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Keyboard wedge

MS/2200/RM/00/E/970131

DEC VT 220, 320, 420

N° 410 - QWERTY - PC type

N° 411 - AZERTY - PC type

N° 414 - QWERTZ - PC type

N° 415 - QWERTY - PC type - Swedish / Finnish

Summary of Contents for MaxiScan 2200

Page 1: ...MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 M a x i S c a n 2 2 0 0 Reference Manual Preliminary Edition January 1997...

Page 2: ...onnement Laser En cas d ouverture ne pas regarder dans le faisceau Vorsicht Laserlicht bei ge ffnetem Geh use Nicht in den Strahl starren Input Voltage 5 5 to 7 V The MaxiScan products described in th...

Page 3: ...od read beeps 36 Configuration beeps 40 Code mark 41 Code mark activation 41 Default code mark values Keyboard wedge and RS 232 interfaces 42 Composing custom code marks 43 Compose interface number 47...

Page 4: ...nnection 62 Predefined interface numbers 63 Predefined data transmission settings 64 Transmission delay 64 Installation procedure 65 General installation configuration procedure 65 Inter character del...

Page 5: ...ace numbers 107 Data transmission parameters 110 Symbology parameters 116 MaxiScan 2200 operating parameters 122 Data string values 125 Pen input 132 Preamble postamble 133 Product checklist 134 Readi...

Page 6: ...tion 159 Software Version 159 Standby mode 160 Symbologies 162 Available symbologies 162 Default symbologies 162 Character formats and MaxiScan 2200 transmission format 163 Barcode length and data sec...

Page 7: ...criminating 185 Barcode length 186 Symbologies EAN 8 EAN 13 187 Symbologies EAN 128 188 Symbologies Interleaved 2 of 5 189 Activation 189 Default values 189 Check digit 190 Barcode length 192 Symbolog...

Page 8: ...gits 205 Check digit 207 Transmission of number system 209 Re encoding UPC A UPC E EAN 8 210 Test codes 212 One dimensional symbologies 212 Troubleshooting 216 Before you contact your UBI representati...

Page 9: ...Contents MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Contents ix Appendix Number codes 230...

Page 10: ...Contents x Contents MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131...

Page 11: ...odes Symbologies Barcode length and data security 1 Scan Compose Minimum Length or Compose 1 Or 2 Or 3 Fixed Lengths for your symbology Barcode length for your symbology 2 Scan the ASCII code correspo...

Page 12: ...ASCII character codes 2 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 EOT 04h ENQ 05h Code Length 4 Code Length 5 End Selection ACK 06h BEL 07h Code Length 6 Code Length 7...

Page 13: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 3 BS 08h HT or TAB 09h Code Length 8 Code Length 9 End Selection LF 0Ah VT 0Bh Code Length 10 Code Length 11...

Page 14: ...ASCII character codes 4 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 FF 0Ch CR 0Dh Code Length 12 Code Length 13 End Selection SO 0Eh SI 0Fh Code Length 14 Code Length 15...

Page 15: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 5 DLE 10h DC1 11h Code Length 16 Code Length 17 End Selection DC2 12h DC3 13h Code Length 18 Code Length 19...

Page 16: ...ASCII character codes 6 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 DC4 14h NAK 15h Code Length 20 Code Length 21 End Selection SYN 16h ETB 17h Code Length 22 Code Length 23...

Page 17: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 7 CAN 18h EM 19h Code Length 24 Code Length 25 End Selection SUB 1Ah ESC 1Bh Code Length 26 Code Length 27...

Page 18: ...ASCII character codes 8 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 FS 1Ch GS 1Dh Code Length 28 Code Length 29 End Selection RS 1Eh US 1Fh Code Length 30...

Page 19: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 9 SP 20h 21h End Selection 22h 23h...

Page 20: ...ASCII character codes 10 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 24h 25h End Selection 26h 27h...

Page 21: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 11 28h 29h End Selection 2Ah 2Bh...

Page 22: ...ASCII character codes 12 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 2Ch 2Dh End Selection 2Eh 2Fh...

Page 23: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 13 0 30h 1 31h End Selection 2 32h 3 33h...

Page 24: ...ASCII character codes 14 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 4 34h 5 35h End Selection 6 36h 7 37h...

Page 25: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 15 8 38h 9 39h End Selection 3Ah 3Bh...

Page 26: ...ASCII character codes 16 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 3Ch 3Dh End Selection 3Eh 3Fh...

Page 27: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 17 40h A 41h End Selection B 42h C 43h...

Page 28: ...ASCII character codes 18 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 D 44h E 45h End Selection F 46h G 47h...

Page 29: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 19 H 48h I 49h End Selection J 4Ah K 4Bh...

Page 30: ...ASCII character codes 20 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 L 4Ch M 4Dh End Selection N 4Eh O 4Fh...

Page 31: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 21 P 50h Q 51h End Selection R 52h S 53h...

Page 32: ...ASCII character codes 22 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 T 54h U 55h End Selection V 56h W 57h...

Page 33: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 23 X 58h Y 59h End Selection Z 5Ah 5Bh...

Page 34: ...ASCII character codes 24 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 5Ch 5Dh End Selection 5Eh _ 5Fh...

Page 35: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 25 60h a 61h End Selection b 62h c 63h...

Page 36: ...ASCII character codes 26 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 d 64h e 65h End Selection f 66h g 67h...

Page 37: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 27 h 68h i 69h End Selection j 6Ah k 6Bh...

