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™ User’s Guide IMAGETEAM ™ 4410/4710 2D Series Hand Held Imager.
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i Chapter 1 - Introduction and In stallation About the Hand-Held and Fi xed Mount 2D Image r ............ . 1-1 Unpacking the Imager.... ........................... ........................... . 1-2 IT4410 Imag er Identifica tion .................... .
ii Aimer Delay ................................. .................. ..................... 2-18 Aimer Interval ..................... .................. ........................... ... 2-19 Centering .. ........................... ......................
iii Data Format Edi tor Overview ........................... ..................2-37 Format Editor Commands .................................... ......... 2-38 Data Format Edi tor ................... ........................... ......... 2-40 Data Formatter .
iv MSI .................... ........................... ........................... ............ 3-12 Message Leng th ..................... ........................... ............ 3-12 Check Digit ............................ ........................
v Codablock ...................... ........................... ........................... 3-28 Message Leng th ........................ ........................... ......... 3-28 PDF417 .......................... ........................... .........
vi Creating OCR Templates ............. ........................... .............. 4-4 Creating an OCR Template ... ........................... .............. 4-5 Stringi ng Together Multiple Formats (Creating “Or” S tatements) ............ ......
vii Imaging Commands ........................ ........................... ......... 7-33 Image Commands Help Fil e .............. ........................... 7-33 Image Ship ................................ ........................... ......... 7-33 Image Captu re/Ship and I mage Get Commands.
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1 - 1 1 Introduc tion and Installation About the Hand- Held and Fixed Mount 2D Imager The hand-h eld and fix ed mount 2D Imager is an econo mical, durable solution for a wide varie ty of da ta col lecti on appl icati ons. T he Ima ger feat ures th e follo wing: • A toug h, ergonom ic thermopl astic ho using for com fort and d urability .
1 - 2 Unpacking the Imager Open t he cart on. The ship ping carto n or conta iner shou ld contai n: IMAGETEAM 4410 Conve n ien ce Kit: Universal Power Supply and Power Cable IMAGETEAM 4410 Hand Held I.
1 - 3 IMAGETEAM 4710 Conve n ien ce Kit: • Che ck to ma ke sur e ever ythi ng you o rder ed is p resen t. • Save the shippin g contain er for later storag e or shipp ing. • Chec k for damage during shipment. R eport da mage imm ediately to the carrier w ho deli vered the carton.
1 - 4 IT4410 Imager Identifi cation Enlarge d View of Lab el Hand Held IT4 410 Image r Bottom View Model # - 4410XX-XX Manufa ctured - Aug ust 2002 Seri al # = P -12- 3456 7 S/W = 345 67001/441 0.
1 - 5 IT4710 Imager Identifi cation Hand Held IT4710 Imag er Bottom View ITEM # IT47 10 DATE / SN: S / W Rev: HHP, Skane ateles F all s NEW YO RK 131 53.
1 - 6 Connecting th e Scanner in Keyboard W edge Mode A sc anner can be connect ed betwe en the key board and PC as a “ke yboard wedge ,” plu gge d into the ser ial port, or con ne cted to a portable data term in al in non decod ed outp ut mo de.
1 - 7 Connecting th e Scanner to a Serial Port Turn off po wer to the te rminal/comp uter. 1. Conne ct the inte rfac e cab le to t he scann er 2. Conne ct the inte rface cab le to the 4 to 9 volt power supp ly and plug in the power sup ply. The scanner wi ll beep tw ice.
1 - 8 Reading T echniques The hand-he ld Im ager has a view finde r that proje cts a bri ght red aim ing beam that corresponds to the Ima ger’s horizontal fi eld of vi ew. The aiming beam should be centered over the bar code , but it can be posit ioned in any direction for a good read.
2 - 1 2 Pr ogra mming Introdu ction Use th is sect ion to prog ram the ha nd-held or fixed mount Ima ger. This pro gramming section contains th e follow ing menuing selecti ons: • Gener al Sele ctio.
2 - 2 Reset Factory Sett ings All o perating p arameters are stored in nonvo latile me mory res ident in th e Imager, where th ey are perma nently re tained in the event o f a powe r interrupti on. When you rec eive your Imager, ce rtain operating paramet ers have already been set.
2 - 3 Revision Selections Both the follo wing progra mming c odes woul d not norm ally be needed unless you have a problem wi th the uni t. An Applic ation Support Representa tive may requ est the boot c ode or pow er PC revisi on in format ion i n orde r to tro uble shoot a prob lem .
2 - 4 T erminal Int erface IMAGETEAM 4 410 and IMAG ETEAM 4710 sca nners are fac tory programm ed for a k eybo ard w edg e inte rfac e to an IBM PC AT with a USA ke ybo ard. If thi s is your in terface and you do no t need to mo dify the s ettings, s kip to "Po wer Saving Mode" on page 2 -16 to begi n programmin g the sca nner.
2 - 5 Supported T erminals Chart T erminal Model(s) Te r m i n a l I.D . DEC PC433 SE (P ortable PC) 003 DELL Latitude (P ortable P C) 003 DTK 486 S LC (P or table PC) 003 Fujits u Stylisti c (P or ta.
2 - 6 Keyboard Country Scan th e Program Keyboard Coun try bar code below, then scan th e numeric bar cod e(s) from the i nside ba ck cover, th en the Save bar code to program the keybo ard for your country.
2 - 7 Keyboard Style This p rograms k eyboard styl es, suc h as Caps Lock and Shi ft Lock. Default = Regul ar. Regular is used when you n ormally have the Ca ps Lock key off. Caps Lock is used when you n ormally have the Caps Lock key on. Shift L ock is used when you no rmally have the Shift Loc k key on.
2 - 8 Keyboard Modifiers This modifies spec ial ke yboard featur es, such as CTRL+ ASC II codes and Turbo Mode. Control + ASCII M ode On - The sca nner sends key combin ations fo r ASCII control characters f or values 00-1F. Refe r to "Keybo ard Function Relat ionships" on page 2-9 for CTRL+ ASC II Values.
2 - 9 Keyboard Functio n Relationships The fol lowing Keyb oard Fu nction Code, H ex/ASCII Val ue, and Fu ll ASCII “CTR L”+ relatio nships app ly to all terminals that can be used wi th the scann er.
2 - 10 Commun ication Se ttings <Default All RS-232 Communicat ion Settings> Parity Parity p rovides a means o f checking character bit pattern s for vali dity. The Imager can be co nfigured t o operat e under Mark , Space , Odd , Even , or No ( Non e ) parity options.
2 - 11 Baud Rate This s ets the bau d rate from 300 b its per sec ond to 115,200 bits per se cond (see next p age ). Pr ogrammin g b aud rat e c aus es th e d ata to be se nt at the s pe ci fied rate. The host terminal mu st be set to the same b aud rate a s the Imager t o ensure reliable c ommunica tion.
