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4.Installing the USB Driver

(5) After the computer is restarted, turn on the power for the SR-430, and connect it to the computer's

USB port.

(6) The Found New Hardware Wizard is started.

In response to "Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software", select "No,

not this time".

(7) In response to "What do you want the wizard to do", select "Install from a list or specific loca-

tion (Advanced)".

1) Turn on
the power

2) Connect to the PC
using a USB cable

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Summary of Contents for SR-430

Page 1: ...ating manual C43497510 00 OPTICAL MARK READER OPTICAL MARK READER SR 430 SR 430 Operating manual Head Office 7 24 14 Oizumi Gakuen cho Nerima ku Tokyo 178 8686 Japan Telephone 03 3978 2335 Fax 03 3978 5229 ...

Page 2: ...re using this product be sure to thoroughly read this manual so that you can use it properly Notice Microsoft Visual Basic is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation This product must not be reproduced or modified without permission from SEKONIC Introduction ...

Page 3: ...6 CD ROM ...

Page 4: ...to repair it For details contact the shop at which you have purchased it In case that the free warranty period has expired or the failure is related to your responsibility or has resulted from a worn part we will repair it with charge The scope of this warranty is limited to this product and its accessories Note that SEKONIC will not be responsible for any financial damage lost profit or claim fro...

Page 5: ...ion by neglecting this instruction may result in death or serious injury Caution Improper operation by neglecting this instruction may result in personal or property damage Safety Precautions Instructs that the part must be grounded for safety operation Neglecting this instruction may generate smoke or a fire Neglecting this instruction may cause an electric shock Indicates a prohibited action Ind...

Page 6: ...sed with water or other foreign matter inside a fire or an electric shock may occur If the device should be dropped or the cover broken immediately turn the power switch off and remove the power code from the outlet Then contact the sales shop Do not cover the vent hole Otherwise heat is contained inside resulting in a fire Precautions on device Do not use it with other supply voltage than the spe...

Page 7: ... an injury When placing your hand on the paper feeding surface of the main unit be careful not to allow your finger to be caught or hit When maintaining the device be sure to remove the power code from the outlet for your safety When the device is not in use for long periods remove the power code from the outlet for safety Before moving the device be sure to remove the power code from the outlet I...

Page 8: ...Initialize Commands 27 9 B Card Feed Commands 37 9 C Device Control Setting Commands 38 10 Data Transfer Mode 39 10 A Data Transfer Commands 39 10 B A Mode 1 byte Fixed Output Command 40 10 C C Mode Fixed Length Output Command 41 10 D CA Mode Fixed Length Output Command for Automatic Density Distinction 42 10 E E Mode Variable Length Output Command 43 10 F EAMode Variable Length Output Command for...

Page 9: ...Table of Contents 12 External Views 55 13 Appendix 56 13 A Reference for card creation 56 13 B Code Tables 62 13 C Typical sample program 64 13 D Check card 67 ...

Page 10: ...during card feeding operation If the device is used without being grounded or the metallic part is touched malfunction or an elec tric shock may result 5 Do not place the device in a place subject to direct sunlight or near a heater Also be careful not to allow sudden temperature change moisture dust or excessive shock around the device Otherwise a failure like wrong paper feeding reading or opera...

Page 11: ...h Part 2 Names of Each Part TEST LED yellow Power switch READY LED green POWER LED orange Total counter RS 232C Fuse holder Power connector Power code Ground terminal reserved ERROR LED red Clear switch Feed switch USB ...

Page 12: ... 3 2 Names of Each Part Side guard Card stopper Stacker Guide lock lever Top cover Side guide Guide wire Lock lever ...

Page 13: ... 4 2 Names of Each Part Rotary switch SW2 Rotary switch SW3 Rotary switch SW1 DIP switch DIPSW Card detection sensor Separation pad Paper feeding roller ...

Page 14: ...eding rate using standard sized cards at room temperature 8 Hopper capacity 200 sheets max paper of ream weight of 110kg basis weight of 127 9g m2 standard sized card 9 Error check Four types of errors can be judged jam timing mark card empty and double feeding errors 10 Self check The card detection sensor is to be checked 11 Serial Interface Serial EIA RS 232C based asynchronous half duplex data...

