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General| Connectivity | Wired |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Power Source | USB powered |
| Operating Temperature | 32° to 104° F (0° to 40° C) |
| Humidity | 5% to 95% non-condensing |
Provides installation and programming instructions for the 7837, including product specifications, dimensions, warranty, and customer support information.
Details the scanner's model number, item number, date/revision, and interface options.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the scanner as a keyboard wedge to a terminal or PC.
Explains how to use Plug and Play bar codes for instant scanner setup for common interfaces.
Details the default keyboard wedge connection for IBM PC AT and how to modify settings.
Instructions on how to scan and set the Terminal ID for specific PC or terminal models.
A reference chart listing various terminals, their models, and corresponding Terminal IDs.
Guide to programming the keyboard layout for different countries using bar codes.
Options for programming keyboard styles like Regular, Caps Lock, Shift Lock, and Automatic Caps Lock.
Configuration for special keyboard features like CTRL+ASCII codes and Turbo Mode.
Steps for connecting the scanner via RS-232 serial port, ensuring correct data transfer.
Details on setting the baud rate for serial communication between the scanner and terminal.
Configuration of data bits, stop bits, and parity for RS-232 serial communication.
Explanation of RS-232 handshaking rules like RTS/CTS, XON/XOFF, and ACK/NAK.
Guide to setting up wand emulation for scanner data transmission.
Configuration of the data transmission rate for wand emulation mode.
Options for setting the output polarity (black high or white high) in wand emulation.
Configuration of the scanner's idle state in wand emulation mode.
Adjusts the scan rate, affecting current draw during scanning.
Sets the audible feedback volume for scanner operations.
Configuration options for the scanner's beep tone.
Sets the number of reads required before transmitting a barcode.
Lowers quiet zone requirements to read off-spec barcodes.
Sets the time before the scanner can read the same barcode again.
Sets the minimum time before the scanner can read another barcode.
Configures scanner operation modes: Manual, Manual Low Power, Automatic, and Presentation.
General guidelines for building message strings with prefixes and suffixes.
Instructions for adding custom prefix or suffix characters to barcode data.
Procedures for clearing specific or all prefixes/suffixes from barcode symbologies.
Enables adding a carriage return suffix to all symbologies.
Enables transmitting a Code I.D. before the decoded symbology.
Bar codes for managing prefixes: Add, Clear One, Clear All.
Bar codes for managing suffixes: Add, Clear One, Clear All.
Enables or disables the transmission of function codes within scanned data.
Configures delays between transmitted characters to prevent data loss.
Sets a delay after a specific character to trigger a pause.
Configures delays between segments of the message string.
Configures delays between consecutive scan transmissions.
Introduces the Data Format Editor for modifying scanned data and setting defaults.
Lists and explains commands for editing data strings, including send, move, and search operations.
Controls whether scanned data is output as-read or must conform to an edited format.
Allows scanning a single barcode with a different format than the primary format.
Explains how the scanner can communicate with a secondary portable data terminal.
Configures Code 39 wand emulation for the secondary interface.
Guides the setup for RS-232 communication on the secondary interface.
Sets up non-decoded output laser emulation for a secondary terminal.
Configures the transmission rate for non-decoded output laser emulation.
Sets the output polarity for non-decoded output laser emulation.
Configures the idle state for non-decoded laser emulation.
Temporarily disables the secondary interface while retaining its settings.
Configures trigger modes for the secondary interface.
Configuration options for Codabar symbology, including check characters and concatenation.
Settings for Code 39 symbology, covering check characters, message length, and full ASCII.
Configuration options for Interleaved 2 of 5 symbology, including check digits and message length.
Settings for Code 93 symbology, primarily focusing on message length.
Configuration options for Code 2 of 5 symbology, including message length.
Settings for IATA Code 2 of 5 symbology, focusing on message length.
Configuration options for Matrix 2 of 5 symbology, including message length.
Settings for Code 11 symbology, covering check digits and message length.
Configuration options for Code 128 symbology, including function characters and message length.
Settings for Telepen symbology, including output modes and message length.
Configuration options for UPC A symbology, including addenda and strict decoding.
Settings for UPC E symbology, covering expand, addenda, and strict decoding.
Configuration options for EAN/JAN 13 symbology, including addenda and ISBN enable.
Settings for EAN/JAN 8 symbology, focusing on addenda.
Configuration options for MSI symbology, including check characters and message length.
Settings for Plessey symbology, focusing on message length.
Configuration options for China Post Code symbology, focusing on message length.
Step-by-step instructions for reprogramming a destination scanner using a source scanner.
Table mapping function codes, HEX/ASCII values, and Full ASCII 'CTRL'+ relationships.
Reference tables detailing supported interface keys for various terminal types.
Instructions on how to scan the bar code to restore factory default programming options.
Detailed technical specifications including dimensions, light source, scan rate, and operating conditions.
Contact details for obtaining warranty and non-warranty service within the United States.
Information on obtaining warranty and non-warranty service within Europe.
Information on obtaining warranty and non-warranty service within Asia.
Compliance statement regarding FCC Rules for Class B digital devices and interference.
Statement confirming compliance with Canadian limits for radio noise emissions.
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