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User’ s / Pr ogramming Guide Handheld Laser Bar Code Scanners Ke yboar d W edge / W and Em ulation Interface.
PSC Inc 959 T erry Street Eugene , Oregon 97402 T elephone: (541) 683-57 00 F ax: (541) 345-71 40 An Unpub lished Work - All rights reserved. No pa r t of the contents of this docu mentation or the pr ocedures descr ibed therein may be reproduced or tr ansmitted in an y f or m or b y any means without prior written per mission of PSC Inc.
Scanners discussed in this man ual are cov ered by patents issues or pending in t he U .S. and othe r countries. NO TICE The scanner is certified to be a Class II l aser pro duct with the United States Department of Health a nd Human Services Center for De vices and Radiological Health.
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06656 i Table of Contents Introduction Keyboard Wed ge Mode ................ .......................... ............. 1 Serial Commu nications Mode ................. ......................... .... 1 AutoSense® Mode .............. ....................
ii User’s / Programming Guide System Status ........... .......................... .......................... ..... 22 Power Consu mption .. .......................... .......................... ..... 23 Laser Redund ancy .... ......................
06656 iii Memory Module Setup ......... .......................... .......................... ......................... .. 63 Marker Beam ..... .......................... .......................... ........................ 64 Scanner Labeling Service and Warra nty.
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06656 1 Intr oduction Ke yboard W edg e Mode As a keyboard wedge interface, the PSC scanner can be used with ter - minals provide d by most of the major terminal manufacturers. In most cases, the PSC scanner is easily connected between the key - board and display of the terminal.
2 User’s / Programming Guide Unpac king Y our package should include a sca nner , interface cable, User ’s Man - ual, and a pl astic scanner holder . The unit should be inspected immediately upon r eceipt to determine if any damage has occurred du ring shipment.
06656 3 Connecting the P ower Supply If supplied, plug the connector from the external power supply into the receptacle located on the housing connector .
4 User’s / Programming Guide Serial Communications The PSC scanner pr ovides the user with two d iffer ent serial commu - nications options: Serial TTL and Serial RS232 communications. Serial TTL Mode Serial TTL is a serial communications interface that uses TTL/CMOS voltage levels ranging from 0 to 5 volts.
06656 5 Au to S en se ® Operation AutoSense ® is a factory installed feature r equested at time of order . It provides for hands-fr ee or handheld operation. AutoSense ® is acti - vated by scanning th e Enable AutoSense ® symbol. The scanner will respond by emitti ng a continuous, low level red beam of light known as the trigger beam.
6 User’s / Programming Guide NO Enable A utoSense ® NN Disable A utoSense ® T o use this mode of operation properly , the user must first attach the plastic scann er holder to the br acket of the stand as shown in Figure 1 . The (NO) Enable AutoSense ® pr ogramming symbol is scanned until the green “Good Decode” light blinks.
06656 7 W and Emulation Operation T o operate the PSC scanner in W and Emulation the user must first turn off the powerto the host device and then detach the scanner fr om the host device by removing the cable from the scanner .
8 User’s / Programming Guide Setup Overview General setup parameters are divided into Keyboar d W edge options (communication to host thr ough the terminal keyboard), W and Emu - lation options (communi cation between the scanner and the host sys - tem’s decoder), and Serial Commun icatio n options (communications direct to the host system).
06656 9 Data Synchronization • Disable Data Synchronization • Enable Data Synchronization • Active Pola rity High •A c t i v e P o l a r i t y L o w Serial Communication and W edge Options The.
10 User’s / Programming Guide Symbologies The bar codes that can be r ead by PSC’s bar code scanners include: Code 39 Code 93 Interleaved 2 of 5 Code 128 Standard 2 of 5 Codabar UPC-A, UPC-E Code 11 EAN/JAN MSI/Plessey A complete list of the related opti ons and the instructions f or setting them are pr ovided in the section on Symbologies.
06656 11 P arameters Selection Guidelines Three basic steps must be followed when selecting parameters for your scanner . 1. Review this manual to be sure you understand the terminology . 2. Review the requir ements of your host system, with a techni - cal expert from your company , if necessary .