Page 15: ...e Premium Business Ultimate 4 The OS must be preinstalled The software may not work for certain computer models and configurations Operation is not guaranteed for systems with an upgraded OS add on USB interface self built computers built to order computers and in emulator environments such as VirtualPC Operation is not guaranteed for connections that pass through a USB hub A drive capable of read...

Page 16: ... Start Windows load the driver CD and run the installer program sr430usbInstaller exe on the CD 4 Installing the USB Driver 3 Click the Install button 4 Click Continue Anyway After installation is completed the program will ask you to restart the computer for certain environments Click Yes to restart the computer Double click ...

Page 17: ...uter s USB port 6 The Found New Hardware Wizard is started In response to Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software select No not this time 7 In response to What do you want the wizard to do select Install from a list or specific loca tion Advanced 1 Turn on the power 2 Connect to the PC using a USB cable ...

Page 18: ...these locations insert a check mark for Include this location in the search and click the Browse button and select the C Program Files SEKONIC SR 430 folder 9 Click Continue Anyway 10 Click Finish to complete the installation 2 Add check mark 3 Select the folder 1 Select ...

Page 19: ...the USB driver follow the procedure below to check the port number assigned when using the USB interface 1 Right click My Computer on the Desktop to open a pop up menu and click Properties 1 Select 2 Click 2 Select the Hardware tab and click the Device Manager 3 Click Ports and check the assigned port in parentheses for the SR 430 entry ...

Page 20: ...use a specific port The procedure for changing the port is de scribed below 1 Right click the SR 430 entry from the Device Manager screen see section 4 C and then click Properties from the pop up menu 4 Installing the USB Driver 1 Select 2 Click 2 Click 1 Right click 1 Select the port 2 Select the Port Settings tab and then click Advanced 3 At COM Port Number select the port number that you want t...

Page 21: ...install Procedure From the Control Panel go to Add or Remove Programs click the Change Remove button and uninstall by following the instructions 4 Installing the USB Driver 2 Click Uninstall 1 Click Change Remove ...

Page 22: ...er Raise the side guard Card stopper and card size Position A Long sized card Position B Standard sized card Position C Postcard sized card Stopper plate When using long sized cards it is recommended to use the stopper plate so as to prevent paper from coming out of the stacker Setting method Engage the angled hole on the stopper plate with the protrusion at the center of the top cover and firmly ...

Page 23: ...this switch feeds one card CLEAR Clears an error if any The hardware or cover open error however cannot be cleared 2 Meanings of LED display TEST yellow Comes on in the test mode ERROR red Comes on when an error occurs READY green Comes on when communication is enabled POWER orange Comes on when the power is turned on Operation panel TEST ERROR READY POWER CLEAR FEED 5 Operation ...

Page 24: ...less they are well aligned 3 Press the side guide hard to the cards so that no clearance is allowed between them Otherwise a reading error may occur When moving the side guide keep pressing the guide lock lever green The side guide is fixed when the lever is released 4 For the maximum card number settable onto the hopper refer to the side guide index Note that setting too many cards on it may resu...

Page 25: ...g of SW3 The settings of SW3 are as follows If DF is detected in the SR 307 or SR 305 SR 305S mode it is assumed to be a jam error outputting an error code refers to the initial setting Note Please set position between 1and 6 The deveice will not work correctly In case of set other position from following Set position and paper ream weight standard DF sensitivity Thin Thick DF not judged Position ...

Page 26: ...ge of cards Avoid storing cards in a place subject to sudden environmental change Pay sufficient atten tion to moisture and keep them in a cabinet or the like Do not leave them in a dusty place like near a window 3 Before using new cards to test card feeding be sure to loosen each card apart as shown in the figure below so as to prevent double feeding due to cards not completely separated 5 Operat...

Page 27: ... 18 No clearance but cards are not aligned Clearance OK NG 5 Operation ...

