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User’s Guide

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Table of Contents

About the PowerWedge 10 ............................................................. 1

Models ...............................................................................................................2

PowerWedge 10 Wedge ...............................................................................2
PowerWedge 10 Serial .................................................................................2

Bar Code Symbologies .......................................................................................3
Input Devices and Connectors ...........................................................................3
Laser/Input Modes .............................................................................................4

Normal Mode  ..............................................................................................4
Autoscan Mode  ............................................................................................4
Multiscan Mode ...........................................................................................4
Symbol Blinking Mode  ................................................................................4

PowerWedge 10 Installation .......................................................... 5

Keyboard Wedge Installation .............................................................................6

(Model FD-000-11) .....................................................................................6

Serial Installation (Model FD-000-10)  ...............................................................8
Installing Bar Code Readers  .............................................................................10
Installing a Magnetic Stripe Reader (MSR)  ......................................................11

Programming the PowerWedge 10 ............................................... 12

Predefined Defaults ..........................................................................................13
Auto-Learn .......................................................................................................14
Menu Programming .........................................................................................15

Entering Values ..........................................................................................16
Entering Strings .........................................................................................16
Setting an Autoterminator ..........................................................................17

Bar Code Batch Programming .........................................................................17

Guidelines for Creating Batch Bar Codes ...................................................18

On-Screen Programming .................................................................................19

Displaying and Printing Current Settings ...................................................22

Serial Batch Programming ................................................................................23
Cloning ............................................................................................................24
General Programming Parameters ....................................................................26
Serial Programming Parameters ........................................................................28

Summary of Contents for PowerWedge 10

Page 1: ...PowerWedge 10 User s Guide...

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Page 3: ...000 11 6 Serial Installation Model FD 000 10 8 Installing Bar Code Readers 10 Installing a Magnetic Stripe Reader MSR 11 Programming the PowerWedge 10 12 Predefined Defaults 13 Auto Learn 14 Menu Prog...

Page 4: ...ramming Parameters 33 Programming Options 34 Programming Bar Codes 46 Predefined Defaults 47 Auto Learn 47 Cloning 47 Serial Parameters 48 Code 39 50 Interleaved 2 of 5 52 Matrix 2 of 5 55 Standard 2...

Page 5: ...onnector 98 Input 1 Connector 100 Input 2 Connector 101 Cloning Cable 102 Technical Support 109 PSC Website Technical Support 109 Reseller Technical Support 109 E Mail Technical Support 109 Telephone...

Page 6: ...n decoder It accepts input from a variety of devices and it recognizes and automatically discriminates among many bar code symbologies Figure 1 The PowerWedge 10 On Off Program switch Connector for ho...

Page 7: ...m the host PowerWedge 10 Serial The PowerWedge 10 Serial model FD 000 10 uses a serial interface cable to communicate with a computer or terminal You can install it in a stand alone configuration conn...

Page 8: ...13 Code 11 Labelcode 4 5 Code 128 Matrix 2 of 5 Code 39 including MSI Extended ASCII Standard 2 of 5 MIL STD 1189 UPC A Code 93 UPC E EAN 8 13 UPC EAN JAN extensions Interleaved 2 of 5 NOTE The symbol...

Page 9: ...supported types of input devices except serial devices This is the default setting for the PowerWedge 10 s laser input modes Autoscan Mode Use this mode for stand mounted lasers This mode returns the...

Page 10: ...ottom of the unit Follow the installa tion procedure for your model NOTE The interface cable you need to use with the PowerWedge 10 depends on which model you have and the type of computer or terminal...

Page 11: ...eled with the cable number Attach that plug to the jack labeled HOST INTERFACE on the Power Wedge 10 see Figure 2 Figure 2 Connecting the PowerWedge 10 Wedge O U T Drawing not to scale Male plug conne...

Page 12: ...ector 4 Plug your bar code scanner into the connector labeled INPUT 1 on the PowerWedge 10 see Figure 1 5 Move the switch on the PowerWedge 10 to the ON position 6 Turn on the computer or terminal The...

