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LS
4208
Product
Reference
Guide

LS
4208
Product Reference Guide
72-69413-01
Revision A
May 2005

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ChapterDescriptions.......................................................................xv
NotationalConventions.....................................................................xv
RelatedPublications.......................................................................xvi
ServiceInformation.......................................................................xvi
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Chapter
1.
Getting
Started
Introduction............................................................................1-3
Unpacking...............................................................................1-4
SettingUptheScanner....................................................................1-4
InstallingtheInterfaceCable............................................................1-4
RemovingtheInterfaceCable...........................................................1-5
ConnectingaSynapseCableInterface....................................................1-5
ConnectingPower(ifrequired)..........................................................1-5
ConfiguringtheScanner................................................................1-5
Chapter
2.
Scanning
Introduction............................................................................2-3
BeeperDefinitions........................................................................2-4
LEDDefinitions...........................................................................2-5
ScanninginHand-HeldMode...............................................................2-5

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ScanninginHands-FreeMode...............................................................2-8
AssembletheStand...................................................................2-8
ScanningwithIntellistand..............................................................2-9
DecodeZone............................................................................2-10
Chapter
3.
Maintenance,
Troubleshooting
&
Technical
Specifications
Introduction.............................................................................3-3
Maintenance.............................................................................3-3
Troubleshooting..........................................................................3-3
TechnicalSpecifications....................................................................3-6
ScannerSignalDescriptions.................................................................3-8
Chapter
4.
User
Preferences
Introduction.............................................................................4-3
ScanningSequenceExamples...............................................................4-3
ErrorsWhileScanning.....................................................................4-3
UserPreferencesParameterDefaults.........................................................4-4
UserPreferences..........................................................................4-5
DefaultParameters....................................................................4-5
BeeperTone.........................................................................4-6
BeeperVolume.......................................................................4-6
PowerMode.........................................................................4-7
ScanPattern.........................................................................4-7
ScanLineWidth......................................................................4-8
LaserOnTime........................................................................4-8
BeepAfterGoodDecode...............................................................4-9
Chapter
5.
Keyboard
Wedge
Interface
Introduction.............................................................................5-3
ConnectingaKeyboardWedgeInterface.......................................................5-3
KeyboardWedgeParameterDefaults.........................................................5-4
KeyboardWedgeHostParameters...........................................................5-5
KeyboardWedgeHostTypes............................................................5-5
Keyboard Wedge Country Types (Country Codes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-6
IgnoreUnknownCharacters.............................................................5-7
KeystrokeDelay......................................................................5-8
Intra-KeystrokeDelay..................................................................5-8
AlternateNumericKeypadEmulation.....................................................5-9
CapsLockOn........................................................................5-9
CapsLockOverride....................................................................5-9
ConvertWedgeData.................................................................5-10
FunctionKeyMapping................................................................5-10
FN1Substitution.....................................................................5-11
SendMakeandBreak................................................................5-11
KeyboardMaps......................................................................5-12
ASCIICharacterSetforKeyboardWedge.....................................................5-13

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Chapter
6.
RS-232
Interface
Introduction.............................................................................6-3
ConnectinganRS-232Interface..............................................................6-3
RS-232ParameterDefaults.................................................................6-4
RS-232HostParameters...................................................................6-5
RS-232HostTypes....................................................................6-7
BaudRate...........................................................................6-8
Parity...............................................................................6-9
StopBitSelect......................................................................6-10
DataBits(ASCIIFormat)...............................................................6-10
CheckReceiveErrors.................................................................6-11
HardwareHandshaking...............................................................6-11
SoftwareHandshaking................................................................6-13
HostSerialResponseTime-out.........................................................6-14
RTSLineState......................................................................6-15
Beepon<BEL>......................................................................6-15
IntercharacterDelay..................................................................6-16
NixdorfBeep/LEDOptions.............................................................6-17
IgnoreUnknownCharacters............................................................6-17
ASCIICharacterSetforRS-232.............................................................6-18
Chapter
7.
USB
Interface
Introduction.............................................................................7-3
ConnectingaUSBInterface.................................................................7-3
USBParameterDefaults....................................................................7-4
USBHostParameters......................................................................7-5
USBDeviceType.....................................................................7-5
USB Country Keyboard Types (Country Codes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-6
USBKeystrokeDelay..................................................................7-8
USBCAPSLockOverride...............................................................7-8
USBIgnoreUnknownCharacters.........................................................7-9
EmulateKeypad......................................................................7-9
USBKeyboardFN1Substitution........................................................7-10
FunctionKeyMapping................................................................7-10
SimulatedCapsLock.................................................................7-11
ConvertCase........................................................................7-11
ASCIICharacterSetforUSB...............................................................7-12
Chapter
8.
IBM
Interface
Introduction.............................................................................8-3
ConnectingtoanIBM468X/469XHost........................................................8-3
IBMParameterDefaults....................................................................8-4
IBM468X/469XHostParameters............................................................8-5
PortAddress.........................................................................8-5
ConvertUnknowntoCode39............................................................8-6

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Chapter
9.
Wand
Emulation
Interface
Introduction.............................................................................9-3
ConnectingUsingWandEmulation...........................................................9-3
WandEmulationParameterDefaults..........................................................9-4
WandEmulationHostParameters............................................................9-5
WandEmulationHostTypes............................................................9-5
LeadingMargin(QuietZone)............................................................9-6
Polarity.............................................................................9-7
IgnoreUnknownCharacters.............................................................9-7
ConvertAllBarCodestoCode39........................................................9-8
ConvertCode39toFullASCII...........................................................9-9
Chapter
10.
Scanner
Emulation
Interface
Introduction............................................................................10-3
ConnectingUsingScannerEmulation........................................................10-3
ScannerEmulationParameterDefaults.......................................................10-4
ScannerEmulationHost...................................................................10-5
ScannerEmulationHostParameters.........................................................10-5
BeepStyle..........................................................................10-5
ParameterPass-Through..............................................................10-6
ConvertNewerCodeTypes............................................................10-6
ModuleWidth.......................................................................10-7
ConvertAllBarCodestoCode39.......................................................10-7
Code39FullASCIIConversion..........................................................10-7
TransmissionTimeout................................................................10-8
IgnoreUnknownCharacters............................................................10-9
LeadingMargin......................................................................10-9
CheckForDecodeLED...............................................................10-10
Chapter
11.
123Scan
Introduction............................................................................11-3
Communicationwith123Scan..............................................................11-3
123ScanParameter.......................................................................11-3
Chapter
12.
Symbologies
Introduction............................................................................12-5
ScanningSequenceExamples..............................................................12-5
ErrorsWhileScanning....................................................................12-5
SymbologyParameterDefaults.............................................................12-6
UPC/EAN...............................................................................12-9
Enable/DisableUPC-A/UPC-E..........................................................12-9
Enable/DisableUPC-E1..............................................................12-10
Enable/DisableEAN-13/EAN-8........................................................12-10
Enable/DisableBooklandEAN.........................................................12-11
DecodeUPC/EAN/JANSupplementals..................................................12-11
UPC/EAN/JAN Supplemental Redundancy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-13
TransmitUPC-ACheckDigit...........................................................12-13