RIOTEC iDC9500K User manual

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Bluetooth 2D
Pocket barcode scanner
Quick Guide
Model no.: iDC9500K
Introduction
Designed primarily for P.O.S. retail environments, the iDC9500K is a
Bluetooth pocket barcode scanner that allows you to scan various
barcoded items.
Its in-built Motorola SE4500 engine allows you to reliably read 2D
barcodes on various shapes and is a great space-saver for busy or
limited workspaces.
It supports iOS, Android, and Windows devices through Bluetooth
HID or SPP communication.
Delivery content
* Pocket Barcode scanner x 1 * Quick instructions x 1
* Mini USB cable x 1(for charging
only)
* Strap x 1
Limited Warranty
Riotec provides one-year limited warranty.
Riotec will not warranty any product which has been subjected to improper
usage, neglect or unauthorized repair or installation.
Besides, warranty does not cover the faulty usages or consumable parts.
(Cable & battery are consumable.)
Safety instructions
Read the operating instructions carefully and especially observe the safety
information. If you do not follow the safety instructions and information on
proper handling in this manual, we assume no liability for any resulting
personal injury or damage to property.
* The product is equipped with a Class 2 laser (Aimer).
* Never look into the laser beam and never point it at people or animals.
Laser radiation can seriously damage your eyes.
* Do not point the laser beam at mirrors or other reflective surfaces. The
uncontrolled, reflected beam may strike people or animals.
* Don’t put scanner in places excessively high temperatures, such as
expose under direct sunlight
* Don’t use scanner in extremely humid area or drastic temperature
change
* The rechargeable battery is permanently built into the product and
cannot be replaced.
* Never damage the rechargeable battery. Damaging the casing of the
rechargeable battery might cause an explosion or a fire!
Operating elements
* In the beginning, please press orange button for 8 seconds to turn it on.
(If not, please charge it for 10 minutes and do it again.)
* Then, charge scanner for 3~4 hours before use.
* User can press right grey button for 2~3 seconds to enter power-saving
mode. (sleep mode)
Or, presses left & right grey keys together for 8 seconds to turn it off.
How to Connect to Smartphone or Tablet
1. Make sure your device has HID or SPP profile
2. Turn off Power-Saving mode on your smartphone/tablet first
3. Then, choose HID or SPP profile and scans the following 2 setting
codes before connecting to smartphone/tablet.
(A1  A2 or B1  B2)
If you don’t know what profile your device is, please try HID
profile first, then, SPP profile.
HID profile SPP profile
A1 B1
A2 B2
* Under HID profile, press the left button for 4 seconds to unpair device.
Scanner can then be connected to other BT device.
(For iOS Device ONLY)
the button to raise and
lower ON-Screen Keyboard
SCAN/ Power ON key
Press 8 seconds to
turn it on,
press 1 second to
wake it up from sleep
mode
Power Saving button:
Press the button for 2~3
second then enter power
saving mode
Laser Exit
Window
Mini USB port
with protective cover
charge scanner via mini USB host cable.
Indicator (LED)

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1. click the “Settin
g
s” 2. click “General”
3. click “Bluetooth” 4. Turn it ON, and search the
Devices
5. Select “Rxxxxxx” to connect 6. When see the “Connected”
means the connection is OK.
(example: pairing with iPhone)
4. Please complete the connection procedures as the above photos.
5. After the connection is completed, the RED light will be OFF.
6. Before using WordPad file or appropriate APP, please set keyboard
language of device to US language. Then, scan the barcodes and the
barcode data will show on the cursor side.
Notes:
* This product complies with Bluetooth standards. This device that
communicated with this product must support the same SPP or HID. For
other Bluetooth devices with other profiles we cannot guarantee a
connection before the product has been tested.
* The communication speed and range of the product may vary due to
obstacles and radio wave condition between the product and device to
which it is connected. Condition on the host device may also affect the
communication speed and range of the scanner.
LED Indicator Information
Orange LED ON Full charged
Orange LED Flashing Charging / Low battery
Red LED ON Offline / out of service
Green LED ON Good read
Orange LED ON Good read (Batch mode)
Remark:
* When the battery power is too low, the Orange LED will flash and beep once.
Scanner should be charged immediately.
* In case the power consumed out totally; the RTC (Real Time Clock) will back to
original setting 01012000.
* If scanner shuts down it is recommended to charge it fully before turning it
back on.
* Under power-saving mode, there will not be LED indication when charging.