Page 13: ...ure 3 Connecting the PowerWedge 10 Serial decoder to a standalone PC NOTE Figure 2 shows cable number 00 874 04 Your computer or terminal may require a different cable On Macintosh computers attach th...

Page 14: ...on the PowerWedge 10 cable to the computer or terminal s serial port see Figure 4 Figure 4 Connecting the PowerWedge 10 to a terminal in a multiuser system 4 Attach the small round plug of the 9 volt...

Page 15: ...g label to set the decoder for serial operation C8C050EE You can now begin using the PowerWedge 10 Installing Bar Code Readers On both models of the PowerWedge 10 INPUT 2 is reserved for magnetic stri...

Page 16: ...code readers Attach your magnetic stripe reader to INPUT 2 see Figure 5 If you are using two MSRs connect the primary one to INPUT 2 and the other one to INPUT 1 For information about programming par...

Page 17: ...customize your settings for the specific types of bar codes you will be scanning You can use any of the following methods to program the PowerWedge 10 Predefined default programming see page 13 Auto...

Page 18: ...applications Predefined Default 1 D1 turns every on off parameter on and sets all maximum lengths as high as possible It also sets bar code and mag netic stripe preambles and postambles This default s...

Page 19: ...ogram the decoder to use Pre defined Default 0 see page 13 before starting Auto Learn To program the PowerWedge 10 using Auto Learn 1 Scan the START bar code below The bar code also appears on the bot...

Page 20: ...s to enter the programming I D numbers and settings listed in Programming Options on page 34 To program the PowerWedge 10 using the bar code menu 1 Scan the START bar code on the bottom of the PowerWe...

Page 21: ...d beep once and the red LED should flash After the second scan the decoder should beep five times and the green LED should be lit Entering Values To enter a value setting you must scan two bar codes f...

Page 22: ...oder programs itself to your settings beeps five times and automatically returns to read mode ready to go to work To program the PowerWedge 10 using batch programming 1 Find the batch bar codes you ne...

Page 23: ...mmediately by the characters This lets the decoder know that it is reading programming information rather than data Each bar code must end with EE and the final asterisk String data must appear in a p...

Page 24: ...s on your screen You can select parameters and change their set tings using the computer s keyboard To program the PowerWedge 10 on screen 1 Open a text editor for example the DOS EDIT utility or go t...

Page 25: ...menu prompts you for input 4 Type the I D of the category or subcategory you want to display or change and press Enter For example enter 2 to display the current parameter settings for Codabar bar co...

Page 26: ...ill display the valid settings or range of settings for the parameter as shown in the following example ENABLE CODABAR AMES 0 1 6 Type the setting you want to use and press Enter The list of options w...

Page 27: ...again At the next prompt ECHO SETTINGS TO SCREEN type 1 and press Enter A list of all the parame ters will appear on your screen You can pause the display of the list at any time by pressing the Paus...

Page 28: ...the beginning of a comment A semicolon anywhere else in a string is treated as a nor mal character An end of line character CR or CR LF marks the end of the comment Comments contain information useful...

Page 29: ...s Code 39 enable dis able 1 enable 001 Set Code 39 minimum length 01 TO 4 04 0104 Set postamble B7 to a right tab B7 TABR Save changes and exit programming mode EE The last line of the file is blank b...

Page 30: ...red red green green red red and so on 3 Remove the bar code reader from the master and connect one end of the cloning cable part number 00 874 25 to INPUT 1 on the master NOTE Cloning will work only...

Page 31: ...ers for programming the PowerWedge 10 Page references indicate where to find bar codes for set ting the parameters For descriptions of serial parameters see page 28 For information about magnetic stri...

Page 32: ...lliseconds between transmissions of ASCII characters Use a larger number if characters are omitted when transmitted to the host B4 CCD laser redundancy page 75 Requires charge coupled devices CCDs and...

Page 33: ...or received from the host The ASCII setting transmits and receives the standard ASCII character set with the exception of the null character ASCII 00h which is received as 80h The PC SCAN CODES settin...

