Denso BHT-8000 User manual


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Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproducedinanyformorbyanymeanswithout
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theirrespectiveholders.

i
Preface
PleaseREADthroughtheseoperatinginstructionscarefully.ItwillenableyoutooperateyourBHT-8000
correctly.
Afteryouhavefinishedreadingtheinstructions,keepthismanualhandyforspeedyreference.

ii
Howthisbookisorganized
Thismanualismadeupoffivechaptersandappendices.
Chapter1QuickGuide
DescribesthebasicoperatingmethodoftheBHTandtherelatednotes.
Chapter2GettingStartedtheBHTandSystemMode
SummarizestheBHTsystemconfigurationanddescribestheoperationincludingpreparationand
SystemMode(whichisrequiredfortheefficientuseofapplicationprograms).
Chapter3CommunicationsOperationsofBHT
DescribesthecommunicationsoperationsoftheBHTó theIRcommunication,RS-232Cinterface
specifications,basiccommunicationsspecifications,andthecommunicationsprotocolsó fordata
transferwiththehostcomputerorotherdevices.
Chapter4ErrorMessages
ListstheerrormessageswhichwillappearontheLCDifsomeerroroccursintheBHT.
Chapter5HandlingtheCU-8000(Option)
DescribesthehandlingprocedureoftheCU-8000andtheinterfacingwiththehostcomputer.This
chapteralsoincludesthechargingfunctionoftheCU-8001/8021.
AppendixA:Specifications
AppendixB:CommunicationsProtocolDetails
AppendixC:ATypicalBasicOperation

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TechnicalTermsUsedinThisManual
SourceProgramandObjectProgram(UserProgram)
Generally,asourceprogramistranslatedintoanobjectprogrambyacompiler.Thismanualcallsan
objectprogramauserprogram.
BHT-BASIC
ThismanualexpressesBHT-BASIC3.0andBHT-BASIC3.5asBHT-BASIC.
RelatedPublications
BHT-BASICProgrammer'sManual
TransferUtilityGuide
Ir-TransferUtilityCGuide
Ir-TransferUtilityEGuide
ScreenIndication
Theletteringinthescreensinthismanualisalittledifferentfromthatintheactualscreens.Filenames
usedareonlyfordescriptionpurpose,sotheywillnotappearifyouhavenotsetfileshavingthose
names.

iv
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
Besuretoobserveallthesesafetyprecautions.
PleaseREADthroughthismanualcarefully.ItwillenableyoutousetheBHTandCUcorrectly.
Alwayskeepthismanualnearbyforspeedyreference.
StrictobservanceofthesewarningandcautionindicationsareaMUSTforpreventingaccidentswhich
couldresultinbodilyinjuryandsubstantialpropertydamage.Makesureyoufullyunderstandall
definitionsofthesetermsandrelatedsymbolsgivenbelow,beforeyouproceedontothetextitself.
Alertsyoutothoseconditionswhichcouldcauseseriousbodilyinjuryor
deathiftheinstructionsarenotfollowedcorrectly.
Alertsyoutothoseconditionswhichcouldcauseminorbodilyinjuryor
substantialpropertydamageiftheinstructionsarenotfollowedcorrectly.
MeaningofSymbols
Atriangle( )withapictureinsidealertsyoutoawarningofdanger.Hereyouseethe
warningforelectricalshock.
Adiagonallinethroughacircle( )alertsyoutosomethingyoushouldnotdo;itmayormay
nothaveapictureinside.Hereyouseeascrewdriverinsidethecircle,meaningthatyou
shouldnotdisassemble.
Ablackcircle( )withapictureinsidealertsyoutosomethingyouMUSTdo.Thisexample
showsthatyouMUSTunplugthepowercord.

