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Motorola STB4278 User Manual (418 pages)

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Revision History
5
Table of Contents
7
About this Guide

15
- Chapter Descriptions
  17
- Introduction
  17
- Notational Conventions
  18
- Related Publications
  18
- Service Information
  18
Chapter 1. Getting Started

21
- Introduction
  21
- Unpacking the Scanner and Cradle
  22
- Parts
  23
  - Scanner Parts
    23
  - Cradle Parts
    24
- Scanner Cradle
  26
- Replacing the Scanner Battery
  29
- Charging the Scanner Battery
  30
  - Charging LED
    30
- Reconditioning the Scanner Battery
  30
  - Battery Reconditioning LED Definitions
    30
- Inserting the Scanner in the Cradle
  31
  - Horizontal Cradle Mount
    31
  - Vertical Cradle Mount
    31
- Radio Communications
  32
- Configuring the Scanner
  32
- Accessories
  32
  - Lanyard
    32
Chapter 2 . Scanning

37
- Introduction
  37
- Beeper Definitions
  37
- LED Definitions
  38
- Scanning in Hand-Held Mode
  39
  - Aiming
    40
- Scanning in Hands-Free Mode
  42
  - Assemble the Stand
    42
  - Scanning with Intellistand
    43
- Decode Zone
  45
Chapter 3 . Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Technical Specifications

49
- Introduction
  49
- Maintenance
  49
  - Scanner
    49
  - Cradle
    49
- Battery Information
  49
- Troubleshooting
  49
- Troubleshooting
  50
- Technical Specifications
  51
- Technical Specifications
  53
- Cradle Signal Descriptions
  56
Chapter 4. Radio Communications

59
- Introduction
  59
  - Scanning Sequence Examples
    59
  - Errors While Scanning
    59
- Radio Communications Parameter Defaults
  60
- Wireless Beeper Definitions
  61
- Radio Communications Host Types
  62
- HID Host Parameters
  64
  - HID Country Keyboard Types (Country Codes)
    64
  - HID Keyboard Keystroke Delay
    66
  - HID CAPS Lock Override
    66
  - HID Ignore Unknown Characters
    67
  - Emulate Keypad
    67
  - HID Keyboard FN1 Substitution
    68
  - HID Function Key Mapping
    68
  - Simulated Caps Lock
    69
  - Convert Case
    69
- Auto-Reconnect Feature
  70
  - Reconnect Attempt Beep Feedback
    70
  - Reconnect Attempt Interval
    71
- Out of Range Indicator
  72
- Scanner(S) to Cradle Support
  73
  - Modes of Operation
    73
  - Point-To-Point Communication
    73
  - Multipoint-To-Point Communication
    73
  - Pairing
    74
  - Pairing Modes
    74
  - Lock Override
    75
  - Pairing Methods
    75
  - Connection Maintenance Interval
    76
  - Unpairing
    76
  - Considerations
    76
- Bluetooth Technology Profile Support
  78
  - Master/Slave Set up
    78
  - Pairing Bar Code Format
    78
  - Master
    78
  - Slave
    78
- Bluetooth Security
  79
  - Authentication
    79
  - PIN Code
    79
  - Encryption
    80
Chapter 5. User Preferences

83
- Introduction
  83
  - Scanning Sequence Examples
    83
  - Errors While Scanning
    83
- User Preferences Parameter Defaults
  84
- User Preferences
  85
  - Default Parameters
    85
  - Beeper Tone
    86
  - Beeper Volume
    86
  - Beep on Insertion
    87
  - Intellistand Idle Timeout
    87
  - Power Mode
    88
  - Time Delay to Reduced Power Mode
    89
  - Scan Pattern
    90
  - Scan Line Width
    91
  - Laser on Time
    91
  - Beep after Good Decode
    92
  - Transmit Code ID Character
    92
  - Prefix/Suffix Values
    93
  - Scan Data Transmission Format
    93
  - FN1 Substitution Values
    95
  - Transmit "No Read" Message
    95
  - Synapse Interface
    96
  - Batch Mode
    97
  - Modes of Operation
    97
Chapter 6. Keyboard Wedge Interface

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- Introduction
  101
- Connecting a Keyboard Wedge Interface
  102
- Keyboard Wedge Parameter Defaults
  103
- Keyboard Wedge Host Parameters
  104
  - Keyboard Wedge Host Types
    104
  - Keyboard Wedge Country Types (Country Codes)
    105
  - Ignore Unknown Characters
    106
  - Keystroke Delay
    107
  - Intra-Keystroke Delay
    107
  - Alternate Numeric Keypad Emulation
    108
  - Caps Lock on
    108
  - Caps Lock Override
    108
  - Convert Wedge Data
    109
  - Function Key Mapping
    109
  - FN1 Substitution
    110
  - Send Make and Break
    110
  - Keyboard Maps
    111
- ASCII Character Set for Keyboard Wedge
  112
Chapter 7 . RS-232 Interface

