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1 MK-SERIE 1000/1500/2000 AllOfBarcode.de Michael Krug Traunstein BARCODE SCANNER Configuration Guide - 1 -
2 Table of Contents Chapter 1 System Information 1.1 About this manual How to set up the parameter-i How to set up the parameter II Resetting the standard product default 4 Chapter 2 System Setup 2.1 Interface selection Keyboard emulation parameters setting RS-232 communication setting Scanning mode selection Beeper tone selection String Options (Prefix & Suffix) Setup Insertion 19 Chapter 3 BarCode parameters setting 3.1 UPC-A UPC-E EA N EA N Code Codabar Code Code Interleaved2 of Industrial 2 of Matrix 2 of China Postage MSI/Plessey Code Code Te lepen Function Key Emulation & Function Code & A ppendix
3 Chapter 1 - System Information 1.1 About this ma nual This User's Guide provides detailed programming instructions. Barcode scanners are factory programmed for t he most comm on com munication setting. If you need to change these settings, programming is accomplished by scanning the bar codes in this guide. 1.2 How to set up the parameter Step 1: Scan the start configuration barcode Star t Configuration Step 2: Scan necessary la bel for parameters that meet your application Step 3: Scan end configuration to save the changes End Configuration - 3 -
4 1.3 How to set up the parameter II Most of time the scanner only requests one read of parameters when changing to new values. You will hear two beeps when you successfully set t o the new values. But for some special parameters, m ultiple reads ar e nee ded to complete the configuration. When use these special parameters. In some cases, you might need to read one or m ore barcodes, such as: Hexadecima l barcodes. For example: prefix, suffix, etc. Numeric barcodes. For example: inter-character delay, max/min length To complete the change of setting you will need to read the Confirm bar code after you read the parameter. Below is the flow chart to ex pla in two different configurations. 1.4 Resett ing the standard product default If you aren t sure what programming options are in your scanner, or you ve c hanged som e options and want the factory settings restored, scan the Standard Product Default Settings bar code be low. Standard Product Defaults Setting - 4 -
5 Chapter 2 - System setup 2.1 Interfac e selection The scanner is designed to switch easily fr om inter faces. Remember to reset the interface before changing to PS/2 or RS232 cable. No presetting is requested for USB interface. Scanning USB bar code after the cable is c hanged and activating the scanner by plugging the USB cable again. USB interface complies w ith HID keyboard which means the setting of USB scanner is exactly the same like the default setting from keyboard. Start configuration * KEYBOARD Interface Selection RS-232 USB - 5 -
6 2.1.1 Keyboard emulation parameters setting Start configuration *IBM AT IBM XT IBM PS/ Device Selection for keyboard IBM 5550 Interface PS/2 2 5,30 NEC 9801 Reserved 1 Reserved 2-6 -
7 Start configuration * USA ITALIAN SPANISH Language for Keyboard Interface FREN CH GERMAN JAPA NESE Multi-Language Support Reserved 1-7 -
8 Start configuration Function Key Emulate External Keyboard ALT Mode NOTE : Emulate External Keyboard Scan the barcode below if you do not have an external keyboard. After scanning the Emulate External Keyboard bar code, you m ust power cycle your computer
9 Start configuration Caps Lock Num Lock Inter Character Delay (Default:00) Ref: Appendix(00 64H) - 9 -
10 Start configuration None * CR Terminator Tab ESC CR + LF Block transm ission delay (Default:00) Ref: Appendix(00 0 AH) Keyboard Speed (Default 00: high cloc k rate) Ref: Appendix (00 08H)
11 2.1.2 RS-23 2 communication setting Start configuration 1200bps 2400bps Baud Rate 4800bps * 9600 bps bps bps Data Bits 7 Bits * 8 Bits
12 Start configuration Stop Bits * 1 Stop Bits 2 St op Bits * NONE ODD Parity EVEN Mark Space
13 Start configuration Inter-character de lay (Default:00) Ref: Appendix(00 64H) Block transmission delay (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (0 0-0AH) Response delay (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (0 0-0AH) * None HANSHAKING RTS/CTS ACK/NAK Xon/Xoff
14 Start configuration None * CR+LF CR Terminator For RS-232 LF Tab STX/ETX EOT