v
ToSystemDesigners:
•WhenintroducingBHTsinthosesystemsthatcouldaffecthumanlives(e.g.,medicines
managementsystem),developapplicationscarefullythroughredundancyandsafetydesign
whichavoidsthefeasibilityofaffectinghumanlivesevenifadataerroroccurs.
Handlingthebatterycartridge
•Neverdisassembleorheatthebatterycartridge,norputitintofireorwater;doingsocould
causebattery-ruptureorleakageofbatteryfluid,resultinginafireorbodilyinjury.
•Donotcarryorstorethebatterycartridgetogetherwithmetallicball-pointpens,necklaces,
coins,hairpins,etc.
Doingsocouldshort-circuittheterminalpins,causingthebatteriestoruptureorthebattery
fluidtoleak,resultinginafireorbodilyinjury.
•Avoiddroppingthebatterycartridgeorlettingitundergoanyshockorimpact.
Doingsocouldcausethebatteriestobreak,generateheat,ruptureorburn.
•Onlyusethededicatedchargerforchargingthebatterycartridge.
Usingadifferenttypeofchargercouldcausebattery-ruptureorleakageofbatteryfluidand
resultinafire,bodilyinjury,orseriousdamagetoproperty.
•NeverchargetheNi-MHbatterycartridgewhereanyinflammablegasesmaybeemitted;
doingsocouldcausefire.
HandlingtheCU-8000
•Ifsmoke,abnormalodorsornoisescomefromtheCU,immediatelyunplugtheACadapter
fromthewallsocket,disconnecttheinterfacecable,andcontactyournearestdealer.
Failuretodosocouldcausefireorelectricalshock.
•IfforeignmaterialorwatergetsintotheCU,immediatelyunplugtheACadapterfromthe
wallsocketorCU,disconnecttheinterfacecable,andcontactyournearestdealer.
Failuretodosocouldcausefireorelectricalshock.
•IfyoudroptheCUsoastodamageitshousing,immediatelyunplugtheACadapterfromthe
wallsocketorCU,disconnecttheinterfacecable,andcontactyournearestdealer.
Failuretodosocouldcausefireorelectricalshock.
•NeverusetheCUforcharginganythingotherthanthespecifiedbatterycartridges.
Doingsocouldcauseheat,battery-rupture,orfire.
•Neverbringanymetalsintocontactwiththeoutputterminals.
DoingsocouldproducealargecurrentthroughtheCU,resultinginheatorfire,aswellas
damagetotheCU.

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•UsethededicatedACadapteronly.
Failuretodosocouldresultinfire.
•NeverusetheCUonthelinevoltageotherthanthespecifiedlevel.
DoingsocouldcausetheCUtobreakorburn.
•IfthepowercordoftheACadapterisdamaged(e.g.,exposedorbrokenleadwires),stop
usingitandcontactyournearestdealer.
Failuretodosocouldresultinafireorelectricalshock.
Handlingthebatterycartridge
•Loadarechargeablebatterycartridgeinthecorrectdirection.
FailuretodosocouldcausethebatterycartridgeorBHTto
generateheatorsmoke.
•Neverchargeawetordamprechargeablebatterycartridge.
Doingsocouldcausethebatteriestobreak,generateheat,ruptureorburn.
HandlingtheBHT
•NeverputtheBHTinplaceswherethereareexcessivelyhightemperatures,suchasinside
closed-upautomobiles,orinplacesexposedtodirectsunlight.
Doingsocouldaffectthehousingorparts,resultinginafire.
•AvoidusingtheBHTinextremelyhumidordustyareas,orwheretherearedrastic
temperaturechanges.
MoistureordustwillgetintotheBHT,resultinginmalfunction,fireorelectricalshock.
•NeverdisassembleormodifytheBHT;doingsocouldresultinanaccidentsuchasbreakor
fire.
Never
disas-
semble
•Ifsmoke,abnormalodorsornoisescomefromtheBHT,immediatelyturnoffthepower,pull
outthebatterycartridge,andcontactyournearestdealer.
Failuretodosocouldcausesmokeorfire.
•IfforeignmaterialorwatergetsintotheBHT,immediatelyturnoffthepower,pulloutthe
batterycartridge,andcontactyournearestdealer.
Failuretodosocouldcausesmokeorfire.

