BarcodeYes BLASTER User manual

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Contents
BARCODE READER
BLASTER LINE
USER MANUAL
V 4.0 EN BLASTER

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Set Up Flow Chart ........................................2
. Systems Information
1.1 Set All Default .................................................3
1.2 Version Information .........................................3
. Systems Setting
2.1 Interfaces ...................................................4
2.1.1 Keyboard Wedge Setting ...............................5
2.1.2 RS-232 Communication Parameters ...........10
2.2 Scanning Mode ...............................................14
2.3 Beep Setting...................................................17
2.4 Character Setting ............................................18
2.5 Others Setting ..............................................20
. Code ID Set Up
3.1 UPC-A........................................................22
3.2 UPC-E.........................................................24
3.3 EAN-13.......................................................26
3.4 EAN-8.........................................................28
3.5 Code 39.......................................................30
3.6 Codabar.......................................................33
3.7 Code 93.......................................................35
3.8 Code 128/EAN-128 ....................................37
3.9 Interleaved 2 of 5 .....................................39
3.10 Industrial 2 of 5 ........................................41
3.11 Matrix 2 of 5................................................43
3.12 China Post Code .........................................45
3.13 MSI/Plessey.................................................47
3.14 Code 32........................................................49
3.15 Code 11........................................................51
3.16 RSS (Optional)
Appendix A .......................................................53
Appendix B .......................................................55
EAN / UPC ADD ON AUTO ............................57

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Barcode Scanner Install Flow Chart
Remark:
Scan “Software Version” to get the software
version number.
Scan “Serial Number” to get the serial number.
Scan the “END” barcode
Scan the barcode of “Start
Configuration”
Scan the necessary
barcode meet application
Scan two digits (HEX) in
the Appendix A to be an
ASCII code
Appendix
Scan the barcode of “End
Configuration”
Reset the parameter
NO
YES

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: Systems Information
1.1 Default
1.2 Version Information
Start Configuration
Set All Default
Version
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
: Systems Setting
2.1 Interfaces
Interface Selection
(Keyboard)
RS-232
USB
End configuration

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Start Configuration
2.1.1 Keyboard Wedge Setting
Terminals Type
(IBM AT)
IBM XT
IBM PS/2 30-80
IBM 5550
PS/2 2530
NEC 9801
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
Languages
(US)
Italian
Spanish
French
Germany
Japan
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
Keyboard Terminator
None
(CR)
Tab
ESC
Function Key Emulation
(OFF) ON
Keyboard Emulation
(OFF) ON
ALT mode
(OFF) ON
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
Caps Lock
(OFF) ON
Num Lock
(OFF) ON
Inter-character delay
00H00-64H*1ms
Inter-Message Delay
00H00-0AH*100ms
Keyboard Speed
00H00-08H
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
2.1.2 RS-232 Communication Parameters
Baud Rate
1200
2400
4800
(9600)
19200
38400
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
Data Bits
7 (8)
Data Stop
12
Parity
(None) Even
Odd Mark
Space
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
Inter-Character Delay
00-64H*1(ms)
Inter-Message Delay
00-0AH*100(ms)
Handshaking Delay
00-0AH*100(ms)
Handshaking
(None) RTS/CTS
ACK/NAK Xon/Xoff
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
Character Parameter
None
(CR+LF)
CR
LF
Tab
STX/ETX
EOT
End Configuration

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2.2 Scan Mode
Trigger Mode
Press the trigger and start to scan. The scan will be
end once you loose the trigger or decode the barcode.
Repeat the action to start the next decodes.
Auto Power off Mode
Press the trigger and start to scan. The scan will be
end once the time is up or decode the barcode.
Continuous/Trigger OFF Mode
Press the trigger and start the continuous scan. This
mode can scan the different barcode continuously and
you just scan the same barcode for one time. Remove
the light; you can re-scan the same barcode. Press the
trigger again; you can end the Continued Power on
Mode.
Test Mode
Press the trigger and start to test. Scan the barcode
continuously and press the trigger to end the test.
Continuous/LED ON Mode
Press the trigger and start the continuous scan. The
light is always on and you can press the trigger to read
it. This mode will be end when you choose the other
scan mode.
Continuous/Timeout OFF Mode
The scanning method is the same as the
Continuous/Trigger OFF mode but you have to scan it
within the compulsory time, otherwise the mode will
be end. You can press the trigger to start the next
scan

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. Timeout Set-Up
1. Scan the barcode of “Continuous/Timeout OFF
Mode”
2. Scan 2 digits of the ASCII code of the Appendix
A
3. Scan the “End” of the Appendix A
4. Scan the End Configuration to end the procedure
5. The settings unit is a second. Ex:0*40 stands for 1
minute
The Timeout Default is 0*B4, about 3 minutes

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Start Configuration
Scan Mode
Trigger On/Off
( Trigger On/Good read off )
Continuous/Trigger Off
Testing
Continuous/LED always On
Continuous/Timeout Off
Flash On
Continuous/No Trigger
End Configuration

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Start Configuration
2.3 Beep Setting
Buzzer Frequency
(00-0A-10H)
Buzzer Beep Tone
(00-05-10H)
Power Up Tone
(OFF) ON
Good read Beep
(OFF) ON
End Configuration

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2.4 Character Installation
The first and last character: You can put 10 ASCII at
most in front of the barcode data. When the
installation is “0” that means you don’t need to add the
first and last character. Please find the format as
below:
The First Character Barcode The Last Character
The process for adding the first and last character to
the barcode:
1. Scan the barcode of “Start Configuration” and
“The First Character Installation”.
2. Check the ASCII table to get the ASCII code of
the first and last character.
3. Scan the barcode of ASCII in the Appendix.
4. Scan the “End Configuration”.
G1/G2 character Insertion: You can put 10 ASCII at
most in front of the barcode data. When the
installation is “0” that means you don’t need to add the
first and last character.
1. Scan the barcode of the “Start Configuration” and
“G1 Insert Character”.
2. Check the ASCII table to get the ASCII code of
the first and last character.
3. Scan the barcode of ASCII in the Appendix.
4. Scan the “End Configuration”.
5. Repeat the same process to the G2 insertion.
6. Scan the “End Configuration”.
The position of G1/G2 character insertion: To select a
character insert to the barcode. You can’t insert any
character while the installation is “0”
1. Scan the barcode of the “Start Configuration” and
“G1 character insertion position”
2. Check the ASCII table to get the corresponding
ASCII code of the insertion position.

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3. Scan the “End Configuration”.
4. Repeat the same process to the G2 character
insertion position.
5. Scan the “End Configuration”.
Code Transmission: If your application needs to
transmit the code (barcode type ID), you have to set
“ON” for this feature and the format is ID + Barcode
data.

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Start Configuration
Preamble Setting
(00)
Postamble Setting
(00)
Character Insertion
G1(00) G2(00)
Character Insertion Position
G1(00) G2(00)
Code ID Transmission
ON (OFF)
End Configuration