Page 38: ...ASCII character codes 28 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 l 6Ch m 6Dh End Selection n 6Eh o 6Fh...

Page 39: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 29 p 70h q 71h End Selection r 72h s 73h...

Page 40: ...ASCII character codes 30 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 t 74h u 75h End Selection v 76h w 77h...

Page 41: ...ASCII character codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 31 x 78h y 79h End Selection z 7Ah 7Bh...

Page 42: ...ASCII character codes 32 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 7Ch 7Dh End Selection 7Eh DEL 7Fh...

Page 43: ...Beeps MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 33 Beeps Beeper volume High Volume Low Volume...

Page 44: ...Beeps 34 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Beeper note tone frequency High 2093 04 Hz 478 s Low 1318 52 Hz 758 s Medium 1760 Hz 568 s...

Page 45: ...5 Power up beeps Power Up Beeps On Two beeps indicate that the power up sequence has been completed Three long beeps at power up indicate an EEPROM integrity error If this occurs contact your UBI repr...

Page 46: ...beep 80 ms indicates that the barcode has been read successfully If Beep After Transmission is selected the same beep indicates that the bar code has been read and transmitted to the host system Numbe...

Page 47: ...Beeps MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 37 Timing of good read beeps Beep Before Transmission Beep After Transmission...

Page 48: ...Beeps 38 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Duration of good read beeps 80 ms Beep Duration 60 ms Beep Duration 200 ms Beep Duration 300 ms Beep Duration...

Page 49: ...good read beep duration Compose Beep Duration 0 to 999 ms Example To make each beep last for half a second 500 ms 1 Scan Compose Beep Duration 2 Scan 5 0 0 and scan End Selection to finish Number code...

Page 50: ...accepted by the MaxiScan 2200 error Six short beeps indicate a setup error incorrect configuration code for the selected interface type option not available interface number not available optional fea...

Page 51: ...ifying characters for all the symbologies supported Transmit Code Mark Barcode Length transmits 2 decimal digits after the code mark to indicate the length of the code read Code marks are transmitted...

Page 52: ...Mark codes on the next pages to modify the default code marks M Code marks should only be modified for keyboard wedge and RS 232 interfaces symbology default code mark Codabar N Code 39 M Code 128 EAN...

Page 53: ...Code Mark Code 39 Compose Code Mark 1 Select the Compose Code Mark code for your symbology 2 Scan an identifying character and scan End Selection to finish ASCII character codes M Compose code marks f...

Page 54: ...Code mark 44 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 UPC A Compose Code Mark UPC E Compose Code Mark EAN 8 Compose Code Mark EAN 13 Compose Code Mark...

Page 55: ...Code mark MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 45 Interleaved 2 of 5 Compose Code Mark Matrix 2 of 5 Compose Code Mark Standard 2 of 5 Compose Code Mark...

Page 56: ...Code mark 46 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 MSI Code Compose Code Mark Plessey Code Compose Code Mark...

Page 57: ...ter check the following points in the order shown 1 Look to see if there is a suitable number in the Predefined interface numbers section for your interface 2 Look to see if your configuration is desc...

Page 58: ...erface numbers that are compatible with its hardware configuration I O board and cable if you try to enter a number for a different interface you will hear 6 error beeps If necessary check the interfa...

Page 59: ...ncatenated combined to form a single custom bar code which corresponds to your own particular setup configuration you then only need to read 1 or 2 concatenated codes instead of a whole series of code...

Page 60: ...gs displayed include a check digit after the 60 end of code character which you must also remove when you concatenate the codes 3 Use the individual data strings to create a single data string and rem...

Page 61: ...bit after 4 mn Configuration Inhibit After 4 mn protects the MaxiScan 2200 from unintentional configuration actions configuration is inhibited if no configuration codes are read during the first 4 min...

Page 62: ...Current Configuration or until you switch off the MaxiScan 2200 Restore current configuration Restore Current Configuration quits temporary configuration mode and returns the MaxiScan 2200 to its curr...

Page 63: ...mulation setup Data string values are useful if you want to concatenate configuration bar codes Concatenating configuration bar codes or if you want to send commands directly from an RS 232 terminal t...

Page 64: ...odified individually Increasing the level of security reduces the reading speed Data security and barcode length The reliability of the barcode data transmitted can depend on the symbologies used some...

Page 65: ...ve Codes 500 ms Between Different Consecutive Codes Medium security level 2 Consecutive Same Reads Before Transmission 500 ms Between Identical Consecutive Codes 500 ms Between Different Consecutive C...

Page 66: ...increase the reliability of the data transmitted you can set the MaxiScan 2200 to validate the data before transmission it will only transmit data after a specified number of successful consecutive re...

Page 67: ...before you can read another identical code protects against unwanted reading of the same bar code This timeout should not be shorter than the Timeout Between Different Consecutive Codes Example To ma...

Page 68: ...ead a different code protects against unwanted reading of other bar codes if they are close together on the same label This timeout should not be longer than the Timeout Between Identical Consecutive...

Page 69: ...e MaxiScan 2200 configuration parameters are indicated by in this manual Use the Reset Factory Defaults code to reset all the MaxiScan 2200 parameters to their factory default settings Reset all confi...

Page 70: ...00 stores operating error messages in an internal EEPROM Display EEPROM Error Messages displays these messages on the host terminal screen if applicable keyboard wedge RS 232 C and RS 232 TTL Delete E...

