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Product Safety

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1.3 SCANNER LABELING

The product label and the laser safety label are on the back and the side of this
scanner as indicated in the illustration below. All labels are attached by the
manufacturer and should not be removed.

The information about the serial and part numbers can be found on the product
label. These official registration numbers are strictly related to the device. The
supplier may ask for these numbers when the scanner needs servicing.

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Summary of Contents for MICA M-9030

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Page 4: ... USA Canada To be used with UL listed and CSA certified computers POS systems A utiliser avec des ordinateurs systèmes POS registrés UL certifiés CSA This scanner should only be powered by a UL listed or CUL Certified Power Supply having limited power source of Class 2 outputs rated 5 2 VDU minimum 0 64 A minimum 40 C or the scanner should be directly powered by a UL listed and CSA certified compu...

Page 5: ...A1 2007 5 EN 55024 1998 A1 2001 A2 2003 5 1 3 SCANNER LABELING 6 Chapter 2 7 Installation 7 2 1 UNPACKING 9 2 2 CONNECTING 10 2 3 MOUNTING 11 2 4 POWERING 13 2 5 INITIALIZING 14 Chapter 3 16 Using this Scanner 16 3 1 SCANNING BARCODES 17 3 2 CONTROLLING 20 3 3 MAINTAINING 20 Chapter 4 21 Applications 21 Appendices 24 A CONNECTOR TYPES AND PIN DEFINITIONS 25 B TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 26 ...

Page 6: ...C DIMENSION DRAWINGS 28 D TROUBLESHOOTING 28 ...

Page 7: ...SB allows the unit to communicate with the host system with considerable flexibility Scanning Capability The unique design of scan pattern provides an ideal scan performance in the retail environment Decoding Capability The barcode decoding capability is up to date including GS1 DataBar and all major 1D barcode symbologies The STAR reconstruction software enables the reading of fragmented and dama...

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Page 9: ...Chapter 1 Product Safety ...

Page 10: ...han 3 9 µW per CDRH Class IIa specification Do not attempt to remove the protective housing of the scanner as unscanned laser light with a peak output up to 0 8 mW could be accessible inside Laser Light Viewer The scanner window is the only aperture through which laser light may be observed on this product A failure of the scanner motor while the laser diode continues to emit a laser beam may caus...

Page 11: ...t Safety 5 1 2DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Will comply with the following product specifications Laser Safety IEC EN 825 1 2007 Electrical Safety EN 60950 EMC EN 55022 2006 A1 2007 EN 55024 1998 A1 2001 A2 2003 ...

Page 12: ...indicated in the illustration below All labels are attached by the manufacturer and should not be removed The information about the serial and part numbers can be found on the product label These official registration numbers are strictly related to the device The supplier may ask for these numbers when the scanner needs servicing ...

Page 13: ...Chapter 2 Installation ...

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Page 15: ...anner on your host system 6 USB cable Use to connect the scanner with your host system See page 10 for other optional cables 7 Configuration Guide Use to configure this scanner with barcodes 8 User s Manual Provides installation and use instructions NOTE If anything is missing or appears to be damaged immediately contact your dealer You can mount this scanner without the fit plate but the plate ma...

Page 16: ...aker volume on the Configuration Guide 2 2CONNECTING Interface Selection This scanner allows you to connect your host system using four different interface cables RS232 Keyboard Wedge USB and Powered USB On powering up the scanner senses the type of the interface used and switches to the appropriate protocol Interface Cable Connector type RS232 Product Number 0114 SM01121 Sub D 9 pin Keyboard Wedg...

Page 17: ...low 1 Open the cable cap of this scanner 2 Connect the desired interface cable to this scanner 3 Close the cable cap 4 Connect the interface cable to your host system 2 3MOUNTING To mount this scanner follow the steps below NOTE Before fixing this scanner to your host system connect the desired interface cable to this scanner first See section 2 2 Connecting ...

Page 18: ...ner with screws 2 Attach this scanner to the scanner stand of your host system Special package with the High Stand Step 1 Locking the adjustable red bolt and fasten base stand with the base plate clockwise Step 2 Remove the screw from the cable cap detach the cap and insert the interface cable and then lock the cap up with screw Step 3 Assemble front and back cases with this scanner unit inside pu...

Page 19: ... designed to use a single cable for both data transmission and power supply This requires that your host system can provide sufficient power on its data port RS232 KBW or USB Power injector Some applicable this scanner interface cables have a power injector to connect an external power supply in case the host system cannot supply sufficient power for the scanner 5 2V AC adapter Power injector Cabl...