Reset Configuration to Defaults
(scan from A1 to A14 for HID profile or B1 to B14 for SPP profile)
USB HID
SPP profile
A1 B1
A2 B2
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A3 B3
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A4
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B4
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A5
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B5
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A6
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B6
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A7
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B7
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A8
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B8
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A9 B9
A10 B10
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A11 B11
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A12
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B12
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A13
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B13
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A14
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B14
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There are two operating modes on the scanner
1.Data Transmission mode (Default)
It is a necessary to scan “clean memory data" when
switching between these two modes.
Within Bluetooth radio
range
Beyond Bluetooth radio ran
ge
Data
read
Transmit data to
smartphone/tablet directly
Save data into scanner’s memory,
scanner will transmit data to
smartphone/tablet automatically
when back to Bluetooth radio range.
Enter Data Stora
g
e mode
LED Green/ Oran
g
e LED flashes
followed by 3 beeps.
2.Data Stora
g
e mode (Batch Mode)
It is a necessary to scan “clean memory data" when
switching between these two modes.
Data
read
Save data directly to scanner’s memory, It will transmit the data to
smartphone/tablet after you scan the Transmit memory data
code. To delete data please scan the Clean memory data code.
Enter Data Transmission mod
e
LED Green/Oran
g
e LED flashes followed by 3 beeps.
Always Clean memory data before switchin
g
to Data Transmission
Mode.
Otherwise Red/ Orange LED will flash with one long beep and will not
switch modes.
Under Data storage Mode
The data can be kept or deleted after data transmission
Keep the data
(Default)
Delete the data
Transmit memory data
Green/Oran
g
e LED Flashes followed by 3 beeps
Clean memory data
Green/Oran
g
e LED flashes followed by 3 beeps
The barcode data which is stored in the memory will be deleted.
Trigger Mode
Trigger always
(Trigger available at any time)
Trigger standard (Default)
(Trigger available, after data sent to the device)
Transmission Speed
Transmission speed is dependent on your device. In order not to lose
data, please choose the correct speed.
High-speed Ultra Slow-speed
transmission 1 transmission
Middle-speed Ultra Slow-speed
transmission 2 transmission
Slow-speed Ultra Slow-speed
transmission
(Default)
3 transmission
Power-saving Mode
Power-saving mode OFF
Powe
r
-saving mode ON (Default):
Enter power-saving mode after 5-minute
inactivity. This function converses battery power.
When you press "SCAN/Power ON" button, it will
wake up and begin to scan.
Powe
r
-saving mode ON:
Enter power-saving mode after 10-minute
inactivity. This function converses battery power.
When you press "SCAN/Power ON" button, it will
wake up and begin to scan.
* When charging, the scanner will not enter power-saving mode
automatically.
RTC (Real-time clock),
please set the punctuation mark at the same time
You must scan the below configuration barcode to set the date & time
stamp on the scanner.
Date information:
ENABLE
Date information:
DISABLE (default)
Time information:
ENABLE
Time information:
DISABLE (default)
The format of Date setting
Date format 1: mm/dd/20yy (default)
For example: 01/23/2011
Date format 2: dd/mm/20yy
For example: 23/01/2011
Date format 3: 20yy/mm/dd
For example: 2011/01/23
The punctuation marks for the intervals among
barcode data, date, time
, comma (default)
–
FOR Android/iOS use
For example:
ABCD,01/23/2011,12:34:56
Tab
–
FOR iOS use
For example:
ABCD 01/23/2011 12:34:56
; semicolon
–
FOR Android/iOS use
For example:
ABCD;01/23/2011;12:34:56

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Date and Time setting
SET DATE
Scan the SET DATE barcode, then, scan the six
numeric digits in the format mm/dd/yy, from the
numeric barcode.
For example: “01/23/2011”, please input 012311
SET TIME
Scan the SET TIME barcode, then, scan the six
numeric digits in the format hh:mm:ss from the
numeric barcode. Time format: 24hr clock
For example:
“PM 3:25:30”, please input “152530”
Keyboard Country (For USB HID only)
Scan the appropriate country code as below to
program the keyboard layout for your country
or language. As a general rule, the following
characters are supported, but need special
care for countries other than the United
States: @ | $ # { } [ ] = / ‘ \ < > ~
Follow the steps mentioned below to program.
1. Keyboard Country setting code.
2. “Select Country Code”
Read numeric barcode (according to country code).
Country/
Language No. Country/ Language No. Country/ Language No.