Page 71: ...utomatically configures your MaxiScan 2200 by setting interface specific parameters in particular data transmission parameters to suit your operating environment keyboard wedge MaxiScan 2200 connected...

Page 72: ...cash registers 62 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 IBM 46xx cash registers Connection port 5x or 9x IBM 46xx cable 1 Switch off the host system 2 Use the IBM 46xx cable to connect the MaxiScan 2200 to the host...

Page 73: ...mbers you must compose the number yourself Compose interface number The orange indicator LED of MaxiScan 2200 models configured for IBM cash registers will flash 3 times at power up Configuration is i...

Page 74: ...data transmission settings Predefined settings for IBM 46xx cash registers Interface N 110 N 111 The main predefined parameter settings for IBM 46xx cash registers depend on cash register protocols an...

Page 75: ...nect up your MaxiScan 2200 Connection for your interface 3 Switch on the host system 4 Scan the interface number for your system Predefined interface numbers for your interface or Compose interface nu...

Page 76: ...0 is affected by the response of the system By the insertion of an inter character delay the MaxiScan 2200 can avoid dropping characters if it is transmitting decoded data too rapidly Select one of th...

Page 77: ...er character delay Example To make your MaxiScan 2200 insert an 80 ms delay between characters 1 Scan Compose Inter Character Delay 2 Scan 8 0 and scan End Selection to finish Number codes or appendix...

Page 78: ...itted by the MaxiScan 2200 is affected by the response of the system By the insertion of an inter message delay the MaxiScan 2200 can avoid dropping characters if it is transmitting decoded data too r...

Page 79: ...nter message delay Example To make your MaxiScan 2200 insert a 200 ms delay between messages 1 Scan Compose Inter Message Delay 2 Scan 2 0 0 and scan End Selection to finish Number codes or appendix a...

Page 80: ...een programmed which may be the case during first time setup or after reading the Reset Factory Defaults code the indicator LED will stay orange and you will have to re enter the appropriate interface...

Page 81: ...host system 2 Disconnect the keyboard from the host computer 3 Use the keyboard wedge cable to connect the MaxiScan 2200 between the keyboard and the host computer 4 Connect the power supply to the k...

Page 82: ...d interface numbers you must compose the number yourself Compose interface number The orange indicator LED of MaxiScan 2200 models configured for keyboard wedge applications will flash 7 times at powe...

Page 83: ...Keyboard wedge MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 73 IBM PC AT and compatibles N 206 QWERTY Italian N 207 QWERTY Norwegian N 208 QWERTY Danish N 209 QWERTY Spanish...

Page 84: ...Keyboard wedge 74 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 IBM PC AT and compatibles N 2020 QWERTZ Swiss French...

Page 85: ...Keyboard wedge MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 75 IBM 31xx 32xx 34xx N 230 QWERTY English N 231 AZERTY French N 232 AZERTY international N 233 AZERTY caps QWERTY...

Page 86: ...Keyboard wedge 76 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 IBM 31xx 32xx 34xx N 234 QWERTZ German N 2310 QWERTY data entry N 2313 AZERTY data entry N 2314 QWERTZ numeric keypad...

Page 87: ...Keyboard wedge MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 77 DEC VT 220 320 420 N 410 QWERTY PC type N 411 AZERTY PC type N 414 QWERTZ PC type N 415 QWERTY PC type Swedish Finnish...

Page 88: ...Keyboard wedge 78 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 DEC VT PC 510 N 271 AZERTY PC type N 275 QWERTY PC type Swedish Finnish N 2717 AZERTY VT type French N 2718 QWERTY VT type Swedish Finnish...

Page 89: ...Keyboard wedge MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 79 DEC VT PC 510 N 2720 QWERTZ PC type Swiss French...

Page 90: ...Keyboard wedge 80 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Apple Macintosh N 220 QWERTY English N 221 AZERTY French N 224 QWERTZ German...

Page 91: ...Keyboard wedge MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 81 Hewlett Packard 700 92 N 260 QWERTY English N 261 AZERTY French N 264 QWERTZ German...

Page 92: ...Keyboard wedge 82 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Wyse 60 65 99GT 120 N 300 QWERTY 102 keys PC AT fast N 301 AZERTY 102 keys PC AT fast N 304 QWERTZ 102 keys PC AT fast...

Page 93: ...s for keyboard wedge Interface N 200 end of transmission keyboard character status lower case preamble none postamble Enter inter character delay none inter message delay none In this section the pred...

Page 94: ...es control codes before and after each message to emulate command keys on the keyboard and allow automatic data entry preamble barcode data postamble Customizable barcode type code marks can be insert...

Page 95: ...To enter the STX character ASCII character 02 as a preamble 1 Scan Compose Preamble 2 Scan one or more character codes you want to include in the preamble in our example we would scan the ASCII STX c...

Page 96: ...Keyboard wedge 86 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Predefined postamble codes Tab Field Advance Field Exit Down Arrow...

Page 97: ...ion keys such as PF1 and PageDown Alt mode transmission Alt Mode On emulates the Alt decimal_number_sequence function available on PC AT keyboards and can be used to transmit ASCII characters that are...

Page 98: ...transmission format is different according to the symbologies used Symbologies Character formats and MaxiScan 2200 transmission format By default the MaxiScan 2200 sets the keyboard to lower case at t...

Page 99: ...970131 89 Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters PF 1 PF 2 Use these character codes with the Compose Preamble Postamble codes to create custom preambles postambles for keyboard wedge...