Page 34: ...ust match the setting that the host uses Data Bits I D C2 This parameter specifies the number of data bits in each character Parity I D C3 This parameter specifies the parity of the data characters NO...

Page 35: ...The host can send the Xon character ASCII 11h to allow transmission and send the Xoff character ASCII 13h to stop transmission Protocol I D CA This parameter specifies the format of the data records g...

Page 36: ...cter and a check character mod 256 sum of all data characters and the EOR character appended to be considered good The EOR character setting I D CC cannot be 00 If the record is good an ACK character...

Page 37: ...acter Code 39 ASCII Value NUL U 80 VT K 0B SYN V 16 SOH A 01 FF L 0C ETB W 17 STX B 02 CR M 0D CAN X 18 ETX C 03 SO N 0E EM Y 19 EOT D 04 SI O 0F SUB Z 1A ENQ E 05 DLE P 10 ESC A 1B ACK F 06 DC1 Q 11...

Page 38: ...1 CH 2 44 4A Enable Allows the decoder to accept data on the enabled channel or channels 45 4B Required Specifies that the channel must have valid data before either channel s data will be transmitted...

Page 39: ...ers given in this appendix can be used with all programming methods Type tells what kind of setting to use for each code parameter On Off is a toggle 1 turns the parameter on and 0 turns it off Value...

Page 40: ...ediate Predefined default set 1 D1 Immediate Predefined default set 2 D2 Immediate Table 5 SETTING I D TYPE Cloning EC Immediate Display settings on screen programming only ED Immediate Save and exit...

Page 41: ...ff On or Off Off On On Minimum length 09 Value 02 50 02 02 06 Maximum length 0A Value 02 50 02 50 10 Enable checksum 0B On Off On or Off Off Off Off Send checksum 0C On Off On or Off Off Off Off Use l...

Page 42: ...0 10 Enable checksum 18 On Off On or Off Off Off Off Send checksum 19 On Off On or Off Off Off Off Use 2 bar start stop 1A On Off On or Off Off Off Off Code 11 Enter 1 for On and 0 for Off Enable 1B O...

Page 43: ...ff On or Off Off Off Off Wide intercharacter gaps allowed 25 On Off On or Off Off On Off MSI Enter 1 for On and 0 for Off Enable 26 On Off On or Off Off On Off Minimum length 27 Value 01 14 01 01 04 M...

Page 44: ...f On or Off Off On On Send check digit 32 On Off On or Off Off On Off Convert UPC A to EAN 13 33 On Off On or Off Off On Off Universal Product Code E UPC E Enter 1 for On and 0 for Off Use system digi...

Page 45: ...On or Off Off Off Off UPC EAN JAN EXTENSIONS Enter 1 for On and 0 for Off Allow 2 digit extensions 3C On Off On or Off Off On On Allow 5 digit extensions 3D On Off On or Off Off On On Require extensi...

Page 46: ...1 Postamble 49 String 1 Any supported keyboard keys up to the maximum length supported by available total memory about 80 characters Includes a space after the 1 Includes a space before the 1 Magnetic...

Page 47: ...n Off On or Off Off Off Off Intercharacter delay B3 Value 00 99 milliseconds 00 00 00 CCD laser redundancy B4 On Off On or Off Off Off Off Send assigned symbology identifiers B5 On Off On or Off Off O...

Page 48: ...sec 01 0 13 sec 02 0 18 sec 03 0 36 sec 00 00 00 End of transmission beep BB On Off On or Off Off On Off Beeper volume BC Value 00 Off 01 Low 02 Medium 03 High 03 03 03 Interfunction delay BE Value 00...

Page 49: ...ompatible 10 IBM PC U S keyboard 11 IBM AT PS 2 30 286 50 50Z 60 70 80 90 95 U S keyboard ADDS terminals NCR 2900 12 IBM PS 2 25 30 U S keyboard 15 IBM and Telex terminals 102 key keyboard 17 IBM and...

