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5. 

Touch the 

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 tab at the top of the window to continue. 

6. 

Enable each bar code you need to scan 

Coupon Code 

Allows the scanner to scan UPCA, UPCA+2, 
UPCA+5, and UPCA/EAN-128 bar codes. 

Note: 

Set Supplemental to 

Auto

 to use this 

option. 

UPCE to UPCA 

Tells the scanner to convert UPCE bar codes 
to a UPCA format before returning the data. 

Note:

 After the conversion, your UPCA 

selections affect the data. 

EAN Zero 
Extend 

Tells the scanner to add 5 leading zeros to 
EAN8 bar codes to convert them into EAN13 
bar codes. 

Bookland 

Allows the scanner to scan Bookland EAN bar 
codes. 

EAN8 to EAN13 

Tells the scanner to label the bar code as 
EAN8 or EAN13 when EAN Zero Extend is 
enabled. 

UPCE1 to UPCA 

Tells the scanner to convert UPCE1 bar codes to a UPCA format before 
returning the data. 

Note: 

After the conversion, your UPCA selections affect the data. 

7. 

Set the Supplemental Mode for UPC/EAN bar codes, which specifies how to treat UPC and 
EAN bar codes with supplemental characters (UPCA+2, for example).  The choices are 
Required, Ignore, or Auto.  The default is Ignore. 

Required 

The scanner scans bar codes with supplemental characters only.  For 
example, it scans a UPCA+2 bar code, but not UPCA. 

Ignore 

The scanner ignores supplemental characters.  For example, it scans a 
UPCA+2 bar code as a UPCA. 

Auto 

Uses scanning information as specified in Scan UPC/EAN Supplemental 
Redundancy. 

8. 

Set the 

Supplemental Redundancy

, which sets the number of times a symbol without 

supplemental information is decoded.  The range is 

2 – 20

.  The default is 7. 

9. 

Set the 

Security

, which is how many times to scan the same bar code to determine a 

successful read.  The range is 

1 – 4

.  The default is 1. 

Before setting this security level, you must decide the print quality of the bar codes you 

are scanning.  The better the quality of the bar code, the lower the security level 

needed. 

Choose 1 if most of your scans are successful. 

Choose 2 when your unsuccessful scans are related to characters 1, 2, 7, and 8. 

Choose 3 when your unsuccessful scans are not limited to characters 1, 2, 7, and 8. 

Choose 4 if unsuccessful scans still occur at level 2. 

10. 

Touch 

OK

 to save all the settings and return to the Scanner Configuration window. 

Configuring the Scanner

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Summary of Contents for Pathfinder 6057

Page 1: ...s Guide Pathfinder 6057 Printer 2011 Avery Dennison Corp All rights reserved TC6057SA Rev AB 12 11 28028 28028 0 0 04 18 07 7512 653258 15 50 32232 SALE 25 00 58523 4 9 PEARL EARRINGS 99565 200 00 04...

Page 2: ...2011 Avery Dennison Corporation All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced transmitted stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language in any form by any means with...

Page 3: ...l Options 2 6 Using the System Lockdown Option 2 7 Locking the System 2 7 Unlocking the System 2 8 Locking the USB Ports 2 8 Changing the PC Connection 2 9 Adding Notification Events 2 10 Testing the...

Page 4: ...ecific Bar Codes 7 4 Configuring UPC EAN Bar Codes 7 4 Configuring Code 39 Bar Codes 7 6 Configuring Code 128 Bar Codes 7 6 Configuring I 2 of 5 Bar Codes 7 7 Configuring MSI Bar Codes 7 7 Configuring...

Page 5: ...w inches printed etc 5 Scanner Configuration Configuring the scanner to accept certain bar codes and using scanner diagnostics Audience This manual is for the System Administrator who configures the p...

Page 6: ...Reading the Task Bar The Task Bar has the following indicators Icon Description Wired Wireless Connection Wireless Signal Strength Battery Status Task Bar Emerald Key Using the Input Panel Input Pane...

Page 7: ...ted to enter data 1 Touch the field where you need to enter data and then touch the Diamond key to show the input panel 2 Enter the data Move the input panel out of the way or touch the Diamond key to...

Page 8: ...1 4 System Administrator s Guide...

Page 9: ...user access change the PC connection add user notification events test the speaker view the System properties and Software version Setting the Date and Time 1 Touch the Emerald key to access the Star...

Page 10: ...n the box if you want your printer s time setting to automatically adjust when daylight savings changes occur 5 Press OK Setting the Internet Time 1 Touch the Emerald key to access the Start Menu sele...