Page 20: ... that the desired interface cable is connected to this scanner and your host system 2 Power up this scanner 3 Initialize the communication parameters by scanning the programming barcode 1 1 and 1 3 on the Configuration Guide NOTE The procedure is required only once However when changing the cable from one type to another you need to perform the procedure again KBW mode In KBW Keyboard Wedge mode t...

Page 21: ...to Keyboard Emulation Mode This scanner transmits the data in International Keyboard layout ALT method for communication NOTE The USB must be directly connected to the host USB port and not through an un powered USB hub Other available USB communication selections are USB IBM fixed POS scanner USB IBM handheld scanner emulation USB COM port emulation NOTE See section 3 5 USB communication on the C...

Page 22: ...Using Mica 16 Chapter 3 Using this Scanner ...

Page 23: ...labels can easily be read by presenting them to the scanner NOTE Since this scanner is a presentation scanner best results are obtained if the barcode is moved towards the scanner This scanner s scan volume is illustrated in the figure below The optimal reading zone lies between 5 and 30 cm from the scanner window The scan depth varies depending on the size of the barcode ...

Page 24: ...Using this Scanner 18 ...

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Page 26: ...x Enable cancels disable Shift Out or Ctrl N 0F Hex Disable Shift In or Ctrl O 12 Hex Sleep DC2 or Ctrl R 14 Hex Wake cancels sleep DC4 or Ctrl T NOTE More commands are available upon request Please contact your dealer for more information 3 3MAINTAINING This scanner requires little maintenance Only occasional cleaning of the scanner window is necessary to remove dirt and fingerprints Cleaning can...

Page 27: ...Chapter 4 Applications ...

Page 28: ...ding and updating EMR Electronic Medical Records at POC Point of Care or lab Monitoring administration of medications by EMR Supply chain inventory management Service Information A wide variety of self service kiosks Entrance passes for transportation systems cinemas theatres Book Music CD VCD DVD rental or vending for libraries and stores Price checkers for supermarkets Recycling or reverse vendi...

Page 29: ...ion costs All of these require a high performance barcode scanning solution In all barcode based solutions the core unit is the barcode scanning module This scanner features high integrability flexibility scanning and decoding capability The compact design allows it to be integrated easily into almost any host system with minimum space requirement Possible applications are POS terminals Mobile com...

Page 30: ...Appendices 24 Appendices A Connection Types and Pin Definitions B Technical Specifications C Troubleshooting ...

Page 31: ...pecial purpose cable you can refer to the information below The Connector type RJ 48 10 pins Pin Definition for multiple interface Multiple Interface RS 232 KBW USB Powered USB Pin Description Description Description Remark 1 IFID IFID Interface ID 2 CTS PC Clock 3 RxD PC Data 4 TxD KB Data IFID Interface ID 5 RTS KB Clock 6 Ground Ground Ground Ground 7 5V 5V 5V 5V may be used to power scanner 8 ...

Page 32: ...stics Light source 650 nm visible laser diode Depth of field Up to 230 mm 13mill 0 33mm PCS 90 Code39 Scan pattern 6 direction scan field 24 lines scan pattern Scan rate 2 000 scans per second Light level Max 4 800 LUX Barcode types EAN UPC JAN Add on ISBN Code 128 EAN 128 Code 93 Code 39 Code 32 Codabar Interleaved 2 of 5 MSI Plessey GS1 DataBar compliance symbol 1 9 Scan pattern 10 cm ...

Page 33: ...or Black Stand Short and Tall stands as optional Environmental Operating Temperature 0 C 40 C 32 F 104 F Storage Temperature 10 C 60 C 14 F 140 F Humidity 5 95 RH non condensing dew Safety Laser Safety IEC EN 825 1 2007 Electrical Safety EN 60950 EM Compatibility Radio and TV Interference EN 55024 22 FCC Part 15 class B CNS 13438 ...

Page 34: ...nner is disabled by the host Refer to section 3 2 The barcode type you presented to the scanner is not supported by this scanner The scanner does not accept more than two or three barcodes There is no proper handshaking with the host system Switch the host system on and check connection and communication settings A barcode is read by the scanner but not accepted by the host system The communicatio...

Page 35: ...s on In MS windows environment verify with the device manager that the HID Human Interface Device is installed for the scanner Check that the scanner and the host system both expect the same USB protocol KB emulation RS232 emulation or IBM POS protocol See the Configuration Guide for setup codes and reset the scanner after making any changes When using a standard USB cable the scanner defaults to ...

Page 36: ...Appendices 30 after programming back to default using the Configuration Guide ...

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