Motorola Symbol LS4278 - RS-232 Host Types

Motorola Symbol LS4278

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Symbol LS4278 Product Reference Guide7-8

RS-232 Host Types

To select an RS-232 host interface, scan one of the following bar codes.

*Standard RS-232

ICL RS-232

Wincor-Nixdorf RS-232 Mode A

Wincor-Nixdorf RS-232 Mode B

Olivetti ORS4500

Omron

OPOS/JPOS

Fujitsu RS-232

Table of Contents

Default Chapter5
- Revision History5
- Table of Contents7
About this Guide15
- Chapter Descriptions17
- Introduction17
- Notational Conventions18
- Related Publications18
- Service Information18
Chapter 1. Getting Started21
- Introduction21
- Unpacking the Scanner and Cradle22
- Parts23
  - Scanner Parts23
  - Cradle Parts24
- Scanner Cradle26
- Replacing the Scanner Battery29
- Charging the Scanner Battery30
  - Charging LED30
- Reconditioning the Scanner Battery30
  - Battery Reconditioning LED Definitions30
- Inserting the Scanner in the Cradle31
  - Horizontal Cradle Mount31
  - Vertical Cradle Mount31
- Radio Communications32
- Configuring the Scanner32
- Accessories32
  - Lanyard32
Chapter 2 . Scanning37
- Introduction37
- Beeper Definitions37
- LED Definitions38
- Scanning in Hand-Held Mode39
  - Aiming40
- Scanning in Hands-Free Mode42
  - Assemble the Stand42
  - Scanning with Intellistand43
- Decode Zone45
Chapter 3 . Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Technical Specifications49
- Introduction49
- Maintenance49
  - Scanner49
  - Cradle49
- Battery Information49
- Troubleshooting49
- Troubleshooting50
- Technical Specifications51
- Technical Specifications53
- Cradle Signal Descriptions56
Chapter 4. Radio Communications59
- Introduction59
  - Scanning Sequence Examples59
  - Errors While Scanning59
- Radio Communications Parameter Defaults60
- Wireless Beeper Definitions61
- Radio Communications Host Types62
- HID Host Parameters64
- Auto-Reconnect Feature70
  - Reconnect Attempt Beep Feedback70
  - Reconnect Attempt Interval71
- Out of Range Indicator72
- Scanner(S) to Cradle Support73
- Bluetooth Technology Profile Support78
- 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
- ASCII Character Set for Keyboard Wedge112
Chapter 7 . RS-232 Interface123
- Introduction123
- Connecting an RS-232 Interface124
- RS-232 Parameter Defaults125
- RS-232 Host Parameters126
- ASCII Character Set for RS-232140
  - ASCII Character Set for RS-232141
Chapter 8. USB Interface147
- Introduction147
- Connecting a USB Interface148
- USB Parameter Defaults149
- USB Host Parameters150
- Optional USB Parameters157
  - Ignore Beep157
  - Ignore Bar Code Configuration157
- ASCII Character Set for USB158
Chapter 9 . IBM Interface169
- Introduction169
- Connecting to an IBM 468X/469X Host170
- IBM Parameter Defaults171
- IBM 468X/469X Host Parameters172
  - Port Address172
  - Convert Unknown to Code 39173
- Optional IBM Parameters174
  - Ignore Beep174
  - Ignore Bar Code Configuration174
Chapter 10. Wand Emulation Interface177
- Introduction177
- Connecting Using Wand Emulation178
- Wand Emulation Parameter Defaults179
- Wand Emulation Host Parameters180
Chapter 11. Scanner Emulation Interface187
- Introduction187
- Connecting Using Scanner Emulation188
- Scanner Emulation Parameter Defaults189
- Scanner Emulation Host190
- Scanner Emulation Host Parameters190
Chapter 12 . 123Scan199
- Introduction199
- Communication with 123Scan199
- 123Scan Requirements199
- 123Scan Parameter199
- Code 128201
Chapter 13 . Symbologies203
- Introduction203
- Symbology Parameter Defaults204
- Upc/Ean207
- Code 128217
- Code 39219
- Code 93227
- Code 11229
- Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF)232
- Discrete 2 of 5 (DTF)235
- Chinese 2 of 5237
  - Enable/Disable Chinese 2 of 5237
- Codabar (NW - 7)238
- Msi241
- GS1 Databar244
  - Convert GS1 Databar to UPC/EAN245
- Symbology - Specific Security Levels246
  - Redundancy Level246
  - Security Level248
- Symbology - Intercharacter Gap250
Chapter 14. Advanced Data Formatting253
- Introduction253
- Rules: Criteria Linked to Actions253
- Using ADF Bar Codes253
- ADF Bar Code Menu Example254
- Special Commands257
- Criteria260
- Actions270
- Alphanumeric Keyboard327
Appendix A. Standard Default Parameters341
Appendix B. Programming Reference349
- Symbol Code Identifiers349
- AIM Code Identifiers352
Appendix C. Sample Bar Codes352
- Code 39352
  - Upc-A, 100%355
- Upc/Ean357
- GS1 Databar358
  - Interleaved 2 of 5358
  - GS1 Databar-14359
Appendix D. Numeric Bar Codes361
- Numeric Bar Codes363
- Cancel364
Appendix E. Alphanumeric Bar Codes365
- Alphanumeric Keyboard367
- Ascii Character Sets385
Appendix F. ASCII Character Sets397
Glossary397
Index409
Tell Us What You Think415

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