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- Introduction
  123
- Connecting an RS-232 Interface
  124
- RS-232 Parameter Defaults
  125
- RS-232 Host Parameters
  126
  - RS-232 Host Types
    128
  - Baud Rate
    129
  - Parity
    130
  - Stop Bit Select
    131
  - Data Bits (ASCII Format)
    131
  - Check Receive Errors
    132
  - Hardware Handshaking
    132
  - Software Handshaking
    134
  - Host Serial Response Time-Out
    136
  - RTS Line State
    137
  - Beep on <BEL
    137
  - Intercharacter Delay
    138
  - Nixdorf Beep/Led Options
    139
  - Ignore Unknown Characters
    139
- ASCII Character Set for RS-232
  140
  - ASCII Character Set for RS-232
    141
Chapter 8. USB Interface

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- Introduction
  147
- Connecting a USB Interface
  148
- USB Parameter Defaults
  149
- USB Host Parameters
  150
  - USB Device Type
    150
  - USB Country Keyboard Types (Country Codes)
    151
  - USB Keystroke Delay
    153
  - USB CAPS Lock Override
    153
  - USB Ignore Unknown Characters
    154
  - Emulate Keypad
    154
  - USB Keyboard FN 1 Substitution
    155
  - Function Key Mapping
    155
  - Simulated Caps Lock
    156
  - Convert Case
    156
- Optional USB Parameters
  157
  - Ignore Beep
    157
  - Ignore Bar Code Configuration
    157
- ASCII Character Set for USB
  158
Chapter 9 . IBM Interface

169
- Introduction
  169
- Connecting to an IBM 468X/469X Host
  170
- IBM Parameter Defaults
  171
- IBM 468X/469X Host Parameters
  172
  - Port Address
    172
  - Convert Unknown to Code 39
    173
- Optional IBM Parameters
  174
  - Ignore Beep
    174
  - Ignore Bar Code Configuration
    174
Chapter 10. Wand Emulation Interface

177
- Introduction
  177
- Connecting Using Wand Emulation
  178
- Wand Emulation Parameter Defaults
  179
- Wand Emulation Host Parameters
  180
  - Wand Emulation Host Types
    180
  - Leading Margin (Quiet Zone)
    181
  - Polarity
    182
  - Ignore Unknown Characters
    182
  - Convert All Bar Codes to Code 39
    183
  - Convert Code 39 to Full ASCII
    184
Chapter 11. Scanner Emulation Interface

187
- Introduction
  187
- Connecting Using Scanner Emulation
  188
- Scanner Emulation Parameter Defaults
  189
- Scanner Emulation Host
  190
- Scanner Emulation Host Parameters
  190
  - Beep Style
    190
  - Parameter Pass-Through
    191
  - Convert Newer Code Types
    191
  - Module Width
    192
  - Convert All Bar Codes to Code 39
    192
  - Code 39 Full ASCII Conversion
    192
  - Transmission Timeout
    193
  - Ignore Unknown Characters
    194
  - Leading Margin
    194
  - Check for Decode LED
    195
    
    Communication with 123Scan
    197
    
    Scan Requirements:
    197
    
    Scan Parameter
    197
Chapter 12 . 123Scan

199
- Introduction
  199
- Communication with 123Scan
  199
- 123Scan Requirements
  199
- 123Scan Parameter
  199
- Code 128
  201
Chapter 13 . Symbologies

203
- Introduction
  203
  - Scanning Sequence Examples
    203
  - Errors While Scanning
    203
  - Symbology Parameter Defaults
    203
- Symbology Parameter Defaults
  204
- Upc/Ean
  207
  - Enable/Disable UPC-A/UPC-E
    207
  - Enable/Disable UPC-E1
    208
  - Enable/Disable EAN-13/EAN-8
    208
  - Enable/Disable Bookland EAN
    209
  - Decode UPC/EAN/JAN Supplementals
    209
  - UPC/EAN/JAN Supplemental Redundancy
    211
  - Transmit UPC-A Check Digit
    211
  - Transmit UPC-E Check Digit
    211
  - Transmit UPC-E1 Check Digit
    212
  - UPC-A Preamble
    212
  - UPC-E Preamble
    213
  - UPC-E1 Preamble
    214
  - Convert UPC-E to UPC-A
    214
  - Convert UPC-E1 to UPC-A
    215
  - EAN-8/JAN-8 Extend
    215
  - UCC Coupon Extended Code
    216
- Code 128
  217
  - Enable/Disable Code 128
    217
  - Enable/Disable UCC/EAN-128
    217
  - Enable/Disable ISBT 128
    218
- Code 39
  219
  - Enable/Disable Code 39
    219
  - Enable/Disable Trioptic Code 39
    219
  - Convert Code 39 to Code 32
    220
  - Code 32 Prefix
    220
  - Code 39
    220
  - Set Lengths for Code 39
    221
  - Code 39 Check Digit Verification
    222
  - Transmit Code 39 Check Digit
    222
  - Code 39 Full ASCII Conversion
    223
  - Code 39 Buffering (Scan & Store)
    223
- Code 93
  227
  - Enable/Disable Code 93
    227
  - Set Lengths for Code 93
    227
  - Set Lengths for Code 93
    228
- Code 11
  229
  - Set Lengths for Code 11
    229
  - Code 11
    230
  - Set Lengths for Code 11
    230
  - Code 11 Check Digit Verification
    231
  - Transmit Code 11 Check Digits
    231
- Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF)
  232
  - Enable/Disable Interleaved 2 of 5
    232
  - Set Lengths for Interleaved 2 of 5
    232
  - I 2 of 5 Check Digit Verification
    233
  - Set Lengths for Interleaved 2 of 5
    233
  - Transmit I 2 of 5 Check Digit
    234
  - Convert I 2 of 5 to EAN-13
    234
- Discrete 2 of 5 (DTF)
  235
- Chinese 2 of 5
  237
  - Enable/Disable Chinese 2 of 5
    237
- Codabar (NW - 7)
  238
  - Enable/Disable Codabar
    238
  - Set Lengths for Codabar
    238
  - CLSI Editing
    239
  - NOTIS Editing
    240
- Msi
  241
  - Enable/Disable MSI
    241
  - Set Lengths for MSI
    241
  - MSI Check Digits
    242
  - Transmit MSI Check Digit(S)
    243
  - MSI Check Digit Algorithm
    243
- GS1 Databar
  244
  - Convert GS1 Databar to UPC/EAN
    245
- Symbology - Specific Security Levels
  246
  - Redundancy Level
    246
  - Security Level
    248
- Symbology - Intercharacter Gap
  250
Chapter 14. Advanced Data Formatting

