN / MAX LENGHT

STEP 1 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
STEP 2 - Scan : Two digits from Appendix 1.
STEP 3 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
Please note that when Min Lenght and / or Max Lenght are
enabled, the scanner will only read bar codes that fall into
those lenght parameters. Bar codes shorter or longer than
specified will not be read. The default lenghts for these are
indicated in parentheses under the Min and Max bar codes
for each symbology.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., Scan RESET
to start again.
. P023$

RESET

29
 -- GROUP 19 --
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING:
CODE IATA , CODE 93, TELEPEN.

. N017$
IATA
. N021$
ENABLE

. N018$
CDV & NOT SEND CDV
. N022$
DISABLE

. N019$
MIN LENGTH ( 6 )

. N023$
DISABLE CDV

. N020$
MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

CDV & SEND CD

. G010$
CODE 93
. G012$
ENABLE
. G011$
MIN LENGTH ( 6 )

. G013$
DISABLE

MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

. L014$
TELEPEN
. L020$
ENABLE TELEPEN

. L015$ TELEPEN ASCII

. L021$
DISABLE TELEPEN

TELEPEN NUMBER

30
 APPENDIX 1
FULL ASCII ( Code 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

3
4

SETTING PROCEDURE

MIN / MAX LENGHT

STEP 1 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
STEP 2 - Scan : Two digits from Appendix 1.
STEP 3 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
Please note that when Min Lenght and / or Max Lenght are
enabled, the scanner will only read bar codes that fall into
those lenght parameters. Bar codes shorter or longer than
specified will not be read. The default lenghts for these are
indicated in parentheses under the Min and Max bar codes
for each symbology.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., Scan RESET
to start again.
. P023$

RESET

31
 -- GROUP 20 --
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING:
INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5 , CODE 11.

. J001$
INTERLEAVE 2 OF 5
. J008$
ENABLE

. J002$
First digit suppressed
. J009$
DISABLE
. J003$
Last digit suppressed
. J014$
DISABLE CDV

. J004$
NO suppressed
. J006$
CDV & SEND CD

. J005$
MIN LENGTH ( 6 )
. J007$
CDV & NOT SEND CDV

MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

. I 010$
CODE 11
. I 043$
ENABLE
. I 011$
CDV & SEND CD
(2 DIGITS)
. I 014$
DISABLE

. I 012$
CDV & NOT SEND CD
. I 015$
DISABLE CDV

. I 013$
MIN LENGTH ( 6 )

. I 016$
CDV & SEND CD

. I 042$
MAX LENGTH ( 32 )

CDV & SEND CD

(1 DIGIT)

32
 APPENDIX 1
FULL ASCII ( Code 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

3
4

SETTING PROCEDURE

MIN / MAX LENGHT

STEP 1 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
STEP 2 - Scan : Two digits from Appendix 1.
STEP 3 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
Please note that when Min Lenght and / or Max Lenght are
enabled, the scanner will only read bar codes that fall into
those lenght parameters. Bar codes shorter or longer than
specified will not be read. The default lenghts for these are
indicated in parentheses under the Min and Max bar codes
for each symbology.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., Scan RESET
to start again.
. P023$

RESET

33
 -- GROUP 21 --
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: CODABAR

. I 001$
CODABAR
. I 007$
ENABLE

. I 002$
CDV & NOT SEND CD
. I 008$
DISABLE
. I 005$
MIN LENGTH ( 6 )
. I 009$
DISABLE CDV

. I 006$
MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

CDV & SEND CD

. I 030$
START / STOP
. I 003$
ST/SP: abcd/abcd
. I 029$
SEND START /STOP

. I 004$
ST/SP: ABCD/ABCD

. I 031$
Not Sent START / STOP

Example of ST ( Start ) / SP ( Stop )

ST/SP: ABCD/TN*E
123456 Not Transmit ST/SP
. I 032$ A123456B ST/SP: ABCD/ABCD
a123456b ST/SP: abcd/abcd
A123456N ST/SP: ABCD/TN*E
a123456n ST/SP: abcd/tn*e
ST/SP:abc/tn*e

. I 027$
CLSI FORMAT
CLSI- Enable library space
CLSI FORMAT ON insertion. If you enable the CLSI
. I 028$ format, this option inserts spaces
in position 2,7,13of the datastring
for use in library systems
CLSI FORMAT OFF

