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Provides an overview of the scanning chapter.
Defines the area where bar codes can be decoded.
Explains the process of scanning bar codes.
Introduces the keyboard wedge interface setup.
Details how to connect the keyboard wedge interface.
Lists the default parameters for keyboard wedge host.
Describes different keyboard wedge host types.
Specifies country keyboard layouts for wedge interface.
Introduces the RS-232 host interface setup.
Explains how to connect to an RS-232 host.
Lists the default parameters for RS-232 host.
Details RS-232 host specific parameters.
Covers the different types of RS-232 hosts.
Introduces the USB interface setup.
Details how to connect the scanner via USB.
Lists the default parameters for USB host.
Covers USB host specific parameters.
Allows selection of the desired USB device type.
Introduces the IBM 468X/469X interface setup.
Details connecting to an IBM 468X/469X host.
Lists the default parameters for IBM hosts.
Covers IBM host specific parameters.
Sets the IBM 468X/469X port used for the scanner.
Introduces the Synapse interface.
Details how to connect the Synapse interface cable.
Provides details on the Synapse interface functionality.
Introduces the RS-232 auxiliary port.
Explains connecting peripheral devices to the auxiliary port.
Lists the default parameters for the RS-232 auxiliary port.
Covers RS-232 auxiliary port specific settings.
Sets the baud rate for the RS-232 auxiliary port.
Introduces the hand-held laser scanner port.
Details connecting a hand-held laser scanner.
Lists default parameters for the handheld scanner port.
Covers options for the hand-held laser scanner port.
Allows selection of programming modes for the handheld scanner.
Introduces the 123Scan2 software.
Explains how to communicate with the 123Scan2 software.
Lists the requirements for using 123Scan2.
Introduces symbology features and programming bar codes.
Lists the default parameters for all symbologies.
Covers UPC/EAN symbology settings and options.
Covers Code 128 symbology settings and options.
Covers Code 39 symbology settings and options.
Introduces bar codes for customizing data transmission.
Lists the defaults for miscellaneous scanner options.
Configures the transmission of bar code type identifiers.
Sets prefix/suffix values for data editing.
Customizes scan data transmission format.
Lists default user preference parameters.
Lists default keyboard wedge host parameters.
Lists default RS-232 host parameters.
Provides identifiers for various symbol code types.
Lists AIM code identifiers and their meanings.
Displays a sample Code 39 bar code.
Displays sample UPC/EAN bar codes.
Displays a sample Code 128 bar code.
Displays a sample Interleaved 2 of 5 bar code.
Displays a sample RSS 14 bar code.
Numeric bar code for the digit 0.
Numeric bar code for the digit 1.
Numeric bar code for the digit 2.
Numeric bar code for the digit 3.
Numeric bar code for the digit 4.
Numeric bar code for the digit 5.
Numeric bar code for the digit 6.
Numeric bar code for the digit 7.
Numeric bar code for the digit 8.
Numeric bar code for the digit 9.
Bar code to cancel a selection or correct an error.
Provides a template for mounting the scanner.
The opening in an optical system that establishes the field of view.
The Automatic Identification Manufacturers Inc., a trade association.
American Standard Code for Information Interchange; a 7-bit code.
Ability to determine scanned bar code type and decode content.
The dark element in a printed bar code symbol.
Number of characters represented per unit of measurement.
Dimension of a bar perpendicular to its width.
Thickness of a bar from edge to edge.
Measure of data flow per second, indicating bits per second.
Basic unit of binary information, a binary digit.
Eight adjacent binary digits representing a character or value.
Center for Devices and Radiological Health; regulates laser safety.
Lowest CDRH laser classification; considered intrinsically safe.
Provides an overview of the scanning chapter.
Defines the area where bar codes can be decoded.
Explains the process of scanning bar codes.
Introduces the keyboard wedge interface setup.
Details how to connect the keyboard wedge interface.
Lists the default parameters for keyboard wedge host.
Describes different keyboard wedge host types.
Specifies country keyboard layouts for wedge interface.
Introduces the RS-232 host interface setup.
Explains how to connect to an RS-232 host.
Lists the default parameters for RS-232 host.
Details RS-232 host specific parameters.
Covers the different types of RS-232 hosts.
Introduces the USB interface setup.
Details how to connect the scanner via USB.
Lists the default parameters for USB host.
Covers USB host specific parameters.
Allows selection of the desired USB device type.
Introduces the IBM 468X/469X interface setup.
Details connecting to an IBM 468X/469X host.
Lists the default parameters for IBM hosts.
Covers IBM host specific parameters.
Sets the IBM 468X/469X port used for the scanner.
Introduces the Synapse interface.
Details how to connect the Synapse interface cable.
Provides details on the Synapse interface functionality.
Introduces the RS-232 auxiliary port.
Explains connecting peripheral devices to the auxiliary port.
Lists the default parameters for the RS-232 auxiliary port.
Covers RS-232 auxiliary port specific settings.
Sets the baud rate for the RS-232 auxiliary port.
Introduces the hand-held laser scanner port.
Details connecting a hand-held laser scanner.
Lists default parameters for the handheld scanner port.
Covers options for the hand-held laser scanner port.
Allows selection of programming modes for the handheld scanner.
Introduces the 123Scan2 software.
Explains how to communicate with the 123Scan2 software.
Lists the requirements for using 123Scan2.
Introduces symbology features and programming bar codes.
Lists the default parameters for all symbologies.
Covers UPC/EAN symbology settings and options.
Covers Code 128 symbology settings and options.
Covers Code 39 symbology settings and options.
Introduces bar codes for customizing data transmission.
Lists the defaults for miscellaneous scanner options.
Configures the transmission of bar code type identifiers.
Sets prefix/suffix values for data editing.
Customizes scan data transmission format.
Lists default user preference parameters.
Lists default keyboard wedge host parameters.
Lists default RS-232 host parameters.
Provides identifiers for various symbol code types.
Lists AIM code identifiers and their meanings.
Displays a sample Code 39 bar code.
Displays sample UPC/EAN bar codes.
Displays a sample Code 128 bar code.
Displays a sample Interleaved 2 of 5 bar code.
Displays a sample RSS 14 bar code.
Numeric bar code for the digit 0.
Numeric bar code for the digit 1.
Numeric bar code for the digit 2.
Numeric bar code for the digit 3.
Numeric bar code for the digit 4.
Numeric bar code for the digit 5.
Numeric bar code for the digit 6.
Numeric bar code for the digit 7.
Numeric bar code for the digit 8.
Numeric bar code for the digit 9.
Bar code to cancel a selection or correct an error.
Provides a template for mounting the scanner.
The opening in an optical system that establishes the field of view.
The Automatic Identification Manufacturers Inc., a trade association.
American Standard Code for Information Interchange; a 7-bit code.
Ability to determine scanned bar code type and decode content.
The dark element in a printed bar code symbol.
Number of characters represented per unit of measurement.
Dimension of a bar perpendicular to its width.
Thickness of a bar from edge to edge.
Measure of data flow per second, indicating bits per second.
Basic unit of binary information, a binary digit.
Eight adjacent binary digits representing a character or value.
Center for Devices and Radiological Health; regulates laser safety.
Lowest CDRH laser classification; considered intrinsically safe.
General| Interface | USB, RS-232, IBM 468X/469X |
|---|---|
| Storage Temperature | -40°F to 158°F (-40° to 70° C) |
| Light Source | 650 nm visible laser diode |
| Decode Capability | UPC/EAN, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, Interleaved 2 of 5, Discrete 2 of 5, Codabar, MSI, RSS |
| Humidity | 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
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