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OMNI MAX - User Guide        

 

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6  Command Interface 

6.1 

Commands Overview 

You can transfer data from OMNI MAX to your computer, tablet or smartphone using the USB Virtual Comm 
Port or Bluetooth connection (if Bluetooth version purchased). 
 
3 command types are possible: 
 

o

  Get 

o

  Set 

o

  Execute 

 

A “Get” command is used to read a parameter value from the reader and always starts with the letter “G”, e.g   
“G<CMD>\r\n”. 
 
A “Set” command is used to change a parameter value in the reader and always starts with a dot “.”, followed 
by the command name and parameter value, e.g “.[CMD]<par>\r\n”. 
 
An  “Execute”  command  is  sent  to  the  reader  to  perform  an  action.  These  commands  always  start  with  “.”, 
and do not have any parameters, e.g. “.<CMD>\r\n”. 

Execute Commands 

Command 

Description 

.? 

Help 

.T 

Dump signals 

.LBT 

Simulate press left function 

.CBT 

Simulate press center function 

.RBT 

Simulate press right function 

.r 

Read command remotely 

.WO 

Rotate Wheel clockwise 

.WA 

Rotate Wheel counter-clockwise 

.GH  

Go Home (only for testing) 

.BMP 

.BMP    -> Create a screenshot of the current display 
and store it into SD reader memory 

Get/Set Commands 

Command 

Description 

.v 

Get reader firmware version 

.GB 

Get battery level 

.YE 

Set the Date/Year: .YExx ( xx = 0-99 )

 

.MO 

Set the Date/Month: .MOxx ( xx = 1-12 )

 

.DA 

Set the Date/Day: .DAxx ( xx = 1-31 )

 

.DF 

Set date format: EU: .DF0, US: .DF1

 

.GDF 

Get date format 

.GDT 

Get reader date 

.HO 

Set the time/hour: .HOxx ( xx = 0-23 )

 

.MI 

Set the time/minutes: .MIxx ( xx = 0-59 )

 

.SE 

Set the time/seconds: .SExx ( xx = 0-59 )

 

.GTM 

Get reader time 

.DM 

Set output tag format: LONG: .DM0 , SHORT: .DM1

 

.GDM 

Get output tag format

 

.REC   

 

Recording on/off, ON: .REC1, OFF: .REC0

 

.GREC  

 

Get recording status

 

.GRB 

Get reading sound status, 1 enabled 0 disabled

 

.RB 

Enable | disable reading sound: 1 enabled 0 disabled

 

.GKB

 

Get keyboard sound status, 1 enabled 0 disabled

 

Summary of Contents for OMNI MAX

Page 1: ...80 Fax 41 91 945 03 30 animal id datamars com www datamars com Americas Headquarters 250 West Cummings Park Woburn MA 01801 USA Phone 1 781 281 2216 Fax 1 781 300 7330 Asia Headquarters Northern Regi...

Page 2: ...DICATORS 7 Battery Discharge Power Low 7 Battery Charging 7 Full Power 8 5 OMNI MAX SETTINGS 9 5 1 AUDIO SETTING 9 5 2 BRIGHTNESS SETTING 9 5 3 TIME 9 Setting The Time Format 9 Setting The Time 10 5 4...

Page 3: ...atly increasing the read field for fast and easy scanning This larger wider read field improves the read distance and time which are critical to making an identification With OMNI MAX Datamars deliver...

Page 4: ...U used to select additional advanced settings o single read vs continuous read o enable disable recording of microchips o USB mode o select 15 23 digit microchip format o access memory folders o set c...

Page 5: ...on press the right navigation button to access the Main menu o Rotate the scroll wheel clockwise or counter clockwise to access menus and settings 1 Volume 2 Brightness 3 Time 4 Calendar 5 Info 2 3 A...

Page 6: ...lose proximity to the animal to be scanned and then press the on button located in the center of the scroll wheel Once the reader is scanning you will see the scanning icon appear on the screen OMNI M...

Page 7: ...n the diagram below Consider scanning each animal more than once to ensure any present microchip can be localized by the scanner Which Microchips Is OMNI MAX Able To Scan The OMNI MAX universal scanne...

Page 8: ...If the reader is on and connected via USB to a computer the battery level indicator will show a thunderbolt indicating the reader is in charging mode The following indicators are shown on the display...

Page 9: ...SA All rights reserved Page 8 of 20 Full Power While still plugged into a power source OMNI MAX will display one of the following images when fully charged Indicates unit is plugged into the wall Ind...

Page 10: ...edium setting and is suitable for most environments o HIGH this setting should be used in very noisy environments 5 2 Brightness setting The Brightness setting allows you to adjust the brightness of t...

Page 11: ...R o MONTH DAY YEAR Once in the Calendar menu pressing the right navigation button will allow you to select your preferred date format Setting The Date Use the scroll wheel to increase or decrease the...

Page 12: ...D codes once the system will display each new unique ID code but it will not store duplicates If no microchip is localized during a continuous read session the reader will stop after an allotted perio...

Page 13: ...ID code to go in your application and then press the center button on OMNI MAX to read the microchip If a microchip can be localized the unique ID code will appear automatically in the correct field...

Page 14: ...ch for a specific microchip ID code by selecting the Options button in the center of the scroll wheel o Transfer only one record or the entire file to your computer tablet or smartphone according to y...

Page 15: ...and receive data via Bluetooth as though it were a serial RS232 port This can be very helpful if you d like to connect your OMNI MAX to a wireless printer Keyboard Wedge data is transferred from OMNI...

Page 16: ...ignals LBT Simulate press left function CBT Simulate press center function RBT Simulate press right function r Read command remotely WO Rotate Wheel clockwise WA Rotate Wheel counter clockwise GH Go H...

Page 17: ...able keyboard sound 1 enabled 0 disabled RT Set the reading timeout RTxx xx 10 60 s GRT Get the reading timeout ST Set the auto shutdown timeout 2Min ST0 5Min ST1 15Min ST2 30Min ST3 GST Get the shutd...

Page 18: ...e Metal will reduce the performance of the reader The reading distance will be somewhat reduced if the microchip is still inside the needle The reader does not read a microchip It takes time and patie...

Page 19: ...llowing two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment...

Page 20: ...device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Le pr sent appareil est conforme aux CNR d Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio...

Page 21: ...r casing of the reader becomes soiled clean it with a damp cloth Be sure it is not connected to the charger before cleaning If for any reason the reader is not working as expected please do not attemp...

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