Page 50: ...00 05 Data bits C2 Value 07 7 Bits 08 8 Bits 08 Parity C3 Value 00 None 01 Mark 02 Space 03 Odd 04 Even 00 Stop bits C4 Value 01 1 Bit 02 2 Bits 01 Xon Xoff handshaking C5 On Off On or Off Off Predefi...

Page 51: ...s D2 are underlined Alphabetical List of Section Contents Auto Learn 47 Cloning 47 Codabar Ames 61 Code 11 59 Code 128 66 Code 39 50 Code 93 65 EAN JAN 70 Host Device 79 Interleaved 2 of 5 52 Labelcod...

Page 52: ...Programming Bar Codes 47 PowerWedge 10 Predefined Defaults Auto Learn Cloning DO D0EE D1 D1EE D2 D2EE START SAVE AND EXIT E Scan this twice EXIT WITHOUT SAVING E F Scan this first Then scan this EC EC...

Page 53: ...Bar Codes User s Guide 48 Serial Parameters RESET SERIAL DEFAULTS C8C050EE DATA TYPE ASCII C050EE PC scan codes C051EE BAUD RATE 300 C100EE 600 C101EE 1200 C102EE 2400 C103EE 4800 C104EE 9600 C105EE 1...

Page 54: ...Programming Bar Codes 49 PowerWedge 10 38400 C107EE 57600 C108EE DATA BITS 7 bits C207EE 8 bits C208EE PARITY None C300EE Mark C301EE Space C302EE Odd C303EE Even C304EE STOP BITS 1 C401EE 2 C402EE...

Page 55: ...gramming Bar Codes User s Guide 50 Code 39 XON XOFF HANDSHAKING On C51EE Off C50EE PROTOCOL EOR only CA00EE ACK NAK CA01EE ENABLE On 001EE Off 000EE MINIMUM LENGTH 00 0100EE 10 0110EE 20 0120EE 30 013...

Page 56: ...Programming Bar Codes 51 PowerWedge 10 40 0140EE 50 0150EE MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 0210EE 20 0220EE 30 0230EE 40 0240EE 50 0250EE ENABLE CHECKSUM On 031EE Off 030EE OUTPUT CHECKSUM On 041EE Off 040EE...

Page 57: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 52 Interleaved 2 of 5 FULL ASCII MODE On 051EE Off 050EE MIL STD 1189 SUPPORT On 071EE Off 070EE ENABLE On 081EE Off 080EE MINIMUM LENGTH 2 0902EE 6 0906EE 10 0910EE...

Page 58: ...des 53 PowerWedge 10 20 0920EE 30 0930EE 40 0940EE 50 0950EE MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 0A10EE 20 0A20EE 30 0A30EE 40 0A40EE 50 0A50EE REQUIRED LENGTH no default overrides minimum and maximum settings 2 09020A...

Page 59: ...ramming Bar Codes User s Guide 54 6 09060A06EE 8 09080A08EE 10 09100A10EE 12 09120A12EE 14 09140A14EE 16 09160A16EE 18 09180A18EE 20 09200A20EE ENABLE CHECKSUM On 0B1EE Off 0B0EE OUTPUT CHECKSUM On 0C...

Page 60: ...ogramming Bar Codes 55 PowerWedge 10 Matrix 2 of 5 Off 0C0EE LENGTHS 6 AND 14 ONLY case code On 0D1EE Off 0D0EE ENABLE On 101EE Off 100EE MINIMUM LENGTH 06 1106EE 10 1110EE 20 1120EE 30 1130EE 40 1140...

Page 61: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 56 50 1150EE MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 1210EE 20 1220EE 30 1230EE 40 1240EE 50 1250EE ENABLE CHECKSUM On 131EE Off 130EE OUTPUT CHECKSUM On 141EE Off 140EE...

Page 62: ...Programming Bar Codes 57 PowerWedge 10 Standard 2 of 5 ENABLE On 151EE Off 150EE MINIMUM LENGTH 06 1606EE 10 1610EE 20 1620EE 30 1630EE 40 1640EE 50 1650EE MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 1710EE 20 1720EE...

