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The document provides instructions for programming an LS9100 scanner to communicate with a Verifone Ruby payment terminal. It lists the correct cabling and power supply options, and then 23 programming barcodes that must be scanned in order to configure the scanner's communication settings. Scanning a test barcode after programming should then allow data transmission to the Verifone Ruby terminal.

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Motorola Knowledge Article: CRM Category

The document provides instructions for programming an LS9100 scanner to communicate with a Verifone Ruby payment terminal. It lists the correct cabling and power supply options, and then 23 programming barcodes that must be scanned in order to configure the scanner's communication settings. Scanning a test barcode after programming should then allow data transmission to the Verifone Ruby terminal.

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Motorola Knowledge Article

Programming the LS9100 for Communication to the Verifone Ruby


CRM CATEGORY:
Article Id : ADC-00032
1. [Click here to enter the case Type]
2. [Click here to enter Case Sub Type] Last Review : 02/11/05
3. [Click here to enter Sub Sub Type] Revision : 0.1

On this Page:
Symptoms
Cause
Resolution
Action Steps
Applies To

SYMPTOMS:

 The LS9100 does not communicate with the Verifone Ruby on initial install.

CAUSE:

 The LS9100 may not be attached with the correct cabling and/or power supply option.

 The LS9100 has not been programmed to communicate to the Verifone Ruby.

RESOLUTION:

 Verify that the LS9100 is connected to the Ruby Verifone using one of the following cable/power
options:

For Verifone Ruby systems that supply power to the scanner via the com port, only Symbol cable 25-
16694-01 is needed.

For Verifone Ruby systems that do not supply power to the scanner via the com port, use Symbol cable
25-11490-01 with Verifone adapters 13641-01 and 13836-01 and Symbol power supply 50-14000-008.

 Program the LS9100 for communication to the Verifone Ruby using the correct programming bar codes.

ACTION STEPS:

1. Connect the LS9100 to the Verifone Ruby using the appropriate cabling and power supply (if applicable).
2. Scan the bar codes below in order from 1 through 23.
3. Test communication by scanning a product bar code.
4. If the bar code data is not transmitted to the Verifone Ruby and you receive a 4 beep transmission error,
scan “None” bar code at the bottom of the page.

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1. SET DEFAULTS

2. RS-232C

3. BAUD RATE 1200

4. NO PARITY

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5. CHECK PARITY

6. 1 STOP BIT

7. 8-BIT

8.
NONE
(SOFTWARE HANDSHAKING)

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9. RTS/CTS

10. HOST: LOW RTS

11. RTS/CTS OPTION 3

12. CONVERT UPC-E TO UPC-A

DISABLE DECODE BUFFERING

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13.

14. NO PREAMBLE

SYMBOL
15. CODE ID CHARACTER

16. SCAN SUFFIX

17. 1

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18. 0

19. 1

20. 3

21. SCAN OPTIONS

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22. DATA SUFFIX

23. ENTER

REFERENCES:
Document Name/Location Description
1. http://www.symbol.com/services/man LS9100 Product Reference Guide
uals/scanner/handfree.html

APPLIES TO:
LS9100

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