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•IfyoudroptheBHTsoastodamageitshousing,immediatelyturnoffthepower,pulloutthe
batterycartridge,andcontactyournearestdealer.
Failuretodosocouldcausesmokeorfire.
•Forthosemachinesusingdrycells,donotmistaketheplusandminusmarkswhenloading
themintothecartridge.
Failuretodosocouldcausebattery-ruptureorleakageofbatteryfluid,resultinginbodily
injury,fire,orpropertydamage.
•Forthosemachinesusingdrycells,donotuseanythingotherthanthespecifiedtypeofdry
cells,norusenewandoldonestogether.
Doingsocouldcausebattery-ruptureorleakageofbatteryfluid,resultinginbodilyinjury,fire,
orpropertydamage.
•Donotusebatteriesorpowersourcesotherthanthespecifiedones;doingsocould
generateheatorcausemalfunction.
•Inenvironmentswherestaticelectricitycanbuildintosignificantcharges(e.g.,ifyouwipeoff
theplasticplatewithadrycloth),donotoperatetheBHT.Doingsowillresultinmalfunction
ormachinefailure.
•Whenconnectingordisconnectingthedirect-connectinterfacecableto/fromtheBHT,dono
plugorunplugatanangleanddonotpullthecablestrongly.Doingsowillresultinamachine
failure.
•IftheBHThasbeenstoredinahot(50∞Cto60∞C,122∞Fto140∞F)andhumidplace,allowit
tositatroomtemperatureandhumidityforatleastonedaybeforeuse.UsingtheBHTwith
itsinsidebeinghotwillfailtoscanorresultinamachinefailure.
HandlingtheCU-8000
•NeverputtheCUinplaceswherethereareexcessivelyhightemperatures,suchasinside
closed-upautomobiles,orinplacesexposedtodirectsunlight.
Doingsocouldaffectthehousingorparts,resultinginafire.
•AvoidusingtheCUinextremelyhumidordustyareas,orwheretherearedrastic
temperaturechanges.
MoistureordustwillgetintotheCU,resultinginmalfunction,fireorelectricalshock.
•NeverdisassembleormodifytheCU;doingsocouldresultinanaccidentsuchasfireor
malfunction.
•IfyouarenotusingtheCUforalongtime,besuretounplugtheACadapterfromthewall
socketanddisconnecttheinterfacecableforsafety.
Failuretodosocouldresultinafire.
•WhencaringfortheCU,unplugtheACadapterfromthewallsocketanddisconnectthe
interfacecableforsafety.
Failuretodosocouldresultinanelectricalshock.

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•NevercoverorwrapuptheCUorACadapterinaclothorblanket.
Doingsocouldcausetheunittoheatupinside,deformingitshousing,resultinginafire.
AlwaysusetheCUandACadapterinawell-ventilatedarea.
•DonotplacetheCUanyplacewhereitmaybesubjectedtooilysmokeorsteam,e.g.,near
acookingrangeorhumidifier.
Doingsocouldresultinafireorelectricalshock.
•Keepthepowercordawayfromanyheatingequipment.
Failuretodosocouldmeltthesheathing,resultinginafireorelectricalshock.
•Donotinsertordropforeignmaterialssuchasmetalsoranythinginflammablethroughthe
openingsorventsintotheCU.
Doingsocouldresultinafireorelectricalshock.
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connectionwith,theapplicationoruseofanyproduct,circuit,orapplicationdescribedherein.
IfitisjudgedbyDENSOWAVEINCORPORATEDthatmalfunctionoftheproductisduetothe
producthavingbeendroppedorsubjectedtoimpact,repairswillbemadeatareasonablecharge
evenwithinthewarrantyperiod.
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samewerenotintendednordesigned;or(iii)anymodificationofDENSOWAVE'sproductsby
other(s)thanDENSOWAVE.