Page 63: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 58 30 1730EE 40 1740EE 50 1750EE ENABLE CHECKSUM On 181EE Off 180EE OUTPUT CHECKSUM On 191EE Off 190EE USE 2 BAR START STOP On 1A1EE Off 1A0EE...

Page 64: ...Programming Bar Codes 59 PowerWedge 10 Code 11 ENABLE On 1B1EE Off 1B0EE MINIMUM LENGTH 4 1C04EE 10 1C10EE 20 1C20EE 30 1C30EE 40 1C40EE 50 1C50EE...

Page 65: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 60 MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 1D10EE 20 1D20EE 30 1D30EE 40 1D40EE 50 1D50EE REQUIRE 2 CHECK DIGITS On 1E1EE Off 1E0EE OUTPUT CHECK DIGIT S On 1F1EE Off 1F0EE...

Page 66: ...Programming Bar Codes 61 PowerWedge 10 Codabar Ames ENABLE On 201EE Off 200EE MINIMUM LENGTH 04 2104EE 10 2110EE 20 2120EE 30 2130EE 40 2140EE 50 2150EE...

Page 67: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 62 MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 2210EE 20 2220EE 30 2230EE 40 2240EE 50 2250EE OUTPUT STOP START On 231EE Off 230EE CODABAR TO CLSI CONVERSION On 241EE Off 240EE...

Page 68: ...Programming Bar Codes 63 PowerWedge 10 MSI WIDE INTERCHARACTER GAPS ALLOWED On 251EE Off 250EE ENABLE On 261EE Off 260EE MINIMUM LENGTH 1 2701EE 4 2704EE 7 2707EE 10 2710EE 12 2712EE 14 2714EE...

Page 69: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 64 MAXIMUM LENGTH 1 2801EE 4 2804EE 7 2807EE 10 2810EE 12 2812EE 14 2814EE REQUIRE 2 CHECK DIGITS On 291EE Off 290EE 2ND CHECK DIGIT MOD 11 On 2A1EE Off 2A0EE...

Page 70: ...Programming Bar Codes 65 PowerWedge 10 Code 93 OUTPUT CHECK DIGIT S On 2B1EE Off 2B0EE ENABLE On 2C1EE Off 2C0EE MINIMUM LENGTH 02 2D02EE 10 2D10EE 20 2D20EE 30 2D30EE 40 2D40EE 50 2D50EE...

Page 71: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 66 Code 128 MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 2E10EE 20 2E20EE 30 2E30EE 40 2E40EE 50 2E50EE ENABLE On 401EE Off 400EE MINIMUM LENGTH 2 4102EE 10 4110EE 20 4120EE...

Page 72: ...Programming Bar Codes 67 PowerWedge 10 30 4130EE 40 4140EE 50 4150EE MAXIMUM LENGTH 10 4210EE 20 4220EE 30 4230EE 40 4240EE 50 4250EE ENABLE UCC128 On 4301EE Off 4300EE...

Page 73: ...Programming Bar Codes User s Guide 68 Labelcode 4 5 UPC A ENABLE On 521EE Off 520EE CONVERT On 531EE Off 530EE ENABLE UPC A On 301EE Off 300EE OUTPUT SYSTEM DIGIT On 311EE Off 310EE...

Page 74: ...odes 69 PowerWedge 10 UPC E OUTPUT CHECK DIGIT On 321EE Off 320EE CONVERT UPC A TO EAN 13 On 331EE Off 330EE USE SYSTEM DIGIT 0 On 341EE Off 340EE USE SYSTEM DIGIT 1 On 351EE Off 350EE CONVERT UPC E T...

Page 75: ...amming Bar Codes User s Guide 70 EAN JAN Off 360EE OUTPUT SYSTEM DIGIT On 371EE Off 370EE OUTPUT CHECK DIGIT On 381EE Off 380EE ENABLE EAN 8 JAN 8 On 391EE Off 390EE ENABLE EAN 13 JAN 13 On 3A1EE Off...