Page 11: ...uired to edit this data You can print an asset ins the product IDs and serial numbers for your records input panel before continuing See Entering Data Using the tracking label that conta Editing Owner...

Page 12: ...the Start Menu select Settings Control Panel and A Tracking 2 Touch Import to retrieve a backup file from your PC or server 3 Enter the password The default password is 123321 Touch the Passwo touch...

Page 13: ...for User or System Idle mode press the trigger also activates the scanner press the power button This is the only way to wake up the printer when the printer is in Suspend mode 1 Touch the Emerald key...

Page 14: ...egin blinking depending on how User Notifications events are set See Adding Notification Events for more information 6 Select the Switch state to Suspend time In Suspend mode the printer is at low pow...

Page 15: ...he Input Panel for more information Locking the System 1 Touch the Emerald key to access the Start Menu select Settings Control Panel and System Lockdown 2 Check Lockdown under the Taskbar tab 3 Selec...

Page 16: ...h is used to connect the printer to a PC The larger port is the Host Port which is used to transfer data with a flash drive 1 Touch the Emerald key to access the Start Menu select Settings Control Pan...

Page 17: ...box to enable direct connections to the desktop computer printer If you disable this option it enables Lockdown USB Device Port on the System Lockdown USB tab See Locking the USB Ports for more inform...

Page 18: ...he Emerald key to access the Start Menu select Settings Control Panel and User Notification 2 Touch Add 3 Touch the Name box Touch the diamond key to display the input panel if it does not automatical...

Page 19: ...ch Test 8 Select the new Event shown as DATA WAIT in the screen below 9 Touch Start Stop The LED and sound settings play for the selected notification 10 Touch Start Stop to stop the test 11 Touch OK...

Page 20: ...continuing See Entering Data Using the Input Panel for more information 1 Touch the Emerald key to access the Start Menu select Settings Control Panel and System Three tabs appear General Device Name...

Page 21: ...t the printer Reset Reset to Bootloader and Factory Reset Soft Reset Using the Start Menu The printer is powered off and then back on Files in the Temp folder are deleted To perform a soft reset 1 Wit...

Page 22: ...s password protected contact Service to use this option Factory Reset Reboots the printer and erases everything on the printer except for the Core Operating System All user installed printer files or...

Page 23: ...mmunicate with your network To start the Summit Client Utility touch the Home key then select Wi Fi You see the main SCU window Note If you cannot access the Summit Client Utility check the System Loc...

Page 24: ...network security information You can create up to 20 profiles 1 From the main SCU window touch Admin Login 2 Enter the password Touch the diamond key to display the input panel if it does not automati...

Page 25: ...also allows you to edit or delete existing profiles Review how to enter data using the input panel before continuing See Entering Data Using the Input Panel for more information 1 From the main SCU wi...

Page 26: ...hirdPartyConfig profile allows you to configure the printer s wireless settings using Windows Zero Config WZC instead of the Summit Client Utility When you select this profile the printer automaticall...

Page 27: ...e Admin Password 5 Select Admin Password Touch the Value box Enter the new password 6 Touch Commit to save your changes Note Make a note of the password if you change it The Admin password restricts a...

Page 28: ...3 6 System Administrator s Guide...

Page 29: ...led device Microsoft ActiveSync or LAN network Making the Printer Discoverable 1 Touch the Emerald key to access the Start Menu select Settings Control Panel and Bluetooth Device Properties 2 Touch Ma...

Page 30: ...2 Touch Scan A list of discoverable Bluetooth devices appear in the box 3 Select the device you want to pair with 4 Touch Pair 4 2 System Administrator s Guide...

Page 31: ...a PIN Touch the diamond key to display the input panel if it does not automatically appear 4 Touch OK A message box appears to tell you that the devices are successfully paired 6 Touch OK Using Blueto...

Page 32: ...4 4 System Administrator s Guide...

Page 33: ...he input panel if it does not automatically appear The default password is SYSTEM The password is case sensitive 3 Touch OK Closing the Utility 1 To close the Wavelink Avalanche utility from the File...

Page 34: ...5 2 System Administrator s Guide...

Page 35: ...p sign icon appears in the Task Bar 1 Press the Home key to show the error message For example 2 Select the option you need Clear Error clears the error and continues to feed or print supplies Abort P...

Page 36: ...tion For the Printhead Dot Resistance see Testing the Printhead for more information The Service Diagnostics Menu can only be accessed by a Service Representative because it requires a separate passwo...