34
 APPENDIX 1
FULL ASCII ( Code 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

3
4

SETTING PROCEDURE

MIN / MAX LENGHT

STEP 1 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
STEP 2 - Scan : Two digits from Appendix 1.
STEP 3 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
Please note that when Min Lenght and / or Max Lenght are
enabled, the scanner will only read bar codes that fall into
those lenght parameters. Bar codes shorter or longer than
specified will not be read. The default lenghts for these are
indicated in parentheses under the Min and Max bar codes
for each symbology.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., Scan RESET
to start again.
. P023$

RESET

35
 -- GROUP 22 --
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING:
ABC-CODABAR, CX- CODABAR

. I 017$
ABC- CODABAR
. I 039$
ON

. I 018$
INSERT DATA -ON
. I 036$
OFF

. I 035$
INSERT DATA- OFF

SET INSERT DATA*

*The data can be any alphanumerics of FULL ASCII Table ( GROUP 32- 40 )

REMARK:
ABC-CODABAR (American Blood Commission.).The ABC Code
is an acronym for American Blood Commission. This bar code is a
variant of the CODABAR Code developed for the use in the blood
bank. This Code consists of two bar codes which are decoded in one
read cycle. The code is concatenated when the stop character of the
first bar code and the start character of the second bar code is a "D ",
these two D's are not transmitted.

. I 022$
CX CODE- CODABAR
. I 040$
ON

. I 023$
INSERT DATA -ON

OFF . I 038$

. I 037$
INSERT DATA- OFF

SET INSERT DATA*

*The data can be any alphanumerics of FULL ASCII Table ( GROUP 32- 40 )

REMARK:
The CX-Code consists of two bar Codes which are decoded in one
read cycle, the code is concatenated when the stop character of the
first bar code is a C, and the start character of the second bar code
is a B. The B and C characters are not transmitted.

36
 -- GROUP 23--
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATING:
CODABAR COUPLING, ADJACENT MUST ON .

. I 019$
CODABAR COUPLING
. I 041$
ON

. I 020$
INSERT DATA -ON

OFF . I 026$

. I 021$
INSERT DATA- OFF

SET INSERT DATA*

ABC-CODABAR and CX-CODABAR have certain rules regarding
the Stop Character of first bar code and the stop character of Second
bar code while in conjunction, While CODABAR-COUPLING is
enabled, the data from any two Codabar bar codes can be coupled into
one set of data without any limitations between the Stop character of
first bar code and the Start character of second bar code. The Start and
Stop characters associated with each bar code each barcode will be sent.

. I 033$
ADJACENT REQUIRED
If CODABAR ADJACENT is
enabled, the scanner will only ON
read two adjacent Codabar . I 034$
bar codes, A single bar code
will not be read.
OFF
NOTES:
1. Both ABC-Codabar and CX-Codabar can be enabled together, except
when Codabar-Coupling is also enabled.
2. If ABC-Codabar, CX-Codabar, and Codabar-Coupling are all enabled
at same time, the scanner will read only Codabar- Coupling, that is,
ABC-Codabar, CX-Codabar wil be considered coupling formats.

SETTING PROCEDURE - SET INSERT DATA

Step 1- Scan SET INSERT DATA.
Step 2- Scan any combination of alphanumeric characters from FULL
ASCII TABLE.
Step 3- Scan SET INSERT DATA.

RESET
NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as reminder that a setting is not yet
complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., scan RESET to start again.

*The data can be any alphanumerics of FULL ASCII Table ( GROUP 32- 40 )

37
 -- GROUP 24 - -
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: CODE 128,
STANDARD CODE39,FULL ASCII CODE 39.

STANDARD CODE 39 . G003$

& FULL ASCII 39

. G008$
DISABLE CDV

ENABLE . G004$

. G009$
CDV & SEND CD

DISABLE . G005$

. G001$
CDV & NOT SEND CD

FULL ASCII CODE 39 . G006$

ENABLE

. G002$
MIN LENGTH ( 1 )

FULL ASCII CODE 39 . G007$

DISABLE
. G014$
MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

. G015$
START / STOP - SEND

START / STOP Not SEND

NOTE:
The default for Code 39 is Standard Code 39. If Full
ASCII Code 39 is enabled, Standard Code 39 will be
automatically disabled.

