Intermec Transaction Manager 9560, User Manual

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Preparing to Install the 9560
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2. Set the 9560 trigger mode to edge and define a scanner timeout. To set these
parameters, see Chapter 6, “Configuring the 9560,” and Chapter 7,
“Configuration Commands.”
To enable remote triggering with software commands
1. Set the scanner to Auto Trigger mode. See “Enter Auto Trigger Mode” in
Chapter 8.
2. Set the 9560 trigger mode to edge and define a scanner timeout. To set these
parameters, see Chapter 6, “Configuring the 9560,” and Chapter 7,
“Configuration Commands.”
Note: Remote triggering requires an environment with an electrically clean signal.
Noise or static will disrupt the scanner.
Using the Sense Inputs
The 9560 includes three sense inputs and three output relays. You use the
inputs to monitor events, such as the opening and closing of doors or gates.
For example, you may want the reader to beep if the door open. Each sense
input monitors its line for an input signal within the following range:
• 1 msec minimum duration
• 5V to 24V (AC or DC)
• 10mA to 60mA
You select the voltage range of the input signal by setting a jumper on the
appropriate jumper block. Each sense input is isolated to protect the 9560 from
any damaging currents that may inadvertently enter through the input line.
Voltage Range Jumper Setting
5 to 14 V Pins 1 and 2
14 to 24 V Pins 2 and 3
When a sense input detects a signal, the circuitry is put in a “set” state. The
circuitry remains set until the software reads the status of the sense inputs.
When the 9560 executes an IRL F command, it places the status of the inputs
into the #0 register and resets the circuitry. For more information, see
Chapter 9, “Interactive Reader Language.”