Page 100: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters 90 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 PF 5 PF 6 End Selection PF 7 PF 8...

Page 101: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 91 PF 9 PF 10 End Selection PF 11 PF 12...

Page 102: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters 92 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 PF 13 PF 14 End Selection PF 15 PF 16...

Page 103: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 93 PF 17 PF 18 End Selection PF 19 PF 20...

Page 104: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters 94 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 PF 21 PF 22 End Selection PF 23 PF 24...

Page 105: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 95 DEL ENTER End Selection RETURN SEND...

Page 106: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters 96 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 FIELD FIELD EXIT End Selection HOME END...

Page 107: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 97 TAB Ctrl i ALT End Selection BACK TAB BACK SPACE...

Page 108: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters 98 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 ARROW RIGHT ARROW LEFT End Selection ARROW UP ARROW DOWN...

Page 109: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 99 CLEAR FIELD End Selection DUP ESC...

Page 110: ...Keyboard wedge Additional preamble postamble characters 100 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 LINE FEED RESET End Selection...

Page 111: ...lowing pages to enter custom numerical values required by certain configuration codes Scan each digit in the number and scan End Selection once or twice as applicable after the last digit The same num...

Page 112: ...Number codes 102 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 5 6 End Selection 7 8...

Page 113: ...Number codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 103 9 0 End Selection...

Page 114: ...1 Switch off the host system 2 Use the OCIA cable to connect the MaxiScan 2200 to the host system 3 If your host system requires an external power supply Connect the power supply to the OCIA cable Plu...

Page 115: ...First Type Second Type If your interface number is not among the predefined interface numbers you must compose the number yourself Compose interface number The orange indicator LED of MaxiScan 2200 mo...

Page 116: ...settings for OCIA cash registers Interface N 120 N 121 N 122 The main predefined parameter settings for OCIA cash registers depend on cash register protocols and can not be modified inter character d...

Page 117: ...60 N 208 QWERTY Danish 41 4A 03 10 60 N 209 QWERTY Spanish 41 4A 03 11 60 N 2020 QWERTZ Swiss French 41 4A 1F 24 60 IBM 31xx 32xx 34xx N 230 QWERTY English 41 4A 03 26 60 N 231 AZERTY French 41 4A 03...

Page 118: ...RTY English 41 4A 04 04 60 N 261 AZERTY French 41 4A 04 05 60 N 264 QWERTZ German 41 4A 04 08 60 Wyse 60 65 99GT 120 N 300 QWERTY 102 keys PC AT fast 41 4A 04 2C 60 N 301 AZERTY 102 keys PC AT fast 41...

Page 119: ...rs Port 5x 41 4A 01 2F 60 OCIA cash registers predefined interface numbers N 120 OCIA TEC cash registers First Type 41 4A 01 38 60 N 121 OCIA TEC cash registers Second Type 41 4A 01 39 60 N 122 OCIA N...

Page 120: ...Carriage Return 45 54 04 02 02 60 Tab 45 54 04 02 08 60 Field Advance 45 54 04 02 04 60 Field Exit 45 54 04 02 05 60 Down Arrow 45 54 04 02 0F 60 compose 45 54 60 special keys transmission Alt mode o...

Page 121: ...46 02 60 none 46 00 60 stop bits 2 45 60 1 44 60 Hardware software protocols time out 1000 ms 51 0F 28 60 unlimited 51 00 60 compose 1 to 2500 ms 51 60 ENQ Hex 05 not used 47 3E 00 60 ENQ HEX 05 47 3...

Page 122: ...60 inter character delay see below inter message delay see below Wand emulation data transmission parameters Default values correspond to interface N 130 Digital Wand Emulation transmitted symbology t...

Page 123: ...Default values correspond to interface N 110 111 IBM 46xx cash registers Ports 9x 5x inter message delay see below OCIA cash registers data transmission parameters inter character delay see below int...

Page 124: ...code length 45 57 60 Default code marks Symbology Compose code mark N Codabar 45 59 04 60 M Code 39 45 59 01 60 M Code 128 EAN 128 45 59 0B 60 A UPC A 45 59 08 60 E UPC E 45 59 09 60 FF EAN 8 45 59 07...

Page 125: ...entifiers Codabar F 0 2 4 Code 39 A 0 1 2 4 Code 128 EAN 128 C 0 1 Interleaved 2 of 5 I 0 1 2 Matrix 2 of 5 X 0 Standard 2 of 5 S 0 1 2 MSI Code M 0 1 Plessey Code P 0 UPC EAN standard lengths 8 13 15...

Page 126: ...60 CLSI With Spaces 43 52 60 CLSI Without Spaces 46 5E 60 check digit AIM recommendation not used 46 56 60 checked and transmitted 46 54 60 checked but not transmitted 46 55 60 barcode length number...

Page 127: ...minimum length 6 42 5C 06 60 return to current minimum length 42 5B 00 60 compose minimum length 42 5C 60 compose 1 or 2 or 3 fixed lengths 42 5B 60 Code 128 EAN 128 activation not active 41 5B 60 act...

Page 128: ...or 3 fixed lengths 43 44 60 Matrix 2 of 5 activation not active 42 41 60 active 42 40 60 barcode length number of characters minimum length 6 46 59 06 60 return to current minimum length 46 58 00 60...

Page 129: ...e 1 or 2 or 3 fixed lengths 44 58 60 Standard 2 of 5 activation not active 41 51 60 active 41 50 60 Standard 2 of 5 format Identicon 6 Start Stop Bars 43 47 60 Computer Identics 4 Start Stop Bars 43 4...

