SICK IDM series User manual
IDMxxx corded
Hand-held Scanners
USER INSTRUCTIONS
General Remarks User Instructions
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General Remarks
Further information on the IDM corded Hand-held scanners can be found on the internet on the IDM product
page at www.mysick.com
•Detailed technical data in the online data sheet
•Overview of accessories
•Configuration software IDM Set Up Tool
•EC Declaration of Conformity
•Identification solutions product catalog
•Product information Hand-held scanners
Deutsche Version/ German version
Diese Betriebsanleitung ist auch in Deutscher Sprache verfügbar und kann auf www.mysick.com
heruntergeladen werden.
Print out this manual
If you want to print out this manual please ensure that the original size is remained and the print out is of
good quality. Otherwise the configuration codes contained in this manual may be distorted and cannot be
scanned anymore.
Regulatory
Part 15 Subpart B KN22, KN24 (KN61000-2,-3,-4,-5,-6,-8,-11)
EN61000-3-2/ EN61000-3-31,
EN60950-1, EN61000-6-3,
EN61000-6-22
V-3/2011.04, TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS,
Class B ITE
CNS13438 LED Eye Safety IEC62471 Exempt group
AS/NZS CISPR 22:2009 Class B Laser Eye Safety IEC60825-1 Class 1
Copyright
Copyright © 2013
SICK AG Waldkirch
Identification & Measuring, Reute Plant
Nimburger Strasse 11
79276 Reute
Germany
Trademark
Adobe™ Reader™ is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
1Relevant for delivery with power supply.
2At the presence of high frequency interference in the frequency range of 15 MHz to 50 MHz there may be performance restrictions.
User Instructions Table of contents
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Table of contents
1Getting Started..................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1Getting familiar with your IDM Hand-held scanner......................................................................... 5
1.2Connectivity ....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3Technical Specifications................................................................................................................... 7
2Configuration........................................................................................................................................................ 8
2.1Programming Commands................................................................................................................. 8
2.1.1System Command................................................................................................................ 8
2.1.2Family Code.......................................................................................................................... 8
2.1.3Option Code.......................................................................................................................... 8
2.2Programming Procedures................................................................................................................. 8
2.2.1Program & End ..................................................................................................................... 9
2.2.2System List & Master Default ...........................................................................................10
2.2.3Single Scan Selection ........................................................................................................ 10
2.2.4Multiple Scan Selection ..................................................................................................... 11
2.2.5Cycling Scan Selection....................................................................................................... 12
2.2.6Dual Level Scan Selection................................................................................................. 13
2.3Host Interface Selection ................................................................................................................. 14
2.4Symbology Reading Control............................................................................................................ 15
2.4.1User Defined Symbol ID..................................................................................................... 15
2.4.2Symbology ID Transmission .............................................................................................. 16
2.4.3Readable Bar Code Setting ............................................................................................... 17
2.4.4Code 39/ Code 32 Settings .............................................................................................. 19
2.4.5Code 39 Settings ............................................................................................................... 20
2.4.6Codabar/ NW-7 Settings.................................................................................................... 21
2.4.7UPC-A/ UPC-E Settings....................................................................................................... 22
2.4.8EAN Settings....................................................................................................................... 25
2.4.9UCC Coupon Extended Code Settings .............................................................................. 27
2.4.10IATA & Interleaved 2 of 5 Settings.................................................................................. 28
2.4.11Code 25 Family Settings ................................................................................................. 29
2.4.12Code 11 & Code 93 Settings .......................................................................................... 30
2.4.13MSI/ Plessey Settings ..................................................................................................... 31
2.4.14Code 128 Settings........................................................................................................... 32
2.4.15GS1-128 Settings ............................................................................................................ 33
2.4.16UK/ Plessey Settings ....................................................................................................... 34
2.4.17Telepen Settings .............................................................................................................. 35
2.4.18GS1 DataBar Settings ..................................................................................................... 36
2.4.19Composite Codes, Codablock F, PDF417, Micro PDF417 Settings ............................. 37
2.4.20Code 16K & Code 49 Settings........................................................................................ 38
2.4.21QR Code Settings............................................................................................................. 39
2.4.22Data Matrix Settings ........................................................................................................ 40