. J012$
CODE 128
. J010$
MIN LENGTH ( 5 )

. J013$
ENABLE

. J011$
MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

DISABLE

38
 APPENDIX 1
FULL ASCII ( Code 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

3
4

SETTING PROCEDURE

MIN / MAX LENGHT

STEP 1 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
STEP 2 - Scan : Two digits from Appendix 1.
STEP 3 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
Please note that when Min Lenght and / or Max Lenght are
enabled, the scanner will only read bar codes that fall into
those lenght parameters. Bar codes shorter or longer than
specified will not be read. The default lenghts for these are
indicated in parentheses under the Min and Max bar codes
for each symbology.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., Scan RESET
to start again.
. P023$

RESET

39
 -- GROUP 25 - -
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING:
INDUSTRIAL 2 OF 5, MATRIX 2 OF 5

. N001$
INDUSTRIAL 2 OF 5
. N005$
ENABLE

. N002$
CDV & NOT SEND CD

DISABLE . N006$

. N003$
MIN LENGTH ( 6 )

DISABLE CDV
. N007$

. N004$
MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

CDV & SEND CD

. M010$
MATRIX 2 OF 5
. M014$
ENABLE
. M011$
CDV & NOT SEND CD

DISABLE . M015$

. M012$
MIN LENGTH ( 6 )

. M016$
DISABLE CDV

. M013$
MAX LENGTH ( 48 )

CDV & SEND CD

40
 APPENDIX 1
FULL ASCII ( Code 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

3
4

SETTING PROCEDURE

MIN / MAX LENGHT

STEP 1 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
STEP 2 - Scan : Two digits from Appendix 1.
STEP 3 - Scan: MIN LENGTH / MAX LENGTH
Please note that when Min Lenght and / or Max Lenght are
enabled, the scanner will only read bar codes that fall into
those lenght parameters. Bar codes shorter or longer than
specified will not be read. The default lenghts for these are
indicated in parentheses under the Min and Max bar codes
for each symbology.

NOTES:
1. The scanner will beep three times as a reminder that a
setting is not yet complete.
2. If you make a mistake, forget a step, etc., Scan RESET
to start again.
. P023$

RESET

41
 -- GROUP 26 - -
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: UPC-E

. H007$
UPC-E
. H010$
ENABLE

. H008$
LEAD DIGIT NO SEND

. H011$
DISABLE

. H009$
CHECK DIGIT SEND

LEAD DIGIT SEND . H012$

CHECK DIGIT NO SEND

. H037$
ADD ON SUPPLEMENT
+5 ON . H047$

. H038$ ADD A SPACE ON

. H048$
+ 5 OFF

. H039$ ADD A SPACE OFF

. H055$
+2 ON

. H040$ ADDENDA REQUIRED OFF

+ 2 OFF . H056$

ADDENDA REQUIRED ON

NOTE:
If ADDENDA REQUIRED is set to ON, The scanner will
only read an UPC-E bar code that has an addenda.

42
 -- GROUP 27 - -
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: UPC-E SYSTEM
NUMBER, UPC-E, UPC-A & EAN 8 EXPAND.

. H0 6 4 $
UPC EO
E ( 0 ) OFF
. H0 6 3 $

E ( 0 ) ON

. H0 6 5 $
UPC E1
E ( 1 ) ON
. H0 6 6 $

E ( 1 ) OFF

NOTE:
Most UPC Bar codes lead with 0 number systems, For these bar
codes use UPC E(0) Selection, For the barcodes that lead with the 1
number, use UPC(E1) select

. H0 5 3 $
UPC-E EXPAND
TO UPC-A ENABLE
. H0 5 4 $

DISABLE

. H0 6 8 $
UPC-A EXPAND
TO E EAN -13 ENABLE
. H0 6 7 $

DISABLE

. H069$
RESERVED

. H070$

NOTE:
1. If UPC E EXPAND TO UPC A FORMAT set enabled, The output of
UPC-A will be 12 digits.
2. The default output of UPC-A is 12 digits, if UPC-A EXPAND TO EAN13
is enabled, a zero will be added to in front of the bar code.

43
 -- GROUP 28 - -
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: UPC -A

. H001$
UPC- A
. H004$
ENABLE

. H002$
LEAD DIGIT NO SEND

DISABLE . H005$

. H003$
CHECK DIGIT SEND

LEAD DIGIT SEND . H006$

CHECK DIGIT NO SEND

. H033$
ADD ON SUPPLEMENT
. H045$
+5 ON

. H034$
ADD A SPACE ON

+ 5 OFF . H046$

. H035$
ADD A SPACE OFF

+2 ON . H059$

. H036$
ADDENDA REQUIRED OFF

+ 2 OFF
. H060$

ADDENDA REQUIRED ON

NOTE:
If ADDENDA REQUIRED is set to ON, The scanner will
only read an UPC-A bar code that has an addenda.

