Cino FuzzyScan S680 User manual

Presentation Scanner
User Manual
International Edition, Version A1

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Disclosures
Disclaimer
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any kind with regard to this publication, including, but not limited to, any implied warranty of
merchantability or suitability for any particular purpose. Cino shall not be liable for any technical or
editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor for incidental or consequential damages resulting
from the furnishing or use of this material. Cino disclaims all responsibility for the selection and use
of any software and/or hardware to achieve your intended results. Cino reserves the right to make
any changes in specifications or other information contained in this document without prior notice,
and the information in this publication does not represent a commitment on the part of Cino. It is the
responsibility of the user in all cases to consult with Cino or Cino’s website to determine whether any
such changes have been made, such as downloading the latest manuals.
Warranty
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Safety Precautions
For safe and proper use of the scanner, be sure to read the Safety Precautions section in this manual
before using the scanners.
Eye Safety
The lights emitted from the barcode scanner, especially the laser light beam, produce intense light
for the purpose of illuminating barcodes. The laser or LED light beam can cause severe damage to
the eyes, and could cause blindness. Therefore, DO NOT stare into the scanner’s laser or LED light
beam.

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Product Regulatory Compliance
FCC
The Cino presentation scanners have been tested in accordance with the procedures given in ANSI
C63.4-2014 and the energy emitted is pursuant to Part 15 Subpart B of the 47 CFR FCC Rules in both
radiated and conducted emissions class B limited.
CE Standards
The CE mark on all Cino presentation scanners indicates that this product has been tested in
accordance with procedures prescribed in EUROPEAN COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 2014/30/EU and
confirmed to comply with the EUROPEAN STANDARD.
BSMI
BSMI marks indicate that Cino presentation scanners have been tested in accordance with CNS
13438/CNS14336 standard of the BSMI rules.
RCM
Cino presentation scanners have been tested in accordance with the procedure given in AN/NZS
CISPR 32 and passed the test performed according to AS/NZS CISPR 32:2015 Class B Standard.
KCC
Cino presentation scanners have been registered under the Clause 3, Article 58-2 of Radio Waves
Act.
VCCI
Cino presentation scanners have been tested in accordance with the precedures prescribed in
implementation regulation from Voluntary Control Council for Inteference (VCCI) and shown
compliance with the VCCI-CISPR 32:2016, Class B standard.
LED Eye Safety
Cino presentation scanners have been tested in compliance with IEC62471 Exempt group standard
of the LED Eye Safety rules.
Environmental Regulations
Cino presentation scanners are fully compliant with both RoHS Directive of European Union and
RoHS Directive of China.

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About This Manual
This manual provides general instructions on the setup, operation, and troubleshooting of Cino
presentation scanners. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the scanners for optimum
performance.
Chapter 1,Getting Started
Provides basic information on Cino presentation scanners and the types of interface cables that
users can select from.
Chapter 2, Using the Scanner
Describes the scanners’ various operation modes, and their functionalities. It also presents
relevant scanner accessories that are available.
Chapter 3, Configuration
Introduces the various ways to configure Cino handheld scanners, and discusses the default
settings available.
Chapter 4, DataWizard Premium
Presents the means by which Cino presentation scanners can be programmed to execute data
formatting and other complex data processing tasks.
Chapter 5,Troubleshooting
Offers examples of problems that users may encounter, as well as possible causes and potential
solutions.
Appendix
Contains explanations on the audio and visual indications produced by Cino scanners. It also
provides frequently used command barcodes.

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Other Documentation
You may also refer to the following documents for additional information, which are available for
download at www.cino.com.tw.
FuzzyScan Quick Start Guide
Quick introduction to the most common scanner setup and operations.
FuzzyScan Barcode Programming Manual
Programming instructions and configuration barcodes for Cino scanners.
DataWizard Premium User Guide
Instructions on performing complex data processing and manipulation, including writing
programming scripts to customize scanner operations.
FuzzyScan Serial Command Manual
Information on using serial commands to program or control Cino scanners.
Cino scanner API Manual
API information for developers wishing to integrate Cino scanners into their systems.