2.4.23Aztec Code Settings......................................................................................................... 41
2.4.24Autralian Post, US Planet, US Postnet, British Post, Japan Post Settings ................... 42
2.4.25Netherland KIX Code, Intelligent Mail & Korea Post Code Settings ............................. 43
2.5Keyboard Interface Control ............................................................................................................ 44
2.5.1Keyboard Layout (Language) Settings.............................................................................. 44
2.5.2Record Suffix, Preamble, Postamble, FNC1 Transmit, Caps Lock.................................. 45
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2.5.3Delay Settings .................................................................................................................... 46
2.5.4Emulation Settings, Key Pad Emulation, Upper/Lower Case Settings ........................... 47
2.6Serial Interface Control................................................................................................................... 48
2.6.1Record Suffix, Preamble, Postamble Settings ................................................................. 48
2.6.2Delay Settings .................................................................................................................... 49
2.6.3Protocol, ACK/ NAK Settings............................................................................................. 50
2.6.4Response Time-out, Baud Rate Settings.......................................................................... 51
2.6.5Data Frame Settings .......................................................................................................... 52
2.7Wand/ Laser Emulation Control (IDM1xx series).......................................................................... 53
2.7.1Output Polarity, Signal State, Margin/ Module Time ....................................................... 53
2.8Operation Control (IDM1xx series)................................................................................................. 54
2.8.1Operation Mode Setting..................................................................................................... 54
2.8.2Presentation Control, Scan Rate, Flash Duty ................................................................... 56
2.8.31D Barcode Reading Direction.......................................................................................... 57
2.9Operation Control (IDM2xx series)................................................................................................. 58
2.9.1Operation, Presentation and Illumination Control ........................................................... 58
2.9.2Aiming Control, Delay Aiming, Decode Aiming Control .................................................... 59
2.9.3Center Alignment, Unique Barcode Reporting ................................................................. 60
2.9.4Batch Reading.................................................................................................................... 61
2.10Operation Control (all IDM series).................................................................................................. 64
2.10.1Buzzer, Indicator, Vibrator Control.................................................................................. 64
2.10.2Dollar Sign, Redundancy, 1D Code Inverse Reading ....................................................65
2.10.3Reread Delay, Good Read Delay Control........................................................................ 66
2.10.4Light Source On Time, Hands Free Time-out .................................................................67
2.10.5Presentation Auto-Sense , Sensitivity............................................................................. 68
2.11Condensed Data Wizard ................................................................................................................. 69
2.11.1Preamble, Postamble, Data Length, Symbol ID Transmission ..................................... 69
2.11.2Data Formatter Settings.................................................................................................. 70
2.11.3Data Verifier Settings ...................................................................................................... 71
2.11.4Data Replacer Settings ................................................................................................... 72
2.11.5Data Organizer Settings .................................................................................................. 73
2.11.6Select a Barcode Symbology........................................................................................... 74
2.11.7Position Calculation......................................................................................................... 75
2.11.8Application Example ........................................................................................................ 75
3Appendix ............................................................................................................................................................. 77
3.1Symbology ID Table (1D Codes) ..................................................................................................... 77
3.2Symbology ID table (2D and Post codes) ...................................................................................... 78
3.3Keyboard Function Code Table ...................................................................................................... 78
3.4ASCII Input Shortcut (Reference Table)......................................................................................... 79
3.5Host Interface Quick Set................................................................................................................. 80
3.6Operation Mode Quick Set (IDM1xx series) ..................................................................................81
3.7Operation Mode Quick Set (IDM2xx series) ..................................................................................82
3.8Option Codes................................................................................................................................... 83
3.9System Commands......................................................................................................................... 84
User Instructions Getting familiar with your IDM Hand-held scanner
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1Getting Started
1.1 Getting familiar with your IDM Hand-held scanner
The IDM family includes 1D scanners with linear imagers and 2D scanners with area imagers. There are
different models available. IDMx20 and IDMx40 can be used for general purpose applications whereas
IDMx60 is designed for industrial environments.