Page 28: ...ing use a specified check card 1 Turning the power switch on while pressing the Feed switch sounds a buzzer and calls the test mode turning all LEDs on 2 Pressing the Feed switch once continuously feeds cards During this continuous feeding a buzzer goes off if a reading error occurs 3 Keep pressing the Feed switch stops card feeding 4 In order to exit from the test mode turn the power off and on a...

Page 29: ...r e k r a m g n i m i T e r a s k r a m g n i m i t e l b a l i a v A k r a m g n i m i t o n r o s s e l r o e e r h t s d r a c k c e h C d e t c e t e d s i r o r r e e n i l n o i t a c i n u m m o C d n a r e t u p m o c t s o h n e e w t e b e c i v e d r o r r e n u r r e v O r o r r e y t i r a P r o r r e g n i m a r F H 1 5 r o r r e n o i t a c i n u m m o C e h t t a h t e r u s e k a ...

Page 30: ... d e l i o S g n i n a e l C 1 1 n i s r e l l o r f o g n i n a e l C 1 m o t p m y S n o i t c A n o d e n r u t e b t o n n a c r e w o p e h T y l r e p o r p s i e d o c r e w o p e h t t a h t e r u s e k a M d e t c e n n o c s e m o c d e r D E L R O R R E e h T n o r e w o p e h t g n i n r u t r e t f a n o 1 F 5 o t r e f e R d e l b a s i d s i g n i d a e R f I t e s y l r e p o r p s...

Page 31: ...ing data transfer rate Set the same data transfer rate baud rate to this device and the computer The device is set at 9 600bps by default Before switching turning SW1 be sure to turn the power of the device off When setting the baud rate of the computer refer to its operation manual The baud rate is set using 0 to 4 of SW1 refers to the default setting SW1 Sets baud rate 5 to 9 are not used 1 2 3 ...

Page 32: ... s e t n i d e s u d r a C g n i m i t d e z i s d r a c t s o P e p y t l o r t n o c g n i m i t d e z i s d r a C e p y t r e d n u t c e r i d 8 7 e t o n e d o m n o i t a r e p O 7 8 0 3 4 R S e l b i t a p m o c 0 1 4 R S F F O F F O e l b i t a p m o c 7 0 3 R S N O F F O e l b i t a p m o c 5 0 3 R S e l b i t a p m o c S 5 0 3 R S F F O N O d e s u t o N N O N O 6 Connection to Computer ...

Page 33: ...l is at the high level RS The device outputs low level RSs in the unreceivable state DR The device outputs high level DRs while the power is turned on Signal level High 3V to 12V Low 3V to 12V The following signals are only available to use RS 232C connection 6 Signal name and pin connection l a n g i S r e t u p m o c l a n r e t x E n o i t c e r i d l a n g i S e c i v e d s i h T l a n g i S n...

Page 34: ...ble light specifications The above ball point pen 3 Density PCS 0 7 min 1 4 Typical entries Note When using a mechanical pencil be sure to enter a mark with enough density 1 PCS Printed Contrast Signal It refers to the contrast in reflectance of a printed mark symbol or letter against the non printed part of paper It is calculated as follows PCS white reflectance black reflectance white reflectanc...

Page 35: ...imize the reading sensitivity For SW2 use level 1 to 8 and do not use level 0 9 to F 2 When adjusting the sensitivity enter marks with different densities line width or thickness on mark cards to test reading Then check and adjust entered marks and the reading sensitivity level using SW2 3 Functions of SW2 SR 430 SR 410 compatible mode SR 307 SR 305 compatible mode Note refers to the default setti...

Page 36: ...s enabled when the power is turned on while software is prioritized when a DL command is used This setting is not stored after the power is turned off This applies to when the CAN command is executed In the SR 307 compatible mode the density levels are 1 to 8 Format DLE D L N1 N2 CR 10H 44H 4CH 0DH N1N2 2 byte ASCII code d n a m m o C t a m r o F n o i t a n a l p x E L D E L D L D y t i s n e d g...

