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Opticon 

OPL 2724 

Specifications Manual 

 
 
 
 

 

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6.5. Operating Indicators 

The OPL 2724 displays its operating state with LEDs and a buzzer. 

Action 

Indicator / Buzzer 

Description 

Start-up beep 

6 short beeps (low, medium, high, 
low, medium, high) 

Battery is placed in OPL 2724 (start-up buzzer) 

Blue LED is flashing 

OPL 2724 is attempting to establish a 
Bluetooth connection 

Blue LED is flashing slow 

OPL 2724 is connectable (as slave) 

Blue LED on and high sound for 1 
second 

Bluetooth connection was (re)established 

 
 
 
Connecting /  
Connectable 

When pressing trigger: High-low 
sound of 0.2 seconds followed by the 
blue or red LED flashing. 

The user has pressed the trigger long enough 
to create or break the connection. After the 
signals, the user can release the trigger key. 

Red LED on with low sound for 1 
second 

Connection attempt failed 
Connection loss is detected 
During ‘Auto reconnect time’ every 15 or 30 
seconds (depending on connection type) 

Red LED is flashing 

OPL 2724 is disconnecting a Bluetooth 
connection 

 
 
Disconnecting /  
Connection 
failure 
Connection 
lost 
 

Red LED on and a long high-low 
sound for 1.6 seconds 

OPL 2724 successfully disconnected the 
Bluetooth connection 

Green LED and beep as configured in 
the Universal Menu Book at Chapter 
6.1. and 6.2 

Valid barcode label read with an active 
Bluetooth connection 

Short green LED and beep of half the 
length as configured in the Universal 
Menu Book at Chapter 6.1 and 6.2 

Valid barcode label read and stored in memory 
(data is not transmitted; i.e., because there is 
no active Bluetooth connection 

Orange LED as configured in the 
Universal Menu Book at Chapter 6.2 
with low sound 

Valid barcode label read with no active 
Bluetooth connection 

 
 
 
 
Barcode 
reading 
 

Short click sound 

Partial read beep of (Micro)PDF417 decoder 

High-low sound with LED: 
Green (Misc.) / Red (Disconnect) / 
Blue (Connect) 

Valid Bluetooth action label read (i.e., connect / 
disconnect / unpair ) 

Orange LED on and low sound of 0.2 
seconds 

Bluetooth action label read that could not be 
executed because OPL 2724 was already 
(dis)connected 

 
 
Action / 
configuration  
label reading 

Slow beeping sound 

Menu book configuration mode 

Very slow blinking red LED 

Low battery indicator 

 
Miscellaneous  

Green LED flashes and 8 high short 
beeps 

Error correction busy of (Micro)PDF417 data 
with a high error correction level 

Buzzer 

Loudness: 70 dBA or higher (when 
the scanner is set to “Loud”) 

Buzzer loudness was estimated at a point 10 
cm behind the scanner. 

Summary of Contents for OPL 2724 ZAPPER

Page 1: ...Wireless Barcode Scanner OPL 2724 The OPL 2724 scanner uses wireless Bluetooth 1 2 technology Scanned data is transferred to the designated device via wireless communication Specifications Manual ...

Page 2: ...ts that are defective in materials or workmanship with proper use during the warranty period Opticon is not liable for damages caused by modifications made by a customer In such cases standard repair charges will apply If a product is returned under warranty and no defect is found standard repair charges will apply Opticon assumes no liability for any direct indirect consequential or incidental da...

Page 3: ...9 6 2 Electrical Characteristics Current Consumption 9 6 3 Main Battery 9 6 4 Battery Operating Time and Charging Time 9 6 5 Operating Indicators 10 7 Optical Specifications 11 7 1 1 Tilt of Laser Scan Line 11 7 1 2 Curvature of Scan 11 8 Technical Specifications 12 8 1 Print Contrast Signal PCS 12 8 2 Minimum Resolution 12 8 3 Scan Area and Resolution 13 8 3 1 Depth of Field 13 8 4 Pitch Skew and...

Page 4: ...g Specifications 22 12 1 Individual Packaging Specification 22 12 2 Accessory Specifications 22 13 Durability 23 13 1 Static Electricity 23 13 2 Shock 23 13 2 1 Drop Test without packaging 23 13 3 Dust and Drip Proof 23 14 Reliability 24 15 Regulatory Compliance 24 15 1 Laser Safety 24 15 2 Product Safety 24 15 3 EMC 24 15 4 RoHS 24 15 5 R TTE 25 15 6 Radio Law 25 15 7 State of California Perchlor...