44
 -- GROUP 29 - -
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: EAN 8

. H019$
EAN-8
ENABLE . H0 2 2 $

. H020$
LEAD DIGIT NO SEND

DISABLE . H0 2 3 $

. H021$
CHECK DIGIT SEND

LEAD DIGIT SEND . H024$

CHECK DIGIT NO SEND

. H029$
ADD ON SUPPLEMENT
. H043$
+ 5 ON

. H030$ ADD A SPACE ON

. H044$
+ 5 OFF

. H031$ ADD A SPACE OFF

. H061$
+ 2 ON

. H032$
ADDENDA REQUIRED OFF

. H062$
+ 2 OFF

ADDENDA REQUIRED ON

NOTE:
If ADDENDA REQUIRED is set to ON, The scanner will
only read an EAN-8 bar code that has an addenda.

45
 -- GROUP 30 --
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: EAN13

. H013$
EAN-13
. H016$
ENABLE

. H014$
LEAD DIGIT NO SEND

. H017$
DISABLE

. H015$ CHECK DIGIT SEND

. H018$
LEAD DIGIT SEND

CHECK DIGIT NO SEND

. H025$
ADD ON SUPPLEMENT
. H041$
+ 5 ON

. H026$ ADD A SPACE ON

+ 5 OFF . H042$

. H027$ ADD A SPACE OFF

+ 2 ON . H057$

. H028$ ADDENDA REQUIRED OFF

. H058$
+ 2 OFF

ADDENDA REQUIRED ON

NOTES:
1. If ADDENDA REQUIRED is set to ON, the scanner will only read an
EAN-13 bar code that has an addenda.
2. Either ISBN or ISBN will be considered as an extension of EAN-13,
If ISSN or ISBN need to be read , EAN13 must be enabled. If ISSN
and ISBN need to be read with addenda, EAN13 must be enabled
with ADDENDA REQUIRED set to ON.

46
 -- GROUP 31 - -
SYMBOLOGIES FORMATTING: EAN/UCC-128

. M001$
EAN/ UCC- 128
. M005$
ENABLE
. M002$
FUNC 1CHEAR SEND
. M006$
DISABLE
. M003$
FUNC 1 CHEAR NOT SEND

. M007$
CODE ID ENABLE

. M004$
DEFINE EAN 128

CODE ID DISABLE

NOTES :DEFINE EAN 128

The first FNC1 character is translated to ]c1, and the second FNC1
character is translated to an ASCII <GS> character ( scan from
Group 32- 40 ).
.
String format :
]C1 DATA CHARACTERS <GS> DATA CHARACTERS

Setting Procedure:
1:Scan DEFINE EAN128.
2: Scan ASCII Code
3: Scan DEFINE EAN128.

. H049$
ISBN
ISBN ON
. H050$

ISBN OFF

. H051$
ISSN
. H052$ ISSN ON

ISSN OFF

NOTE:
Both ISSN and ISBN are the extension codes of EAN-13, If scanner is
required to read either ISSN or ISBN, Enable EAN13 must be enabled.
Otherwise the scanner will not able to read the ISSN or ISBN.

47
 -- GROUP 32 - -
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

%U

NUL $A

$B
SOH

STX $C

$D
ETX

EOT $E

$F
ENQ

ACK $G

$H
BEL

BS $I

$J
HT

LF $K

$L
VT

FF
$M

$N
CR

SO $O

SI

48
 -- GROUP 33 - -
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

$P

DLE $Q

$R
DC1

$S
DC2

$T DC3

$U
DC4

$V NAK

SYN $W

$X
ETB

CAN $Y

$Z
EM

SUB %A

%B ESC

FS %C

%D
GS

RS

49
 -- GROUP 34 - -
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

/ A

%E SP

US / B

/ C "

# $

%
$

% /F

%G &

< %F

/Z ;

: %H

%I
=

> %J

%V
?

50
 -- GROUP 35 --
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

/ H

( / G

/I
'

) /J

/L
*

, .