Page 37: ...es are compared among those at the set level or more and marks under the set level are cancelled 2 When there are more than one mark at the same density level more than one pieces of data are also output e g 1 When the density level is set at 2 and there are marks of density 6 4 and 3 If the density difference of 3 is specified the mark under the density level of 3 6 3 3 is cancelled and two piece...

Page 38: ...ce DLE T CR STX N CR Receive 10H 55H 0DH 02H 0DH N Specifies the format 1 byte ASCII numerical code between 1 and 5 N values determine the mark read areas in the formats shown in the table below Setting method of timing control type Specifying the timing control type with N 1 when specifying the T command sets the read area at three times of the timing mark Format DLE T CR STX 1 CR 10H 55H 0DH 02H...

Page 39: ...ct under type 3 Mark to mark type front end or blank space not to be read 4 Mark to mark type front end or blank space to be read d R R d x m m Specified multiple fixed at 3 d Timing mark width R R 1st column R 2nd column R 1st column Approx 2 5mm Descriptions of each control type 9 Control Commands ...

Page 40: ...e table below 4 3 In SR 305 SR 305S compatible mode Format Host Computer This device DLE T CR N CR Receive 10H 55H 0DH 0DH Specifies the timing control type N is the 1 byte ASCII numerical code indicating the reading method N t a m r o f g n i m i t d a e r k r a M 0 e p y t k r a m o t k r a M 1 e p y t r e d n u t c e r i d k r a m g n i m i T 2 e p y t l o r t n o c g n i m i T s e m i t 3 e l ...

Page 41: ... space to be read R R 2nd column R 1st column Approx 2 5mm Descriptions of each read timing format R refers to the read area 1 Timing control type d R R d x m m Specified multiple fixed at 3 d Timing mark width Descriptions of each control type 9 Control Commands ...

Page 42: ...lable are C CA D E EA ED ES and F modes 6 DC3 L Command Read Line Area Setting Command Explanation This command is executed together with any of data read commands such as E EA ED and ES This command is for specifying the read area of each line and the range of line whose density is compared The setting of this command is not stored The initial value after the power is turned on is set for each co...

Page 43: ...ry S1 3 Adds the STX code This value adds the code specified by S2 as the STX code CR is added as ETX S3 is not necessary S1 4 Adds the STX and ETX codes This value adds the code specified by S2 as the ETX code and the code specified by S3 as the STX code S1 5 The device neglects the codes specified by S2 or S3 as data at the time of reception S3 can be omitted Codes which are used in commands are...

Page 44: ...R C 2 X T E X T E X T E X T E X T E X T E 3 X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C 4 X T S X T E X T S X T E X T S X T E X T S X T E X T S X T E X T S X T E C A C D E A E D E 0 R C R C R C 1 R C R C R C R C R C R C 2 X T E X T E X T E X T E X T E X T E 3 X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C X T S R C 4 X T S X T E X T S X T E X T S X T E X T S X T E X T S X T E X ...

Page 45: ...mand initializes the device After this command is executed the device is reset internally and returns the ACK code 06H At the time the READY LED green and ERROR LED red blink The host computer must be designed to transmit the next command after receiving this code Separators like STX and ETX can be added by the DC4 command only in the SR 430 SR 410 compatible mode Format Host Computer This device ...

Page 46: ... n i a m e r s d r a C 3 H 3 3 n o d e n r u t e b t o n n a c 2 S r o r r e d e e f d r a C 4 H 4 3 d e s u t o N 5 H 5 3 d e s u t o N 6 H 6 3 t e s s i k c e h c F D a n e h w y l n o r o r r e F D d e r r u c c o s a h g n i d e e f e l b u o D H 0 4 r o r r e k r a m g n i m i T d e t c e t e d s k r a m g n i m i t s s e l r o 3 y l n o A H 1 4 d e s u t o N B H 2 4 y t p m e d r a C C H 3 4...

Page 47: ...ED flashes three times without sounding a buzzer for all types of errors When no card exists e d o C X E H n o i t a n a l p x E 0 H 0 3 y l l a m r o n t n e s n e e b e v a h s d r a C 1 H 1 3 d e s u t o N 2 H 2 3 y l l a m r o n t n e s n e e b t o n e v a h s d r a c r o r r e m a J 3 H 3 3 d e s u t o N 4 H 4 3 r o r r e k r a m g n i m i T d e t c e t e d s k r a m g n i m i t s s e l r o 3...