Page 130: ...ctive 46 45 60 UPC A check digit transmitted 44 46 60 not transmitted 44 47 60 UPC E check digit transmitted 44 4A 60 not transmitted 44 4B 60 EAN 8 check digit transmitted 46 49 60 not transmitted 46...

Page 131: ...Parameter list data strings MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 121 EAN 8 transmitted as EAN 8 44 50 60 EAN 8 transmitted as EAN 13 44 51 60...

Page 132: ...splay EEPROM error messages 46 40 01 60 delete EEPROM error messages 46 40 05 60 Interfaces null interface no interface driver selected no transmission keyboard wedge RS 232 C RS 232 TTL wand emulatio...

Page 133: ...60 1600 scans per second 46 40 08 60 standby mode standby mode enable 45 5F 01 60 standby mode disable 45 5F 00 60 initial standby after 15 minutes 45 5D 0E 04 60 user defined time in seconds before...

Page 134: ...date current configuration 46 41 02 60 display data string mode enable 46 4E 60 RS 232 monitor mode enable 46 40 04 60 Data decoding security parameters predefined security levels normal security leve...

Page 135: ...11 60 2 12 60 3 13 60 4 14 60 5 15 60 6 16 60 7 17 60 8 18 60 9 19 60 ASCII character codes NUL 00h 3E 00 60 SOH 01h 3E 01 60 STX 02h 3E 02 60 ETX 03h 3E 03 60 EOT 04h 3E 04 60 ENQ 05h 3E 05 60 ACK 0...

Page 136: ...60 DC2 12h 3E 12 60 DC3 13h 3E 13 60 DC4 14h 3E 14 60 NAK 15h 3E 15 60 SYN 16h 3E 16 60 ETB 17h 3E 17 60 CAN 18h 3E 18 60 EM 19h 3E 19 60 SUB 1Ah 3E 1A 60 ESC 1Bh 3E 1B 60 FS 1Ch 3E 1C 60 GS 1Dh 3E 1...

Page 137: ...0B 60 2Ch 0C 60 2Dh 0D 60 2Eh 0E 60 2Fh 0F 0F 60 0 30h 10 60 1 31h 11 60 2 32h 12 60 3 33h 13 60 4 34h 14 60 5 35h 15 60 6 36h 16 60 7 37h 17 60 8 38h 18 60 9 39h 19 60 3Ah 1A 60 3Bh 1B 60 3Ch 1C 60...

Page 138: ...47h 27 60 H 48h 28 60 I 49h 29 60 J 4Ah 2A 60 K 4Bh 2B 60 L 4Ch 2C 60 M 4Dh 2D 60 N 4Eh 2E 60 O 4Fh 2F 60 P 50h 30 60 Q 51h 31 60 R 52h 32 60 S 53h 33 60 T 54h 34 60 U 55h 35 60 V 56h 36 60 W 57h 37 6...

Page 139: ...0 25 60 f 66h 20 26 60 g 67h 20 27 60 h 68h 20 28 60 i 69h 20 29 60 j 6Ah 20 2A 60 k 6Bh 20 2B 60 l 6Ch 20 2C 60 m 6Dh 20 2D 60 n 6Eh 20 2E 60 o 6Fh 20 2F 60 p 70h 20 30 60 q 71h 20 31 60 r 72h 20 32...

Page 140: ...2 18 60 PF 2 04 02 19 60 PF 3 04 02 1A 60 PF 4 04 02 1B 60 PF 5 04 02 1C 60 PF 6 04 02 1D 60 PF 7 04 02 1E 60 PF 8 04 02 1F 60 PF 9 04 02 20 60 PF 10 04 02 21 60 PF 11 04 02 22 60 PF 12 04 02 23 60 PF...

Page 141: ...60 FIELD 04 02 04 60 FIELD EXIT 04 02 05 60 HOME 04 02 06 60 END 04 02 07 60 TAB Ctrl i 04 02 08 60 ALT 04 02 09 60 BACK TAB 04 02 0A 60 BACK SPACE 04 02 0B 60 ARROW RIGHT 04 02 0C 60 ARROW LEFT 04 02...

Page 142: ...Pen input A special plug and play cable with a pen input adaptor is available for all interfaces With no additional configuration it allows you to read bar codes with a pen as well as with the MaxiSca...

Page 143: ...MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 133 Preamble postamble Keyboard wedge Preamble postamble RS 232 Preamble postamble M Do not try to configure preambles or postambles for IBM 46xx cash registers OCIA cash regist...

Page 144: ...MaxiScan 2200 model for your host system the right cable for your host system this MaxiScan 2200 Installation Guide MaxiScan 2200 user s leaflet if applicable mounting plate replacement red reading w...

Page 145: ...ange the maximum reading distance of the MaxiScan 2200 to make sure that you only read codes within the specified range The reading distances provided here are valid for normal quality medium resoluti...

Page 146: ...Reset Factory Defaults you will have to re enter the appropriate interface number for your system and any custom settings if applicable It is often easier to reset individual parameters General reset...

Page 147: ...or more difficult bar codes you will greatly optimize reading by selecting the appropriate video channel High Resolution or Low Resolution for the bar codes you want to read bar codes you want to read...

Page 148: ...ff the host system 2 Use the RS 232 cable to connect the MaxiScan 2200 to the host system 3 If your host system requires an external power supply Connect the power supply to the RS 232 cable Plug the...