Page 76: ...des 71 PowerWedge 10 UPC EAN JAN Extensions CONVERT EAN 13 TO ISBN On 3B1EE Off 3B0EE TRANSMIT EAN JAN CHECKSUM On 3F1EE Off 3F0EE ALLOW 2 DIGIT EXTENSIONS On 3C1EE Off 3C0EE ALLOW 5 DIGIT EXTENSIONS...

Page 77: ...amming Bar Codes User s Guide 72 Magnetic Stripe Channels REQUIRE EXTENSIONS On 3E1EE Off 3E0EE ENABLE CHANNEL 1 On 441EE Off 440EE REQUIRE CHANNEL 1 On 451EE Off 450EE ENABLE CHANNEL 2 On 4A1EE Off 4...

Page 78: ...s 73 PowerWedge 10 Other Controls REQUIRE CHANNEL 2 On 4B1EE Off 4B0EE CALIFORNIA DRIVER LICENSE ID CARD ALPHA CONVERSION Track 2 On 5C1EE Off 5C0EE PROGRAMMING MODE Off B000EE Serial Batch B001EE Men...

Page 79: ...Codes User s Guide 74 AUTOTERMINATOR CR B1 MEE TAB B1 IEE None B1 UEE ASCII UPPERCASE TO LOWERCASE CONVERSION On B21EE Off B20EE INTERCHARACTER DELAY in milliseconds 0 B300EE 5 B305EE 10 B310EE 20 B3...

Page 80: ...Programming Bar Codes 75 PowerWedge 10 CCD LASER REDUNDANCY On B41EE Off B40EE OUTPUT SYMBOLOGY IDENTIFIER On B51EE Off B50EE GOOD READ TONE in hertz 2400 B804EE 3200 B807EE 3600 B800EE 4430 B803EE...

Page 81: ...ing Bar Codes User s Guide 76 GOOD READ BEEPS 1 B901EE 2 B902EE 3 B903EE 4 B904EE GOOD READ BEEP DURATION in seconds 0 07 BA00EE 0 13 BA01EE 0 18 BA02EE 0 36 BA03EE END OF TRANSMISSION BEEP On BB1EE O...

Page 82: ...Bar Codes 77 PowerWedge 10 BEEPER VOLUME Off BC00EE Low BC01EE Medium BC02EE High BC03EE INTERFUNCTION DELAY in milliseconds 0 BE00EE 5 BE05EE 10 BE10EE 20 BE20EE 40 BE40EE USE NUMERIC KEYPAD On BF1E...

Page 83: ...Codes User s Guide 78 LASER INPUT MODES Normal D400EE Autoscan D401EE Multiscan D402EE Symbol Blinking D403EE REQUIRE KEYBOARD On D51EE Off D50EE AUTOSCAN TIMEOUT 1 min D601EE 5 min D605EE 10 min D610...

Page 84: ...UP High D71EE Low D70EE PC XT International keyboard C000EE AT PS 2 models 30 286 50 50Z 60 70 80 90 and 95 International keyboard C001EE PS 2 models 25 and 30 International keyboard C002EE PC XT U S...

Page 85: ...Telex terminals 102 key keyboard C015EE IBM and Telex terminals 122 key keyboard Decision Data models 3496 and 3781 C017EE Macintosh U S keyboard C021EE Data General D213 D413 C025EE TeleVideo models...

Page 86: ...include lowercase or nonalphanumeric characters in a bar code For exam ple to include an exclamation mark in a bar code you would encode it as A slash capital a Use mnemonics for on screen and serial...

Page 87: ...key in a bar code can present a problem if your decoder is programmed to follow every bar code transmission with an autoterminator character You can eliminate the autoterminator by includ ing the zap...

Page 88: ...ue Key Code 39 ASCII Value SP space 20 A A 41 a A 61 A 21 B B 42 b B 62 B 22 C C 43 c C 63 C 23 D D 44 d D 64 D 24 E E 45 e E 65 E 25 F F 46 f F 66 F 26 G G 47 g G 67 G 27 H H 48 h H 68 H 28 I I 49 i...

