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General| Type | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB, RS-232, Keyboard Wedge |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Print Contrast Ratio | 25% |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C) |
| Decode Capability | 1D |
| Supported Barcodes | UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128 |
| Humidity | 5 to 95% non-condensing |
| Drop Specification | 1.5 m drop to concrete |
| Power Supply | 5V DC |
Provides information on manual conventions, reader features, operation, and overview.
Details support channels: website, resellers, and telephone assistance for product issues.
Ensures reader and accessories are present and undamaged; provides steps for initial reader setup.
Covers physical connection of interface cables (RS-232, Keyboard Wedge, USB).
Guides users to select the correct interface type (RS-232, USB, etc.) for reader-host communication.
Explains methods for reader configuration using programming bar codes and software utilities.
Describes the Aladdin utility for user-friendly reader configuration via a graphical PC interface.
Guides to interface-specific settings and details features configurable across all interface types.
Covers non-interface-specific settings and options for configuring 1D and 2D symbologies.
Restores custom configurations saved for the currently active interface.
Restores all scanner settings to factory defaults, including interface and Label IDs.
Details how to change default parameters, grouped logically for easy reference.
Step-by-step guide on how to program reader features using programming bar codes and exit mode.
Configures reader behavior regarding host commands and USB interface suspend mode.
Sets serial communication parameters: data speed, bits per character, and stop bits.
Configures parity settings and manages hardware handshaking lines for RS-232 communication.
Configures delay between characters and beep notifications for serial/USB-COM interfaces.
Manages ACK/NAK protocol, specifying characters and options for data transmission.
Sets timeout for ACK characters and the number of retries for label transmission.
Configures keyboard layout and specifies transmission of ASCII control characters.
Sets wedge quiet interval, intercode delay, and Caps Lock state for keyboard emulation.
Sets USB keyboard poll rate and controls numeric character output via standard or keypad.
Configures reader identification and response to scanner configuration commands for USB-OEM.
Adds custom prefixes/suffixes and enables/disables AIM IDs for all symbologies.
Manages Label IDs, including pre-loaded sets and individual symbology configuration.
Allows conversion of alphabetic case and custom character mapping for data.
Configures double read prevention and reader feedback via LEDs and beepers.
Controls reader operation modes like Scan Mode, Stand Mode, Pick Mode, and Aiming.
Lists supported 1D symbologies and covers global settings for UPC/EAN symbologies.
Details configurations for UPC/EAN, Code 39, Code 128, and GS1-128 symbologies.
Lists supported 2D symbologies and covers common global features like decoding time.
Details configurations for Aztec Code, Data Matrix, and QR Code symbologies.
Lists default settings for global interface, RS-232, and keyboard parameters.
Lists default settings for USB-OEM, data format, and reading parameters.
Lists default settings for scanning features and various 1D/2D symbologies.
Illustrates typical representations of various 1D symbology types for reference.
Illustrates typical representations of various 2D symbology types for reference.
Provides bar codes for digits 0-9 used for entering numerical data during configuration.
Provides bar codes for characters A-F used for entering alphanumeric data during configuration.
Explains control character sets and provides scancode tables for keyboard emulation.
Provides scancode tables for various PC keyboard interfaces and modes.
