Partner SD-730N Owner's manual
CCD BAR-CODE SCANNER
PROGRAMMING MANUAL
Warranty Term
Partner Technology Ltd. Warrants that it’s products will be free from
defects in materials and workmanship, and will be manufactured in
conformity with specifications furnished to us by purchaser, as of the
date of shipment. Partner Tech will repair or replace, at its option,
discretion and expense, all parts that are or become defective, except
defects resulting from Purchaser’s misuse of Products or negligence.
Partner’s obligations are limited to repair or replace at its option, any
parts, excluding perishable items, witching one (1) year, beginning
from the date of shipment to the original purchaser. At purchaser’s
request, Partner may consider to service its products at the
purchaser’s site, within the warranty period, at its expense, but
excluding travel time and other expenses, which purchaser hereby
agrees to pay upon written notice from Partner.
This warranty term is exclusive of all other warranties, express or
implied as to the suitability of any of its products for any particular
user as to the merchant ability of any such products. No
representative of Partner‘s or any other person is authorized to
assume for Partner for any other liability in connection with the sales
of its products.
Liability under this warranty terms is limited to the extent provided
above. Partner will in no case be responsible for special, incidental
or consequential damages or damages due to loss of business or any
other obligation or liability with respect to its products.
NOTICE
This equipment has been tested and found comply with the limits
for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interface when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instruction manual, may cause harmful interface to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area
is likely to cause harmful interface in which case the user will be
required to correct the interface at his own expense.
.All brands and trademarks are belonged to their respective owner.
.Specifications are subject to change without notice.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interface, and (2) this device must accept any
interface received, including interface that may cause undesired
operation.
Index
Index
Installation....................................................................... 1
Configuration Flowchart................................................ 2
Data Transmission Flowchart........................................ 3
Output Interface.............................................................. 4
Keyboard Wedge............................................................. 5
RS-232C........................................................................... 8
Wand Emulation ........................................................... 10
OCIA.............................................................................. 11
System Control.............................................................. 12
Scanning Mode.............................................................. 14
■UPC-A ........................................................................... 15
■UPC-E............................................................................ 16
■EAN-13.......................................................................... 18
■EAN-8............................................................................ 20
■Code-39.......................................................................... 22
Interleaved 2 Of 5..........................................................24
Industrial 2 Of 5............................................................ 25
Matrix 2 Of 5................................................................. 26
China Post 2 Of 5 ..........................................................27
■Codabar / NW7............................................................. 28
■Code-128........................................................................ 30
Code-93 .......................................................................... 32
Code-11 .......................................................................... 33
MSI / Plessey.................................................................. 34
UK / Plessey ...................................................................35
IATA............................................................................... 36
Telepen........................................................................... 37
Index
Index
Output Control.............................................................. 38
Specific Adjustment ...................................................... 40
Appendix........................................................................ 41
Cable Type..................................................................... 42
OEM Cable Type .......................................................... 44
Introduction................................................................... 45
Test Chart...................................................................... 53
ASCII Code Table.........................................................55
Hexdecimal Code Table................................................ 56
Installation 1
Installation
Example: Scanner Of Keyboard Wedge Type
1) Take the keyboard connector off from terminal and connect with
the “Y”cable of scanner, afterward, connect back to keyboard port of
terminal, then, turn the terminal power on.
2) The phone-jack design connector is available for plug-in easily
with different kind of cable.
3) The phone-jack plug can be easily to be separated from the
scanner, by way of inserting a pin or needle into the tiny hold, which
locate at the rear side of scanner.