Page 37: ...or more infor The following labels print Information Labels dot sensor stock offset con Checkerboard Label no lines keep the sample and call Service 1 Select Diagnostic Labels t 2 Before you run these...

Page 38: ...scan to check the quality of parallel bar codes Contrast Use the arrow keys to change the print contrast The higher the number the darker the print the lower the number the lighter the print The print...

Page 39: ...or peeled supplies 4 For black mark supplies longer than 4 0 inches make sure supplies are loaded with a black mark slightly below the sensor as shown below This feeds the least amount of labels durin...

Page 40: ...to return to the desktop Testing the Sensors 1 Select Sensor Tests from the Printer Diagnostics window 2 You see the values for battery voltage black mark voltage on demand voltage and printhead temp...

Page 41: ...value listed for PH Temperature is the current temperature of the printhead The valid range is between 5 and 60 Celsius The temperature of the printhead depends upon the number of labels printed and t...

Page 42: ...t 2 The printhead test checks for dot resistance The dot resistance test checks each dot on the printhead Use your finger to scroll through the dot values The valid range is between 245 and 455 Note I...

Page 43: ...ner Options 1 Touch the Home key and then select Scanner Config Note Touch Restore to Defaults to return all the scanner settings to the default values The printer automatically resets any invalid set...

Page 44: ...od Note An unsuccessful scans turns off the scanner and activates the tone wav file set using the Scanner Configuration menu A no scan is interpreted as an unsuccessful scan 6 Set the Operation of the...

Page 45: ...ional Redundancy which specifies that good scans must occur in both directions forward and reverse for the scan to be complete 11 Touch OK to return to the Scanner Configuration window Setting a Tone...

Page 46: ...des can be printed but not scanned See Printable Bar Codes vs Scannable Bar Codes for more information Configuring UPC EAN Bar Codes 1 To configure UPC EAN settings select UPC EAN from the Scanner Con...

Page 47: ...are Required Ignore or Auto The default is Ignore Required The scanner scans bar codes with supplemental characters only For example it scans a UPCA 2 bar code but not UPCA Ignore The scanner ignores...

Page 48: ...n only for Code 39 bar codes with a modulo 43 check digit Lengths Sets the length s for Code 39 bar codes Variable specifies that Code 39 bar codes can be any length Note Lengths include check digits...

Page 49: ...for Length 2 is 2 99 The default is 0 2 Enable each bar code you need to scan 3 Touch OK to save all the settings and return to the Scanner Configuration window Configuring MSI Bar Codes 1 To configur...

Page 50: ...r bar codes The range for Length 1 is 1 99 The default is 5 2 Fixed specifies two lengths for valid Codabar bar codes The range for Length 2 is 1 99 The default is 55 3 Touch OK to save all the settin...

Page 51: ...2 Fixed Specifies two lengths for valid D 2of5 bar codes The range for Length 2 is 2 99 The default is 0 3 Touch OK to save all the settings and return to the Scanner Configuration window Configuring...

Page 52: ...Matrix GS1 DataBar MaxiCode Micro PDF417 PDF417 POSTNET Quick Response Use the following table to see which bar codes the printer can scan and print Bar Code Scan Print Bar Code Scan Print Codabar I2...

Page 53: ...You see the bar code s type and data 3 Touch OK to return to the desktop Setting 2D Scanner Options Factory Installed Option 1 Touch the Home key and then select Scanner Config 2 Touch Page 2 to see...

Page 54: ...ta Matrix from page 2 of the Scanner Configuration window 2 Set the Inverse Data Matrix 3 Set the Mirrored Data Matrix 4 Touch OK to save all the settings and return to the Scanner Configuration windo...

Page 55: ...rn to the Scanner Configuration window QR Code 1 Select QR Code from page 2 of the Scanner Configuration window 2 Set the Inverse QR Code setting 3 Place a checkmark beside Micro QR Code if you are us...

Page 56: ...7 14 System Administrator s Guide...

Page 57: ...System information2 10 P Printer diagnostic labels 4 1 Diagnostics 4 1 machine totals 4 1 Machine Totals 4 2 sensor tests 4 1 Printer Diagnostics 4 1 Printhead Dot Resistance 4 8 Testing 4 8 printhea...

Page 58: ...A 2 System Administrator s Guide W wireless 802 11g 3 5 Wireless 3 1 Card 3 1 default password 3 3 3 4 Network 3 3 Profile 3 4 Settings 3 1 Summit 3 1 Summit Client Utility 3 1 ThirdPartyConfig 3 5...

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