Power Indicator
Status Indicator
Trigger
IDM120 Series
IDM140 Series
Scan Window
Beeper
Cable Release Hole
Tether Plate
Lanyard Catch
IDM160/260 Series
IDM240 Series
1.2 Connectivity
IDM scanners support USB1, PS/2(DOS/V) Keyboard Wedge and RS-232 Serial interfaces.
RS-232 Serial
USB HID & USB COM
PS/2 Keyboard Wedge
USB HID (Human Interface Device): The scanner works as a generic USB Keyboard.
USB COM: The scanner works as a RS-232 serial device. Please note that you have to install the USB
COM Port driver (available on www.mysick.com) before using.
1USB is not suitable for use in industrial environments. Therefore, at cable installation it is important to ensure that there are no close
sources of interference.
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To connect the scanner, plug the cable into the interface port of the scanner and connect it to the host. To
remove the cable, straighten one end of a paper clip and insert it into the cable release hole to pull out the
cable. For IDM160/260 series you need to push down the bracket of the enclosure clip and pull out the cable.
IDM120 Series
IDM140/240 Series
IDM160/260 Series
Depending on the Scanner model different cables have to be used.
IDMx20, IDMx40,
IDMxxx Bluetooth IDMx60 IDMx40 Wifi
IDMx60 Wifi
straight 1.8 m 6036728 6045195 6036728
USB
spiral 3.8 m16039158 6045232 6039158
straight 1.8 m 6041540 6045196 -
RS-232
spiral 3.8 m 6039156 6045233 -
straight 2.0 m 6036726 6045194 -
PS/2
spiral 3.8 m 6039155 6045231 -
Power Supply needed for operation with RS-232
cables2, Bluetooth and Wifi 6036722
1If you want to use this cable for USB Com Port Mode, it is recommended to use an additional USB hub between cable and PC. The
USB hub will boost the communication signal and secure the communication.
2If there is no power on Pin 6 or 9.
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1.3 Technical Specifications
Type IDM120 IDM140 IDM160 IDM240 IDM260
Field of
application General Purpose General Purpose Industrial General
Purpose Industrial
Enclosure
rating IP 41 IP 41 IP 65 IP 41 IP 65
Supported
code types 1D, Stacked11D, Stacked, 2D
Code
resolution ≥0.102 mm1) ≥0.076 mm1)
SR model:
≥0.08 mm1), ≥0.18 mm2)
HD model:
≥0.08 mm1), ≥0.13 mm2)
Reading
distance
(at code
resolution)
0 mm ... 250 mm
(0.33 mm)1) 50 mm ... 600 mm
(0.5 mm)1) 50 mm ... 800 mm
(0.5 mm)1)
SR model:
30 mm ... 155 mm (0.25 mm)2)
HD model:
35 mm ... 90 mm (0.13 mm)2)
Interfaces USB (Keyboard Wedge & Com Port Emulation), RS-232 TTL, PS/2
(Ethernet TCP/IP, PROFINET, PRODIBUS, DeviceNet)2
Optical
indicators
1 LED
(good read) 2 LEDs (operational status, good read)
Vibration No No Yes No Yes
Acoustic
indicators Beeper, disengageable
Operating
Voltage 5 V DC (+/- 5%)
Current
consumption
(Operating)
Typical
170 mA Typical 180 mA
180 mA
(Vibrator disabled)
230 mA
(Vibrator enable)
Typical 285 mA
Max. 285 mA
(Vibrator disabled)
Max. 335 mA
(Vibrator enable)
Current
consumption
(Standby)
Typical 75 mA Typical 80 mA Typical 90 mA Typical 160 mA Max. 150 mA
Light source LED: visible red light (630 nm)
Laser aimer No Yes
Ambient
operating
temperature
0 °C ... 50 °C -20 °C ... 50 °C -10 °C ... 50 °C -20 °C ... 50 °C
Storage
temperature -20 °C ... 60 °C -40 °C ... 70 °C -30 °C ... 70 °C -40 °C ... 70 °C -40 °C ... 70 °C
1) Valid for Code 39, 2) Valid for Data Matrix
For detailed technical specifications, see the Online Data Sheet on the product site on the web
(www.mysick.com/en).
1Depending on scanner version (To be able to read stacked codes, PDF version is necessary).
2Optional via external SICK connection modules.
