IBC Qscan User manual

Qscan
User’s Guide
V1.4

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SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL
Informational
!Warning

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LASER LIGHT
WARNING
QSCAN CONTAINS A CLASS 2 LASER.
DO NOT STARE DIRECTLY INTO THE
LASER.
CLASS 2 LASER

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Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 5
Features.................................................................................................................. 5
Mounting................................................................................................................ 6
Depth of Field ........................................................................................................ 7
Wiring ................................................................................................................... 8
Barcode Masking ................................................................................................. 11
Proximity/iClass Masking.................................................................................... 12
Relay .................................................................................................................... 12
Power over Ethernet............................................................................................. 12
Hid 5352 Emulation............................................................................................. 13
Arming Loop........................................................................................................ 13
Leds...................................................................................................................... 13
Serial Emulation................................................................................................... 13
Firmware Updates................................................................................................ 13
Data Flow............................................................................................................. 14
Programming.................................................................................................................. 15
Symbology Commands........................................................................................ 16
Barcode Options................................................................................................... 20
Barcode Masking ................................................................................................. 21
Wiegand Output for Barcode Reading................................................................. 26
Aamva.................................................................................................................. 31
Emulation Selection and Control......................................................................... 34
Prox and iClass Programming ............................................................................. 37
Wiegand Output for Prox/iClass .......................................................................... 45
Wiegand Special Outputs..................................................................................... 47
Digital Inputs and Arming Loop.......................................................................... 51
Serial Settings ...................................................................................................... 51
Hid 5352 Emulation............................................................................................. 52
Bicolor Led Setup ................................................................................................ 52
Miscellaneous Commands ................................................................................... 53
Serial Commands........................................................................................................... 54
Firmware Update ........................................................................................................... 56
Serial Emulation............................................................................................................. 56
Bit Size Table ................................................................................................................. 57
August 12, 2013

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Built-in proximity or
iclass® reading
Fast 2D scanner reads over 50
types of barcodes,
including PDF and QR codes
Wiegand, aba, 232, or tcp/
udp interface
Mounting anges on
both sides
Qscan Features
Fully weatherproofed for out-
door use
Optional 2x16 character dis-
play readable in direct sun-
light
Easily reads damaged and
worn out barcodes
Extracts elds from Drivers
Licenses
Optional POE for easy
powering over a network
Optional Form C relay
Digital inputs for arming loop
control
Reads barcodes from
smartphone displays
Reads barcodes as far away as
20 inches

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Qscan can be
mounted using four
screw holes located
on the anges.
You can also mount
using the keyholes on
each ange.
!Do not screw through the main body of the
Qscan. Mount using the anges only.
MOUNTING
Mounting

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Qscan can read barcodes up to 20” away depending on the type
of barcode (symbology) and the density of the barcode.
Common reading distances:
PDF 417 driver’s licenses 2.5” - 4.5”
Code39 7.5 mil 2” - 10”
UPC 13 mil 2” - 12”
Data Matrix 15 mil 2” - 12”
Code39 20 mil 1” - 20”
Barcodes do not have to be parallel to the reader.
Qscan can read barcodes tilted as much as 60 ° both
horizontally and vertically.
Qscan will also read barcodes as they are moving. You do not
have to hold the barcode steady within the eld of view.
Barcode Reading
Depth of Field
16
20
12
READING
Figures in inches

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Green -> Reader Transmit -> DB9 Pin 2
Yellow -> Reader Receive -> DB9 Pin 3
Blue -> Ground -> DB9 Pin 5
DB9 Pin 7
DB9 Pin 8
Wiring
RS232 with a DB9 connector
A short wire (zip cord) extends from the DB9 connector. This wire contains a dc plug
receptacle for connecting the ac adapter.
Red +12vdc
Blue Ground
Green Reader Tansmit
Yellow Reader Receive
Orange Input 1 (optional)
White Input 2 (optional)
RS232 with flying leads
Orange and White are reserved for
digital inputs which can be used for
an arming loop.
Red +12vdc
Blue Ground
Green unused
White unused
Brown F2F*
Orange Green Led / Input 1
Yellow Bicolor Led / Input 2
F2F
*Qscan F2F circuitry supports connection to a system with a 5V or
12V pullup.
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WIRING

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Red +12vdc
Blue Ground
Green Data 0
White Data 1
Orange Green Led / Input 1
Yellow Bicolor Led / Input 2
Wiegand Wiegand output readers can be
reprogrammed to transmit magnetic
stripe emulation (both aba and track
1), wand emulation, or F2F. Input 1
and Input 2 can be used to control
the led’s or used as an arming loop
control.
Red +12vdc
Blue Ground
Green Clock
White Data
Orange Green Led / Input 1
Yellow Bicolor Led / Input 2
ABA Wiegand output readers can be
reprogrammed to transmit magnetic
stripe emulation (both aba and track
1), wand emulation, or F2F. Input 1
and Input 2 can be used to control
the led’s or used as an arming loop
control.
Red +12vdc
Blue Ground
Green unused
White Wand
Orange Green Led / Input 1
Yellow Bicolor Led / Input 2
Wand Wiegand output readers can be
reprogrammed to transmit magnetic
stripe emulation (both aba and track
1), wand emulation, or F2F. Input 1
and Input 2 can be used to control
the led’s or used as an arming loop
control.
WIRING

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Ethernet wiring consists of:
3’ cable with an RJ45 connector on it for connecting to the network.
3’ power cable with a barrel receptacle for connecting an ac adaptor.
3’ at cable for optional relay and digital input connections.
Qscan readers with POE may be powered through the Cat5/6 cable from
a POE switch, or powered with the AC Adaptor.
Ethernet (TCP/UDP)
Relay wiring consists of 3 wires:
Red Common
Green Normally Open
Yellow Normally Closed
Relay connections are independent.
Ethernet Qscans with POE cannot power external equipment using power from
the POE. A separate power supply is required to power the device connected to
the relay.
Relay Wiring
WIRING