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1166/1266 Barcode Scanne
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User Guide
1.7 DELAY BETWEEN RE-READ
This is also referred to
as the “Blocking Time”, w
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Continuous mode
Auto Power Off mode
Alternate mode
Momentary mode
100 ms
200 ms
*400 ms
800 ms
1 sec
2 sec
3 sec
5 sec
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
For Canada
3
For Hand-Held Product with RF Functions
3
Important Notices
3
Care & Maintenance
4
For Product with Laser
4
Safety Precautions
4
Release Notes
5
Table of Contents
7
Introduction
13
Getting Familiarized with 1166/1166 and 3666
14
Installing the Battery to 1166/1266
14
Setting up 3666
15
Direct Charging
16
Charging & Communications Via 3666
16
Inside the Package
17
Interface Options
17
Product Highlights
17
Symbologies Supported
18
Quick Start
21
Enter Configuration Mode
23
Exit Configuration Mode
23
Default Settings
24
Restore System Defaults
24
Read a Setup Barcode
25
Configure Parameters
25
List the Current Settings
29
Chapter 1
31
Battery
31
How to Operate the Scanner
31
Power-Saving & RF Auto-Shutdown
32
Understanding the Barcode Scanner
31
Memory
33
Transmit Buffer
33
Memory Mode
34
LED Indicator
36
Beeper
37
Good Read Beep
38
Frequency
38
Scan Modes
39
Continuous Mode
40
Test Mode
40
Laser Mode
40
Auto off Mode
41
Auto Power off Mode
41
Alternate Mode
41
Repeat Mode
42
Momentary Mode
42
Scanning Timeout
43
Delay between Re-Read
44
Read Redundancy for All Symblogies
45
Negative Barcodes
46
Selecting Output Interface
47
Bt Hid
48
Activate BT HID & Select Keyboard Type
48
Reset Connection
49
Keyboard Settings
50
HID Character Transmit Mode
57
BT SPP Slave
58
Activate BT SPP Slave Mode
58
Keyboard Wedge Via 3666
59
Activate Keyboard Wedge & Select Keyboard Type
59
Keyboard Settings
61
Inter-Character Delay
69
Via 3666
70
Activate RS-232 Interface
70
Baud Rate
70
RS-232 Via 3666
70
Data Bits
71
Parity
71
Flow Control
72
Inter-Character Delay
72
Setting up a Wpan Connection
73
Connecting Via 3666
74
Connect to 3666
74
Change Interface
75
Configure Related Settings
76
Connecting Via Bluetooth ® Dongle
77
Change Interface
77
Configure Related Settings
78
Connect to Dongle
81
Changing Symbology Settings
89
Chapter 4
90
Codabar
90
Start/Stop Characters Selection
90
Start/Stop Transmission
91
CLSI Conversion
91
Code 25 - Industrial 25
92
Select Start/Stop Pattern
92
Verify Check Digit
93
Transmit Check Digit
93
Code Length Qualification
94
Code 25 - Interleaved 25
95
Select Start/Stop Pattern
95
Verify Check Digit
96
Transmit Check Digit
96
Code Length Qualification
97
Code 25 - Matrix 25
98
Select Start/Stop Pattern
98
Verify Check Digit
99
Transmit Check Digit
99
Code Length Qualification
100
Code 39
101
Transmit Start/Stop Characters
101
Verify Check Digit
102
Transmit Check Digit
102
Standard/Full ASCII Code 39
102
Code 93
103
Code 128
103
Ean-8
104
Convert to EAN-13
105
Transmit Check Digit
105
Ean-13
106
ISBN Conversion
107
Convert to ISSN
107
Transmit Check Digit
107
Gs1-128 (Ean-128)
108
Transmit Code ID
108
Field Separator (GS Character)
108
Msi
109
Verify Check Digit
109
Transmit Check Digit
109
Code Length Qualification
110
French Pharmacode
111
Transmit Check Digit
111
Italian Pharmacode
112
Transmit Check Digit
112
Plessey
113
Convert to UK Plessey
113
Transmit Check Digit
113
GS1 Databar (RSS Family)
114
Code ID Selection
114
GS1 Databar Omnidirectional (RSS-14)
115
GS1 Databar Expanded (RSS Expanded)
117
GS1 Databar Limited (RSS Limited)
118
Telepen
119
Telepen Output - Full Ascii/Numeric
119
Apply All 3 Editing Formats to Telepen
119
Upc-A
120
Convert to EAN-13
121
Transmit System Number
121
Transmit Check Digit
121
Upc-E
122
System Number Selection
123
Convert to UPC-A
123
System Number Transmission
124
Transmit Check Digit
124
Defining Output Format
125
Character Substitution
125
Select a Set for Character Substitution
126
Prefix/Suffix Code
127
Code ID
128
Select Pre-Defined Code ID
128
Change Code ID
130
Clear Code ID Settings
131
Length Code
132
Applying Formats for Data Editing
137
Chapter 6
138
Activating Editing Formats
138
Activate Editing Formats
138
Exclusive Data Editing
139
How to Configure Editing Formats
140
Select Format to Configure
141
Restore Default Format
142
Configuring Format - Define Data Criteria
143
Applicable Code Type
143
Data Length
147
Matching String & Location
148
Configuring Format - Define Data Field
149
Total Number of Fields
149
Field Settings
150
Configuring Format - Define Transmission Sequence
156
Programming Examples
158
Example I
158
Example II
159
Specifications
161
Firmware Upgrade
163
How to Upgrade 1166/1266 Firmware
163
Using 3666
163
Using Bluetooth ® Dongle
165
How to Upgrade 3666 Firmware
167
Upgrading 3666 CPU Firmware
167
Finding out 3666 Firmware Version
169
Host Serial Commands
171
Serial Commands
171
Example
172
Keyboard Wedge Table
173
Key Type & Status
174
Key Type
174
Key Status
174
Example
175
Numeral Systems
177
Decimal System
177
Hexadecimal System
178
ASCII Table
179
Entering PIN Code for Authentication
180
Use Preset PIN
180
Disable Authentication
180
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Brand
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Model
1266
Category
Barcode Reader
Language
English
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