Page 48: ... l 4 f o s t i n u n i n m u l o c e n o s e d i v i D s r e b m u n l a m i c e d a x e h s a a t a d e h t g n i d r a g e r F o t 0 A C a t a d s a y l n o e d o m C e h t n i k r a m t s e k r a d e h t s t u p t u O D t a m r o f e d o m C e h t n i n m u l o c d e i f i c e p s e n o f o a t a d s t u p t u O E s n o i t i s o p e n i l d e k r a m o t g n i d n o p s e r r o c s e d o c I I...

Page 49: ...ors like STX and ETX can be added using the DC4 command Note This mode is enabled only with the 12 line format setting Example ASCII output data for the following marks 1st column 2nd column 3rd column 4th column Output data ASCII code 0 1 SP 2 HEX code 30H 31H 20H 32H Format Host Compute This device DLE A N1 N2 N3 M1 M2 M3 CR Receive 10H 41H 0DH Receive Data output Fixed length of 1 byte a column...

Page 50: ...gth data 10 C C Mode Fixed Length Output Command Explanation One column is divided in units of four lines Existence of a mark on each line is indicated by 1 and non existence is indicated by 0 The 4 bit unit is regarded as a 4 digit hexadecimal number and the ASCII codes from 0 to F are output Data are of fixed length of 3 bytes a column A 15 line postcard sized card is a fixed length of 4 bytes a...

Page 51: ... light colored marks of larger density difference than the set difference and outputs marks of smaller density difference than the set difference Since the density difference is set at 01 by default the darkest mark data is output in this case Density difference between a dark mark and the next darker mark to be canceled can be set using the DC3 DD command Separators like STX and ETX can be added ...

Page 52: ... DC4 command DIP SW6 OFF DIP SW6 ON Format Host Computer This device DLE E N1 N2 N3 M1 M2 M3 CR Receive 10H 45H 0DH Receive Data output CR CR CR CR Data of X 1 bytes a column x M1M2M3 columns X 1 Variable length data of number of marks 1 byte CR N1N2N3 3 byte ASCII code indicating read start column number Example From the 3rd column 003 30H 30H 33H M1M2M3 3 byte ASCII code indicating number of col...

Page 53: ...the preset sensitivity level Marks of density less than the preset sensitivity level are canceled Note When there are several marks of the same density level data is also output in a plural form Format Host Computer This device DLE E A N1 N2 N3 M1 M2 M3 CR Receive 10H 45H 41H 0DH Receive Data output CR CR CR CR Data of X 1 bytes a column x M1M2M3 columns X 1 1 byte variable length data of number o...

Page 54: ...H 33H M1M2M3 3 byte ASCII code indicating number of columns to be read Example 50 columns 050 30H 35H 30H Note N1N2N3 and M1M2M3 cannot be omitted as 6 byte fixed length data A column without a mark is handled as space CR 20H 0DH Example When there are a mark of density level 2 at position 9 and one of density level 3 at position 1 data of one column to be sent from the device is as follows HEX co...

Page 55: ...m the 3rd column 003 30H 30H 33H M1M2M3 3 byte ASCII code indicating number of columns to be read Example 50 columns 050 30H 35H 30H Note N1N2N3 and M1M2M3 cannot be omitted as 6 byte fixed length data A column without a murk is handled as space CR space CR 20H 0DH 20H and 0D Example When there are a mark of density level 2 at position 9 and one of density level 3 at position 1 data of one column ...

Page 56: ...ected Separators like STX and ETX can be added using the DC4 command Format Host Computer This device DLE G N1 N2 N3 M1 M2 M3 CR Receive 10H 47H 0DH Receive Data output Fixed length of 1 byte a column x M1M2M3 columns N1N2N3 3 byte ASCII code indicating read start column number Example From the 3rd column 003 30H 30H 33H M1M2M3 3 byte ASCII code indicating number of columns to be read Example 50 c...