2 - 12 Baud Rate, cont inued W ord Length Data Bits You can set the W ord Length a t 7 or 8 bits of data per chara cter. If an appl ication requ ires only ASCII H ex cha racters 0 thro ugh 7F dec imal (text, d igits, an d punctu ation), se lect 7 dat a bits.
2 - 13 Hardware Flow Con trol When ha rdware flo w control is On , the software ch ec ks for a CTS s ign al b efo re sendin g data. Th is option is useful w hen yo ur applica tion sup ports the CTS signal . Soft ware Flo w Contro l This a llows con trol of data tran smissi on from the Im ager usi ng software comm ands from the host dev ice.
2 - 14 Serial T riggering This p rovides a means o f sending a serial trigger com mand to sta rt and st op decodi ng. Whe n this fe ature is turned Off , the Imager will not res po nd to se rial trigg er commands. When seri al triggeri ng is turned On , the I mag er re qui r es a serial trigg er character to activa te scanning an d decoding.
2 - 15 T r igger T imeout Use t his select ion to set a timeou t (in quarter seconds ) of the Im ager’s trig ger. Once the image r has timed out, it mus t be trigg ered again either se rially (s ee "Seri al Trigg ering" on page 2-14) , or manua lly.
2 - 16 Power Saving Mode This p rovides c ontrol of t he Imager’ s power co nsumptio n, as fol lows: Low Power draws low (50%) LED c urrent duri ng image capture, a llowing on e read attempt onl y for each trigger pul l.
2 - 17 Power Hold Mode Power Hold On keeps the Ima ger in a ready to read s tate . To con se rve pow er, this selec tio n m ay be turn ed Off and th e un it wi ll pow er do wn if not us ed w i thi n two m inutes. When you are re ady to us e the Ima ger again, restore po wer by pressi ng the trigger.
2 - 18 LED Fl ashing When LED Flas hi ng is On , the LE Ds and aimin g light al ternately flash until a symb ol is decod ed or the tri gger is relea sed. If LED Flashi ng is turned Off , the av erage curre nt draw is increased and the aimin g light won ’t illumi nate whi le the scan ner reads a bar code .
2 - 19 Aimer Interval Aimer In terval turns o ff the aim ing light, or programs t he aimer to c ome on at certain interv als when readin g sy mbols with the sc anner. Yo u may p rogr am the scann er to use t he aimer Every Read , Every Second Read , or Every Third Read .
2 - 20 Cen ter ing Use the cent erin g featu re to narro w the image r’s field of view to ma ke sure that the imager reads only thos e bar codes intended by the user. For instan ce, if multip le codes are placed c losely together, cen tering will insure tha t only the desire d codes a re read.
2 - 21 The f igure below ill ustrates the defau lt top, bottom , left, and right p ixel positions . The pos ition of t he pixels is measu red from the top and the l eft side o f the image r’s field of view w ith the fie ld of view being 640 by 480 pixe ls.
2 - 22 Left of C entering Window Top of C entering Window Top of Cente ring Windo w Default (210) Left of Ce nter ing Window Default (2 90) Right of Centering Window Ri ght of Cente ring Window Defau .
2 - 23 In the exam ple bel ow, the gr ay area is the full imag er field of view an d the white area is the centering window. Bar Code 1 will not be rea d, while Bar Code 2 will be. AutoT rigger Two Au toTrigger Mode s are ava ilable: Scan Stand and Presentatio n Mode.
2 - 24 Scan Stand This s election programs the Imager to work in a Sc an Stand. Scan Stand Symbol Note: Scan S tand mode does not work when scanner is programm ed for the HHLC interface. When a unit is in Scan Stand mode, the LED s shine a t the Scan Stand symbol on the b ase of the stand which tells it t o remain idl e.
2 - 25 scann ing is req uired. Entries are in mi lliseco nds, from 1 to 10,000. Sc an the Prese ntation Re- trigger De lay bar code below, the n scan th e number of milli seconds an d the Save bar code f rom the in side bac k cover.
2 - 26 Fast Omn i M ode Norma lly, the im ager se arches throu ghout its whole fi eld of v iew to det ermine i f a bar c ode is pre sent. Fast om ni-direc tional mo de provid es a reduced search pattern that incr eases t he scan rate of the i mager.
2 - 27 Power Up Beeper Output Sequence Beeper If yo u are using an O utput Sequ ence (see " Output Sequen ce Overview" on page 2-43), y ou may wan t to hear a bee p after eac h bar code a s it is re ad. Scan Output Sequence Beeper On to enab le this fe ature, or Off to disab le it.
2 - 28 Intercharact er , Interfunction, and Intermessage Delays Some terminals drop informat ion (characters) if data com es through to o quickly. Inter char acte r, int erf un cti o n, an d inter mes sage d elays s low t he tr ansmis sion of data in creasing data integ rity.
2 - 29 Next, scan t he Char act er to T rig ger bar code, t hen the 2 di git hex value for the ASCII charac ter that trig ger the del ay (refer to the "Decimal to Hex to ASCII Conv ersion Chart" on page 2-36).
2 - 30 This i s a de lay o f up to 495 millis econd s (in m ultip les o f 5) pla ced b etwee n eac h scan t ransmissio n. You ca n program u p to 99 st eps (of 5 m s each). Sc an the Interm essage Dela y bar co de bel ow, then sc an the num ber of st eps , and t he Save bar co de from the inside bac k cover.
2 - 31 Prefix/Suf fix Overview When a bar cod e is scanne d, addition al informati on is sent to the ho st compute r along w ith the bar code data . This gro up of bar code data and additiona l, user-de fined data is c alled a “messa ge string.” The s elections i n this secti on are used to build th e user-defined data into the messag e string.
2 - 32 Adding a Prefix or Suffix 1. S can th e Add Prefix (page 2-3 4) or Add Suffix symbol (page 2- 34). 2. Determ ine the 2 digit Hex v alue from the "Symbol ogy Chart" on page 2- 35 for the s ymbology to which yo u want to ap ply the pr efix or suffix .
2 - 33 Add a Carriage Return Suffix to All Symbologies Scan the followi ng bar code if y ou wish to ad d a Carria ge Return/Lin e Feed Suffi x to all s ymbolo gies at o nce. This action firs t clears a ll curr ent suffix es, then program s a carriage return suffi x for all sy mbologies.
2 - 34 Prefix Entries Suf fix Entries † One or more two d igit numbers and Save are requ ired after re ading thi s prog ramming sy mbol. Refe r to the Progr amming Ch art (insid e back c over).
2 - 35 Symbology Chart Note: Prefix / Suffix entries for specific symbol ogies overri de the uni versal (All Symbolo gie s, 99) entr y. Note: † All S ymbologies : Prefix / Suffix progra mming only ! Note: ** Not availabl e in stan dard produc t.
