Why does my Metrologic Scanner beep for some bar codes but not others?
If your Metrologic Scanner beeps at some bar codes but not others of the same type, the bar code's aspect ratio may be out of tolerance. Check the print mode and consider that the printer type could be the issue. Adjust the print settings; for example, switch to econo mode or high-speed.
What to do if my Metrologic Scanner transmits each character twice?
If your Metrologic Scanner is transmitting each character twice, the configuration might not be correct. Try increasing the interscan code delay setting. Also, adjust whether the F0 break is transmitted; you may need to try both settings to resolve the issue.
Why does my Metrologic Scanner beep twice after scanning?
If your Metrologic Scanner scans, communicates, and beeps twice, the same symbol timeout might be set too short. Adjust the same symbol timeout for a longer duration.
How to troubleshoot a Metrologic Scanner with no LEDs, beep, or laser when in the cradle?
If your Metrologic Scanner in the cradle has no LEDs, beep, or laser, it means no power is being supplied from the cradle to the scanner. Check the transformer, outlet, and power strip. Ensure the cable is properly plugged into the cradle.
Explains auto-trigger and CodeGate modes for scanner operation.
Explains how a scanner connects to any cradle by scanning its Bluetooth address.
Describes how the scanner stores scans when out of communication range with the cradle.
Provides advice on sleep modes to conserve scanner battery power.
Lists essential safety guidelines for handling and storing lithium batteries.
Explains the function of the blue LED, page button, and charge contactors on the cradle.
Identifies key parts of the MS9535 scanner, including LEDs, buttons, and output window.
Details configuration via bar codes and the MetroSet2 software.
Describes the information found on the scanner's back label.
Instructions for cleaning the scanner's output window to ensure proper scanning.
Explains how to establish communication when the scanner acts as a Bluetooth client.
Describes how to enable the scanner to act as a Bluetooth server for discovery.
Details the pin configurations for various cradle interface types.
Shows connector types and pinouts for various host interface cables.
Details the pin assignments for the keyboard wedge cable and adapter.
Provides FCC and Industry Canada compliance statements for the device.
Warns about hazardous laser light exposure and advises against servicing the unit.
General| Brand | Metrologic |
|---|---|
| Model | MS9535 |
| Category | Scanner |
| Language | English |
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