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2Configuration
2.1 Programming Commands
The IDM scanner bar code commands are specially designed proprietary bar code labels which allow you to
set the IDM Scanner’s internal programming parameters. There are System Command, Family Code and
Option Code for programming purpose.
Each programmable family and bar code command label is listed on the same page with major system
commands. The detailed explanations and special programming flowchart are printed on facing or following
pages. The Option Codes and System Commands can be found in the appendix on page 83 and 84.
2.1.1System Command
The System Command is the highest level bar code command which directs the IDM Scanner to perform
immediate operations, such as entering programming mode (PROGRAM), exiting programming mode (EXIT),
listing system information (SYSLIST), recovering to factory preset configurations (M_DEFAULT) and so on.
Please note that all system commands will take a few seconds to complete the operations. User must wait for
the completion beeps before scanning another bar code.
2.1.2 Family Code
The Family Code is scanned to select the user desired programming family. IDM Scanner has already provided
more than one hundred programming families to meet any specific requirements.
2.1.3 Option Code
The Option Codes is a set of bar code commands represented by “0–9”, “A–F” and finishing selection (FIN).
For most setting, you must select at least one option code following the family code selection to set the
desired parameter for the selected programming family. The Option Codes can be found on page 83.
2.2 Programming Procedures
As you scan the bar code command to select the desired parameters, information about the final selected
parameters represented by the bar code commands are stored in the Hand-held scanner’s internal Flash
Memory ASIC or non-volatile memory. If you turn off the unit, the Flash Memory ASIC or non-volatile memory
retains all programming options. You don’t need to re-program the IDM Scanner if you want to keep the
existing configurations in the next power on.
The programming procedures of the IDM Scanner are designed as simple as possible for ease of setting. Most
programming families take the “Single Scan Selection” programming procedure. But several programming
families have more complex and flexible programmable options, and you must take “Multiple Scan Selection”,
“Cycling Scan Selection” or “Dual Level Selection” to complete their programming procedures. Each kind of
programming procedure is listed in the following pages for your reference. Please give careful attention to
become familiar with each programming procedure.
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If the programming family must take “Multiple Scan Selection”, “Cycling Scan Selection”, or “Dual Level
Selection” procedures, the family of the programming menu will be marked with the matched representing
symbol of Programming Category (P.C.) listed in the following table.
Conventions
Descriptions
Factory default value
Programming category
SS: Single scan selection
MS: Multiple scan selection
CS: Cycling scan selection
P.C.
DS: Dual level scan selection
( ) Necessary option code
[ ] Selectable option code
2.2.1 Program & End
Please note that the IDM Scanner will take 3-4 seconds to store parameters in internal Flash Memory
ASIC or non-volatile memory after you scan the “END”. Please don’t turn off the power before the
completion beeping. It may destroy all configured parameters.
The scanner will enter programming
mode and inhibit all non-
programming functions.
Scan
„
PROGRAM“
The scanner will exit programming
mode, and store all parameters in
Flash Memory ASIC or non-volatile
memory, then issue the completion
beeping.
Scan
„
END“
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2.2.2 System List & Master Default
2.2.3Single Scan Selection
Scan
„M_DEFAULT”
The scanner will list the product
information and revision number to
host via selected host interface,
then issue the completion beeping.
The scanner will list the product
information and revision number to
host via selected host interface,
then issue the completion beeping.
Scan
„
SYSLIST“
Scan one of family
codes
Scan
„PROGRAM“
Scan one of option
codes
Repeat
selection
Scan
„END“
Yes
No
Enter Programming mode.
Select the desired programming
family.
Select one option code for the desired
parameter.
Do you want to select another
programming family?
Exit programming mode.
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2.2.4 Multiple Scan Selection
Scan one of family
codes
Scan
„PROGRAM“
Scan one or several
option codes
Repeat
selection
Scan
„END“
Yes
No
Enter Programming mode.
Select the desired programming
family.
Select one or several option codes for
the desired parameters.
If it‘s necessary scan „FIN“ to
terminate the option code selection.
Do you want to select another
programming family?
Exit programming mode.