Page 89: ...3F _ O 5F Delete T 7F Zap Z 1A When used as a string value in on screen programming must be entered as When used as a string value in on screen programming must be entered as Not an actual key see inf...

Page 90: ...9 X24 U I 8009 Vertical Tab X10 K 0B F10 X25 U J 800A Enter CR M 0D F11 X26 U K 800B Alt Off XA0 N 0E F12 X27 U L 800C Alt On XA1 O 0F Insert X36 U U 8015 Left Ctrl On XC1 S 13 Home X37 U V 8016 Left...

Page 91: ...8037 0 NP0 U0 8030 8 NP8 U8 8038 1 NP1 U1 8031 9 NP9 U9 8039 2 NP2 U2 8032 Table 10 Macintosh Keyboard Keys Key Mne monic Code 39 ASCII Value Key Mne monic Code 39 ASCII Value F1 X16 U A 8001 End X40...

Page 92: ...0 T 14 F14 X29 U N 800E Option XD1 U 15 F15 X30 U O 800F Shift XE0 V 16 Help X36 U U 8015 Shift XE1 W 17 Home X37 U V 8016 Caps Lock XF0 X 18 Page Up X38 U W 8017 Caps Lock XF1 Y 19 Delete X39 U X 801...

Page 93: ...e 39 ASCII Value Key Mne monic Code 39 ASCII Value F1 X16 U A 8001 FUNCT XF0 X 18 F2 X17 U B 8002 FUNCT XF1 Y 19 F3 X18 U C 8003 TAB TABR I 09 F4 X19 U D 8004 Tab X10 K 0B F5 X20 U E 8005 Enter CR M 0...

Page 94: ...803B UP U A 801B BREAK X60 U G 803C DOWN U B 801C CE X61 U H 803D LEFT U C 801D PRINT X62 U I 803E RIGHT U D 801E Numeric Keypad X54 U L 802C 3 NP3 U3 8033 X55 U M 802D 4 NP4 U4 8034 X56 U N 802E 5 N...

Page 95: ...X20 U E 8005 Scroll Lock X5 E 05 F6 X21 U F 8006 Back space X8 H 08 F7 X22 U G 8007 Tab TABR I 09 F8 X23 U H 8008 Enter CR M 0D F9 X24 U I 8009 Esc X11 A 1B F10 X25 U J 800A Insert Here X36 U U 8015...

Page 96: ...X35 U T 8014 PF2 X47 U E 8025 UP U A 801B PF3 X48 U F 8026 DOWN U B 801C PF4 X49 U G 8027 LEFT U C 801D Select X50 U H 8028 RIGHT U D 801E Compose Character X51 U I 8029 Table 12 DEC Keyboard Keys Co...

Page 97: ...and ASCII equivalents for these keys Key board specific keys in the figures begin with an X for example X11 or have a mnemonic label to encode those keys see Table 13 Numeric Keypad X54 U L 802C 4 NP4...

Page 98: ...0 9 8 7 O P I U Y T G H J K L M N V B C X Z A S D F R E W Q SP LEFT DOWN RIGHT UP X11 X16 X17 X18 X19 X20 X21 X22 X23 TABR X3 XE XC XF X24 X25 X26 X27 X43 X44 X45 X8 X36 X37 X42 X46 X47 X48 X49 X39 X...

Page 99: ...C X Z A S D F R E W Q SP LEFT DOWN RIGHT UP X16 X17 X18 X19 X20 X21 X22 X23 X24 X25 X26 X27 X28 X29 X30 X31 X32 X33 X34 X35 X43 X44 X45 X46 X68 TABR X48 X47 X42 X59 X58 X69 X57 X60 X50 X5 1 X3 X61 XA...

Page 100: ...01 X46 U D 8024 DOWN U B 801C X17 U B 8002 X47 U E 8025 LEFT U C 801D X18 U C 8003 X48 U F 8026 RIGHT U D 801E X19 U D 8004 X49 U G 8027 XA0 N 0E X20 U E 8005 X50 U H 8028 XA1 O 0F X21 U F 8006 X51 U...

