Manhattan 178495 Operating instructions

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MH-178495_UM-0418_REV-5.01

Wireless Linear CCD

Barcode Scanner

Programming Guide

Model 178495

Wireless Linear CCD Barcode Scanner

Before You Begin

Read through this manual carefully before using the

product and operate it according to the manual. Keep

it in an easily accessible location for future reference.

Do not disassemble the device or remove the

seal label from the device. Doing so will void the

Manhattan product warranty.

All pictures in this manual are for reference only. The

actual product may dier. Manhattan reserves the

right to make changes to any software or hardware

to improve reliability, function, or design at any time

without notice. The information contained herein is

subject to change without prior notice.

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in whole or in part, distribute, modify, decompile,

disassemble, decode, reverse engineer, rent, transfer

or sublicense such software without prior written

consent from the copyright holders.

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publication may be reproduced, distributed or

used in any form without written permission from

Manhattan Products.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Getting Started.................................................... 4

Barcode Overview and Scanning Procedure........................... 4

Scanner Parameters .................................................................. 4

Chapter 2: Scanner Conﬁguration Overview ........................ 5

Flow Chart and Instructions...................................................... 5

Factory Defaults & Custom Settings ........................................ 5

Chapter 3: Getting Connected .............................................. 6

Set up the Cradle ....................................................................... 6

Pair the Cradle to the Scanner ................................................. 6

Pair the Scanner to Another Device ......................................... 7

Chapter 4: Scanner Conﬁguration......................................... 8

Main Settings ............................................................................. 8

Chapter 5: Interface and Data Retention .............................. 9

Interface Selection .................................................................... 9

Inventory Function.................................................................... 9

Out of Range Function .............................................................. 9

Reading Selection Mode ......................................................... 10

Chapter 6: Communication Parameters.............................. 11

Serial Mode Parameters.......................................................... 11

Keyboard Wedge Mode Parameters....................................... 13

Output Characters Parameters............................................... 15

Wand Emulation Mode Parameters ....................................... 16

Chapter 7: Barcode Types.................................................... 17

Symbologies Selection............................................................ 17

UPC/EAN/Jan Parameters........................................................ 20

Code 39 Parameters ................................................................ 23

Code 128 Parameters .............................................................. 24

Interleave 25 Parameters........................................................ 26

Industrial Parameters.............................................................. 27

Matrix 25 Parameters.............................................................. 29

Codabar/NW7 Parameters ...................................................... 30

Code 93 Parameters ................................................................ 31

Code 11 Parameters ................................................................ 32

MSI / Plessey Code Parameters............................................... 34

Code 2 of 6 Parameters ........................................................... 35

Telepen Parameters................................................................. 36

GS1 Data bar ............................................................................ 37

Chapter 8: Miscellaneous Parameters................................. 39

Language Selection................................................................. 39

Barcode ID................................................................................ 40

Reading Level........................................................................... 43

Accuracy ................................................................................... 43

Buzzer Tone.............................................................................. 43

Indicator LED ON/OFF (SV700 only)....................................... 43

Continuous-Reading-Mode Sensitivity ................................. 44

Notebook Function.................................................................. 44

Reverse Output Characters..................................................... 44

Setup Insertion ........................................................................ 47

Appendix A ......................................................................... 51

Decimal Value Table................................................................. 51

Appendix B.......................................................................... 52

ASCII Table................................................................................ 52

Appendix C.......................................................................... 56

Function Key Table .................................................................. 56

Main Settings ........................................................................... 57

Wireless Linear CCD Barcode Scanner

Chapter 1: Getting Started

The Manhattan Wireless Linear CCD Barcode Scanner is an

advanced and versatile decoding tool for barcoding systems.

It works with a variety of bar code types, reading devices, and

computer interfaces. In its default state, it can discern about 20

dierent symbologies.

Barcode Overview and Scanning

Procedure

Manual scanning mode:

1. Press and hold the trigger button.

2. Position the center of the codes under the light, and move

the scanner between the codes to nd the best scanning

distance.

3. Decoding (reading) is complete when the buzzer sounds and

the lights turn o. Codes are transmitted to the host.

Note: Find and maintain the right reading distance from the

same types of barcodes to increase scanning success.

Scanner Parameters

Physical Parameters

Parameter Value

Weight—Scanner/Cradle 0.2 kg (0.44 lbs.) / 0.1 kg (0.22 lbs.)

Device Dimensions —

Scanner/ Cradle

18.3 x 9 x 7 cm (7 x 3.5 x 2.76 in.) /

19 x 9.5 x 4 cm (7.5 x 3.7 x 1.6 in.)

Material ABS and rubber

Color Black

Interface RJ45 to RS232/Wireless

Scanning Mode Trigger mode

Battery type Li-ion battery 1100 mAh

Power Supply USB/RJ45

Performance Parameters

Parameter Value

Reading Indicator Tone and LED

Decode Capability UPC/EAN/JAN, EAN128 Code, Code

39, Code 39 Full ASCII, Code 32/Italian

Pharmacy, Code 128, Codabar/MW7,

Interleave 25, Industrial 25, MSI/PLESSEY,

Telepan, Code 93, Code 11, China

Postage, GS1 DataBar (RSS code), Code

26, LCD25

Reads per charge 8,000 (continuous)

Wireless Range 80 m (264 ft., line of sight)

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User Environment

Environment Value

Operating Temperature 0 to 50°C (32 – 122°F)

Storage Temperature -20 to 60°C (-4 – 140°F)

Relative Humidity 20% to 95% (non-condensing)

Chapter 2: Scanner

Conﬁguration Overview

Flow Chart and Instructions

1. Scan the Start Conguration barcode.

2. Scan all necessary barcodes for settings you want to enable.

3. Scan End of Conguration to end the programming.

4. Permanently save the settings you programmed by scanning

the“Save Parameters”barcode.

