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196 PowerScan

RF Scanner

Stop Bit(s) 1

Hardware Handshaking Disable

Software Handshaking Disable

ACK/NAK Options Disable

Intercharacter Delay 0

Keyboard Wedge I/F (If enabled)

Connect to Laptop/No

Keyboard Attached

Disable

Send Control/Function

Characters

Don’t Send

Caps Lock Off

Country Mode USA

Intercharacter Delay 0

Quiet Interval 100 ms

Universal Keyboard

Wedge I/F

(If enabled)

Terminal/Keyboard

Settings

IBM Interface (If enabled)

Transmit Labels in Code

39 Format

Disable

Label Transmit Configuration

(for RS-232 and Keyboard Wedge ONLY)

Universal Prefix 0000

Universal Suffix 0D00

Table 8

Table of Contents3
Introduction7
- Conventions8
  - Scanner Vs. Base Station Features8
Understanding the Basics9
Integrating the Powerscan RF with Your Host System10
- Changing Interfaces10
  - Hardware10
  - Software13
- Customizing Your Scanner's Operation14
Programming Overview15
- Transmit Scanner Configuration to Base Station17
- What Is Programming Mode18
- The Programming Session19
- Programming Sequence20
LED and Beeper Indications22
If You Make a Mistake22
- Return to Factory Settings23
Where to Go from here24
Interface Selection25
- Wand Emulation Interface26
- Wand Emulation Settings27
  - Wand Emulation Pre-/Post-Noise Settings29
- RS-232 Interface/Wn-RS-232 (SNI) Interface31
- RS-232 Communication Parameters32
- Keyboard Wedge Interface44
  - PC Keyboard Wedge Interface Selection45
- Keyboard Wedge Options48
- IBM Interface58
  - Transmit Labels in Code 39 Format59
Label Transmit Configuration (RS-232 and Keyboard Wedge Interfaces Only)61
- Prefix, Suffix, and Label ID62
Symbologies Supported79
- Symbology Overview80
- Symbology Selection82
Symbology Options85
- Code 39/Pharmacode 3985
- Code128 and UCC/EAN 128 Options93
  - Configuring the Code 128/And UCC/EAN 128 Options94
- Interleaved 2 of 5 Options98
  - Configuring the Interleaved 2 of 5 Options100
- Codabar Options107
  - Configuring the Codabar Options109
- UPC/EAN Options119
  - UPC/EAN Options121
- Code 93 Options134
  - Configuring the Code 93 Options135
- Standard 2 of 5/IATA Options138
  - Configuring the Standard 2 of 5 Options140
- Iata146
- Msi/Plessey Options147
  - Configuring the MSI /Plessey Options149
RF Feature Programming155
- Linking the Scanner to a Base Station156
- RF Beeper Settings157
- RF When to Beep158
- Radio Transmit Power164
- RF Channel Selection165
- Transmission Retries before Message Time-Out167
- Wait Time for ACK170
- Wait Time for Scanner Power Shutdown172
- Wait Time between Retries of Failed Transmission173
- HACK Transmit Options175
- Wait Time for HACK from Host177
- Drop Links on Reset Option178
- Drop Oldest Links Option179
- Common Configuration180
- Set Maximum Linked Scanners182
- Source-Radio Identification (ID)184
- Low Battery LED Indication186
General Features187
- Programming the General Features188
Appendix A: Additional Information195
- RS-232 Host Commands195
Technical Support196
- Datalogic Website Support196
- Datalogic Website Tekforum196
- Reseller Technical Support196
- Telephone Technical Support196
Appendix B: Sample Bar Codes197
Appendix C: Keypad199
Appendix D: Record of Programmable Features201
Appendix E: LED and Beeper Indications209

Brand	Datalogic
Model	PowerScan RF
Category	Barcode Reader
Language	English

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