U.S. 10 Netherlands 26 Switzerland
French 45
Latin
America 11 Hungary 27 Switzerland German 46
Brazil 12 Italian 28 Sweden 47
Belgium 20 Icelandic 29 Turkey F 48
Bulgarian
Latin 21 Norway 30 Turkey Q 49
Denmark 22 Poland 41 Japan 71
Finland 23 Portugal 42 Korea 72
France 24 Russia 43 Thai 73
Germany 25 Spain 44 Vietnam 74
How to append a “prefix” or a “suffix” to the
barcode data
prefix suffix
1. scan above configuration code for Prefix or Suffix
2. enter the required values (right, numeric barcode) for Prefix or Suffix
using the hex values for the desired HEX values from Prefix & Suffix
TABLE (below page)”
3. then, end by scanning Code X (below, right)
* The max. of special characters is 5.
* When you append 1~4 required values for Prefix or Suffix, it must end
with Code X.
* It doesn’t need Code X, if you append 5 values to barcode data.
How to delete Prefix or Suffix
1. scan above configuration code for Prefix or Suffix
2. enter the “0” “0” (above, left)
3. then end by scanning Code X (below, right)
Numeric barcode for settings
Prefix & Suffix TABLE
HEX HID
(SPP) HEX HID (SPP) HEX HEX HEX HEX
01 CTRL A
(SOH) 19 CTRL
Y
(EM) 20 SPACE 38 8 50 P 68 h
02 CTRL B
(STX) 1A CTRL Z(SUB) 21 ! 39 951 Q 69 i
03 CTRL C
(ETX) 1B ESC (ESC) 22 " 3A : 52 R 6A j
04 CTRL D
(EOT) 1C CTRL \ (FS) 23 # 3B ;53 S 6B k
05 CTRL E
(ENQ) 1D CTRL ] (GS) 24 $ 3C < 54 T 6C l
06 CTRL F
(ACK) 1E CTRL ^ (RS) 25 % 3D =55 U 6D m
07 CTRL G
(BEL) 1F CTRL _ (US) 26 & 3E > 56 V 6E n
08 Backspace
(BS) 27 ' 3F ?57 W 6F o
09 Tab
(HT) HEX HID Only 28 ( 40 @ 58 X 70 p
0A CTRL J
(LF) 80 F1 29 ) 41 A59 Y 71 q
0B CTRL K
(VT) 81 F2 2A * 42 B 5A Z 72 r
0C CTRL L
(FF) 82 F3 2B + 43 C5B [ 73 s
0D Ente
r
(CR) 83 F4 2C , 44 D 5C \ 74 t
0E CTRL N
(SO) 84 F5 2D - 45 E5D ] 75 u
0F CTRL O
(SI) 85 F6 2E . 46 F 5E ^ 76 v
10 CTRL P
(DLE) 86 F7 2F / 47 G5F _ 77 w
11 CTRL Q
(DC1) 87 F8 30 0 48 H 60 ` 78 x
12 CTRL R
(DC2) 88 F9 31 1 49 I61 a 79 y
13 CTRL S
(DC3) 89 F10 32 2 4A J 62 b 7A z
14 CTRL T
(DC4) 8A F11 33 3 4B K63 c 7B {
15 CTRL U
(NAK) 8B F12 34 4 4C L 64 d 7C |
16 CTRL
V
(SYN) 35 5 4D M65 e 7D }
17 CTRL W
(ETB) 36 6 4E N 66 f 7E ~
18 CTRL
X
(CAN) 37 7 4F O67 g
0
6C
1 7 D
28E
39F
4A
5B X

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1D Symbologies -1
ENABLE CODE 93 DISABLE
ENABLE CODE 128
DISABLE
ENABLE GS1-128
DISABLE
ENABLE UPC-A DISABLE
ENABLE UPC-E DISABLE
ENABLE EAN 8 DISABLE
ENABLE EAN 13
DISABLE
1D Symbologies -2
ENABLE
GS1
DataBar DISABLE
ENABLE Interleaved 25 DISABLE
ENABLE MSI DISABLE
ENABLE CODABAR DISABLE
ENABLE CODE 39 DISABLE
ENABLE
ISBN
DISABLE
ENABLE GS1-128 DISABLE
2D Symbologies
ENABLE PDF 417 DISABLE
ENABLE QR Code DISABLE
ENABLE Data Matrix DISABLE
ENABLE Aztec Code DISABLE
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1. Pull out the USB cover its
slot
2. Press inward firmly on the
USB cover to reattach it
Top Bottom
Insert a thin object (e.g. a bent paper clip) into the small hole.
To click the reset button inside
Quick guide is subject to change without notice. R_200325_01
Pressing
direction
Reset