Page 5: ...igure 1 Ambient light immunity 8 Figure 2 Laser scan tilt and curvature 11 Figure 3 Depth of field 13 Figure 4 Pitch 14 Figure 5 Skew and dead zone 15 Figure 6 Tilt angle 16 Figure 7 Curvature 17 Figure 8 Serial number diagram 22 Figure 9 Mechanical drawing 27 ...

Page 6: ...rface of a barcode when scanning Code options read options and communication settings can be configured by sending commands or by reading barcode labels If the OPL 2724 is disconnected because it is out of range or the Bluetooth device is not available scanned data will be saved in the built in scanner memory The OPL 2724 uses two AAA alkaline batteries as its power supply This product complies wi...

Page 7: ... x D 40 x H 22 mm 3 2 Weight 50 g max excluding the weight of the battery 3 3 Color Off white 4 Environmental Specifications 4 1 Operating Temperature and Humidity Temperature 5 to 50 C Humidity 30 to 80 4 2 Storage Temperature and Humidity Temperature 10 to 60 C Humidity 20 to 90 ...

Page 8: ...gure 1 Ambient light immunity Conditions Barcode Sample OPTOELECTRONICS Test Sample PCS 0 9 Resolution 0 25 mm Symbology 8 digit Code 39 Quiet zone 10 mm N W ratio 1 2 5 Distance 150 mm Angle see note below α 0 β 15 γ 0 Curvature R Power supply voltage 3 6 V Direct light or specular reflection from a light source should be prevented from entering the acceptance area Note α β and γ respectively rep...

Page 9: ...anning Testing conditions Power supply voltage 3 0 V Operating temperature 25 C 6 3 Main Battery The main battery power is provided by LR 03 two AAA alkaline batteries 6 4 Battery Operating Time and Charging Time Parameter Specification Note Battery life 1 About 48 hours Scanning twice every 10 seconds Bluetooth always ON Battery life 2 30 days or longer When scanning 100 times a day Connect Bluet...

Page 10: ...ssfully disconnected the Bluetooth connection Green LED and beep as configured in the Universal Menu Book at Chapter 6 1 and 6 2 Valid barcode label read with an active Bluetooth connection Short green LED and beep of half the length as configured in the Universal Menu Book at Chapter 6 1 and 6 2 Valid barcode label read and stored in memory data is not transmitted i e because there is no active B...

Page 11: ...lt between both ends of laser scan line Less than 1 2 upward tilt from the scan origin Maximum of 3 1 mm when measured at a point 150 mm away from the scan origin The skew angle of this measurement was zero degrees Measurement was done from the center of scan line 7 1 2 Curvature of Scan Maximum gap between the straight line connecting both ends of the laser scan line and the actual laser scan lin...

Page 12: ... of label black Power supply voltage 5 0 V Decoding test Approve the performance when decoding is successful in all ten tests Decoding is deemed successful when completed in 0 5 seconds or less Conditions Barcode test sample 9 digit Code 39 resolution 0 25 mm Distance 90 mm from the optical window N W Ratio 1 2 5 Angle α 0 β 15 γ 0 Curvature R 8 1 Print Contrast Signal PCS 0 45 or higher over 70 o...

Page 13: ...th of field is measured from the edge of the scanner The scanning range is within the circular arc centered on the scan origin Figure 3 Depth of field Resolution mm Depth of Field mm Symbology PCS 1 0 70 to 185 Code 39 0 9 0 5 50 to 160 Code 39 0 9 0 25 50 to 120 Code 39 0 9 0 15 50 to 70 Code 39 0 9 ...

Page 14: ...RONICS Test Sample N W ratio 1 2 5 Angle α 0 β 15 γ 0 Curvature R Resolution Symbology PCS Quiet Zone Digit 1 0 mm Code 39 0 9 25 mm 1 0 5 mm Code 39 0 9 18 mm 3 0 25 mm Code 39 0 9 10 mm 8 0 15 mm Code 39 0 9 7 mm 10 8 4 Pitch Skew and Tilt 8 4 1 Pitch Angle α 25 Figure 4 Pitch ...

Page 15: ...L 2724 Specifications Manual 15 8 4 2 Skew Angle and Dead Zone Skew angle β 50 Excluding dead zone Dead zone β 8 There are some areas in which decoding fails due to specular reflection Figure 5 Skew and dead zone ...