2 - 36 Decimal to Hex to ASCII Conversion Chart Dec. Hex ASCII Dec. Hex ASCII Dec. Hex ASCII Dec. Hex ASCII 0 00 NUL 32 20 SP 64 40 @ 96 60 ‘ 1 01 SOH 33 21 ! 65 41 A 97 61 a 2 02 STX 34 22 “ 66 4.
2 - 37 Data Format Editor Overview The Data Format Editor sel ections are use d to edit scanned da ta. For example, you ca n use the D ata Format Editor to inse rt charact ers at certain points i n bar code d ata as it is scann ed. It is no t necess ary to use th e Data Format Ed itor.
2 - 38 Other Progra mming Selections • Clear One Data Format This d eletes on e data format f or one sy mbology. If you are c learing th e primary forma t, sc an 0 . If you are cle aring an altern ate format, scan 1 , 2 , or 3 , dependin g on the altern ate format you are c learing.
2 - 39 Search Command s F8 Search a head for “x x” charac ter from curren t cursor po sition, leav ing cursor po inting to “xx ” charact er. Syntax = F 8xx (xx sta nds for the hex value fo r an ASCII code, s ee "Decimal to Hex to ASCI I Conversion Char t" on pag e 2-36 .
2 - 40 Data Format Editor See pag e 2-37 through pag e 2-39 for a description of D ata Format sel ections and comm ands. Exit Selections † One or more two d igit numbers and Save are requ ired after re ading thi s prog ramming sy mbol. Refe r to the Progr amming Ch art (insid e back c over).
2 - 41 Data Formatter When Data Form atter is turne d off, the bar code data is output to the host as read (inclu ding pr efixes and s uffixes) . Require Data Format When Data Formatter is Required , all i npu t dat a must c onfor m to an edi ted format o r the sca nner does not transmit the input d ata to the host dev ice.
2 - 42 Alternate Data Formats Altern ate formats all ow you “sing le shot” cap ability to scan one ba r code usin g a differen t data form at than yo ur primary format. When data forma ts are program med (see page 2-37 ), you mu st input wh ether you are programm ing the primary format, or an alterna te format n umbered 1, 2, or 3.
2 - 43 Output Sequence Overview Output Se quence Editor This p rogrammin g selection allows you to pr ogram the Ima ger to outp ut data (when scanning m ore than on e symbol) in w hatever orde r your app lication requ ires, regar dless of the order in whi ch the bar codes are scanned.
2 - 44 Note: Code 9 3 must be enabled t o use thi s example. You wo uld set u p the sequ ence editor w ith the following c ommand line: SEQBLK62 999941FF6 A999942FF6 9999943FF The breakdown o f the co.
2 - 45 Require Output Sequence When an output sequenc e is Required , all output da ta must confo rm to an ed ited sequen ce or the scanner wi ll not tran smit the output data to the hos t device.
2 - 46 Output Sequence Editor Exit Selections Note: If you wan t the scan ner to beep af ter each b ar code is rea d, please s ee "Output Sequen ce Beeper" on page 2-27. † One or more two digit number s and S ave are req uired after reading this prog ramming sy mbol.
2 - 47 Multiple Symbol s Note: This feature doe s not wo rk when the Imager is in Low Pow er mode. When th is program ming se lection i s turned On , it allo ws you to read multipl e symb ols with a single pull of the Ima ger’s trig ger.
2 - 48 Print W eight Print Weight is used to a djust the way the sc anner read s Matrix symbol s. If a scann er will be s eeing co nsistently heavily printed matri x symbols , then a pri nt weigh t of 6 may impro ve the reading performanc e. For consistentl y light printing, a print w eigh t of 2 m ay he lp.
2 - 49 V i deo Reverse Vide o Reverse is used to al low the im ager to rea d bar codes t hat are inv erted. The “Of f” bar code below is a n example o f this ty pe of bar code . If additi onal menui ng is required , Video Rev erse must be disable d to read the m enu bar codes and then re-enabled after menuing is comple ted.
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3 - 1 3 S y mbologies Introdu ction Use th is section to prog ram the hand-h eld Imag er. This pro gramming section contains th e follow ing menuing selecti ons: • Linear Sy mbology Selections • S.
3 - 2 Linear Symbolo gies Codabar <Default All Codabar Set tings> Codabar Start/Stop Characters Start/S top charac ters identify the lead ing and tra iling end s of the b ar code. You may e ither transmi t, or not tran smit Start/Stop characters .
3 - 3 Line ar Sym bolo gies Codabar , contin ued Check Character No Chec k Characte r indicate s that the scanner re ads and transmits ba r code data with or without a check cha racter.
3 - 4 Linear Symbolo gies Code 39 < Default All Code 39 Settings > Code 39 Start/Stop Characters Start/S top charac ters identify the lead ing and tra iling end s of the b ar code. You may e ither transmi t, or not tran smit Start/Stop characters .
3 - 5 Line ar Sym bolo gies Code 39, continu ed Full ASCII If Full AS CII Code 3 9 decodin g is turned o n, certain ch aracter pai rs within t he bar cod e symbol will be interp reted as a si ngle c haract er. For exam ple: $V will be dec oded as the ASCI I characte r SYN, and /C will be de coded as the ASCII chara cter #.
3 - 6 Linear Symbolo gies Code 39, conti nued Check Chara cter No Chec k Characte r indicate s that the scanner reads and transmits bar code data with or without a check cha racter.
3 - 7 Line ar Sym bolo gies Code 1 1 < Default All Code 11 Setting s > Code 1 1 Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code. If the data length of the scanne d bar code doesn’t matc h the valid read ing length, the scan ner will no t read the s ymbol.
3 - 8 Linear Symbolo gies Code 1 1, contin ued Check Digits Require d This opt ion sets whether 1 or 2 check digits are requ ired with Code 11 bar co des.
3 - 9 Line ar Sym bolo gies Interleaved 2 of 5 < Defaul t All Int erleaved 2 of 5 Setti ngs > Interleaved 2 of 5 Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code.
3 - 10 Linear Symbolo gies Interleaved 2 of 5, conti nued Check Digit When Check Digit is set to Validate, But Don’t Trans mit , the unit w ill o nly rea d Interlea ved 2 of 5 bar codes print ed with a c heck dig it, but will not transm it the check digit with the scan ned data.
3 - 11 Line ar Sym bolo gies IA T A 2 of 5 < Default All IATA 2 of 5 Settin gs > IA T A 2 of 5 Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code. If the data length of the scanne d bar code doesn’t matc h the valid read ing length, the scan ner will no t read the s ymbol.
3 - 12 Linear Symbolo gies MSI < Default Al l MSI Settin gs > MSI Message Le ngth The message le ngth sele ction is used to s et the va lid readin g length o f the bar code. If the data length of t he scann ed bar cod e doesn’ t match the v alid read ing length, the scanner will not read the sym bol.