12 User’s / Programming Guide 1. Scan the bar code beside Interc haracter Delay = XX and lis - ten for one short-high beep. 2. After the beep, scan the bar code beside 0 on the Digit Selec - tion page and listen for one short-high beep.
06656 13 Serial Communication Reset Default T o program the communication mode for serial asynchronous com - munication, scan t he following label: CA Select Serial Output Baud Rate There ar e seven standard serial communication baud rates to select from.
14 User’s / Programming Guide Data T ransmission Serial transmission data is compos ed of three of four differ ent ele - ments, dep ending upon host syst em r equirement s. These elements are the ST ART bit, DA T A bits (7 or 8 bits), OP TIONAL P ARITY bits, and STOP bit (s) (1 or 2 bits).
06656 15 If your system r equir es a WORD length of 8 bits, 1 or 2 ST OP bits, and P A RITY check, s elect the appropriate option fr om the table below: 72 Mark EF 72 Space EE T able 2. 8 Bit Options Data Stop Bits Pa ri ty Option 81 Odd EL 81 Even EK 81 Mark EJ 81 Space EI T able 1.
16 User’s / Programming Guide If yo ur sy st em req ui res a W OR D l en g th of 8 bits and 1 or 2 STOP bits, but no P ARITY , select the option below: P ARITY check is not possible with this combination of STOP bits and WORD length. Some receiving equipment r equires inverted serial communication signals.
06656 17 CTS Like XON/XOFF pr otocol, CTS pro tocol is a mechanism used to con - trol data flow out. The CTS input is used to inform the scanner that the host terminal is ready to accept scanned data. When CT S (+) pr o - tocol is selected, the scanner waits for a low level on its CTS input befor e transmitting data.
18 User’s / Programming Guide Another flow contr ol option is available. If enabled, the stop/go pr o - tocol disables the trigger after ev ery successful sca n. The trigger is then re-enabled with a serial ‘BG’ command in format <STX><ESC>BG<ETX>.
06656 19 Label Buffering The user may select one of three levels of s erial buffering. W ith Full Buffering (the def ault) selected, the scanner will place all scanned labels into a buffer for transmission. This allows the operator to con - tinue scanning even though the pr evious label may not have been transmitted yet.
20 User’s / Programming Guide Menu Commands P arameter Messages In serial mode, most menu commands when scanned will pr ovide a confirmation message to the host along with the ACK.
06656 21 HF External T rigger(-) General P arameters Intercharacter Dela y Certain terminals and computers requir e an int er chara cter delay to simulate the ef fects of keystr oke delays. Choosin g an intercharacter delay causes the characters to be sent at the slower speed r equir ed by the device to which you are interfacing.
22 User’s / Programming Guide T ransmission Mode Full Duplex or Half Duplex T ransmission mode selects either fu ll or half duplex operation regar d - less of interface. In the half duplex mode, the decod ed message is sent simultaneously to the display and to the host computer .
06656 23 ZB Display Configuration When Option ZC is scanned, the program version followed by car - riage return-line feed characters (CR-LF) is sent in the format <software name>SP<###> (W DHB 3.86, for example). ZC T ransmit V ersion Number P ower Consumption Y ou may choose one of two Power Consumption modes.
24 User’s / Programming Guide BE Enable 4 Times Laser Redundancy Laser Timeout The scan beam will activate in response to a trigger pull. The beam will automatically deactivate after a label is decoded. If a label is not decoded., the scan beam will timeout and deactivate after several sec - onds.
06656 25 AC Beeper On; V olume Medium AD Beeper On; V olume Loud *#@ Message Formatting Message formatting descri bes how to format the data (de coded string) that is sent fr om the scanner to the host.
26 User’s / Programming Guide Prefix A prefix is a subset of the prea mble normally formatted to some industry standard, i.e., it is r epresented by a specific ASCII code. An example of a prefix is the STX (Start of T ransmission) code. IA Prefix = None*# IB Prefix = STX IC Prefix = SOH Suffix A suffix is a subset of the Pos tamble.
06656 27 MF Suffix = CR and LF * Users also have the ability to sele ct any AS CII character for use as a suffix. Scan the MJ label, then scan tw o labels from the Hexadecimal Con - version T able repr esenting the character needed for the suf fix. Certain specialized applications requ ire a two character suf fix of ETB NUL.