15 Start configuration * None Handshaking RTS/CTS ACK/NAK Xon/Xoff
16 2.2 Scanning mode selection Start configuration * Tr igger On/Good Read Off Trigger On/Off Continuous/Trigger Off Reading Mode Continuous/Testing Continuous/Trigger on Continuous /Auto power on Flash Flash / Auto Power On
17 2.3 Beeper tone selection Start configuration Beep Tone (Default:09H) Ref: Appendix (00-10H) Beep Sound Duration (Default:05H) Ref: Appendix (00-10H) Power On Beeper * Disable Beeper * ON OFF
18 2.4 String Options (Prefix & Suffix) This section descr ibes the alterations which can be made to t he format of the transmitted data string. A prefix and suffix of maximum 10 direct input may be included in front and at the end of scanned barcode. Format {Prefix} {Code ID} {Bar Code} {Suffix} How to set up a prefix? To configure ## as prefix (1) Scan Start Configuration barcode (2) Scan Preamble bar code (3) Scan # twice from FULL ASCII table (4) Scan Confirm configuration barcode (5) Scan End Configuration barcode. How to set up a suffix? To configure $$ as suffix (1) Star t configuration barcode (2) Scan Postamble barcode (3) Scan $ twice from FULL ASCII table (4) Scan Confirm c onfiguration barcode (5) Scan bar code
19 2.5 Setup Insertion This section descr ibes how to setup the insertion of output. NOTE : Max. 10 charters can be inserted eac h time Max. Insertion group is only two. Insertion group (01 ) or (02) can be used in different kinds of barcodes at the same time
20 Example: : To insert character A before the third digit(3 ) Make the decoded data: 12 A How to set up a character you want to insert (1) Scan Start Configuration barcode (2) Scan G1 Insertion character (3) Scan 4 a nd 1 from FULL ASCII Table (4) Scan Confirm c onfiguration barcode (5) Scan barcode How to set up position you wish to place the character (6) Scan Start Configuration barcode (7) Scan G1 Character Position (8) Scan 0 a nd 3 from FULL ASCII Table (which pr esents the position) (9) Scan Confirm c onfiguration barcode (10) Scan barcode How to set up inse rtion for code 39 Go to chapter 3.5 (code 39 ) (11) Scan Start Configuration barcode (12) Scan Insert group selection bar code (13) scan 0 and 1 from FULL A SCII Table (which presents the group- 01 you just set up previously) (14) Scan Confirm c onfiguration bar code (15) Scan barcode
21 Start configuration Confir m configuration Preamble (Default:00) Ref: Appendix Postamble (Default:00) Ref: Appendix G1 Insertion character (Default:00) Ref: Appendix G2 Insertion character (Default:00) Ref: Appendix G1 Character Position to be inserted (Default:00 ) Ref: Appendix G2 Character Position to be inserted (Default:00 ) Ref: Appendix
22 Start configuration Bar Code ID *Disable Accuracy * Read 1 Time Read 2 T imes Positive and negative bar code Bar equals high * Bar equals low
23 Chapter 3 - BarCode parameters setting How to set up a Code ID? (1) Scan Start configuration bar code (2) Go to the ASCII Table and scan label that represent the desired characters to be inserted. (3) Scan Confirm configuration bar code (4) Scan End c onfiguration bar code. Start configuration Confir m configuration 3.1 UPC-A Read Disable * Code ID Setting (Default : F ) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH)
24 Start configuration UPC-A Expand to EAN-13 Check Digit Send Disable * Truncate L eading Zero Truncate Leading (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (00-0DH) Truncate Ending (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (00-0DH) Insert group selection Ref: Appendix(00 02H)
25 Start configuration * NONE 2 digits Supplement digits 5 digits 2 or 5 digits Auto-discriminate Supplement
26 3.2 UPC-E Start configuration Read Disable * Code ID setting (Default : G) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH)
27 Start configuration UPC-E Expand to UPC-A Check Digit Send Disable * Truncate Leading (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (00-08H) Truncate Ending (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (00-08H) Insert group selection (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
28 Start configuration Truncate L eading Zero Disable * * None 2 digits Supplement digits 5 digits 2 or 5 digits Auto-discriminate Supplement
