Honeywell CF3680 User manual

CF3680 2D Imager Module

For Customer-Facing Designs

Quick Start Guide

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CF3680-EN-QS-01 Rev B

2/17

What is the CF3680 2D Imager Module?

The CF3680 is a 2D imager module designed to be integrated

into fixed mount enclosures, such as a self-service kiosk. It

includes:

• N3680 scan engine

• USB interface (USB-B connector)

•Exitwindow

• Movement detector used to start a reading session

• User feedback pins

Required Accessories

• Standard USB-A to USB-B cable

Additional Documentation

The following documents are available for the CF3680:

• CF3680 Installation Guide

• N3680/CF3680 User Guide

These documents are available from your local Honeywell OEM

representative.

CF3680 Front View

Mounting

holes (x4)

Exit

window

CF3680 Back View

Movement

detector

Ribbon cable

sensor to PCB

USB-B

connector

Distance selection

switch

User

feedback

pins

Scan

engine

Ribbon cable

engine to PCB

PCB View

Flex connector

to scan engine

Flex connector

to movement detector

USB-B

connector

User feedback

pins

Distance selection

switch

Connecting the CF3680 to a Host

By default, the CF3680 is in USB PC Keyboard interface.

1. Connect a standard USB cable (standard USB-A to USB-B)

to the CF3680 and to the USB port on the host.

2. Power-up the host.

3. Verify that the CF3680 is on by presenting a bar code in

front of the scan window. The white LED should turn on and

read the bar code.

Note: The CF3680 does not beep to indicate a good read unless

this has been setup by the user with the user feedback pins.

See the CF3680 Installation Guide for more details

(available from your local Honeywell OEM representative).

Distance Selection Switch

Use this switch to select the range to be used to detect an object

and trigger the scan engine. The distance is measured from the

outside of the exit window.

• Position 1—0 to 10 cm (4 in)

• Position 2—0 to 20 cm (8 in)

• Position 3—0 to 30 cm (12 in)

Note: Only position 1 is indicated on the PCB.

Position

Configuration

You can configure your scanner two ways:

• Reading configuration bar codes

• Using the EZConfig Cloud for Scanning tool

Configuration Bar Codes

Scan configuration bar codes to set up your scanner. All avail-

able configuration bar codes are available in the N3680 User’s

Guide. Contact your local Honeywell OEM representative for

more information.

EZConfig Cloud for Scanning Tool

Use the EZConfig Cloud for Scanning tool to configure your

scanner online:

1. Go to the Honeywell web site at www.honeywellaidc.com

2. Click on the Browse Products tab. Under Software, select

Device Management.

3. Click on EZConfig Cloud for Scanning.

4. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on Register for

free access now to sign up.

Basic Setup

Here are some basic menu bar codes that may be useful for test-

ing. For more setup options see the N36810/CF3680 User

Guide (available from your local Honeywell OEM representa-

tive).

Note: The * symbol indicates the default value.

Interface

For USB serial interface, you must install the USB driver before

connecting your scanner. Contact your local Honeywell OEM

representative to get the latest USB driver.

USB Serial Interface

USB PC Keyboard *

Keyboard Country Layout

The default keyboard is United States.

French

German

Italian

All Symbologies

All Symbologies On

All Symbologies Off

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