Page 16: ...e γ 20 Scanning performance is guaranteed when γ 20 in both CW and CCW directions Figure 6 Tilt angle Conditions Barcode Sample OPTOELECTRONICS Test Sample Distance 96 mm from the optical window of the scanner PCS 0 9 Resolution 0 25 mm Symbology 13 digit JAN ...

Page 17: ...cifications 9 1 Wireless Interface Bluetooth is a registered trademark owned by its proprietor and used by OPTOELECTRONICS Co Ltd under license Feature Description Version 1 1 2 Bluetooth class Class 2 Supported protocol stack 1 RF Radio Frequency Protocol BB Base Band Protocol LM Link Manager Protocol L2CAP Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol SDP Service Discovery Protocol RFCOMM serial ...

Page 18: ...tion speed and range of the product may vary due to obstacles and radio wave conditions between this product and the device to which it is connected Conditions on the host device may also affect the communication speed and communication range of the scanner 3 The prospective distance may vary based on environmental characteristics Also note the following frequency description 9 1 1 Frequency Band ...

Page 19: ...ngth Transmit CD Calculate CD Set Prefix Set Suffix Other UPC A X CR UPC A Add on X X CR UPC E X CR Transmit as is UPC E Add on X X CR EAN 13 X CR EAN 13 Add on X X CR EAN 8 X CR EAN 8 Add on X X CR Chinese Post 2of5 X X CR Codabar NW 7 Codabar NW 7 ABC NW7 CX X X X X X CR CR Not transmit ST SP Disable space insertion Code 11 X X X CR Transmit as abcd abcd Code 39 X X CR Transmit as ST SP Code 93 ...

Page 20: ...tal Code Code 3of5 X X X CR Matrix2of5 X X X CR MicroPDF417 X CR PDF417 X CR MSI Plessey X CD1 CD1 CR UK Plessey X CR Disable space insertion Disable A to X conversion S Code X X CR Numeric mode Tri Optic X CR Not transmit ST SP Notes In the Reading column means Enable reading and X means Disable reading In the Transmit code length column means Transmit code length and X means Do not transmit code...

Page 21: ...ult option X0 setting Read 3 times redundancy 2 Trigger switch Enable Read time 2 seconds when trigger enabled Buzzer duration 200 ms Buzzer tone 3 kHz 2 5 kHz Buzzer loudness Maximum Good read LED Indicator duration 200 ms 10 4 Default Settings 3 Communication Options Item Default Setting Memorizing Off Trigger to connect disconnect Off Auto disconnect by inactivity Off Auto reconnect 5 min Power...

Page 22: ...e 8 Serial number diagram 12 Packaging Specifications 12 1 Individual Packaging Specification Put the scanner in a protective foam bag and place it in an individual packing box Size of the package after assembly 245 W x 110 D x 38 H mm 12 2 Accessory Specifications Put the OPL 2724 into a protective bubble bag and put it into the individual packaging box Accessories 2 AAA alkaline batteries 1 hand...

Page 23: ...acitor charging 150 pF 13 2 Shock 13 2 1 Drop Test without packaging No malfunction occurred after the following drop test Drop Test Drop the scanner to the concrete floor from a height of150 cm Repeat the test once on each of six sides Notes Scratches on the scanner s case are not deemed to be defects The scanner must perform normally after the test The battery cover should not fall apart during ...

Page 24: ...s I1 laser devices are not considered to be hazardous when used for their intended purpose Avoid staring into the laser beam 15 2 Product Safety EN60950 1 2001 IEC60950 1 2001 15 3 EMC EN55022 EN55024 VCCI Class B This is a Class B product to be used in a domestic environment based on the Technical Requirement of the Voluntary Control Council for Interference from Information Technology Equipment ...

Page 25: ...fied Radio Equipment It does not have a radio station license in Japan The following activities are prohibited under the Radio Law Remodeling and disassembly Peeling off the certificate label 15 7 State of California Perchlorate Best Management Practices The batteries on some Opticon products may contain Perchlorate To comply with California Perchlorate Best Practice Regulations and the Law for th...

Page 26: ...nd the cable especially at very low temperature 16 3 Foreign Materials Do not use the scanner near water or other liquids as well as in extremely high humidity Do not immerse the scanner in liquids Do not use in dusty environments Do not subject the scanner to chemicals Do not insert foreign substances into the device 16 4 Other Do not plug unplug the connectors before disconnecting the power Do n...

Page 27: ...Opticon OPL 2724 Specifications Manual 27 17 Mechanical Drawing Figure 9 Mechanical drawing ...

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