Page 149: ...its data on the DTE connector to host only 1 Switch off the host system 2 Disconnect the terminal from the host system 3 Use the dual RS 232 cable to connect the MaxiScan 2200 between the terminal and...

Page 150: ...e number is not among the predefined interface numbers you must compose the number yourself Compose interface number At power up the orange indicator LED of MaxiScan 2200 models configured for RS 232...

Page 151: ...ACK Hex 06 not used NAK Hex 15 not used XON XOFF software inactive CTS RTS hardware inactive LRC longitudinal redundancy check inactive time out hardware and software 1000 ms preamble none postamble C...

Page 152: ...RS 232 142 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Baud Rate 9600 75 150 300...

Page 153: ...RS 232 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 143 Baud Rate 600 1200 2400 4800...

Page 154: ...RS 232 144 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Baud Rate 19200 38400 Data bits Seven Eight...

Page 155: ...RS 232 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 145 Parity Even Odd None...

Page 156: ...RS 232 146 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Stop bits Two One...

Page 157: ...tware protocol XON XOFF software protocol CTS RTS hardware protocol Compose hardware software protocols time out Example To set a hardware and software timeout of 2 seconds 2000 ms 1 Scan Compose Time...

Page 158: ...00 E 970131 ENQ ACK NAK software protocol Typical ENQ ACK NAK scenarios MaxiScan 2200 MaxiScan 2200 host terminal ACK clears message message OK ENQ host terminal message not OK NAK ENQ ACK clears mess...

Page 159: ...eive the ENQ character from the host system before transmitting data after a good read If no character is received before the end of the specified time out RS 232 Hardware software protocols time out...

Page 160: ...ng a new bar code If there is no positive acknowledge ACK before the end of the specified time out RS 232 Hardware software protocols time out the MaxiScan 2200 processes as if there was a positive ac...

Page 161: ...after sending a message it will send the message again If it receives a negative acknowledge NAK after the third transmission the message is aborted this behavior can be modified for special configur...

Page 162: ...sends the XON character ASCII DC1 CTS RTS hardware protocol The MaxiScan 2200 acts as a standard terminal and manages the RTS CTS lines when configured RTS is activated high before data is transmitted...

Page 163: ...ontrol codes before and after each message to emulate command keys on the keyboard and allow automatic data entry preamble barcode data postamble Customizable barcode type code marks can be inserted a...

Page 164: ...characters Example To enter the STX character ASCII character 02 as a preamble 1 Scan Compose Preamble 2 Scan one or more character codes you want to include in the preamble in our example we would sc...

Page 165: ...RS 232 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 155 Predefined postamble codes Carriage Return Line Feed Carriage Return Line Feed...

Page 166: ...RS 232 156 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Transmission delay Inter character delay Inter message delay...

Page 167: ...host to transmit the data string of each code you read will be displayed on the terminal screen 3 Transmit the commands from the host terminal to the MaxiScan 2200 You can send monitor mode commands i...

Page 168: ...reading performance by finding the best scan rate for the bar codes you want to read reading situation scan rate normal quality medium resolution bar codes such as standard EAN 100 magnitude 1400 Sca...

Page 169: ...tion Software Version Software Version displays on the host terminal screen if applicable the version of the software installed in the MaxiScan 2200 Software version information is useful if you have...

Page 170: ...additional period of inactivity T x 2 and a total period of inactivity T x 3 the rotating mirror motor is switched off The MaxiScan 2200 is reactivated when you try to read a new bar code Wake up is...

Page 171: ...and a total period of inactivity of T x 3 45 minutes Composing a different time before standby Example To change the time before initial standby to 10 minutes 600 seconds 1 Scan Compose Time In Secon...

Page 172: ...bologies UPC EAN code families UPC A UPC E EAN 8 EAN 13 Default symbologies Code 39 and the UPC EAN code families are preselected by default When you install and set up your MaxiScan 2200 for the firs...

Page 173: ...haracter format supported MaxiScan 2200 transmission format Code 39 alphanumeric letter case not defined upper case Code 128 alphanumeric full ASCII letter case defined full ASCII lower case upper cas...

Page 174: ...you know that all the codes in your application have fixed lengths Compose Minimum Length if there are variable code lengths but you know that there is a minimum length All symbologies except UPC EAN...

Page 175: ...gy appropriate Symbologies section for your symbology Disable All Symbologies Disable All Symbologies deactivates all the symbologies activated If you want to deactivate individual symbologies use the...

Page 176: ...ymbologies Activation 166 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Symbology activation codes Codabar Not Active Codabar Active The default format for Code 39 is Standard 43 Characters Code 39 Not Active Code 39 Active...

Page 177: ...Symbologies Activation MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 167 Code 128 EAN 128 Not Active Code 128 EAN 128 Active Interleaved 2 of 5 Not Active Interleaved 2 of 5 Active...

Page 178: ...mbologies Activation 168 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Matrix 2 of 5 Not Active Matrix 2 of 5 Active The default format for Standard 2 of 5 is Identicon 6 Bars Standard 2 of 5 Not Active Standard 2 of 5 Acti...

Page 179: ...Symbologies Activation MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 169 MSI Code Not Active MSI Code Active Plessey Code Not Active Plessey Code Active...

Page 180: ...s Activation 170 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 UPC EAN Not Active UPC EAN Active Select the desired UPC EAN format configuration and scan UPC EAN Active to enable UPC A Transmitted as EAN 13 UPC A Transmitte...