Page 101: ...35 U T 8014 X65 UA 8041 X5 E 05 X36 U U 8015 X66 UB 8042 X6 F 06 X37 U V 8016 X67 UC 8043 X7 G 07 X38 U W 8017 X68 UD 8044 X8 H 08 X39 U X 8018 X69 UE 8045 X9 J 0A X40 U Y 8019 X70 UF 8046 X10 K 0B X4...

Page 102: ...or U Q 8031 NP6 U6 or U V 8036 NP2 U2 or U R 8032 NP7 U7 or U S 8037 NP3 U3 or U S 8033 NP8 U8 or U X 8038 NP4 U4 or U T 8034 NP9 U9 or U Y 8039 Table 13 IBM Terminal Keyboard Keys Continued Mne moni...

Page 103: ...Pin 13 Pin 14 Pin 1 Table 14 Pin Description Usage Notes 1 Audio output 2 No connection Reserved 3 No connection Reserved 4 No connection Reserved 5 No connection Reserved 6 Ready Equivalent of Data...

Page 104: ...only 14 Ground Signal ground 15 Keyboard interface Keyboard wedge only 16 Keyboard interface Keyboard wedge only 17 Keyboard interface Keyboard wedge only 18 Keyboard interface Keyboard wedge only 19...

Page 105: ...5 Pin Usage 1 Laser sync in mag channel 1 data in 2 Bar code data in 3 Good read out 4 Mag present in 5 Laser trigger in mag channel 1 clock in 6 Laser scan enable out mag channel 2 clock in 7 Ground...

Page 106: ...Wedge 10 Input 2 Connector Pin 6 Pin 1 Pin 9 Pin 5 Table 16 Pin Usage 1 Mag channel 1 data in 2 Not used 3 Not used 4 Mag present in 5 Mag channel 1 clock in 6 Mag channel 2 clock in 7 Ground 8 Mag ch...

Page 107: ...ave been removed for easy switching of slave units See page Cloning on page 24 for information about cloning DE 9 Female DE 9 Female To Input 1 on To Input 1 on Master Slave LSYNC IN 1 1 LSYNC IN Rece...

Page 108: ...defaults 13 47 1 for serial parameters 10 48 BARCOM 2 batch programming 17 24 bar code batch 17 22 bar codes for 79 80 serial batch 23 24 baud rate 29 45 bar codes for 48 49 default 10 beeper options...

Page 109: ...nments pinouts 98 101 conversion options 26 39 40 D D0 D1 D2 predefined defaults 13 bar codes for 13 47 data bits 29 45 bar codes for 49 default setting 10 data strings 16 18 23 data type 28 45 bar co...

Page 110: ...ing parameters for 40 K keyboard keys programming 81 97 keyboard types bar codes for 79 80 keyboard wedge model 2 cable 6 installation 6 7 L Labelcode 4 5 bar codes for 68 programming parameters for 4...

Page 111: ...ors 3 4 7 10 11 pin assignments pinouts 3 101 input devices 3 4 installation 5 11 keyboard wedge FD 000 11 6 7 serial FD 000 10 8 10 models 1 2 keyboard wedge FD 000 11 2 serial FD 000 10 2 pin assign...

Page 112: ...or 37 stop bits 30 45 bar codes for 49 default setting 10 strings 16 18 23 terminator for 16 18 23 Symbol blinking mode 4 symbologies 3 symbology identifier option 27 42 symbology identifiers 75 T ter...

Page 113: ...User s Guide 108 default setting 10 Z zap character 82...

Page 114: ...on the Support link at the top of PSC s home page Browse the TekForum at PSC s website to find answers to your questions about common technical issues Register with Tek Forum to submit a question to...

Page 115: ...Bar Code Menu START OFF 0 0 5 5 ESC A ON 1 1 6 6 2 2 7 7 A A 3 3 8 8 B B 4 4 9 9 C C D D E E F F PREDEFINED DEFAULTS DO D0EE D1 D1EE D2 D2EE...

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