2 Configuration Flowchart
Configuration Flowchart
EnterProgrammingMode
Next Selection
SelectFunctionSymbol
[Set ASCII Code] [Set Value]
Refer to ASCII & Refer to
Hexadecimal Code Table Hexadecimal Code Table
(High Byte) (10‘s Value)
Prefixor
Suffix Only (Low Byte) (1‘s Value)
FinishASCIICodeorValue
Setting
Save&Exit
ExitWithoutSave
Default&Exit
Exit&VersionList
Exit&SettingList
These factory default settings are indicated by ‘■‘
Function
DecimalHexadecimal
Hexadecimal Decimal
Default
Version
List
Abort
End
Set
Start
Data Transmission Flowchart 3
Data Transmission Flowchart
Preamble Data0, Data1 (2 Bytes ASCII Code)
Preamble Data0 - Data15 (15 Bytes ASCII Code)
CodeName
Code ID (Before Code Data)
CodeLength
CodeData
Code ID (After Code Data)
Preamble Data0 - Data15 (15 Bytes ASCII Code)
Post amble Data0, Data1 (2 Bytes ASCII Code)
Post amble
Suffix
Code ID
Code
Preamble
Prefix
Length
Code ID
Code name
4 Interface
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Output Interface
Output Interface
Keyboard Wedge
RS-232C
Wand Emulation
OCIA
Spare0
Spare1
Spare2
Spare3
The interface is set in manufacturing according to the model type.
Interface 5
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Keyboard Wedge
Keyboard Speed
Low
0
Medium
High ■
0
0
Turbo
0
Numeric Key Position
Alphabetic-key ■
Keypad
Function Key Emulation
Disable ■
Enable
Keyboard Simulation
Disable ■
Enable
Caps Lock
Uppercase ■
Lowercase
Auto
Spare
Disable ■
Enable
6 Interface
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Keyboard Wedge
Keyboard Type
IBM AT, PS/2 ■
IBM XT
Macintosh ADB.
IBM PS/2 25,30
NEC 9801
IBM PS/2 55
IBM 5500
'
KT-106
IBM 5576
Spare0
Spare1
!
Spare2
Spare3
"
#
Interface 7
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$
Keyboard wedge
Keyboard Language
USA (US) ■
Belgium (BE)
Danish (DK)
France (FR)
Germany (GR)
Italian (IT)
Portuguese (PO)
Spanish (SP)
Swedish (SV)
Switzerland (SF)
UK (UK)
!
Latin American (LA)
Spare0
"
#
Spare1
$
Specific Adjustments
Inter-Character Delay Timer (Range: 0010-9910, Unit: 1ms) [Set Value]
"
Transmit Delay Timer (Range:0010-9910, Unit: 10ms) [Set Value]
#
8 Interface
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RS-232C
Baud Rate
38400 BPS
19200 BPS
9600 BPS ■
4800 BPS
2400 BPS
1200 BPS
600 BPS
300 BPS
Data Parity
None ■
!
Even
Odd
!
!
Space
Mark
!
!
Data Bits
7 Bits
8 Bits ■
Stop Bits
1 Bit ■
2 Bits
Interface 9
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RS-232C
Handshaking
Disable ■
"
RTS/CTS
CTS/RTS
"
"
Scanner Ready
Data Ready
"
"
XON/XOFF
STX/ETX
"
"
CTS Trigger
Spare0
"
"
Spare1
"
Specific Adjustments
Inter-Character Timer (Range: 0010-9910, Unit: 1ms) [Set Value]
"
Transmit Delay Timer (Range: 0010-9910, Unit: 10ms) [Set Value]
#
Response Delay Timer (Range: 0010-9910, Unit: 100ms) [Set Value]
$
10 Interface
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Wand Emulation
Active Level
Bar High/Space Low
#
Bar Low/Space High ■
#
Normal Level
Low ■
$
High
$
Inter-Character Gap
Narrow ■
&
Wide
&
Output Speed
Low
%
Medium ■
High
%
%
Turbo
%
Code-39 Output Emulation
Disable ■
(
Enable
(
Narrow/Wide Ratio
1:2 ■
1:2.5
1:3
1:3.5
Specific Adjustments
Margins Timer (Range: 0010-9910, Unit: 10ms) [Set Value]
#
Interface 11
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OCIA
Interface Type
NCR-6Bits
)
Spectra Physics-6Bits ■
ASCII-7Bits
)
)
ASCII+NCR-6Bits
ASCII Spectra Physics-6Bits
)
)
Date Parity
Even
*
Odd ■
Mark
*
*
Space
*
Spare
Disable ■
+
Enable
+
12 System Control
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START
System Control
Power-On Music
Disable
Enable ■
Power-On Auto Trigger
Disable ■
Enable
Good-Read LED
Disable
Enable ■
Good-Read Beep
Disable
Enable ■
Power Saving
Disable ■
Enable
Force Case
Disable ■
*
Uppercase
Lowercase
*
*
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