Motorola Symbol LS4278 - USB Host Parameters; USB Device Type

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8 - 4 Symbol LS4278 Product Reference Guide

USB Host Parameters

USB Device Type

Select the desired USB device type.

NOTE When changing USB Device Types, the scanner automatically restarts. The scanner issues the standard

startup beep sequences.

*HID Keyboard Emulation

IBM Table Top USB

IBM Hand-Held USB

USB OPOS Handheld

Table of Contents

Default Chapter4
- Warranty4
- Revision History5
- Table of Contents7
About this Guide17
- Introduction17
- Chapter Descriptions17
- Notational Conventions18
- Related Documents19
- Service Information19
Chapter 1 Getting Started21
- Introduction21
- Unpacking the Scanner and Cradle22
- Parts23
  - Scanner23
  - Cradle24
- Scanner Cradle26
- Replacing the Scanner Battery29
- Charging the Scanner Battery30
  - Charging LED30
- Reconditioning the Scanner Battery30
  - Battery Reconditioning LED Definitions31
- Inserting the Scanner in the Cradle31
  - Horizontal Cradle Mount31
  - Vertical Cradle Mount31
- Radio Communications32
- Configuring the Scanner32
- Accessories33
  - Lanyard33
Chapter 2 Scanning35
- Introduction35
- Beeper Definitions35
- LED Definitions37
- Scanning in Hand-Held Mode38
  - Aiming38
- Scanning in Hands-Free Mode40
  - Assemble the Stand40
  - Scanning with Intellistand41
- Decode Zone43
Chapter 3 Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Technical Specifications45
- Introduction45
- Maintenance45
  - Scanner45
  - Cradle45
- Battery Information46
- Troubleshooting46
- Technical Specifications51
- Cradle Signal Descriptions54
Chapter 4 Radio Communications55
- Introduction55
  - Scanning Sequence Examples55
  - Errors While Scanning55
- Radio Communications Parameter Defaults56
- Wireless Beeper Definitions57
- Radio Communications Host Types58
- Bluetooth Technology Profile Support60
- HID Host Parameters62
- Auto-Reconnect Feature68
- Out of Range Indicator71
- Scanner(S) to Cradle Support72
- Bluetooth Security79
Chapter 5 User Preferences83
- Introduction83
  - Scanning Sequence Examples83
  - Errors While Scanning83
- User Preferences Parameter Defaults84
- User Preferences85
Chapter 6 Keyboard Wedge Interface101
- Introduction101
- Connecting a Keyboard Wedge Interface102
- Keyboard Wedge Parameter Defaults103
- Keyboard Wedge Host Parameters104
- Keyboard Maps112
- ASCII Character Set for Keyboard Wedge113
Chapter 7 RS-232 Interface123
- Introduction123
- Connecting an RS-232 Interface124
- RS-232 Parameter Defaults125
- Host Parameters126
- ASCII Character Set for RS-232140
Chapter 8 USB Interface145
- Introduction145
- Connecting a USB Interface146
- USB Parameter Defaults147
- USB Host Parameters148
- Optional USB Parameters155
  - Ignore Beep155
  - Ignore Bar Code Configuration155
- ASCII Character Set for USB156
Chapter 9 IBM Interface167
- Introduction167
- Connecting to an IBM 468X/469X Host168
- IBM Parameter Defaults169
- IBM 468X/469X Host Parameters170
  - Port Address170
  - Convert Unknown to Code 39171
- Optional IBM Parameters171
  - Ignore Beep171
  - Ignore Bar Code Configuration172
Chapter 10 Wand Emulation Interface173
- Introduction173
- Connecting Using Wand Emulation174
- Wand Emulation Parameter Defaults175
- Wand Emulation Host Parameters176
Chapter 11 Scanner Emulation Interface181
- Introduction181
- Connecting Using Scanner Emulation182
- Scanner Emulation Parameter Defaults183
- Scanner Emulation Host183
- Scanner Emulation Host Parameters184
Chapter 12 123Scan2191
- Introduction191
- Communication with 123Scan2191
- 123Scan Requirements192
Chapter 13 Symbologies193
- Introduction193
- Symbology Parameter Defaults194
- Upc/Ean197
- Code 128213
- Code 93222
  - Enable/Disable Code 93222
  - Set Lengths for Code 93222
- Code 11224
- Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF)227
- Discrete 2 of 5 (DTF)231
  - Enable/Disable Discrete 2 of 5231
  - Set Lengths for Discrete 2 of 5231
- Chinese 2 of 5233
  - Enable/Disable Chinese 2 of 5233
- Codabar (NW - 7)234
- Msi237
- GS1 Databar240
  - Convert GS1 Databar to UPC/EAN241
- Symbology - Specific Security Levels242
  - Redundancy Level242
  - Security Level244
- Symbology - Intercharacter Gap245
Chapter 14 Advanced Data Formatting247
- Introduction247
- Rules: Criteria Linked to Actions247
- Using ADF Bar Codes248
- ADF Bar Code Menu Example248
- ADF Bar Codes252
- Special Commands254
- Criteria257
- Actions270
- Alphanumeric Keyboard333
Appendix A Standard Default Parameters347
Appendix B Programming Reference355
- Symbol Code Identifiers355
- AIM Code Identifiers356
Appendix C Sample Bar Codes359
- Code 39359
  - Upc360
  - Ean-13, 100360
- Code 128360
  - Interleaved 2 of 5361
  - GS1 Databar-14362
Appendix D Numeric Bar Codes363
- Cancel365
Appendix E Alphanumeric Bar Codes367
- Alphanumeric Keyboard367
Appendix F ASCII Character Sets385

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