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ProperCareoftheBHTandCU
WipetheBHT'schargeterminalsandbatterycartridgeterminalswithacottonswaborthelike
periodically.CleantheBHThousingwithadry,softcloth.Beforecleaning,besuretoturntheBHToff.
•Neverusebenzene,alcohol,orotherorganicsolvents.Thehousing
maybemarredorthepaintmaycomeoff.
•Neverruborstriketheliquidcrystaldisplay(LCD)withanything
hard.TheLCDsurfacewillbeeasilyscratchedorbroken.
•Whencleaningthekeypad,donotscrubthesurfacetoohardorpull
onthekeys.Doingsomaybreakthekeys.
•IftheBHTbecomessmudged,moistenasoftclothwithneutraldetergentandwringitoutthoroughly.
WipetheBHTwiththeclothandthengooveritagainwithadrycloth.
Dustordirtaccumulatingontheclearplateofthebar-codereadingwindowwillaffectreading
performance.IfyouusetheBHTindustyareas,therefore,periodicallychecktheclearplateofthebar-code
readingwindowandcleanitifdusty.
•Tocleantheplate,firstblowthedustawaywithanairbrush.Thenwipetheplatewithacottonswabor
thesimilarsoftonegently.
•Ifsandorhardparticleshaveaccumulated,neverrubtheplate;doingsowillscratchordamageit.
Blowtheparticlesawaywithanairbrushorasoftbrush.
LimitedWarrantyonSoftwareProducts
InnoeventwillDENSOWAVEbeliablefordirect,indirect,special,incidental,orconsequential
damages(includingimaginaryprofitsordamagesresultingfrominterruptionofoperationorlossof
businessinformation)resultingfromanydefectinthesoftwareoritsdocumentationorresultingfrom
inabilitytoapplythesoftwareoritsdocumentation.

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FCCRegulations
ThisDevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.
Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:
(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and
(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesired
operation.
NOTE:ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassAdigitaldevice,
pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotection
againstharmfulinterferencewhentheequipmentisoperatedinacommercialenvironment.This
equipmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedin
accordancewiththeinstructionmanual,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.
Operationofthisequipmentinaresidentialareaislikelytocauseharmfulinterferenceinwhichcasethe
userwillberequiredtocorrecttheinterferenceathisownexpense.
FCCWARNING:Changesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsiblefor
compliancecouldvoidtheuserísauthoritytooperatetheequipment.

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Content Overviews
Preface............................................................................................................................................................i
How this book is organized..........................................................................................................................ii
SAFETY PRECAUTIO...................................................................................................................................iv
Content Overviews.....................................................................................................................................xiv
Chapter 1 Quick Guide .................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Reading Bar Codes ...........................................................................................................................2
1.2 Setting and Using the Hand Strap .....................................................................................................3
1.3 Setting the Backlight..........................................................................................................................4
1.4 Using the Keypad ..............................................................................................................................5
1.5 Transferring Data...............................................................................................................................6
Chapter 2 Getting Started the BHT and System Mode...............................................................................7
2.1 BHT System Configuration ................................................................................................................9
2.2 Components and Functions.............................................................................................................14
2.3 Preparation ......................................................................................................................................17
2.3.1 Setting-up 1: Loading Dry Cells or Rechargeable Battery Cartridge......................................17
2.3.2 Setting-up 2: Setting the Calendar Clock...............................................................................22
2.3.3 Adjusting the LCD Contrast & Beeper Volume and Switching the Beeper & Vibrator............24
2.3.4 Displaying the Battery Voltage Level and System Status ......................................................26
2.3.5 Battery Replacement Notes...................................................................................................27
2.3.6 BHT Turning-off Notes...........................................................................................................29
2.4 Initializing the BHT System..............................................................................................................33
2.5 Operating in System Mode ..............................................................................................................37
2.5.1 Starting System Mode ...........................................................................................................37
2.5.2 Operating in System Mode ....................................................................................................41
2.5.3 Detailed Description of the Functions in System Mode .........................................................43
2.6 Starting Up User Programs..............................................................................................................90
Chapter 3 Communications Operations of BHT.......................................................................................93
3.1 Infrared Communication ..................................................................................................................94
3.2 RS-232C Interface Specifications....................................................................................................95
3.3 Basic Communications Specifications and Parameters...................................................................97
3.3.1 Basic Communications Specifications ...................................................................................97
3.3.2 Communications Parameters ................................................................................................99
3.4 Communications Protocols ............................................................................................................100
3.4.1 BHT-protocol .......................................................................................................................100
3.4.2 BHT-Ir Protocol....................................................................................................................105

