Intermec SR61

Chapter 4 — Configuration Command Reference
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Trigger Mode
SR61xV (linear imager), SR61xA (area imager), and SR61xE
(near-far range area imager) only. Trigger mode allows you to set
different types of triggering options for the imager. For more
information, see the next table.
Trigger Mode Options
Mode Description
Continuous/
Edge
When you pull the trigger, the red scanner beam
turns and stays on. When you pull the trigger a
second time, the scanner beam turns off. Simply
releasing the trigger does not turn off the scanner.
Level When you pull the trigger, the red scanner beam
turns on and stays on until you release the trigger
or until the SR61 successfully decodes a bar code.
When you scan a data (versus configuration) bar
code, data transmission may be slow if there is
interference with Bluetooth communications, or
if the SR61 is too far from the host device. The
scanner beam blinks while the SR61 is waiting to
transmit data. During this time, you can scan
configuration bar codes but not data bar codes.
When the SR61 receives acknowledgement from
the host, the scanner turns off, and the SR61
beeps.
Pulse When you pull the trigger, the red scanner beam
turns on. The scanner remains on until the
Trigger Timeout period is reached.
Flashing When you pull the trigger, the red scanner beam
turns on and the SR61 checks for a bar code to
read. The scanner starts flashing when the Trigger
Timeout period is reached. When the SR61 finds
and reads a bar code, it resets the Trigger Timeout
period. If you pull the trigger a second time, the
scanner beam turns off.
Autostand Autostand mode allows you to switch between
level mode and flashing mode. The first time you
pull the trigger, the scanner beam turns on and
the scanner is in flashing mode. Switch to level
mode by pulling the trigger again. If the scanner is
idle and the Trigger Timeout period is reached,
the scanner returns to flashing mode.