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Step 3 – Explore the Start View 

USB

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Reader Features  

Note:

 Cables may vary depending on configuration.

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 LED Indicator

Reader Window   

Reader Trigger                 

            

USB

Accessories

USB Caps Lock Override Options

Add a Tab Key

Return to Factory Defaults / Add an Enter Key

V410-H Handheld Reader  

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 IN WORK 

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V410-H Stand

Quick Start Guide

Step 6 – Configure the Reader

Step 4 – Create or Load a Setup 

Add an Enter Key

Decode the symbol below to add an Enter key after decoded data.

(Carriage Return / Line Feed)

Return to Factory Defaults

Decode the symbol below to return reader parameters 

to factory defaults.

USB - OVERRIDE CAPS LOCK  KEY (ENABLE)

*USB - DO NOT OVERRIDE CAPS LOCK KEY (DISABLE)

Add a Tab Key 

Decode the symbol below to add a Tab key after decoded data.

The 

Start 

view shows all the readers available to the system. The 

Reader Model

Serial Number

, and 

Firmware Version

 of each 

reader are displayed. This view also allows you to choose 

Assisted 

Setup

Create a New Setup

, or 

Load a Setup

. The 

Gear icon

 in the 

upper right brings up the 

Settings Menu

.

Step 5 – Explore the Setup View 

The interface cable automatically detects the host interface type 

and uses the default setting. If the default (*) does not meet your 

requirements, decode the other host symbol below.

Decode one of the symbols below.

*USB HID KEYBOARD 

  EMULATION

SNAPI WITH

IMAGING INTERFACE

Step 7 – Run the Application

Step 6 – Configure the Reader (Continued)

Step 6 – Configure the Reader (Continued)

Format Output Step

Format

 

Output 

allows you to configure preambles and postambles to add 

to symbol data output. The 

Simplified 

version of this control allows you to 

Append Return

 or 

Append Tab

 after each string of data output. The 

Advanced 

version allows you to choose from a wide variety of keyboard 

characters that can be output as a preamble or postamble. You can also 

add a second postamble if required.

Decode Step

The 

Decode 

step allows you to select which symbologies to enable and 

disable. Clicking the 

1D

 and 

2D 

checkboxes will enable or disable all the 

symbologies in that group. The 

Gear icon

 brings up a 

Symbology 

Settings

 dialog, allowing you to modify specific parameters.

Performance Step (DPM Optimization)

The 

Performance

 step allows you to optimize the reader for 

Direct 

Part Mark

 (

DPM

) decoding. A DPM is a permanent mark created by 

laser etch, chemical etch, or other method directly on a substrate. 

DPMs are often harder to read than other symbols, and may require 

a few attempts before finding optimal settings. The 

Decoder Effort

 

slider has four settings: 

Level 1

, corresponding to 

Min

 on the slider; 

Level 2

Level 3

; and 

Level 4

, corresponding to 

Max 

on the slider. 

As Decoder Effort is moved toward 

Max

, the decoder spends an 

increasing amount of time trying to decode the symbol. 
In 

Level 4

, you can also enable the 

Enhance 

option, which improves 

readability by allowing additional processing for poorly-formed marks. 
The 

Illumination 

options are 

Direct

Indirect

, and 

Cycle

Clicking the 

Question Mark icon

 brings up a dialog with more detail 

about each level of decoder effort.

Cycle Step

The 

Cycle

 step allows you to choose between 

Manual 

and 

Presentation 

trigger modes. In Manual mode, a decode is attempted when you pull 

the trigger. In Presentation mode, the read cycle begins when a 

symbol is detected moving into the reader’s field of view. 

Note: 

The reader is automatically set to Presentation mode when 

placed in the V410-H Stand.

 

The 

Setup 

view allows you to configure the reader, view the current 

captured image, and view decoded symbol data. 
The following read cycle steps are shown at the left side of the screen:

•  

Cycle

•  

Performance

•  

Decode

•  

Format Output

Assisted Setup

When you click the 

Assisted Setup

 button in the 

Start 

view, a dialog 

appears asking a series of application-related questions. Based on 

your answers, WebLink

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 generates your initial setup automatically. 

Once the setup is created, you can fine-tune its parameters in the 

Setup

 view.

Create a New Setup

The 

Start 

view also allows you to create a 

New Setup 

without using 

Assisted Setup

. When you click the 

Create a New Setup 

button, 

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 searches for any differences from default in the reader 

parameters. If no differences from default are found, the 

Setup 

view 

appears. If differences from default are found, an alert appears asking if 

you want to restore default settings.

Load a Setup

Select 

Load a Setup

 to load an existing 

.rls

 WebLink

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 setup file. 

The WebLink

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 installer is found on Omron’s Download Center at 

www.automation.omron.com/weblinkpc

Minimum PC Requirements

•  Intel

®

 Core™2 Duo Processor (Core™i3 recommended)

•  Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit (Windows 7 64-bit or Windows 10 recommended)

•  Internet Explorer 11 or higher, Edge, Firefox, or Opera (Chrome recommended)

•  1 GB/128 MB Video RAM (2 GB RAM/128 MB Video RAM recommended)

•  100 MB hard drive space (500 MB recommended)

•  16-bit color display (32-bit recommended)

•  3.0 Windows Experience Index (4.0 recommended)

Install

To start WebLink

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, double-click the icon placed on your desktop 

during installation.

You can also start WebLink

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 by opening a browser of your choice and 

typing 

http://localhost:8090

 or 

http://127.0.0.1:8090

 in the address bar.

The WebLink

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 session will begin 

after you enter the IP address.

Connect

Resize 

Image 

to Fit 

Image 

Area

Zoom 

In

Zoom 

Out

Save 

Full-Size 

Image

Image control tools are available at the upper right of the image view.

The 

Run 

view allows you to keep track of your application during 

runtime. The current captured image is shown along with a row of image 

control tools. A history of decoded symbol data is shown in the right 

pane along with any preambles or postambles that have been defined.

The 

Output Data 

display in the right pane shows a list of previous 

read cycle results. Each result is selectable and erasable.

Step 1 – Set Up Host Interface

Step 1 – Set Up Host Interface (Cont.) 

RS-232

RS-232

Decode the symbol to the right.

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