+ .
+ -

/ _

/ A

B
A

B C

D C

D E

F
E

51
 -- GROUP 36 - -
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

G H

I
H

I J

K
J

K M

L
M

O
L
N
O

N Q

P
Q

S
P

R
S

R U

T
U

52
 -- GROUP 37 - -
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

W
V

X
W

Y
X

Z Y

Z %K

%L [
%M
\

%N ]

%O
^
%W
%O -
+A
`
+B a

+C
b

+D c

53
 -- GROUP 38 - -
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

+E

e +F

+G f

g +H

+I h

+J
i

+K j

k +L

+M
l

m +N

+O n

o +P

+Q p

q +R

+S r

54
 -- GROUP 39 --
FULL ASCII TABLE ( CODE 39 )

+T

t +U

+V
u

v +W

+X w

x +Y

+Z y

z %Q

%R
|

} %P

%T
{

DEL %S

%V/ F ~

ENTER

55
 -- GROUP 40 --
FULL ASCII ( CODE 39 ) NUMERIC TABLE

0 1

2 1

2 3

4 3

4 5

6 5

6 7

8 7

8 9

56
 -- GROUP 41 - -
FUNCTION CODE ( CODE 39 ) FOR PC AT

$T A

F1 $T B

$T C F2

F3 $T D

$T E
F4

F5 $T F

$T G
F6

F7
$T H

$T I F8

F9 $T J

$T K F10

F11 $T L

$T M F12

Home $T N

End

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FUNCTION CODE ( CODE 39 ) FOR PC AT

$T O

$T P
Right

Left
$T Q

Up $T R

$T S Down

Page Up $T T

$T U Page Down

Tab
$T V

$T W Back Tab

Esc $T X

Enter
$T Y

BS $T Z

Ins
$T %K

Del

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The EconoScan is simple to install and use. Most operational

problems can be attributed to:

INCORRECT INTERFACE CONNECTION

INCORRECT CONFIGURATION SETUP
POOR BAR CODE QUALITY

GENERAL PROCEDURES

1. First, make sure the scanner is firmly connected to the host computer.
When attached correctly, the scanner will emit one long beep. When
the trigger is pressed, the LED will flash.

2. Once the power is on, try scanning some sample bar codes from this
user's guide. The scanner should beep and the LED should flash to
indicate a good read in the default configuration. If reading the bar
code does not result in a good read, there may have been a problem
with the scanning technique or the interface configuration setting.
Reset the scanner to default.

3. If the scanner indicates a good read, check the cabling connections.

KEYBOARD INTERFACES
PROBLEMS.

In general, the Keyboard Wedge interface is trouble free, but there

still are some things to check in the event of a problem.

Do you have the correct cable?

Most computers use an XT/AT-compatible keyboard. Be sure you
have the proper cable for your computer.

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Does the keyboard work?

Since the keyed-in data from keyboard must pass through the
decoder, the cabling connections are correct if the keyboard is
functioning.

Can your computer accept the data fast enough?

Your computer's BIOS has a feature related to keyboard typing

speed. Try to set the Intercharacter Delay feature to stimulate
the keystroke entry speed.

Does keyboard port supply enough power ?

Most notebook computers do not supply enough power to the
scanner. The symptom of insufficient power is a lower "good
read" rate (since there is not enough power to properly support
the scanning operation).

INTERFACE PROBLEMS

Are you using the Wand Emulation mode with Code

39 output? If so, is your decoder set to accept Code 39
data?
Check the scanner's configuration setting to make sure it can accept
the bar code symbology you are trying to read.

Although the cable seems to connect properly, does the

scanner not send data to the host computer?
There are no industrial standards for scanner interface cables, so
even if they look alike and have similar connector, they might not
be alike. For example, cables for Keyboard Wedge and Wand
Emulation are similar, but they are not interchangeable due to
different pin assignments. Be sure the cable you are using attaches
correctly to the matching connector.

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CONFIGURATION SETUP

Are you setup for the right Interface?

Are you set up for the right interface? Did you select the Keyboard
Wedge cable but set the scanner for RS-232 or Wand Emulation?
Or did you change the Keyboard cable to RS-232 but forget to set
the scanner interface to RS-232 as well?
Set the scanner to its default settings, then selectthe correct interface
based upon the cable and input you are using.

Sympton ---- The LED lighting is stuck ,and

no function at all, even triggered
the scanner

Solution ----- Set the Scanner to Default condition,

and choose the right interfaces

Is the proper symbology enabled?

Each bar code symbology can be individually enabled or disabled.
It is suggested that you enable only those that you will be scanning,
thereby eliminating the possibility of misreads from the scanning
of other symbologies.

Does the selected the bar code symbology configuration

match the bar code(s) being read?
Scanned data from each bar code symbology can be restricted to
eliminate the scanning of unused symbologies. The restrictions
are individually set for eachsymbology.