3 - 13 Line ar Sym bolo gies MSI, continued Check Digit This s election allows yo u to spec ify whethe r the chec k digit s hould be trans mitted at the end of the scanned data.
3 - 14 Linear Symbolo gies Code 93 < Default All Code 93 Settings > Code 93 Message Le ngth The m essag e length selecti on is us ed to s et the v alid reading length of the b ar code . If t he data lengt h of the scanne d bar c ode doe sn’t ma tch the valid re ading l ength, t he scann er will n ot read the sy mbol.
3 - 15 Line ar Sym bolo gies Code 128 < Default All Code 12 8 Settings > Code 128 Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code. If the data length of the scanne d bar code doesn’t matc h the valid read ing length, the scan ner will no t read the s ymbol.
3 - 16 Linear Symbolo gies ISB T Sca n th e On code belo w if you wish to decode ISBT bar c odes. (ISBT codes a re a com bination o f multiple l inear symbo ls used to mark bloo d bags.
3 - 17 Line ar Sym bolo gies EAN/JAN 8 < Default All EAN/JAN 8 Settings > EAN/JAN 8 Check Digit This s election allows yo u to spec ify whethe r the chec k digit s hould be trans mitted at the end of the scanned data.
3 - 18 Linear Symbolo gies EAN/JAN 8 Addenda You can add 2 or 5 digits to the end o f all scanne d EAN/JAN 8 dat a. EAN/JAN 8 Addenda R equired When Addenda Requ ired is use d, the scann er will onl y read EAN/JAN 8 bar codes that have addenda.
3 - 19 Line ar Sym bolo gies EAN/JAN 13 < Default all EAN/JAN 13 Settings > EAN/JAN 13 Check Digit This s election allows yo u to spec ify whethe r the chec k digit s hould be trans mitted at the end of the scanned data.
3 - 20 Linear Symbolo gies EAN/JAN 13 Addenda You can add 2 or 5 digits to the end o f all scanne d EAN/JAN 13 da ta. EAN/JAN 13 Addenda R equired When Addenda Requ ired is use d, the scann er will onl y read EAN/JAN 13 bar codes that have addenda.
3 - 21 Line ar Sym bolo gies UPC A < Default All UPC A Settings > UPC A Check Digit This s election allows yo u to spec ify whethe r the chec k digit s hould be trans mitted at the end of the scanned data.
3 - 22 Linear Symbolo gies UPC A Addenda You can add 2 or 5 digits to the end o f all scanne d UPC A data . UPC A Addenda Require d When Add end a Re quir ed is used, the sc ann er wil l on ly read UPC A b ar co des that have add enda.
3 - 23 Line ar Sym bolo gies UPC E0 < Default All UPC E0 Settings > UPC E0 Most U PC bar co des l ead wit h t he 0 number sy st em. For t hese co des , u se the UPC E 0 selection . If yo u need to r ead codes that lead w ith the 1 number sys tem, use the UPC E1 sel ection (see "UPC E1" on page 3-24).
3 - 24 Linear Symbolo gies UPC E0, continued V e rsion E Expand Version E Expand, e xpands t he UPC-E co de to the 1 2 digit, UPC- A format. UPC E1 Most UP C bar codes lead with t he 0 numb er system. For these c odes, use t he UPC E0 selec tion (se e "UPC E0" on page 3-23).
3 - 25 Line ar Sym bolo gies UPC E0/E1 Ad denda Required When Addenda Requi red is used, t he scann er will only re ad UPC E0 a nd E1 bar cod es that ha ve adden da. UPC E0/E1 Addenda Separ ator When this feat ure is On , there is a space between the dat a from the bar code and the data from the add end a.
3 - 26 Linear Symbolo gies RSS- 14 < Default All RSS-14 Settings > RSS- 14 Reduc ed Space Sym bology ( RSS) is a f amily of linear ba r codes whi ch meets rest ricted sp ace requi rements, wh ile still providin g full prod uct iden tification .
3 - 27 Line ar Sym bolo gies RSS-14 Expanded < Default All RSS-14 Expa nded Settings > RSS-14 Expanded Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code. If the data length of the scanne d bar code doesn’t matc h the valid read ing length, the scan ner will no t read the s ymbol.
3 - 28 Stacked Sym bologies Codablock < Default All Codabl ock Settings > Codablock Message Le ngth The message le ngth sele ction is used to s et the va lid readin g length o f the bar code. If the data length of t he scann ed bar cod e doesn’ t match the v alid read ing length, the scanner will not read the sym bol.
3 - 29 Stacked Symbo logies PDF4 17 < Default All PDF417 Setti ngs > PDF4 17 Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code. If the data length of the scanne d bar code doesn’t matc h the valid read ing length, the scan ner will no t read the s ymbol.
3 - 30 Stacked Sym bologies Mic roP DF41 7 < Defa ult All Micro PDF417 Settings > Mic roP DF41 7 Message Le ngth The message le ngth sele ction is used to s et the va lid readin g length o f the bar code. If the data length of t he scann ed bar cod e doesn’ t match the v alid read ing length, the scanner will not read the sym bol.
3 - 31 Stacked Symbo logies Code 49 < Default All Code 49 Setting s > Code 49 Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code. If the data length of the scanne d bar code doesn’t matc h the valid read ing length, the scan ner will no t read the s ymbol.
3 - 32 Stacked Sym bologies EAN • UCC Composite Codes Linea r co de s are c ombi ned w ith a u nique 2D com pos ite co mpon ent t o for m a new class called EAN•UCC Composite sy mbology. EAN•UCC Compo si te symbol ogi es allo w for t he co- exist ence of symb ologi es al r eady i n use.
3 - 33 Stacked Symbo logies TLC3 9 TLC39 stands f or TCIF Link ed Code 39 ( where TCIF stands fo r Telec ommu nic ation s In dustr y For um). This c ode is a com posi t e cod e sinc e it has a Code 39 lin ear com ponent an d a Micr oPDF417 s tacked c ode com ponent.
3 - 34 Postal Sym bologies Note: For best p erformance when re ading a po stal symbo logy, al l other pos tal symbol ogies shou ld be turne d off. U.S. Postal Serv ice POSTNET Code Check Digit This se lection al lows yo u to specify wh ether the che ck digit shou ld be transm itted at the e nd of the s canned d ata.
3 - 35 Postal Symb ologies British Post Office 4 State Code Canadian 4 S tate Code Dutch Postal Co de Australi an 4 State Code Japanese Postal Service * Off On * Off On * Off On * Off On * Off On.
3 - 36 2D Matr ix Symbolog ies QR Code < Default Al l QR Code Set tings > QR Code Message Le ngth The message le ngth sele ction is used to s et the va lid readin g length o f the bar code. If the data length of t he scann ed bar cod e doesn’ t match the v alid read ing length, the scanner will not read the sym bol.