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Chapter 4 Error Messages........................................................................................................................111
4.1 System Errors................................................................................................................................112
4.2 Errors in System Mode..................................................................................................................117
Chapter 5 Handling the CU-8000 (Option)...............................................................................................121
5.1 Functions of the CU-8000..............................................................................................................122
5.2 Components and Functions...........................................................................................................123
5.3 Applying Power to the CU-8000 ....................................................................................................124
5.4 Communicating with the Host Computer .......................................................................................126
5.4.1 Setting the Transmission Speed of the CU-8000.................................................................126
5.4.2 Interface Cable Connection.................................................................................................127
5.4.3 Interfacing with the Host Computer.....................................................................................128
5.5 Charging the Rechargeable Battery Cartridge (using the CU-8001/8021).....................................129
5.5.1 Rechargeable Battery Cartridge Loaded in the BHT ...........................................................129
5.5.2 Rechargeable Battery Cartridge Alone................................................................................131
5.6 Interface Specifications..................................................................................................................135
Appendices................................................................................................................................................137
Appendix A. Specifications....................................................................................................................138
A.1 BHT-8000 ............................................................................................................................138
A.2 CU-8000..............................................................................................................................146
Appendix B. Communications Protocol Details .....................................................................................148
B.1 BHT-protocol .......................................................................................................................148
B.2 BHT-Ir protocol ....................................................................................................................157
Appendix C. ATypical Basic Operation.................................................................................................168
Index...........................................................................................................................................................169

Chapter1.QuickGuide
Chapter2.GettingStartedtheBHTandSystemMode
Chapter3.CommunicationsOperationsofBHT
Chapter4.ErrorMessages
Chapter5.HandlingtheCU-8000(Option)
Appendices


1
Chapter1
QuickGuide
ThischapterdescribesthebasicoperatingmethodoftheBHTandtherelatednotes.
1.1ReadingBarCodes....................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2SettingandUsingtheHandStrap ................................................................................................................................ 3
1.3SettingtheBacklight ..................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4UsingtheKeypad.......................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.5TransferringData .......................................................................................................................................................... 6

2
1.1ReadingBarCodes
TurntheBHTon,bringthebar-codereadingwindowtothebarcodetobescanned,andpressthe
triggerswitch.TheBHTturnsontheilluminationLEDtoscanthebarcode.
WhentheBHThasreadthebarcodesuccessfully,theindicatorLEDwillilluminateingreen.
BHT-8000/8000D(Straightbeamtype)BHT-8100(Slantbeamtype)
ïIftheBHTfailstoreadduetospeculareffectsorotherfactors,
changethescanningangleofthebar-codereadingwindoworthe
distancefromcodesasshownatright,andtryitagain.(Specular
effectsoccurwhenthereflectionofthelightfromthebarcode
becomesexcessivelystrong.Thiscaneasilyhappenwhenthe
reflectingsurfaceispolishedorcoveredwithvinyl.)
ïToreadbarcodeswiderthanthereadableareaofthebar-code
readingwindow,pullthebar-codereadingwindowawayfrombar
codes.
**Forthedetailedscanningconditions,refertoAppendixA.
ïThebarcodereadingproceduremaydifferdependinguponthe
applicationused,sofollowtheapplicationísmanual.
BHT-8000/8000D(Straightbeamtype)
BHT-8100(Slantbeamtype)
ïBeforereadinglabels,cleanthemifstained.
ïAvoidusingtheBHTindirectsunlight.TheBHTmightfailtoreadcorrectly.
ïToreadbarcodesoncurvedsurfaces,applythebar-codereadingwindowtothecenterofeachba
r
codeatarightangle.
ïIfyoupullthebar-codereadingwindowawayfrombarcodes,theactualscanningrangewill
becomenarrowerthantherangecoveredbytheilluminationLED.
ïThelightintensityoftheilluminationLEDwillvarydependinguponthescanningconditionsand
variationofitselements.

Chapter1QuickGuide
3
1.2SettingandUsingtheHandStrap
Settingthehandstrap
Usingthehandstrap
PutyourhandthroughthehandstrapandholdtheBHTasshownbelow.Thiswillpreventyoufrom
droppingtheBHTaccidentally.

4
1.3SettingtheBacklight
PressingtheM1keywhileholdingdownSF(Shift)keyactivatesordeactivatesthebacklightfunction.
Inuserprograms,youcanselectthekeytobeusedforactivatingordeactivatingthebackligh
t
function(insteadoftheinitialsetting:combinationofSFandM1),aswellasmodifyingthe
ON-durationofthebacklightbeforetheautomaticturning-off.
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