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POOR BAR CODE QUALITY

The third problem area has nothing to do with the scanner, but
rather the printed quality of the bar code and/or the scanning tech
nique employed.

TOLERANCE OF BAR CODE

.A bar code may have a tolerance. Normally, the tolerances are
caused by bar code font software or a printer. Software with a
proven reputation should be chosen to generate bar codes. If the
printed bar codes are distorted, the scanner might not recognize
them.

It is very difficult to get a good read from a poor quality bar code
unless it is scanned many times. As the quality of the symbology
drops, the chances for undetected error increase. A bar code Che
ck Digit Verification (CDV) should be used to check the
quality of the suspect bar codes.

LABELS ( PAPER & COLOR & PRINTER )

The light source of a bar code scanner is generally red, so there are
some restrictions for the printing of labels. Care should be taken when
choosing materials, especially color inks and papers. Sometimes the
combination of the label color and the color of
the ink can , in effect, blind the scanner. Media with a shiny surface will
also cause reading difficulties for scanners.

Moreover, poor printing quality can also result in reading difficulties

for the scanner. Bad printing may be caused by the type of printer
used; dot matrix and inkjet printers will not produce high quality bar
codes. Also check to make sure the ink, ribbon, or toner in good supply.

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 MT6262 CONTROL CODE LIST FOR RS232
NO FUNCTION KEYBOARD ASCII CODE
1 SYSTEM RESET ESC KEY 1BH
2 SET TO DEFAULT(FLASH MODE) A,0 KEYS 41H,30H
3 SETUP NONE HANDSHAKING A,1 KEYS 41H,31H
4 SETUP CTS/RTS HANDSHAKING B,0 KEYS 42H,30H
5 SETUP Xon/Xoff HANDSHAKING B,1 KEYS 42H,31H
6 UPCA CODE ENABLE C,0 KEYS 43H,30H
7 UPCA CODE ENABLE C,1 KEYS 43H,31H
8 I 2 of 5 CODE ENABLE D,0 KEYS 44H,30H
9 I 2 of 5 CODE ENABLE D,1 KEYS 44H,31H
10 FULL ASCII CODE 39 ENABLE E,0 KEYS 45H,30H
11 FULL ASCII CODE 39 ENABLE E,1 KEYS 45H,31H
12 CODE 93 ENABLE F,0 KEYS 46H,30H
13 CODE 93 ENABLE F,1 KEYS 46H,31H
14 CODABAR ENABLE G,0 KEYS 47H,30H
15 CODABAR ENABLE G,1 KEYS 47H,31H
16 CODE 128 ENABLE H,0 KEYS 48H,30H
17 CODE 128 ENABLE H,1 KEYS 48H,31H
18 CODE 11 ENABLE I,0 KEYS 49H,30H
19 CODE 11 ENABLE I,1 KEYS 49H,31H
20 CODE 32 ENABLE J,0 KEYS 4AH,30H
21 CODE 32 ENABLE J,1 KEYS 4AH,31H
22 EAN13 ENABLE K,0 KEYS 4BH,30H
23 EAN13 ENABLE K,1 KEYS 4BH,31H
24 UPCE ENABLE L,0 KEYS 4CH,30H
25 UPCE ENABLE L,1 KEYS 4CH,31H
26 EAN8 ENABLE M,0 KEYS 4DH,30H
27 EAN8 ENABLE M,1 KEYS 4DH,31H
28 CODE 39 ENABLE N,0 KEYS 4EH,30H
29 CODE 39 ENABLE N,1 KEYS 4EH,31H
30 INDUSTRIAL 25 ENABLE O,0 KEYS 4FH,30H
31 INDUSTRIAL 25 ENABLE O,1 KEYS 4FH,31H
32 MATRIX 2 OF 5 ENABLE P,0 KEYS 50H,30H
33 MATRIX 2 OF 5 ENABLE P,1 KEYS 50H,31H

SETTING PROCEDURE
1.The chart shown above applies to the MT6262 Fixed Mount CCD
scanner setting only.
2.These settings can be made easily through the keyboard.
3. Setting procedure for MATRIX 2 OF 5 ENABLE: Enter
P on the keyboard, then 0.
MATRIX 2 OF 5 ENABLE , KEYBOARD = P,0
SETTING PROCEDURE:
STEP 1: Press P of the keyboard..
STEP 2: Press 0 of the keyboard.

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