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Newland NLS-HR3290 - User Manual

Newland NLS-HR3290
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NLS-HR3290
Cordless 2D Barcode Scanner
User Guide

Table of Contents

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Summary

Preface

Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up and using the NLS-HR3290 series cordless 2D barcode scanner.

Chapter Description

Describes the content of each chapter of the manual.

Chapter 1 Getting Started

Introduction

The HR32 cordless scanner reads a 1D or 2D barcode by capturing its image.

Features of the HR32

Lists key features: Comprehensive data capture, Fast decoding, Easy configuration.

Scanner

Describes the scanner's components, including LED and Trigger.

CD32 Cradle

Details the cradle's buttons, LEDs, and ports.

Using USB Cable

Provides steps for connecting the cradle using a USB cable.

Using RS-232 Cable

Provides steps for connecting the cradle using an RS-232 cable.

Power On, Sleep, Power Off, Reboot

Describes basic scanner operations: powering on, sleep, power off, and rebooting.

Scanning Instructions

Guides the user on how to scan a barcode with the scanner.

Chapter 2 System Settings

Barcode Programming

Explains how to configure the scanner by scanning programming barcodes.

Command Programming

Explains how to configure the scanner using command strings sent from the host.

Pairing Settings

Covers pairing procedures for the scanner and cradle, and cradle with routers.

Power-Off Timeout

Configures the scanner's automatic power-off time when in sleep mode.

Illumination

Sets options for the illumination LEDs: Normal, Always ON, or OFF.

Aiming

Configures the aiming pattern behavior: Normal, Always ON, or OFF.

Manual Mode

Details the configuration and behavior of the Manual Scan Mode.

Decode Session Timeout

Sets the maximum duration for a single barcode decode session.

Specific Area Decoding

Enables decoding only within a user-defined area of the scanner's view.

Chapter 3 Inquiry Commands

Obtain Scanner Information

Describes how to retrieve details like model, serial number, and firmware version.

Obtain Cradle Information

Describes how to retrieve details for the cradle unit.

Obtain FLASH Information

Explains how to inquire about or clear data stored in the scanner's flash memory.

Chapter 4 Communication Settings

Wireless Communication

Details the three wireless communication modes: Synchronous, Asynchronous, and Batch.

Host Acknowledgment

Manages host device validation of scanned data and scanner feedback.

RS-232 Interface

Covers RS-232 specific settings like Baud Rate, Parity Check, and Stop Bit.

USB Interface

Details USB communication options: HID-KBW and COM Port Emulation.

USB Country Keyboard Types

Allows selection of the keyboard layout for USB HID-KBW.

Convert Case

Changes the case (upper, lower, invert) of the scanned barcode data.

Chapter 5 Symbologies

Code 128

Configuration options for the Code 128 barcode symbology.

EAN-8

Configuration options for the EAN-8 barcode symbology.

EAN-13

Configuration options for the EAN-13 barcode symbology.

Add-On Code

Configures 2-digit and 5-digit add-on codes for EAN-13 barcodes.

UPC-E

Configuration options for the UPC-E barcode symbology.

UPC-A

Configuration options for the UPC-A barcode symbology.

Interleaved 2 of 5

Configuration options for the Interleaved 2 of 5 barcode symbology.

Code 39

Configuration options for the Code 39 barcode symbology.

Codabar

Configuration options for the Codabar barcode symbology.

QR Code

Configuration options for the QR Code symbology.

Data Matrix

Configuration options for the Data Matrix symbology.

Chapter 6 Prefix & Suffix

Custom Prefix

Configures user-defined prefixes to be added to scanned data.

AIM ID Prefix

Configures the addition of AIM symbology identifiers as prefixes.

Code ID Prefix

Configures the addition of Code IDs as prefixes to identify barcode type.

Custom Suffix

Configures user-defined suffixes to be appended to scanned data.

Terminating Character Suffix

Configures special characters to mark the end of scanned data.

Chapter 7 Ambient Illumination

Ambient Illumination

Adjusts scanner sensitivity to ambient lighting conditions.

Chapter 8 Data Formatter

Add a Data Format

Describes the process of creating custom data formats.

Programming with Barcodes

Details steps for programming data formats by scanning specific barcodes.

Programming with a Batch Command

Explains creating data formats using batch commands sent from the host.

Enable;Disable Data Formatter

Enables or disables the entire data formatter feature.

Formatter Command Type 6

Details commands for manipulating scanned data strings.

Search Commands

Commands for finding specific characters or strings within scanned data.

Miscellaneous Commands

Other available formatter commands like suppressing or replacing characters.

Chapter 9 Batch Programming

Create a Batch Command

Explains the syntax and structure for creating batch commands.

Create a Batch Barcode

Describes how to generate batch barcodes from created commands.

Use Batch Barcode

Provides instructions on how to apply a generated batch barcode to the scanner.

Appendix

Digit Barcodes

Lists barcodes representing numeric digits 0 through 9.

Factory Defaults Table

A comprehensive table listing all factory default settings for scanner parameters.

Symbology ID Number

A table mapping each symbology to its corresponding ID number.

ASCII Table

A reference table showing ASCII values, decimal equivalents, and characters.

Newland NLS-HR3290 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Scan RateUp to 300 scans per second
Humidity5% to 95% (non-condensing)
Ingress ProtectionIP42
TypeHandheld Barcode Reader
Image SensorCMOS
Light SourceLED
InterfaceUSB, RS-232
Decode Capability1D, 2D
Operating Temperature0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
Storage Temperature-40°C to 70°C
Drop1.5m
Power Supply5 VDC

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