5. To go back to the Default Settings, scan the “Set All Defaults”

barcode

Factory Defaults & Custom Settings

The factory default settings are shown with < > in the following

sections. Users can create customized settings by following the

procedures described in later chapters. To save settings perma-

nently, scan the barcode called “Save Parameters”; otherwise, the

settings will not be saved after the decoder is powered o.

By scanning “Set All Defaults” barcode, the settings will go back to

the factory default settings.

Start

Conguration

Recall

Parameter

Set All

Defaults

Interface Selection

Communication

Parameters

Bar Codes Parameters

Misc. Parameters

etc.

End

Conguration

Abort

Conguration

Save

Parameters

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Wireless Linear CCD Barcode Scanner

Chapter 3: Getting Connected

The cradle acts both as a charger for the scanner and, if

programmed to do so, can be a direct link to report the data from

scanned barcodes. To charge the scanner, place it on the cradle.

Before First Use:

• Charge the scanner for a full eight (8) hours.

• A red LED means the scanner is charging.

• A green LED means the scanner is fully charged.

A red LED and beeper mean the scanner needs to be charged.

Set up the Cradle

Only one cradle can be paired to a scanner at a time.

1. Connect the USB to RJ45 cable from your computer to

the cradle.

2. Connect the power adapter from a power source to the input

jack into the cradle.

3. Turn on your computer.

Pair the Cradle to the Scanner

If paired, the cradle sends scanned data to the computer via cable.

• When the scanner begins the pairing process, it beeps three

short times. A blue LED blinks and a long beep will follow. The

blue LED ashes slowly.

• The connection process is complete in about ve seconds.

• A continuously lit blue LED means the pairing was successful.

• A blue LED on the scanner and a blinking blue LED on the cradle

means the pairing failed.

1. Scan the Start Conguration barcode that follows.

2. Scan the “SPP Master Mode”barcode.

2. Scan the MAC Address Barcode on the bottom of the cradle (as

shown below).

3. Scan the End Conguration barcode.

MAC Address Barcode

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Start Conguration

SPP Master Mode

End Conguration

Note

• To pair another scanner to the cradle, use that scanner to scan

the MAC Address Barcode on the cradle. The rst scanner’s

connection will be interrupted, and the second scanner should

connect.

Pair the Scanner to Another Device

On your device, open the application that

allows you to wirelessly pair electronic devices.

Choose one of the methods described below to pair your device.

Emulating a Serial Connection

1. Scan the Start Conguration barcode above.

2. Scan the SPP Replica barcode below.

3. When prompted, enter the pin (default: 00:00:00).

4. When pairing is successful, the blue LED blinks and is followed

by a long beep. The blue LED ashes slowly while it

nishes setup.

5. Scan the End Conguration barcode above.

SPP Replica Mode

Emulating a USB Connection

1. Scan the Start Conguration barcode above.

2. Scan the HID Replica barcode below.

3. When prompted, scan the barcodes in the Appendix that

reect the pin.

HID Replica Mode

Wireless Linear CCD Barcode Scanner

Chapter 4: Scanner

Conﬁguration

Main Settings

With the basics of the ow chart from chapter 2 in mind, use the

following codes to congure the scanner.

Save Parameters

The parameter settings will be saved permanently.

Recall Stored Parameters

Replace the current parameters by the parameters you saved

last time.

Set All Defaults

Set all the parameters to the factory default settings.

Start Conguration

Enter the conguration mode.

End Conguration

Exit the conguration mode.

Abort Conguration

Terminate current programming status.

Version Information

Display the decoder version information and date code.

%$ +/ 0

%$ +/ 1

%$ +/ 2

%$ +/ 3

%$ +/ 4

%$ +/ 5

%$ +/ 6

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Chapter 5: Interface and Data

Retention

%00 U8

RS232 Mode

%00 U0

Keyboard Mode

%00 M2

WAND Emulation

%00 M4

OCIA Mode

%0X O8

Interface Selection

Inventory Function

This function allows the scanner to retain barcode data in the

scanner’s memory for uploading at a convenient time. Up to

30,000 barcodes (EAN13-size) can be stored.

Disable

Upload Data

Delete Data

Delete Last Scan

Out of Range Function

This function allows the scanner to retain barcode data when it is

out of scanning range. It will upload the data once it reconnects.

Disable

Wireless Linear CCD Barcode Scanner

%02 71

Trigger ON/OFF

%02 70

Continuous/Trigger OFF

%02 72

Testing

%02 75

Continuous/Auto Power On

%02 73

Flash

%02 74

Flash/Auto Power On

%02 76

Reserved 1

%02 77

Reserved 2

%09 F8

Reserved 3

%09 F9

Reserved 4

%09 FA

Reserved 5

%09 FB

Reading Selection Mode

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