STEP 1 - Connect the power
Make sure that the cradle is powered with a 6V DC adapter and that the red power LED lights up.
The blue Bluetooth LED will start to flash indicating that there is no active Bluetooth connection.
STEP 4 - Make a Bluetooth connection between the scanner and the cradle.
Scan the Bluetooth address label on the bottom of the CRD-3301 cradle. The scanner will then
pair with the cradle and connect with it. Once the connection is established, the blue LED on the
cradle will light up continuously. Once the scanner is paired to the cradle the following barcodes
can be used to disconnect resp. connect the scanner to the cradle.
(Note that these are not configuration barcodes so it is not needed to scan the Start/End barcode)
_+-DISC-+_
Manual Disconnect
_+-CONN-+_
Manual Connect
_SO_
Default Bluetooth SPP
STEP 2 - Configure the scanner.
Set the OPI-3301 to default Bluetooth SPP. (This is the communication standard between
scanner and cradle; it does not define the communication standard between cradle and PC)
_ZZ_
Start
_ZZ_
End
_CNC2_
USB-HID
STEP 3 - Select and configure the interface Cradle - PC.
First select the physical interface (RS232 or USB). When RS232 is used, leave the USB port
unconnected, and then no configurations are required. For USB, you can make a choice between
USB-HID and USB-VCP. For USB-VCP there are two options: with handshaking/retries, and
without handshaking. The no handshake option is faster but less secure.
_CNPC_
USB-VCP (No Handshake)
_CNCR_
USB-VCP (Handshake and retries)
For more information about the CRD-3301, downloads and more, visit us at:
CRD-3301-QUICK START GUIDE
Before one or more configuration barcodes can be scanned, the ‘Start config’ barcode has to be
scanned. When done with the configuration, the ‘End config’ barcode has to be scanned.
www.opticonusa.com/start or
www.opticon.com/service-and-support.aspx