29 3.3 EAN-13 Start configuration Read Disable * Code ID setting (Default : H) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check Digit Send Disable * Truncate Leading (Defa ult : 0 0 ) Ref: Appendix (00-0DH) Truncate Ending (Defa ult : 0 0 ) Ref: Appendix (00-0DH)
30 Start configuration * None 2 digits Supplement digits 5 digits 2 or 5 digits Auto-discriminate Supplement ISBN/ISSN Conversion Insert group selection (Defa ult : 0 0 ) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
31 3.4 EAN-8 Start configuration Read Disable * Code ID setting (Default : I) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check Digit Send Disable * Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-08H)
32 Start configuration Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-08H) * None 2 digits Supplement digits 5 digits 2 or 5 digits Auto-discriminate Supplement Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
33 3.5 Code39 Start configuration Read Disable * Code ID setting (Default : J) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Check-sum transmission Disable *
34 Start configuration Append Min. code length (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-32H) Max. code length (Default: 32H) Ref: Appendix (00-32H) Format * Standard Code39 Code 39 Full ASCII
35 Start configuration Transm it Start/End Character Truncate Leading (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-32H) Truncate Ending (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-32H) Insert group selection (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
36 3.6 Codabar Start configuration Read Disable * Code ID setting (Defa ult : K) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH)
37 Start configuration Check-sum verification Disable * Check-sum transmission Append Truncate Leading (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (00-7EH)
38 Start configuration Truncate Ending (Default:00) Ref: Appendix (00-7EH) * ABCD/ABCD Start/End type abcd/abcd abcd/tn*e Start/End transmission Min. code length (Default: 05) Ref: Appendix (00-3CH)
39 Start configuration Max. code length (Default: 3 CH) Ref: Appendix (00-3CH) Insert group selection (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
40 3.7 Code93 Start configuration Read Disable * Code ID setting (Default : L) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Disable *
41 Start configuration Check-sum transmission Min. code length (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (0-50H) Max. code length (Default: 50H) Ref: Appendix (0-50H) Truncate Leading (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7EH) Truncate Ending (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7EH) Insert group selection Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
42 3.8 Code 128 Start configuration Read Disable * Code ID setting (Default : M) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Disable *
43 Start configuration Check-sum transmission FNC2 Append UCC/EA N128 FNC1 transmission
44 Start configuration Truncate Leading (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7 FH) Truncate Ending (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7 FH) Min. code length (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7 FH) Max. code length (Default: 7FH) Ref: Appendix (00-7 FH) Insert group selection (Default: 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
45 3.9 Interleaved 2 of 5 Start configuration Read Code ID setting (Default : N) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Check-sum transmission Disa ble *
46 Start configuration Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7EH) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7EH) Min. code length (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-7 FH) Max. code length (Default : 7FH) Ref: Appendix (00-7 FH) Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
47 3.10 Industrial 2 of 5 Start configuration ITEM OPTICON Read Code ID setting (Default : O) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Min. code length (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-32H) Max. code length (Defa ult : 32H) Ref: Appendix (00-32H)
48 Start configuration Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-32H) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-32H) Check-sum verification Check-sum transmission Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