Page 181: ...Symbologies Activation MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 171 UPC A Deactivated UPC E Deactivated EAN 8 Deactivated EAN 13 Deactivated...

Page 182: ...E 970131 Symbologies Codabar Activation Not Active Active Default values Start stop Not Transmitted CLSI library system Not Active Check digit AIM recommendation Not Used Number of characters Minimum...

Page 183: ...Symbologies Codabar MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 173 Start stop a b c d A B C D a b c d t n e DC1 DC2 DC3 DC4...

Page 184: ...character label Example 39990000192148 is transmitted as 3 9990 00019 2148 CLSI With Spaces inserts the spaces and activates automatic barcode reconstruction to increase decoding efficiency CLSI With...

Page 185: ...00 E 970131 175 Check digit AIM recommendation Not Used While Codabar has no check character AIM has a recommended character Each Codabar data character has a value assigned to it Checked And Transmit...

Page 186: ...e values corresponding to all the Codabar data characters in the message including Start Stop characters are added together to make a total 2 The data character which must be added to this total to ma...

Page 187: ...ed Lengths provides the most security if the codes in your application have fixed lengths if you use the number codes scan End Selection after each length and scan End Selection a second time when you...

Page 188: ...CII and scan Active to enable Full ASCII characters are encoded using one of the four control characters in combination with a letter Full ASCII conversion chart Code 39 on the next page Default value...

Page 189: ...I 49 I i 69 J LF 0A J 2A J J 4A J j 6A K VT 0B 2B K K 4B K k 6B L FF 0C L 2C L L 4C L l 6C M CR 0D M 2D M M 4D M m 6D N SO 0E N 2E N N 4E N n 6E O SI 0F 2F O O 4F O o 6F P DLE 10 0 0 30 P P 50 P p 70...

Page 190: ...Symbologies Code 39 180 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Start stop Transmission Not Transmitted Transmitted...

Page 191: ...70131 181 Check digit Deactivation Not Used Modulo 43 check digit The modulo 43 check digit is a character added to the end of the Code 39 barcode label for extra validation of the data Checked And Tr...

Page 192: ...P check digit is used the MaxiScan 2200 automatically performs code reconstruction to optimize reading Italian CPI check digit The Italian CPI check digit is used in the Italian pharmaceutical industr...

Page 193: ...r application have fixed lengths if you use the number codes scan End Selection after each length and scan End Selection a second time when you have finished after 1 2 or 3 fixed lengths if you use th...

Page 194: ...nition of the FNC1 start character used Default values CIP 128 French pharmaceutical codes Not Active FNC1 separator character for EAN 128 norms GS function character ASCII 29 Number of characters Min...

Page 195: ...the GS function character ASCII 29 by default and can be substituted by your own ASCII character used for example for keyboard wedge interfaces where the GS character can not be transmitted Example If...

Page 196: ...ix at the end of this manual or the ASCII character codes ASCII character codes to enter the barcode lengths Compose 1 Or 2 Or 3 Fixed Lengths provides the most security if the codes in your applicati...

Page 197: ...Symbologies EAN 8 EAN 13 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 187 Symbologies EAN 8 EAN 13 Symbologies UPC EAN code families UPC A UPC E EAN 8 EAN 13...

Page 198: ...Symbologies EAN 128 188 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Symbologies EAN 128 Symbologies Code 128 EAN 128...

Page 199: ...Symbologies Interleaved 2 of 5 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 189 Symbologies Interleaved 2 of 5 Activation Not Active Active Default values Check digit Not used Number of characters Minimum Length 6...

Page 200: ...t can be used as the last encoded character of a label This is especially recommended when using variable length Interleaved 2 of 5 and if the Consecutive same read data validation feature is not acti...

Page 201: ...of 5 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 191 French CIP HR check digit Checked And Transmitted The CIP HR check digit is used in the French pharmaceutical industry It is only used for codes with seven characters C...

Page 202: ...at the end of this manual or the ASCII character codes ASCII character codes to enter the barcode lengths Compose 1 Or 2 Or 3 Fixed Lengths provides the most security if the codes in your application...

Page 203: ...Symbologies Matrix 2 of 5 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 193 Symbologies Matrix 2 of 5 Activation Not Active Active Default values Number of characters Minimum Length 6...

Page 204: ...rovides the most security if the codes in your application have fixed lengths if you use the number codes scan End Selection after each length and scan End Selection a second time when you have finish...

Page 205: ...Symbologies MSI Code MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 195 Symbologies MSI Code Activation Not Active Active Default values Check digit mod 10 Checked And Transmitted Number of characters Minimum Length 6...

Page 206: ...ologies MSI Code 196 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Check digit Check Digit Mod 10 Checked And Transmitted Checked But Not Transmitted Check Digit Double Mod 10 Checked And Transmitted Checked But Not Transmi...

Page 207: ...provides the most security if the codes in your application have fixed lengths if you use the number codes scan End Selection after each length and scan End Selection a second time when you have finis...

Page 208: ...Plessey Code 198 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Symbologies Plessey Code Activation Not Active Active Default values Check digit Transmitted Number of characters Minimum Length 6 Check digit Transmitted Not...

Page 209: ...curity if the codes in your application have fixed lengths if you use the number codes scan End Selection after each length and scan End Selection a second time when you have finished after 1 2 or 3 f...

Page 210: ...ght 2 of 5 and Industrial 2 of 5 Select the desired Standard 2 of 5 format if required Identicon or Computer Identics and scan Active to enable Default values Standard 2 of 5 format Identicon 6 Start...