3 - 37 2D Matrix Symbol ogies Data Matrix < Def a ul t All Da ta M a tr ix Se t ti ngs > Data Matrix Message L ength The message le ngth sele ction is us ed to set the valid reading l ength of th e bar code. If the data length of the scanne d bar code doesn’t matc h the valid read ing length, the scan ner will no t read the s ymbol.
3 - 38 2D Matr ix Symbolog ies MaxiCode < Defa ult All Maxi Code Settin gs > MaxiCode Message Le ngth The message le ngth sele ction is used to s et the va lid readin g length o f the bar code. If the data length of t he scann ed bar cod e doesn’ t match the v alid read ing length, the scanner will not read the sym bol.
3 - 39 2D Matrix Symbol ogies Maxi Code , con tinued Struct ured Carr ier Mes sage Onl y A Maxi Code is made up of a prima ry and sec ondary m essage. The primar y portion, also kno wn as the “str uctured carrier me ssage,” c ontains inform ation of primary importan ce, such as pack age desti nation.
3 - 40 2D Matr ix Symbolog ies Aztec Code < Defau lt All Aztec Code Settings > Aztec Code Message Le ngth The message le ngth sele ction is used to s et the va lid readin g length o f the bar code. If the data length of t he scann ed bar cod e doesn’ t match the v alid read ing length, the scanner will not read the sym bol.
3 - 41 Diagno stics T est Menu When you scan t he Test M enu On code the n scan a programming code in t his manual , the scanne r display s the co ntent of a p rogramming code. The prog ramming func tion will still occ ur, but in addition, the conte nt of that prog ramming code is outpu t to the term inal.
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4 - 1 4 OCR Pro gra mmin g Introdu ction Use th is section to prog ram the hand-h eld Imag er to read mac hine reada ble fonts us ed in opt ical char acter reco gnition (OC R).
4 - 2 OCR Default All OCR Settings turns off a ll OCR capabi lity in th e scanner, s o the scann er will be ab le to scan l inear, stac ked, matr ix, and com posite bar co des, but not OC R fonts. I n additio n, any OCR templates you hav e created are erased .
4 - 3 All OCR Off turns off a ll OCR c apabilit y in the s canner, so t he scann er will be able to scan lin ear, stack ed, matrix, a nd compo site bar code s, but not O CR fonts. However, a ny OCR templa tes you hav e created will be retaine d in memory.
4 - 4 OCR Direction This s etting ca n be used to preven t misreads o f characte r strings that coul d be interpre ted differe ntly in di fferent orie ntations when yo u know the orientatio n of the characters th at are bein g read in r elation to the scan ner (e.
4 - 5 Creating an OCR T emplate A single tem plate allo ws you to program the scanner to rea d any combinati on of charac ters in the order you spec ify. Refer to ex ampl es that follo w the Templ ate Chara cters table b elow. T emplate Characte rs To Add a n OCR Template 1.
4 - 6 3. Charac ter Ma tch Sequen ce s On the "Decimal to Hex to ASC II Conversio n Chart" on page 2-36, find the Hex val ue that repre sents the c haracter(s) yo u want to match. Use the Pro- grammi ng Chart (inside the b ack cover) to scan th e numbers tha t represen t these c haracters .
4 - 7 Stringing T ogether Multiple Formats (Creating “Or” Statemen ts) You may want to p rogram the scan ner to accept ma ny OCR formats. To d o this, you wou ld string together ea ch format with a “t.” Th is tells the scanner to read optica l charact ers that m atch any one of the form ats in the te mplate.
4 - 8 This tem pla te w oul d the n let y ou rea d dat a that began with 6 di gits , an d had an A, B, or C trailing. So you w ould be able to read: 654321ABC or 654321BAC or 654321CCC Adding an OCR Check C haracter You may want to program the s canner to read OCR str ings that have a ch eck charac ter.
4 - 9 To read t he first row of OCR da ta, you w ould men u the foll owing temp late: OCRTMP "dddddd dd". This t empla te is the d efault OCR te mplat e. If you wanted to rea d the sec ond line of data, you would use the followi ng templa te: OCRTM P"llll llll".
4 - 10 OCR T emplate Codes † One or m ore two-digi t numbers an d Save are r equired aft er reading this prog ramming sy mbol. Refe r to the Progr amming Ch art (insid e back c over).
4 - 11 Exit Selections Save OCR Template Discard OCR Temp late.
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5 - 1 5 Default Char ts The f ollowing c hart lists the facto ry defaul t settings (indicat ed by a “ ✱ ” on the prog rammi ng menu pages ). P arameter Defaul t Setting P age T erminal ID - K ey.
5 - 2 Aimer Dela y Off (no dela y) page 2-18 Aimer Int er v al Every Read page 2-19 Centering Off page 2-20 T op of Centering Window = 210 pag e 2-22 Bottom of Cen tering Window = 270 pag e 2-22 Left .
5 - 3 Data F or matter On page 2-41 Require Data F ormat Not Req uired page 2-41 Output Sequence Selections Multiple Symbo ls Off page 2-47 Require Out put Sequen ce Don’t Require page 2-45 No Read .
5 - 4 IA T A 2 o f 5 Off page 3-11 Message Len gth Min = 4, Max = 80 page 3-11 MSI Off page 3-12 Message Len gth Min = 4, Max = 48 page 3-12 Chec k Digit Don’t T ransmit page 3-13 Code 93 Off page 3.
5 - 5 UPC A Addenda Se parator No Space page 3-22 UPC E0 Off page 3-23 Chec k Digit Don’t T ransmit page 3-23 Number Syst em Don’t T ransmit page 3-23 V ersion E E xpand Don’t Expand page 3-24 U.
5 - 6 Postal Symbology Selections POSTNET Code (USPS ) Off page 3-34 Plan et Cod e Off page 3-34 BPO 4 State Cod e Off page 3-35 Canadian 4 St ate Code Off page 3-35 Dutch Cod e Off page 3-35 A ustra .
6 - 1 6 Soft wa re Dev elopment Kit Software Development Kit (SD K) The IMAGETEAM ™ Software Devel opment Kit (SDK) p rovides a set of libraries, tools, a nd samp le source code to h elp softw are deve lopers cr eate an in terface betwee n their ho st system a nd a Hand H eld Produ cts’ image /data capt ure device .
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7 - 1 7 Quick*Vie w Quick*V iew Demonstration Software Instruction s Quick* View is a Mic ros oft Win dow s pro gram that d isplays de coded sy mbol messages and cap tures images (for insta nce, ID pho tographs) from the IMAGETEAM 44 10/4710 Im ager.
7 - 2 Note: If yo u wish, you can create a short cut to the Quic k*View exec utable on your des ktop. T empora ry Quick*V iew Conf iguration For a qu ick dow nload comm unicati on config uration, s can the Quic k*View bar code a nd the sc anner wi ll be tem porarily c onfigured for Quic k*View se ttings.