28 User’s / Programming Guide Code Identifier A code identifier may optionally be transmi tted with the mes sage. This option is provided so a host computer can identify the type of bar code scanned, as well as the encoded inf ormation. Scan Option F A to disa ble the code identifier .
06656 29 Preamble or P ostamble Selection Prea mbles and Postambles ar e composed of up to four AS CII charac - ters. Each ASCII character is enco d ed as two hexadecimal numbers. Use the Hexadecimal Conversion T able in Appendix A to look up the hexadecimal equivalent.
30 User’s / Programming Guide LA P ostamble = None*# LB Enter P ostamble IMPORT ANT Scan Enter P ostamble to enter a P ost amble , then refer to the Hexadecimal Ta b l e i n Append ix A .
06656 31 Serial Commands General Serial Command Format Serial Commands ar e only accepted by the PSC scanner when in serial communications mode. Serial commands take the form: STX ESC L T1 L T2 <optional param - eters>ETX (Note: STX = ^B; ETX = ^C) STX, ESC, and ETX a re ASCII codes whose values ar e 02H, 1BH, and 03H, respectively .
32 User’s / Programming Guide Beeper Off CR-LF Ack If the scanner re ceives an unknown or improperly formatte d code, or if the required parameters are missing or out-of-range, it s ends a NAK (15H) Code.
06656 33 P ower Standby and Serial Commands When the scanner is programmed fo r stand by power operation (@B), the first character of the command is used to “wake-up” the scanner; it is not pr operly received by the scanner ’s CPU.
34 User’s / Programming Guide Ke yboard W edge P arameters Scan symbol CE to enable Keyboar d W edge mode. Next, select a ter - minal type by scanning the symbol CF for IBM PC-A T or PS/2 mod - els 50/60/80 ; or symbol CG for PC-XT type terminals.
06656 35 CT IBM 319X – U.S.A. CY PS/2 Mode 57/25 — U .S.A. C6 Unisys B-26 C8 Link 125 CV PC-A T German Keyboard CW PC-A T French Keyboard CX PC-A T UK Keyboar d B PC-A T Belgian Keyboard C PC-A T .
36 User’s / Programming Guide E PC-A T Italian Keyboard F PC-A T Sp anish K eyboard G PC-A T Swed ish K eyboard H PC-A T Portuguese Keyboar d In normal W edge Mode, the scanner emulates the keyboar d exactly .
06656 37 EO Shift Alphabetic Characters EP Normal Alphabetic Characters* CQ Enable Primary Keyboard@ CR Enable Secondary Keyboar d NO TE In some models of scanner , the wedg e output is capable of two types. T o enable primary or secondary keyboard modes, scan one of the next tw o labels.
38 User’s / Programming Guide Symbologies The PSC scanner is configured wi th Code 39, Code 128, UPC-A and UPC-E not expanded symbologies. Th e user has the ability to enable or disable any of the symbologies given below as well as UPC or EAN supplements, I 2 of 5 with ch eck digit, and Code 39 modulo 43 check digit.
06656 39 Option QB or Option QC enable both UPC-A and UPC-E . If UPC is enabled, any UPC label, with or w ithout supplement, is read. The supplement is read if Option QB is selected, and it is ignored if Option QC is selected. Expanded UPC-E is disable d by sc anning Option QH, or is enabled by scanning Option QI.
40 User’s / Programming Guide T r a ns m is s i on o f th e l as t ch a r ac t e r i n a U P C sy m b ol ( t he c h ec k di g i t) i s disabled by scanning Option QF , or is enabled by scanning Option QG.
06656 41 QS Enable transmissionof UPC-E check digit* QT Disable transmission of UPC-E number system digit QU Enable transmission of UPC-E number system digit QV Disable UPC-E* QW Enable UPC-E independ.
42 User’s / Programming Guide EAN/JAN Scan Option RA to disable EAN/JAN (8 or 13 di git). Option RB or RC enables both EAN 8 digit and EAN 13 digit. If EAN/JAN is enabled, any EAN/JAN label, with or without supple - ment, is read. The supplement is r ead if Option RB is selected and is ignored if Option RC is selected.
06656 43 T ransmission of the last character in an EAN/ JAN symbol (the check digit) is disabl ed by scanning Opti on RF , or is enabled by scanning Option RG.