Page 57: ...planation This command is for outputting data in one specified column in the C mode format after indicating a certain column Format DLE D CR NI N2 CR 10H 44H 0DH 0DH N1N2 Specifies a certain column 10 L F Mode Explanation This command is for outputting data in one specified column in the E mode format after indicating a certain column Format DLE F CR NI N2 CR 10H 46H 0DH 0DH N1N2 Specifies a certa...

Page 58: ...for outputting the status after card feeding The data are of 1 byte fixed length ASCII codes Separators like STX and ETX can be added using the DC4 command Format Host Computer This device ENQ CR Receive 05H 0DH Receive Data output Error status For error statuses see 8 B 2 10 Data Transfer Mode ...

Page 59: ...and command is issued The data are of 3 byte fixed length ASCII codes Separators like STX and ETX can be added using the DC4 command Format Host Computer This device ENQ T CR Receive 05H 54H 0DH Receive Data output Number of timing marks Example When the number of timing marks is 64 064 data is output Note In the case of the mark to mark type the contents of data vary for each mode SR 430 SR 410 c...

Page 60: ...dicating the sensor number 1 byte data indicating the status of each sensor by bit is returned when N is 0 or the status of a specified sensor when N is not 0 When N 0 When N 0 The sensor is turned on when status data 1 or off when status data 0 N 1 31H Sensor S1 2 32H Sensor S2 3 33H Sensor S3 4 34H Sensor S4 5 35H DF sensor 6 36H Cover open 0 Close 1 Open 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 t i B l a n g i S l o r ...

Page 61: ...have been ejected DF sensor Located between S1 and S2 and detects double feeding Cover open Detects whether the top cover is open or not Sensor position S1 S2 S3 S4 Hopper Paper feeding roller DF sensor Reader Direction of card feeding Cover open 10 N SR 305 Compatible Command Explanation The SR 305 SR 305S type is equipped with data transfer modes of A B C D E F G and H which are also available f...

Page 62: ... 2 Cleaning of read lens Wipe the lens on the reader by softly pressing clean cloth slightly wetted with disinfectant alcohol ethanol to it once a month or in every 5 000 sheet feeding If the read lens is stained a reading error may occur 3 Cleaning of various sensors Wipe the sensors by softly pressing clean cloth slightly wetted with disinfectant alcohol etha nol to it once a month or in every 5...

Page 63: ...to prevent the roller material from deteriorating 11 B Time of change of parts Spare or consumption parts are required to be regularly changed in order to use this device safely and comfortably Please make contact with the dealer or distributor when they will become a time to be changed A change of the above parts depends on condition of the device Lock lever Open Close 11 Cleaning and Time of cha...

Page 64: ... 55 単位ｍｍ 12 External Views 360 222 171 695 12 External Views ...

Page 65: ...ction of fiber Parallels the longer side of paper direction of card feeding 4 PCS measurement wavelength 940nm for the near infrared light specifications 660nm for the infrared visible light specifications Note 1 Drop out color Refers to a color which is not read by optical mark read elements due to being converted to the same signals as blank parts although visible as various colors to human eyes...

Page 66: ...0 0 3 s k r a m g n i m i t f o r e b m u N n i m s t n i o p r u o F 2 1 n i g n i w a r d e c n e r e f e R 6 A 3 Printing of timing mark For postcard sized cards use the timing mark control type 4 Mark entry frame fixed value for standard sized card a Dimensions rectangle Height V 0 8 to 1 5mm Should be less however than the timing mark width W Length H 3 5 to 4 3mm b Print color Use a drop out...

Page 67: ...ed card A 0 1 A 0 1 0 1 6 35 3 0 1 6 35 6 35 11 Tolerance not accumulated 82 55 Timing mark Mark entry column Allowable range of overall dimensions 5 0 min 9 0 min 2 21 2 21 4 0 0 8 max 1 0 0 05 187 32 187 45 187 20 82 47 82 73 General tolerance 0 20 Unit mm 13 Appendix ...