Page 211: ...Symbologies Standard 2 of 5 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 201 Check digit mod 10 Not Used Checked And Transmitted Checked But Not Transmitted...

Page 212: ...Fixed Lengths provides the most security if the codes in your application have fixed lengths if you use the number codes scan End Selection after each length and scan End Selection a second time when...

Page 213: ...ual to 1 usually the first printed character you must deactivate EAN 13 format Selecting Active UPC EAN reactivates all deactivated families Default values UPC EAN format type all formats active UPC A...

Page 214: ...Symbologies UPC EAN code families 204 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 UPC EAN format selection UPC A Deactivated UPC E Deactivated EAN 8 Deactivated EAN 13 Deactivated...

Page 215: ...Symbologies UPC EAN code families MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 205 Add on digits Not Required But Transmitted If Read Required And Transmitted...

Page 216: ...Symbologies UPC EAN code families 206 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Add on digits Add On 2 Not Active Active Add On 5 Not Active Active...

Page 217: ...AN code families MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 207 Check digit UPC EAN code format leading character number system data check digit UPC A check digit Transmitted Not Transmitted UPC E check digit Transmitted...

Page 218: ...Symbologies UPC EAN code families 208 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 EAN 8 check digit Transmitted Not Transmitted EAN 13 check digit Transmitted Not Transmitted...

Page 219: ...Transmitted Not Transmitted UPC EAN code format leading character number system data check digit A regular UPC A has a transmitted number system equal to 0 To transmit the additional leading character...

Page 220: ...ode formats Transmission will only take into account the parameters available for the target bar code format UPC EAN code format leading character number system data check digit A regular UPC A has a...

Page 221: ...Symbologies UPC EAN code families MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 211 EAN 8 Transmitted as EAN 8 EAN 8 Transmitted as EAN 13...

Page 222: ...Test codes 212 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Test codes One dimensional symbologies Codabar Code 39 123456 CODE 39 Code 128 EAN 128 CODE 128 C1 EAN 128...

Page 223: ...Test codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 213 EAN 8 EAN 13 12345670 1234567890128 UPC A UPC E 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 7...

Page 224: ...Test codes 214 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Interleaved 2 of 5 12345678901234 Matrix 2 of 5 Standard 2 of 5 012345 123456...

Page 225: ...Test codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 215 MSI Code 12345666 Plessey Code 80001495050...

Page 226: ...r UBI representative Before you contact your UBI representative If you do not find a solution in the following Troubleshooting tables you can try a general reset of the MaxiScan 2200 Reset all configu...

Page 227: ...ps indicator LED flashes orange a number of times at power up number of flashes indicate the selected interface type check the number of flashes for your interface Interfaces reselect correct interfac...

Page 228: ...for your interface product components MaxiScan 2200 in Configuration Inhibit After 4 mn mode scan Configuration Enable Mode Configuration modes MaxiScan 2200 reads the same configuration code more th...

Page 229: ...configured the MaxiScan 2200 make sure you have finished correctly the MaxiScan 2200 may be waiting for an End Selection for example symbology not selected activate the required symbology Symbologies...

Page 230: ...xiScan 2200 check MaxiScan 2200 model and configuration if problem remains check all product components MaxiScan 2200 model cables CMM power supply as applicable installation and configuration MaxiSca...

Page 231: ...ff the host system 2 Use the wand emulation cable to connect the MaxiScan 2200 to the host system 3 If your host system requires an external power supply Connect the power supply to the wand emulation...

Page 232: ...Wand Emulation If your interface number is not among the predefined interface numbers you must compose the number yourself Compose interface number The orange indicator LED of MaxiScan 2200 models con...

Page 233: ...0 x narrow bar width logical signal state during transmission bar 1 space 0 margin 0 logical signal state outside transmission quiet zone 0 pulse duration 0 88 ms 37 5 cm s In this section the predefi...

Page 234: ...he narrow bar 50 s 10 x Narrow Bar Width Compose margin size Example To set a margin size of 20 x the narrow bar width 1 Scan Compose Margin Size 2 Scan the desired value in narrow bar increments in o...

Page 235: ...and emulation MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 225 Logical output signal state Examples of signal state combinations quiet zone margin Quiet Zone 0 Bar 1 Quiet Zone 1 Bar 1 Quiet Zone 0 Bar 0 Quiet Zone 1 Bar 0...

Page 236: ...Wand emulation 226 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 Signal state outside transmission Quiet Zone 0 quiet zone margin Quiet Zone 1...

Page 237: ...Wand emulation MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 227 Signal state during transmission Bar 1 Space 0 Margin 0 quiet zone margin Bar 0 Space 1 Margin 1...

Page 238: ...in parentheses are provided for standard UPC EAN bar codes with 0 33 mm narrow bar elements Pulse duration speed calculation Actual emulated speed 100 x r t cm s with r actual narrowest element mm t...

Page 239: ...Wand emulation MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 229 0 66 ms 50 cm s 1 32 ms 25 cm s 2 64 ms 12 5 cm s 6 60 ms 5 cm s...

Page 240: ...on the following pages to enter custom numerical values required by certain configuration codes Scan each digit in the number and scan End Selection once or twice as applicable after the last digit T...

Page 241: ...Appendix Number codes MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 231 5 6 End Selection 7 8...

Page 242: ...Appendix Number codes 232 MS 2200 RM 00 E 970131 9 0 End Selection...

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