44 User’s / Programming Guide Code 39 T o disable Code 39, scan Option OA. OA Disable Code 39 T o enable Code 39, scan Option OB or OC. A fter enabling Code 39, make any additional r equired selections fr om Options OD thr ough OG.
06656 45 The minimum length of Code 39 mess ages is set by scanning Option OH, followed by scanning two digits (01-32) from the Digit Selection page. The maximum length of Code 39 mess ages is set by scanning Option OI, followed by scanning two digits (01-32) fr om the Digit Selection page.
46 User’s / Programming Guide Code 2 of 5 – Interleaved Scan Option P A to disabl e Interleaved Code 2 of 5. Scan Option PB or PC to e nable Interleaved Code 2 of 5. The minimum length of Interleaved 2 of 5 messages is set by scanni ng Option PD, followed by scanning two digits (02-32) from the Digit Selection page.
06656 47 Code 2 of 5 – Standar d Scan Option PF to disa ble Standar d Code 2 of 5. PF Disable Standard Code 2 of 5 *#@ Scan Option PG to en able Standar d Code 2 of 5. PG Enable Standard 2 of 5 The minimum length of Standard 2 of 5 messages is set by scanning Option PH, followed by scanning two digits (01-32) from the Digit Selection page.
48 User’s / Programming Guide Code 128 Scan Option T A to disable Code 128. TA Disable Code 128 Scan Option TB to enable Code 128. TB Enable Code 128 *#@ The minimum length of Code 128 mess ages is set by scanning Option TC, followed by s canning two digits (01-32) fr om the Digit Selection page.
06656 49 The minimum length of Codabar mess ages is set by scanning Option VE, followed by scanning two digits (01-32) from the Digit Selection page. The maximum length of Codabar mess ages is set by scanning Option VF , fol lowed by scanning two digits (01-32) from the Digit Selection page.
50 User’s / Programming Guide MSI/Plessey Previous customization of other scanner featur es may have made MSI/Plessey unavailable in some scann ers. Consult Customer Ser - vice for current capabilities or if you requir e a specific symbology .
06656 51 Code 93 Previous customizatio n of other scanner features may have made Code 93 unavailable in some sca nners. Consult Customer Service for current capabilities or if you r e quir e a specific symbol ogy .
52 User’s / Programming Guide UD Enable Full ASCII Code 93 UA Disable Code 93 16K TF Enable 16K Code TE Disable 16K Code UE Set Minimum Length, specified b y two digits 0-1-32.
06656 53 Digit Selection 5 0 6 1 7 2 8 3 9 4.
54 User’s / Programming Guide Symbology Identifier s Y our PSC scanner can be programmed to add and/or change symbol - ogy identifiers which might be r equired to be transmitted with mes - sages. This featur e is provided to allow a host computer to recognize the type of bar code scanned, as well as the uncoded information.
06656 55 FJ Set Code 39 Symbology Identifier FK Set I 2/5 Symbology Identifier FL Set S 2/5 Symbology Identifier FM Set Code 11 Symbology Identifier FN Set Code 93 Symbology Identifier FO Set Codabar .
56 User’s / Programming Guide T o find the hexadecimal values for the characters turn to the Hexa - decimal Conversion T able. The pr ocedure for selecting a symbology identifier is identical to the pr ocedure for selecting Preambles and Postambles .
06656 57 T able 5. Symbology Identifier s Symbology ZA-PSC Default PC-ICL 9518 CCD UPC-A d A A UPC-E d E C EAN-8 d FF B EAN-13 d F A Code 128 f I Y Code 39 a I Y Interleaved 2/5 b I Z Standard 2/5 c I.
58 User’s / Programming Guide W and Emulation P arameters Select Code T ype Scan Option CC if yo u intend to operate the s canner in Same Code W and Emulation mode. If you want the label to be transmitted in Code 39 scan Option CB. CC Same Code W and # Emulation Bar Code P ol arity Selected Option W A or WB.
06656 59 YB 10 inches per second# YC 15 inches per second YD 20 inches per second YE 30 inches per second YF 50 inches per second YG 70 inches per second.
60 User’s / Programming Guide Data Synchronization Y o ur PSC s canner can be prepar ed to synchr onize the transmission of scanned data to the timing sequence some terminals requir e to prop - erly r eceive the data. This r elationship is diagrammed in Figur e 2.