7 - 3 Usin g the Quick* V iew So ftware Upon startup, th e Quick*View splash scre en appears for approxim ately thr ee secon ds. Quick* View will the n attempt to e stablish co mmunic ations with the Imager.
7 - 4 Scan Data W indow Once s uccessful communica tion has been established , you can sca n codes and displa y the bar code data in a windo w. Selec t View - Scan Data Window . As you scan bar codes, th e data appear s in th e Serial Scan D ata Wind ow.
7 - 5 Demo Screens To p resent a d emo, you mu st set your File - Preferences to Enable Demo Screen s . Once t he dem o scree ns are e nabled , scan the dem o bar co des on the foll owin g pages. To disab le the dem o screen s, clic k on the c heckbox to remove th e checkm ark .
7 - 6 Electronic Parts Manufacturin g Demonstration The ma nufacturin g industry represents the fastes t growing m arket for h igh capac ity bar cod es by recogni zing the lo ng term ben efits ass ociated wit h having compl ete informati on on a pro duct at al l times.
7 - 7 Shipping Demonstration In an effo rt to reduce cos ts through dist ribution center a utomation, Uni ted Parcel Servi ce (UPS) is p rinting a MaxiCod e label on every package shipped worldwid e.
7 - 8 Patient Registration Demonstr ation Healt h care profes sio na ls can use two-di me ns ion al sy mb olo gi es for patient applic ations. In this de monstrati on, patien t registrat ion inform ation is encoded on an i dentifica tion card that is s canned each time the patient arri ves for treat ment.
7 - 9 Bills of Lading Demonstration Multip le linear ba r codes may be re placed in a bill of lading/i nventory applicati on. In th is dem on stratio n, a n i ndi vi dua l l inear code w ou ld t ypi ca lly b e us ed for e ach part numb er, descript ion, and quan tity, as well as for cus tomer and orde r number informa tion.
7 - 10 Signature Capture Demonstration Note: This demonst ration is appropriate for the 441 0LR/LX and 4 710LR/L X only . The sign ature captu re demo is performed by scanning the Az tec bar code belo w the signature box .
7 - 11 Snapshot You may also us e the IMAGETEAM 4410/471 0 to capt ure an image. Click on Device - Snapshot , or cli ck on the c amera ic on in t he butt on bar to a ctiva te this feat ure. Sele ct the resolu tion you wish to us e for this ima ge, eithe r Full, Half or Quarter Reso lution.
7 - 12 Snapshot, continued Pull the Imager’s trigger to capture an image. Ca ptured im ages appe ar in the Quick *View wind ow. As you move the mouse o ver the im age, the c ursor cha nges to a magnifyi ng glass . Left click to zoom in to the ima ge, right c lick to zo om out.
7 - 13 Open Com Port If you wish to open a c om port wh ich does not have a devic e atta che d, yo u can do so by sele cting File - Open Com Port . This d ialog box appears: Click on the a rrows t o select th e Baud Rate, Parit y, and Data Bits for the com por t you wish to open .
7 - 14 Load New Imager Software If you n eed to upg rade the Imag er’s soft ware, you c an load a new software file into t he Imager’s RO M. C lick on De vice - Load Firmware File into ROM or cli ck on the ligh tnin g flas h ico n in the bu tton bar.
7 - 15 RS-232 Serial Commands Click on View - Serial Com mand Window to display the Comm and Center windo w which allow s you to enter seria l command s to the Imager. Click on View - Scan Data Window to open a wind ow which display s serial data in a text form at.
7 - 16 Responses The Imager res ponds to ser ial comm ands with one of thre e respons es: ACK Indi cates a g ood comma nd whic h has bee n process ed. ENQ Indicates a bad co mmand. NAK Indica tes the c ommand wa s good, b ut the entry w as out of the allowa ble range, e.
7 - 17 Query Commands Seve ral special characte rs can be used to q uery the Imag er about it s setting s. ^ What is the defau lt value for the setting (s). ? What is the Imag er’s current v alue for th e setting(s). * What i s th e rang e of po ssibl e val ues fo r the set ti ng(s ).
7 - 18 Exampl e #4: Wha t are the Im ager’s setti ngs for al l Codabar s elections? Enter: cbr?. Response: CBRENA1[ACK], CHK0[ACK], CKX0[ACK], SSX0[ACK], MIN2[ACK], MAX60[ACK], DFT[ACK].
7 - 19 Button Bar The Quick*Vie w button ba r and the b utton func tions are s hown belo w. *This icon only appears if you have Vi sual Menu sof tware insta lled. Visual Menu is available free o f charge from the HHP website at http://www.h hp.com/ PDFF iles/Visual Menu_w a.
7 - 20 Serial Programmin g Commands Selection Sett ing * Indic a tes De f a ult S et t ing Serial Comman d F actory Defau lt Settings Def ault DEF AL T . Status Check Show Software Revision REV?. Show Da ta For mat s DFMBK 3?. Enab le All Symbolog ies ALLENA1.
7 - 21 Baud Ra te * 38400 BPS 2 32BDR3840 0. 300 BPS 232BDR300. 600 BPS 232BDR600. 1200 BPS 2 32BDR1200. 2400 BPS 2 32BDR2400. 4800 BPS 2 32BDR4800. 9600 BPS 2 32BDR9600. 19200 BPS 2 32BDR19200. 57600 BPS 2 32BDR57600. 115200 B PS 232BDR1152 00. W o rd Length Da ta Bits * 8 Data Bits 232LEN8.
7 - 22 P ow er Hold Mode On PWR_ ON1. * Off PWR _ON0. LED P ower * High SCNLEDHIGH. Off SCNLEDOFF . Low SCNLEDLO W . LED Flashing * On HSTLE D0. Off HS TLED1. Aimer Dela y * Off (n o d el ay ) HS T AIM0. 200 millisecond s HS T AIM200. 400 millisecond s HS T AIM400.
7 - 23 P ow er Up Beeper * Ena ble BEPRS T1. Disable B EPRST0. Output Seq uence Beepe r * On BEPCLK1. Off BEPC LK0. Beep O n Decode *On BEPDE C1. Beeper V olume Off BEPDEC0. Beeper Def ault BEPDFT . Intercharacter Dela y DL YCHR. User S pecified Int ercharacter Dela y Character t o T r igger Dela y DL Y_XX.
7 - 24 Data F ormatter * On DF M_EN1. Off DFM _EN0. Require Da ta Format Require DFM_EN2. Show Da ta For mat s DFMBK 3?. Alternate Dat a Formats 1 VSAF_ 1. 2 VSAF_ 2. 3 VSAF_ 3. Output Sequence Selections Requir e Out put Sequen ce Require SEQ _EN2. On/Not Requ ired SEQ_EN1.
7 - 25 Codabar Chec k Char . * No Check Char . CBRCK20. V alidate, But Don’t T ran smi t CBRCK21. V alidate, and T ransmit CBRCK22. Code 39 * Default All Code 39 Sett ings * C39DFT . Code 39 * O n C39ENA1. Off C3 9ENA0. Code 39 Start/Stop Char . * Don’t T ransmit C39SSX0.