Page 68: ... 0 1 0 1 0 2 A 0 2 A 6 35 6 35 6 35 Line 1 Tolerance not accumulated Card width 4 0 min Timing mark Mark entry column 5 0 min 9 0 min 2 5 min 2 5 min 3 5 4 3 0 8 1 5 1 0 0 05 Standard Card length 3 0 1 General tolerance 0 20 Unit mm 13 Appendix ...

Page 69: ... 0 1 0 2 A 0 2 A 6 35 6 35 6 35 Line 1 Tolerance not accumulated Card width 4 0 min Timing mark Mark entry column 9 0 min 9 0 min 4 23 min 4 23 min 3 0 1 3 5 4 3 0 8 1 5 1 33 0 89 0 05 Card length General tolerance 0 20 Unit mm 13 Appendix ...

Page 70: ... 1 A 0 1 0 2 A 0 2 A 6 35 6 35 6 35 Line 1 Tolerance not accumulated Card width 4 0 min Timing mark Mark entry column 9 0 min 9 0 min 2 5 min 2 5 min 3 5 4 3 0 8 1 5 1 0 0 05 Card length 3 0 1 General tolerance 0 20 Unit mm 13 Appendix ...

Page 71: ... S C S E S F S G S R S U K L M N O k l m n o L E D e d o C I I C S A l a m i c e d a x e h r e b m u n n o i t a t o n l a m i c e D e d o C I I C S A l a m i c e d a x e h r e b m u n n o i t a t o n l a m i c e D Q N E H 5 0 5 E H 5 4 9 6 R C H D 0 3 1 F H 6 4 0 7 L E D H 0 1 6 1 G H 7 4 1 7 1 C D H 1 1 7 1 H H 8 4 2 7 2 C D H 2 1 8 1 I H 9 4 3 7 3 C D H 3 1 9 1 J H A 4 4 7 4 C D H 4 1 0 2 K H B...

Page 72: ...2 H D 2 H E 5 H F 2 H 0 3 H 1 3 H 2 3 H 3 3 H 4 3 H 5 3 H 6 3 H 7 3 H 8 3 H 9 3 H 6 2 H A 3 H 4 2 H 1 2 H 3 2 H E 2 H 4 2 H C 2 H 0 4 H C 3 H A 2 H 5 2 H 7 2 H 8 2 H 9 2 H F 5 H D 3 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 8 6 Y 8 6 X 8 6 0 8 7 8 7 0 3 0 Y 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y 6 Y 7 Y 8 Y 9 Y 1 X 2 X 3 X 4 X 5 X 6 X 7 X 8 X 9 X 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 H B 2 H B 3 H E 3 H 2 2 H F ...

Page 73: ...pical program Private Sub Form_Load Screen MousePointer 11 Change mouse pointer to sandglass Initialize communication line MSComm1 Handshaking comRTS Set handshake method RS CS control MSComm1 RTSEnable True RS signal High receivable MSComm1 CommPort 4 Set communication port COM4 Change to using port MSComm1 Settings 38400 n 7 2 Set communication conditions MSComm1 PortOpen True Open communication...

Page 74: ...Comm1 InBufferCount 1 Response MSComm1 Input Receive initialize response If Response Chr H6 Then MsgBox Initialization fails Screen MousePointer 0 Exit Sub End If MSComm1 Output Chr H13 12 Chr HD Send read line specify command 12 lines MSComm1 Output Chr H10 T Chr HD Send timing format specify command direct under type MSComm1 Output Chr H2 2 Chr HD Read card MSComm1 Output Chr HD Send card read c...

Page 75: ...ode Chr HD Chr HA Display C mode data Read E mode read variable length data ReDim EMode Val TMCount As String Secure area Dim DataLength As Integer Text1 Text Text1 Text E Mode Chr HD Chr HA MSComm1 Output Chr H10 E001 TMCount Chr HD Send E mode read command ReciveCnt 0 Response Do Wait until E mode data is received DoEvents Response Response MSComm1 Input Receive E mode data DataLength InStr Resp...

Page 76: ... 67 13 D Check card 12 line standard sized check card 15 line postcard sized check card 13 Appendix ...

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