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2.2.5 Cycling Scan Selection
Scan one of family
codes
Scan
„PROGRAM“
Scan one or several
option codes
Repeat
selection
Scan
„END“
Yes
No
Enter Programming mode.
Select the desired programming
family.
Select one or several option codes for
the desired parameters as “Single” or
“Multiple” scan selection.
Do you want to select another
programming family?
Exit programming mode.
Scan “FIN” Finish cycling selection. (If necessary)
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2.2.6 Dual Level Scan Selection
Scan one of family
codes
Scan
„PROGRAM“
(1st) Scan several
o
p
tion codes
Repeat
selection
Scan
„END“
Yes
No
Enter Programming mode.
Select the desired programming
family.
Select several option codes for the
desired parameters.
1. Select one or several option
codes for the desired
parameters.
2. If it’s necessary scan “FIN” to
terminate the option code
selection.
Do you want to select another
programming family?
Exit programming mode.
(2n
d
) Scan one or
several o
p
tion codes
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2.3 Host Interface Selection
PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code
MS IBM PS/2 25-30 series keyboard wedge interface 02
MS Standard/TTL RS-232 peer-to-peer serial 06
MS Wand Emulation 08
MS USB Com Port Emulation 09
MS PS/2 (DOS/V) direct link (keyboard replacement) 10
MS PS/2 (DOS/V) keyboard wedge turbo mode 13
MS PS/2 (DOS/V) keyboard wedge standard mode 14
MS Laser emulation 17
MS USB HID standard mode 18
MS USB HID turbo mode 19
Host Interface Selection
MS USB HID Legacy 20
IDM2xx series doesn’t support Wand emulation, Laser emulation and USB HID Legacy
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2.4 Symbology Reading Control
2.4.1 User Defined Symbol ID
PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code 2nd Option Code
Code 128 (default=B) 00 (1 character)
GS1-128 (default=C) 01 (1 character)
UPC-A (default=A) 02 (1 character)
EAN-13 (default=F) 03 (1 character)
Codabar/NW-7 (default=D) 04 (1 character)
Code 39/Code 32 (default=G) 05 (1 character)
Code 93 (default=H) 06 (1 character)
Standard/Industrial 2 of 5 (default=I) 07 (1 character)
Interleaved 2 of 5 (default=J) 08 (1 character)
Matrix 2 of 5 (default=K) 09 (1 character)
China Postal Code (default=L) 10 (1 character)
German Postal Code (default=M) 11 (1 character)
IATA (default=O) 12 (1 character)
Code 11 (default=P) 13 (1 character)
MSI/Plessey (default=R) 14 (1 character)
UK/Plessey (default=S) 15 (1 character)
Telepen (default=T) 16 (1 character)
GS1 DataBar (default=X) 17 (1 character)
UPC-E (default=E) 18 (1 character)
EAN-8 (default=N) 19 (1 character)
Trioptic Code 39 (default=W) 20 (1 character)
UCC Coupon Extended Code
(default=Z)
21 (1 character)
PDF417/Micro PDF417 (default=V) 22 (1 character)
Codablock F (default=Y) 23 (1 character)
Code 16K (default=Q) 24 (1 character)
Code 49 (default=U) 25 (1 character)
Symbol ID 1 character DS
Korea Post Code (default=a) 26 (1 character)
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PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code 2nd Option Code
QR & Micro QR Code (default=b) 28 (1 character)
Data Matrix (default=c) 29 (1 character)
Australian Post (default=g) 33 (1 character)
British Post (default=h) 34 (1 character)
Intelligent Mail (USPS 4CB/One Code)
(default=j)
36 (1 character)
Japan Post (default=k) 37 (1 character)
Netherlands KIX Post (default=l) 38 (1 character)
US Planet (default=m) 39 (1 character)
Symbol ID 1 character DS
US Postnet (default=o) 41 (1 character)
2.4.2 Symbology ID Transmission
PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code
SS Disable symbology ID transmission 0
SS Enable prefix SICK symbology ID transmission 1
SS Enable suffix SICK symbology ID transmission 2
SS Enable both prefix and suffix SICK symbology ID
transmission
3
SS Enable prefix AIM symbology ID transmission 4
SS Enable suffix AIM symbology ID transmission 5
Symbology ID
Transmission
SS Enable both prefix and suffix AIM symbology ID
transmission
6
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2.4.3 Readable Bar Code Setting
If your application is known, you may select those known symbologies only to increase the reading speed and
decrease the possibility of reading error. Furthermore, adding the “Symbology ID” into the transmitted data is
also helpful to identify the specific symbology.
PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code
SS Auto 00
CS Code 128 *01
CS GS1-128 31
CS UPC-A 02
CS UPC-E *03
CS EAN-13 *04
CS EAN-8 *05
CS Codabar/NW-7 *06
CS Code 39 *07
CS Trioptic Code 39 47
CS Standard/Industrial 2 of 5 08
CS Matrix 2 of 5 38
CS Interleaved 2 of 5 *48
CS China Postal Code 58
CS Germany Postal Code 68
CS Code 93 *09
CS Code 11 10
CS MSI/Plessey 11
CS UK/Plessey 12
CS Telepen 13
CS GS1 DataBar (RSS-14) * 14
CS IATA 15
CS Coupon Code 16
CS PDF417 */Micro PDF417 17
CS Codablock F 18
CS Code 16K 19
CS Code 49 20
Readable Symbology
Setting
CS Korea Post Code 21
Remember to scan
“FIN“ after you
terminate this section
(Cycling Scan).
If you choose “Auto”
(Single Scan) you
don’t need to scan
“FIN”.
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PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code
CS QR Code */ Micro QR Code *A0
CS Data Matrix *A1
CS Aztec Code *A3
CS Australian Post B0
CS British Post B1
CS Intelligent Mail barcode B3
CS Japanese Post B4
CS KIX Post B5
CS Planet Code B6
Readable Symbology
Setting
CS Postnet B8
Above symbologies marked with *are enabled as default. When you select “Auto”, the scanner only reads
those symbologies marked with *. When you set the minimum and maximum length of each symbology,
please note the data length of the scanned bar code doesn’t include start/stop characters.
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2.4.4 Code 39/ Code 32 Settings
PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code
Code 39 Family Setting SS Disable Code 39 0
SS Enable Code 39 1
SS Select Standard Code 39 as primary format 2
SS Select Full ASCII Code 39 as primary format 3
SS Select Code 32 (PARAF, Italian Pharmaceutical) as
primary format
4
SS Disable start/stop symbol transmission 5
SS Enable start/stop symbol transmission 6
SS Disable Code 32 leading A transmission 7
SS Enable Code 32 leading A transmission 8
SS Disable MOD 43 check digit verification 9
SS Enable MOD 43 check digit verification A
SS Disable check digit transmission B
SS Enable check digit transmission C
SS Disable Code 39 buffering D
SS Enable Code 39 buffering E
SS Disable Trioptic Code 39 0
Trioptic Code 39 Setting
SS Enable Trioptic Code 39
1
SS Default (01) FIN
MS 01-Maximum (2 digits)
Code 39 Min. Length
Scan 2 digits from the option code chart in the Appendix;
then the scanner will terminate this selection automatically.
SS Default (98) FIN
MS 98-Minimum (2 digits)
Code 39 Max. Length
Scan 2 digits from the option code chart in the Appendix;
then the scanner will terminate this selection automatically.
Trioptic Code 39 and Code 39 Full ASCII cannot be enabled simultaneously.
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2.4.5 Code 39 Settings
PROGRAM F_DEFAULT
Family Code Selection P.C. Parameter Selection Option Code
SS Level 0 0
SS Level 1 1
SS Level 2 2
Code 39 Security Level
SS Level 3 3
Code 39 Security Level
The scanner offers four levels of decode security for Code 39 bar codes:
Level 0: If you are experiencing misread of poorly-printed or serious out-of-spec. bar codes in level 1
please select level 0.
Level 1: If you are experiencing misread of poorly-printed or out-of-spec. bar codes in level 2, please
select level 1.
Level 2: This is the default setting which allows the scanner to operate fastest, while providing
sufficient security in decoding “in-spec” Code 39 bar codes.
Level 3: If you failed to read poorly-printed or out-of-spec. bar codes in level 2, please select level 3.
This is the most aggressive setting and may increase the misread.
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