7 - 26 Interlea ved 2 of 5 Check Di git * No Check Char . I25CK20. V alidate, Bu t Don’ t Tr a n s m i t I25 CK21. V alidate, and T ransmit I25C K22. Interlea ved 2 of 5 Mesa Com- posite On IMSENA1. *Off IMS ENA0. IA T A 2 of 5 * Default A ll IA T A 2 of 5 Settings * A25DFT .
7 - 27 Code 128 Mesa Compos ite On 1MSENA 1. *Off 1 MSENA0. EAN/JAN 8 * Default A ll EAN/ JAN 8 Sett ings * EA8D FT . EAN/JAN 8 On EA8ENA1. * Off EA8E NA0. EAN/J AN 8 Chec k Digit * Don’t T ransmit EA8CKX0. T ransmit E A8CKX1. EAN/J AN 8 2 Digit Addenda *Off EA8AD20.
7 - 28 UPC A Chec k Digit * Don’t T ransmit UP ACKX0. T ransmit UP ACKX1. UPC A Number System Don’t T ransmi t UP ANSX0. * T ransmit UP ANSX1. UPC A 2 Digit Addenda *Off UP AAD20. On UP AAD21. UPC A 5 Digit Addenda *Off UP AAD50. On UP AAD51. UPC A A ddenda Req uired *Not Require d UP AARQ0.
7 - 29 RSS-14 On RS SENA1. * Off RS SENA0. RSS- 14 Lim ited * Default A ll RSS-14 Limited Settings * RSLDFT . RSS- 14 Lim ited On RSLENA1. * Off RSL ENA0 . RSS- 14 Lim ited * Default A ll RSS-14 Expande d Setti ngs * RSEDFT . RSS Expan ded On RSEENA1.
7 - 30 Code 49 Msg. Leng th Minim um C49MIN. Maximum C4 9MAX. EAN • UCC Composi te Codes On COMENA1. *Off COMENA0. EAN • UCC Composite Msg. Leng th Minimum COMMIN. Maximum C OMMAX. TLC39 On T39EN A1. *Off T39EN A0. Postal Symbology Selections POST N ET Co de (US P S ) On NETENA1.
7 - 31 Data Matri x Sett ings * Defa ult All Dat a Matr ix Se ttings * IDMDFT . Data Matri x * On IDMEN A1. Off ID MENA0. Data Matrix Msg. L ength Minimum IDMMI N. Maximum I DMMAX. MaxiCode Se ttings * Default A ll MaxiCode Sett ings * MAXDFT . MaxiCode On MA XENA1.
7 - 32 OCR *Defa ult All OCR Settings* OCRDFT . *All OCR Off OCRENA0. OCR-A On OCRENA1. OCR-B On OCRENA2. U. S. Currency On OCRENA3. Enter OCR T emplate OCR TMP . Enter Us er-Defined V ari- able “g” OCRGPG. Enter Us er-Defined V ari- able “h” OCRGPH.
7 - 33 Imaging Comman ds Image Commands Help File If you send the IMGCMD command to the imager, the imager sends ou t an ASCII “hel p file” that descri bes the availab le imager capt ure comman ds. Explanations of th e most com monly used imager c apture com mands f ollow.
7 - 34 3F - TI FF Gr ay scal e 4F - Unc ompr essed Bina ry 5F - Uncomp ressed Gray scale 6F - JPEG imag e 7F - Ou tlined im age JPEG Ima ge Quality xJ (x = 1 - 100) 1J = wo rst qu ali ty 100J = best qual ity Pixel Depth: Indicates the numb er of bits .
7 - 35 Image Cropping/Shipping Example The f igu re be lo w ill ust rate s the cropp ing of an are a (s had ed ) of th e image. Th e croppe d area is s hipped and stored as a one bit, black an d white JPEG .
7 - 36 An impo rtant aspe ct of the i ntelligen t signatur e capture fun ctionali ty is that all dimen sions us ed in the applicat ion are me asured as m ultiples of the mi nimum eleme nt size of th e bar code .
7 - 37 D - Pixel Depth: 1D - bi n ari ze d im age 8D - g ray scal e image F - Fil e Fo rma t: 0F - K IM format, defa ult 1F - TIFF Binary 2F - TI FF Binary Gro up 4 Compre ssed 3F - TI FF Gr ay scal e.
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8 - 1 8 Visual Menu V isual Menu Introduction Visual M enu pr ovides the abilit y to configu re a sc anning de vice by connect ing the sca nner to the com port of a PC. Visu al Menu allows yo u to down load upgrades to a scanner’s firmw are, change progra mmed parameters, and create and pr int prog rammi ng bar co des.
8 - 2 T emporar y V isual Menu Configuration For quick downl oad commun ication c onfigurati on, scan the Visual Menu b ar code to t emporaril y configu re the scann er for Visua l Menu setti ngs.
9 - 1 9 Inter face K eys Supported Int erfac e Keys IBM A T /XT and PS/2 Compatib les, WYSE PC/A T IBM XTs an d Compatible s IBM, DDC, Memore x T elex, Harris * * IBM 3191/ 92, 3471/7 2, 3196/97 , 347.
9 - 2 Supported Interfa ce K eys IBM, Me morex T elex (102) * * IBM 3196/97, 3476/77, 3191/92, 3471/72, Memorex Telex (all m od- els) with 102 key k eyboards Memor ex Te l e x ( 8 8 ) ** ** M emorex T.
9 - 3 Supported Interfac e Ke ys Esprit 200, 400 ANSI Esprit 200, 400 ASCII Esprit 20 0, 400 PC NUL 00 Reser ve d Reserved Reserved SOH 01 New Line New Lin e New Line STX 02 N/A N/A N/A ETX 03 N/A N/A.
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10 - 1 10 Product Specific ations & Pin outs Product Specif ications - IT4410 Parameter Specification Dimensions Length Height Width 6.1 inches (15 .
10 - 2 Product Specifi cations - IT4710 ESD Sens itivity 15 kV to any exter nal surface Agency Compl iance FCC Class B Canadian Cla ss B CE 55022 Class B UL/CUL Listed to UL1950 CSA 22.2 950 TUV Certified to EN60950 and EN 608 25-1 Class 1 CTick N1 0410 GS Parameter Specification Dimensions Leng th Height Widt h 4.
10 - 3 Current Dra w Low Power Mo de Medium P ower Mode High P ow er Mode A ver age @ 5 VDC - 40mA A ver age @ 5 VDC - 125mA A ver age @ 5 VDC - 175mA T emperatu re Ranges Oper ating 32 ° F to +122 .
10 - 4 Depth of Field Ch arts (4410 & 4 710) All d epth of fie ld meas urements are made f rom the IT4 410/4710 lens plat e, which i s .100” (.25 cm) from the front surfa ce of the I T4410/471 0 window.
