Manhattan 460873 User manual

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MAN-460873-UM-0110-01
460873

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Content
Introduction............................................................................1
1.1 General ...................................................................1
1.2 EMI certificated .......................................................1
1.3 Legislation and WEEE symbol ................................1
1.4 Pin Assignment .......................................................2
How to Configure................................................................... 3
2.1 Flow Chart ............................................................... 3
2.2 General Process .....................................................3
2.3 Start Over ................................................................4
2.4 Recall ......................................................................4
2.5 Set All Default..........................................................4
2.6 Version Information ................................................. 4
Operation...............................................................................5
3.1 Beeper Option ......................................................... 5
3.2 Output Characters...................................................5
3.3 Reverse Output Characters ....................................7
3.4 Upper/Lower Case .................................................. 7
3.5 Interscan Code Delay..............................................8
Code Type ...........................................................................10
4.1 Code Selection......................................................10
4.2 Bar Code ID ..........................................................14
4.3 User Define Code ID .............................................15
4.4 UPC/EAN/JAN ...................................................... 17
4.5 Code 39.................................................................19
4.6 Code 128...............................................................22
4.7 Interleave 25 .........................................................24
4.8 Industrial 25...........................................................26

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Content
4.9 Matrix 25 ...............................................................28
4.10 CODABAR/NW7 ................................................. 29
4.11 Code 93 ...............................................................32
4.12 Code 11 ............................................................... 33
4.13 MSI/PLESSEY Code ........................................... 35
4.14 Code 2 of 6..........................................................37
4.15 Telepen................................................................38
4.16 LCD 25 ................................................................40
4.17 RSS-14................................................................41
4.18 RSS Limited ........................................................42
4.19 RSS Expanded....................................................43
PREFIX/SUFFIX.................................................................. 44
5.1 Standard Suffixes ..................................................44
5.2 Insertion Data........................................................45
5.3 Deletion Data.........................................................51
Appendix .............................................................................57
A-Decimal Value..........................................................57
B-ASCII Table..............................................................58
C-Function Key Table..................................................67

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Introduction
1.1 General
SG300RFM has been factory configured with a set of default
parameters. All factory default settings are shown with <> and
bold in the following sections. You may make your own settings
by following procedures in this manual. If you want to save the
settings permanently, you should scan the Bar Code of “Save
Parameters” in chapter 2, otherwise the settings will not be
saved after the scanner power is off, and all settings will back
to previous settings.
By scanning “Set all default” Bar Code, the settings will go
back to the factory default settings.
1.2 EMI certificated
CE standards
The CE mark as shown here indicates this product had been
tested in accordance with the procedures given in European
Council Directive 89/336/EEC and confirmed to comply with
the Europe an Standard EN55022:1994/ A1: 1995 Class B, EN
55024/1998.
1.3 Legislation and WEEE symbol
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This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates
that it should not be disposed with other households wastes at
the end of its working life. To prevent possible harm to the
environment or human healthy from uncontrolled waste
disposal , please separate this from other types of wastes and
recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of
material resources. Household users should contact either the
retailer where they purchased this product, or their local
government office, for details of when and how they can take
this item fore environmentally safe recycling. Business users
should contact their supplier and check the terms and
conditions of the purchase.
1.4 Pin Assignment
1.4.1 PC Keyboard Output
1.4.2 RS-232 Output

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How to Configure
2.1 Flow Chart
Start
Configuration
Bar Codes
Parameters
Recall
Parameters
Set All
Defaults
End
Configuration
About
Configuration
Save
Parameters
2.2 General Process
Step1 Power on the scanner and cradle
Step2 Scan Start of
configuration
Step3 Scan the barcodes for the desired features
before scan End.
Step4 Scan End of
configuration
Step5 Save
The settings will be
saved permanently.
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2.3 Start Over
Abort configuration
Scan Abort configuration when you want to terminate
current programming status.
2.4 Recall
Replace the current
parameters by the
parameters saved last time.
2.5 Set All Default
Set all the parameters to the
factory default settings.
2.6 Version Information
Display the decoder version
information and
date code.

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Operation
3.1 Beeper Option
<High>
Medium
Low
Off
3.2 Output Characters
This function is related to the software of the host.
The output results will be affected by the software.
None
Data are displayed
continuously
<CR+LF>
The cursor moves to the left
once data are displayed, and
it will move to the next line
when the next data is ready to
be displayed. (This function
is related to the software of
the host, and the results will
be affected by the software)
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Enable CR Suffix – The
scanner transmits a carriage
return after each scan. The
cursor moves to the left once
data are displayed.
Enable LF Suffix – The
scanner transmits a line feed
after each scan. The cursor
moves to the next line once
data are displayed.
Enable Space
Once data are displayed, the
cursor will skip a space to get
ready for the next data.
Enable Tab(HT)
Once data are displayed, the
cursor will skip a tab to get
ready for the next data.
Enable ALT Method
Send Character by Alt method
Once this function is
activated, no matter the
keyboard is locked or
unlocked, the output
characters will not be affected
by the keyboard settings.
This function is only
applicable when the scanner
is used with PC.
<Disable ALT Method>

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Number as keypad data
Once this function is
activated, the output of the
scanning comes from the
numerical pad’s code.
<number as normal data>
Enable STX-ETX
Before displaying a data, this
function will add a STX ASCII
code in front of the data, and
an ETX ASCII code at the end
of the data. This function is
only limited to RS232
interface.
3.3 Reverse Output Characters
Example: 012345Æ543210
Enable
<Disable>
3.4 Upper/Lower Case
<No Change>
The case of the output
characters does not change.
Enable Lower Case Output
characters in lower case.
The results will be affected by
the keyboard settings. Thus,