253
- Introduction
  253
- Rules: Criteria Linked to Actions
  253
- Using ADF Bar Codes
  253
- ADF Bar Code Menu Example
  254
  - Rule 1: the Code 128 Scanning Rule
    254
  - Rule 2: the UPC Scanning Rule
    254
  - Alternate Rule Sets
    255
  - Rules Hierarchy (in Bar Codes)
    256
  - Default Rules
    256
  - Special Considerations for Multipoint Networks
    256
- Special Commands
  257
  - Pause Duration
    257
  - Begin New Rule
    257
  - Save Rule
    257
  - Erase
    258
  - Quit Entering Rules
    258
  - Disable Rule Set
    259
- Criteria
  260
  - Code Types
    260
  - Code Lengths
    263
  - Message Containing a Specific Data String
    267
  - Specific String at Start
    267
  - Specific String, any Location
    267
  - Any Message OK
    267
  - Rule Belongs to Set
    267
- Actions
  270
  - Send Data
    270
  - Setup Field(S)
    273
  - Send Pause
    274
  - Skip Ahead
    274
  - Skip Back
    276
  - Send Preset Value
    277
  - Modify Data
    278
  - Remove All Spaces
    278
  - Crunch All Spaces
    278
  - Stop Space Removal
    278
  - Remove Leading Zeros
    278
  - Stop Zero Removal
    278
  - Pad Data with Spaces
    279
  - Pad Data with Zeros
    283
  - Beeps
    287
  - Send Keystroke (Control Characters and Keyboard Characters)
    288
  - Control Characters
    288
  - Keyboard Characters
    292
  - Send Right Control Key
    320
  - Send Graphic User Interface (GUI) Characters
    320
  - Turn On/Off Rule Sets
    326
- Alphanumeric Keyboard
  327
Appendix A. Standard Default Parameters

341
Appendix B. Programming Reference

349
- Symbol Code Identifiers
  349
- AIM Code Identifiers
  352
Appendix C. Sample Bar Codes

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- Code 39
  352
  - Upc-A, 100%
    355
- Upc/Ean
  357
- GS1 Databar
  358
  - Interleaved 2 of 5
    358
  - GS1 Databar-14
    359
Appendix D. Numeric Bar Codes

361
- Numeric Bar Codes
  363
- Cancel
  364
Appendix E. Alphanumeric Bar Codes

365
- Alphanumeric Keyboard
  367
- Ascii Character Sets
  385
Appendix F. ASCII Character Sets

397
Glossary

397
Index

409
Tell Us What You Think

415

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Motorola STB4278 User Manual (418 pages)

Table of Contents

About this Guide

Chapter 1. Getting Started

Chapter 2 . Scanning

Chapter 3 . Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Technical Specifications

Chapter 4. Radio Communications

Chapter 5. User Preferences

Chapter 6. Keyboard Wedge Interface

Chapter 7 . RS-232 Interface

Chapter 8. USB Interface

Chapter 9 . IBM Interface

Chapter 10. Wand Emulation Interface

Chapter 11. Scanner Emulation Interface

Chapter 12 . 123Scan

Chapter 13 . Symbologies

Chapter 14. Advanced Data Formatting

Appendix A. Standard Default Parameters

Appendix B. Programming Reference

Appendix C. Sample Bar Codes

Appendix D. Numeric Bar Codes

Appendix E. Alphanumeric Bar Codes

Appendix F. ASCII Character Sets

Glossary

Index

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