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Table of Contents
Disclosures.............................................................................................................................................i
Safety Precautions..............................................................................................................................ii
Product Regulatory Compliance.....................................................................................................iii
About This Manual .............................................................................................................................iv
Other Documentation...................................................................................................................................... v
Table of Contents...............................................................................................................................vi
1 GETTING STARTED.....................................................................................................................................1
Product Package Information..........................................................................................................2
Contents of the Standard Kit......................................................................................................................... 2
Getting Acquainted with Your Scanner.........................................................................................3
Device Overview.............................................................................................................................................. 4
Connecting to the Host Equipment.................................................................................................6
Connecting to a USB port .............................................................................................................................. 7
Connecting to a RS232 Serial Port................................................................................................................ 8
Disconnecting the Scanner............................................................................................................................ 9
Connecting to an EAS System........................................................................................................10
2 OPERATIONS ..............................................................................................................................................11
Scanning Operations ........................................................................................................................12
Hands-free Scanning .................................................................................................................................... 12
Handheld Scanning....................................................................................................................................... 14
Mounting .............................................................................................................................................15
Desktop Application...................................................................................................................................... 15
Wall Mounting Application ........................................................................................................................... 16
Accessories .........................................................................................................................................17
Affixing Magnets Kit...................................................................................................................................... 17
Installation...................................................................................................................................................... 17
Placing and Lifting the Scanner .................................................................................................................. 18
3 CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................................................19
Configuring Your Scanner...............................................................................................................20
FuzzyScan PowerTool................................................................................................................................... 20
FuzzyScan iCode............................................................................................................................................ 20
FuzzyScan Command Barcodes................................................................................................................... 20
Default Settings.................................................................................................................................21
Factory Default.............................................................................................................................................. 21
User Default................................................................................................................................................... 21
4 DATAWIZARD PREMIUM .......................................................................................................................23
Data Processing Functionalities ....................................................................................................24
Custom Data manipulation and Scanner Control......................................................................24

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5 TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................25
Common Issues and Solutions.......................................................................................................26
APPENDIX..........................................................................................................................................................A
Audio and Visual Indications........................................................................................................... B
Quick Set Commands .........................................................................................................................C
Host Interfaces................................................................................................................................................ C
Keyboard Layouts............................................................................................................................................ D
System Commands ..........................................................................................................................................E
Option Codes .................................................................................................................................................... F
Release Notes...................................................................................................................................... G

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1 Getting Started
This chapter helps users get acquainted with their presentation scanners. It contains information on
the product package and details on the standard kit’s contents. It also introduces the types of
interface cables that users can choose from.

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Product Package Information
Upon receipt of the product, please verify the information on the package label to ensure that it
matches your order. When unpacking, please:
1. Check if the product package contents are complete according to the Contents list below and that
no parts are missing.
2. Check if any product parts are damaged during shipment.
3. If anything is missing or damaged during shipment, please report it immediately to your vendor.
Retain the packaging materials for use when returning the product.
Contents of the Standard Kit
Contents of the standard kit are listed below.
Standard Kit
Scanner unit
Interface cable (RS232 or USB)
Quick Start Guide

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Getting Acquainted with Your Scanner
Thank you for choosing Cino scanners. Powered by our FuzzyScan imaging technology, our
presentation scanners are designed to serve on the counters of supermarkets, retail stores, hospitals,
and other establishments where barcodes are used. Their exceptional reading performance,
durability, and ergonomic design make them the number one choice for a mulititude of scanning
applications.
For users who would like to integrate the presentation scanner with Checkpoint EAS (Electronic
Article Surveillance), please contact your sales representative for more information.

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Device Overview
S680 Front view
1. Power Indicator
2. Scan Window
3. Speaker
4. Trigger Button
5. Status Indicator

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S680 Rear view
1. Cable Release Hole
2. EAS Port (optional)
3. Hanging Hole
4. Screw Mounting Hole
5. Affixing Magnet Cavity
6. Host Interface Port

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Connecting to the Host Equipment
Cino’s standard Presentation scanner package contains either a USB or RS232 cable, depending on
the user’s selection. Your scanner can be connected to a USB or RS-232 port by using the
appropriate cable.
USB cable
RS232 cable

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Connecting to a USB port
1. Using the USB cable provided, connect the scanner to the USB port on your host equipment.
2. Configure your scanner’s interface setting by scanning the applicable barcode below.
USB HID Standard Mode ▲
USB Com Port Emulation
USB HID Turbo Mode

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Connecting to a RS232 Serial Port
1. Using the RS232 cable provided, connect the scanner to your host device’s RS232 port.
2. Configure your scanner’s interface setting by scanning the barcode below.
RS232 serial

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Disconnecting the Scanner
To remove the cable from your scanner, insert a paper clip into the cable release hole to depress the
locking tab of the interface cable. While keeping it depressed, remove the cable.

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Connecting to an EAS System
For connecting models supporting the optional EAS (electronic article surveillance) function, please
refer to the EAS supplemental document available on Cino’s website at www.cino.com.tw.