06656 61 XE Active # P olarity High XF Active P olarity Low.
62 User’s / Programming Guide Memory Module The Memory Module option is a factory ins talled featur e that is requested at time of order . The Memory Module option allows the 5300 series scanner to store decode d labels in an internal battery backed up RAM.
06656 63 Setup NC Disable Memory Module*# ND Enable Memory Module ZK Send Memory Module ZL Clear Memory Mo dule MM Enable automatic switch to memory module MN Disable automatic switc h to memory module * NO TE If enabled, this mode intelligently switc hes from POS mode to Memory Module mode based on power sour ce.
64 User’s / Programming Guide Marker Beam The Marker B eam feature pr ovides th e user with a spotter beam for improved aiming at distant bar co de labels and/or in extremely bright environments. Y ou may also find a Marker Beam useful when scanning thr ough showcase glass or bar code menus with labels in close proximity .
06656 65 300 ms 50 MS 350 MS 100 MS 400 MS 150 MS 450 MS 200 MS 500 MS 250 MS.
66 User’s / Programming Guide Scanner Labeling The PSC Laser Scanners use a low-powe r , visible la ser diode. As with any bright light source, such as the sun, the user should avoid staring directly into the light beam.
06656 67 Maintenance PSC Scanners are d esigned to provide tr ouble-free operation throughout the ir lives. They contain no components that requir e peri - odic maintenance. Optimum perfor mance may be ensur ed by follow - ing the pr eventive maintenance procedur es suggested below .
68 User’s / Programming Guide T echnical Support PSC W ebsite Suppor t The PSC website ( www .psc.com ) is the complete sour ce for technical support and information for PSC pr oducts.
06656 69 Appendix A Hexadecimal Con version T able T o use the conversion table: 1. Find each ASCII character in the tables on the following pages and locate the corr esponding bold hexadecimal-equiv - alent character in the top row and in the left column of the table.
70 User’s / Programming Guide Hexadecimal Con version T able Par t A 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 01 2 3 0 1 2 3 NUL SOH STX ETX DLE DC1 DC2 DC3 SP ! “ # 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 EO T ENQ AC K BEL DC4 NAK SYN ETB $ % & ‘ 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B BS HT LF VT CAN EM SUB ESC ( ) * ++ 8 9 : ; C D E F FF CR SO SI FS GS RS US , - .
06656 71 Hexadecimal Con version T able Par t B 8 9 A B C D E F 45 6 7 0 1 2 3 @ A B C P Q R S ‘ a b c p q r s 4 5 6 7 D E F G T U V W d e f g t u v w 8 9 A B H I J K X Y Z [ h i j k x y z { C D E F.
72 User’s / Programming Guide Primary Function Key T able ASCII HEX FUNCTION NUL 00 CONTROL@ SOH 01 CONTROL A STX 02 CONTROL B ETX 03 CONTROL C EO T 04 CONTROL D ENQ 05 CONTROL E AC K 06 CONTROL F B.
06656 73 Secondary Function Key T ables PC/A T , PC/XT , IBM 3151, and IBM PS/2 Model 57/25 NO TE 1: [+] right keypad for the PC/XT and IBM PS/2 Model 57/25.
74 User’s / Programming Guide Secondary Function Key T ables IBM 3171/3181/3191 and IBM 3477 ASCII HEX FUNCTION NUL 00 ESCAPE SOH 01 ON LINE ENTER (Make/Break) STX 02 AL T left side Make ETX 03 AL T.
06656 75 VT220/320/420 ASCII HEX FUNCTION NUL 00 ‘~ (ter minal ma y be configured for ESCAPE) SOH 01 NEW LINE ENTER – Retur n STX 02 AL T Make ETX 03 AL T Break EO T 04 CTRL Make ENQ 05 CTRL Break.
76 User’s / Programming Guide Apple MacIntosh ASCII HEX FUNCTION NUL 00 NUL SOH 01 F1 STX 02 F2 ETX 03 F3 EO T 04 F4 ENQ 05 F5 AC K 06 F6 BEL 07 F7 BS 08 F8 HT 09 TA B LF 0A Enter VT 0B P age Up FF .
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