49 3.11 Matrix 2 of 5 Start configuration Read Code ID setting (Defa ult : P) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification
50 Start configuration Check-sum transmission Disable * Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Min. code length (Default : 0B) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Max. code length (Defa ult : 50H) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
51 3.12 CHINA POSTAL CODE Start configuration Read Code ID setting (Default : Q) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Check-sum transmission Disable *
52 Start configuration Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Min.code length (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Max.code length (Defa ult : 50H) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
53 3.13 MSI/Plessey Start configuration Read Code ID setting (Default : R) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification MOD 10 MOD 10/10 MOD 11/
54 Start configuration Check-sum transmission Disable * Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-3CH) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-3CH) Min. code length (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-3CH) Max. code length (Defa ult : 3CH) Ref: Appendix (00-3CH) Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
55 3.14 CODE 32 Start configuration Read Code ID Setting (Default:S) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Disable * Check-sum transmission Disable *
56 Start configuration Truncate L eading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-0AH) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-0AH) Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-0 2H)
57 3.15 CODE 11 Start configuration Read * Disa ble Code ID setting (Default:T) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Disa ble *
58 Start configuration Check-sum transmission Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Min. code length (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Max. code length (Defa ult : 50H) Ref: Appendix (00-50H) Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
59 3.16 Telepen Start configuration Read * Disa ble Code ID setting (Default: V ) Ref: Appendix (20-7EH) Check-sum verification Disable * E nable Data Format Only Num nic (ALPHA) * Full ASCII
60 Start configuration Check-sum transmission Truncate Leading (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-40H) Truncate Ending (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-40H) Min. code length (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-40H) Max. code length (Defa ult : 40H) Ref: Appendix (00-40H) Insert group selection (Default : 00) Ref: Appendix (00-02H)
61 3.17 Function Key Emulation Start configuration Function Key Code 3 9 format Full ASCII Code 39 To sca n a function key barcode label, Full ASCII Code 39 m ust be enabling. Please refer to Full ASCII Code 39 Table to produc e the function key barcode la bel. Function Code UP($A) F1($Q) DOWN($ B) F2($R) LEFT($C) F3 ($S) RIGHT($D) F4($T)
62 PAGE UP($ E) F5($U) PAGE DOWN($ F) F6($V) BS($H) F7($W) TAB($I) F8($X) HOME($K) F9($Y) END($L) F10($Z) ENTER($M) ESC(%A) INSERT($ N) F11(%B) DELETE($O) F12(% C)
63 Appendix A
64 Dec Hex Char. Dec Hex Char NUL SP 1 01 SOH 33 21! 2 02 STX ETX # 4 04 EOT $ 5 05 ENQ % 6 06 ACK & 7 07 BEL BS ( 9 09 HT ) 10 0A LF 42 2A * 11 0B VT 43 2B C FF 44 2C, 13 0D CR 45 2D E SO 46 2E. 15 0F SI 47 2F / DLE DC DC DC DC NAK SYN ETB CAN EM A SUB 58 3A : 27 1B ESC 59 3B ; 28 1C FS 60 3C < 29 1D GS 61 3D = 30 1E RS 62 3E > 31 1F US 63 3F?
65 Dec Hex Char. Dec Hex Char A a B b C c D d E e F f G G H h I i 74 4A J 106 6A j 75 4B K 107 6B k 76 4C L 108 6C l 77 4D M 109 6D m 78 4E N 110 6E n 79 4F O 111 6F o P P Q q R r S s T t U u V v W w X x Y y 90 5A Z 122 7A z 91 5B [ 123 7B { 92 5C \ 124 7C 93 5D } 125 7D } 94 5E ^ 126 7E ~ 95 5F _ 127 7F DEL
66 Table-Hex HEXADCIMAL Confir m configuration End Configuration
67 Function Key Table NULL 1 UP F1 2 DOWN F2 3 LEFT F3 4 RIGHT F4 5 PAGE UP F5 6 PAGE DOWN F6 7 F7 8 BS F8 9 TAB F9 A F10 B HOME ESC C END F11 D ENTER F12 E INSERT F DELETE
68 DEFAULT CHECK VERSION Version:
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