10 - 5 Depth of Field f or LX Imager (7" Nominal Foc us) Code Size Near Distance Far Distance MaxiCode 35 mil (0.08 9 cm) 2 inches (5. 1 cm) 15 inches (38.1 cm) Data Matrix 15 mil (0.038 c m ) 3.7 inches (9.4 cm) 5.9 inches (15 cm) PDF 10 mil (0.
10 - 6 Cable Pinout s RS-232 Output, external power (IT4410 and IT4710) Deco ded outpu t data format i s provide d at the m odular co nnector in the Imager.
10 - 7 Connector Part Numbers Listed below a re the con nector des cription s and part numbers. The sugges ted suppli er for all of the connec tors is Mol ex, Inc.
10 - 8 Scan Maps IT4410/4 710LR Linear 5 mil 7.5 mil 10 mil 100% UPC 15 mil In. 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 4.0 10.2 3.0 7.6 2.0 5.1 1.0 2.
10 - 9 IT4410/4 710LX Linear Width of Field Nominal Distance from Scanner 8 mil 10 mil 100% UPC 15 mil In. 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10 11 12 13 14 5.0 12.7 4.0 10.2 3.0 7.6 2.0 5.1 1.0 2.5 0.0 0.0 1.0 2.5 2.0 5.1 3.0 7.6 4.0 10.2 5.0 12.
10 - 1 0 IT4410/4 710HD Linear 15 mil 100% UPC 7.5 mil 5 mil 10 mil In. 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 2.0 5.1 1.0 2.5 0.0 0.0 1.0 2.5 2.0 5.1 In. Cm. Cm. 0.0 2.
10 - 11 IT4410/4 710HD10 Linear Width of Field Nominal Distance from Scanner In. 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 3.0 7.6 2.0 5.1 1.0 2.5 0.0 0.0 1.0 2.5 2.0 5.1 3.0 7.6 In. Cm. 5 mil 7.5 mil 10 mil 100% UPC 15 mil Cm. 0.0 2.5 5.1 7.6 10.2 12.7 15.2 17.
10 - 1 2 IT4410/4 710LR PDF417/Matri x IT4410/4 710LX PDF417/Matri x MaxiCode 35 mil 10 mil Data Matrix 6.7 mil PDF 10 mil PDF 15 mil PDF In. 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10 11 4.0 10.2 3.0 7.6 2.0 5.1 1.0 2.5 0.0 0.0 1.0 2.5 2.0 5.1 3.0 7.
10 - 13 IT4410/4 710HD PDF417/Matrix MaxiCode 35 mil 15 mil PDF 10 mil Data Matrix 6.7 mil PDF 10 mil PDF In. 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.0 5.1 1.0 2.
10 - 1 4 IT4410/4 710HD10 PDF417/Matri x 6.7 mil PDF 10 mil PDF MaxiCode 35 mil 15 mil PDF 10 mil Data Matrix In. 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 3.0 7.6 2.0 5.1 1.0 2.5 0.0 0.0 1.0 2.5 2.0 5.1 3.0 7.6 In. Cm. Cm. 0.0 2.5 5.1 7.6 10.2 12.7 15.2 17.
10 - 15 IT4410 Dime nsions 5.62 in [14.28 cm] 1.53 in [4.01 cm] 1.07 in [2.72 cm] 6.06 in [15.38 cm] 2.49 in [6.32 cm] Top View Side View 3/4 View Front View.
10 - 1 6 IT4710 Dime nsions 4. 83 in. (12.27 cm) 2.49 in. (6.32 cm) Top View Front View Side View Bottom View 1.83 in. (4.65 cm) 1.63 in. (4.14 cm) 1.53 in. (4.01 cm) 1.076 in. (2.73 cm) .538 in. (1.37 cm) .630 in. (1.60 cm) M4 threaded inser t .25 in.
11 - 1 11 Maintenance & T r oubleshooting Repairs Repai rs and/or u pgrades ar e not to be per formed on this produ ct. These servic es are to be perfo rmed only b y an authorized service cente r.
11 - 2 Examining the Imager ’ s Housing Routi nely exami ne the Ima ger’s hou sing for s igns of dam age. A dam aged housin g may caus e the inte rnal com ponents to move and m ay result in a malfun ctioning Imager. Replacing the Interfa ce Cable The sta ndard inte rface cab le is attach ed to the Im ager with a n 10-pin mod ular connec to r.
11 - 3 T o Replac e the IT4710 Interface Ca ble: 1. Turn the po wer to the ho st system O FF. 2. Disconnec t the Ima ger’s cable from the termi nal or compu ter. 3. Insert a s mall, flat he ad screwdri ver into th e slot be tween the c able and the back e nd of the h ousing.
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12 - 1 12 Cust omer Support Obtaining Fa ctory Service HHP pr ovides serv ice for all i ts produc ts through service ce nters loc ated in Charlo tte, North Carol ina, Hong K ong, the N etherland s, and the United Kingdom .
12 - 2 Asia / Pacific Offic e Hand Held Produc ts, Inc. 10/F Tung Sun Comme rcial Centre 194-200 L ockhart Ro ad Wanchai , Hong Kong Telephon e: +852-2511-3 050 or 2511-3132 Fax: +852 -251-13557 For servi ce in Ja pan, pleas e contac t your HHP representa tive (at th e address that foll ows) or your local di stributor.
12 - 3 Help Desk If you ne ed assis tance in stalling or troub leshooting y our scan ner, pleas e call your Dist ributor o r the neare st HHP techni cal supp ort office : North America: Telephon e: (315) 685-24 76 (8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST) or in the U.S.
12 - 4 Limited W arranty Hand Held Pro ducts, Inc., d/b/a HHP ("HHP") warran ts its produc ts to be fr ee from defec ts in m at eria ls and w ork ma nsh ip and to c onf orm to H HP’s pu blished specifi cations applicab le to the p roducts p urchased at the time o f shipme nt.
A Add AIM I.D. Prefix to All Symbologi es 2-33 Serial Co mmand 7-23 Add Code I.D. Prefix to All Symbologi es 2-33 Serial Co mmand 7-23 Add CR Suffix to All Sym bologies 2- 33 Serial Co mmand 7-23 AIM I.
Serial Co mmand 7-23 Data Formats Show 2-2, 2-41 Serial Co mmand 7-24 Data Formatter 2-41 Serial Co mmand 7-24 Data Matrix Selections 3-3 7 Serial Co mmands 7-31 Decimal to Hex to ASCII Conversio n Ch.
Serial Co mmand 7-22 Load New Imager Sof tware Using Quick*View 7-14 M Maintenance 11- 1 MaxiCode Selecti ons 3-38 Serial Co mmands 7-31 Micro PDF Select ions Serial Co mmands 7-29 MicroPDF Selections.
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