ASP Zapper Bedienungsanleitung

Zapper

Only for Black Zappers with

serial numbers lower than Z22000

ASP Microcomputers

456 North Road,

Ormond, Victoria, 3204

Australia

Telephone: (03) 9578-7600

FAX: (03) 9578-7727

[email protected]

http://www.asp.com.au

ASP Microcomputers is a division of Grayline Holdings Pty. Ltd,. A.C.N. 004 940 729

Barcode Zapper is a trademark of ASP Microcomputers

Only for Black Zappers with serial numbers lower than Z22000

Contents

The ASP Barcode Zapper........................................................................1

Barcode Symbologies..............................................................................2

Host Interfaces.........................................................................................2

USB.....................................................................................................3

PC Keyboard Wedge...........................................................................3

Wand Emulation .................................................................................4

RS-232 Output ....................................................................................4

Standard Configurations..........................................................................5

USB.....................................................................................................6

PC Keyboard Wedge...........................................................................7

Wand Emulation .................................................................................8

RS-232.................................................................................................9

Miscellaneous Options ..........................................................................10

RS-232 Baud Rate.............................................................................10

Beeper Mode.....................................................................................11

Trigger Mode ....................................................................................11

Blue Power Indicator ........................................................................12

Tilde Prefix........................................................................................12

Output Terminators for PC and USB................................................13

Terminators for RS-232 Only...........................................................14

Output Delays for PC Keyboard Wedge & Notebooks....................15

ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 ..........................................................................16

SCIS ..................................................................................................17

Electromagnetic Interference (EMC) ....................................................18

Warranty ................................................................................................18

Barcode Zapper 1

The ASP Barcode Zapper

ASP's Barcode Zapper is a compact high-performance hand-held

barcode scanner suitable for reading barcodes of up to 10cm wide, from

contact to 9cm away.

The Barcode

Zapper has push

button switches on

both sides,

positioned right

where your thumb

and forefinger

naturally sit,

whether you’re left

or right handed.

To read a barcode,

simply press one or

both of the buttons

while the scanner's

reading beam is over a barcode. The scanner will read the barcode,

output the data, flash the green “good read” indicator, and beep to

signal a successful read.

The Barcode Zapper has been pre-programmed to read most barcode

types you are likely to encounter. For special requirements, please

contact ASP or your dealer.

If you are having trouble reading barcode labels, the most common

causes are likely to be:

•Trying to read a barcode too wide for the scanner

•Not having the reading beam properly positioned over the barcode,

•Having the reading beam covering more than one barcode.

Very poor quality or damaged barcode labels may also present scanning

problems, but it may be possible to read them by moving the scanner up

and down the label in the direction of the bars, to find an undamaged

path across the barcode symbol.

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Barcode Symbologies

Scanning nicely printed barcode labels is simple, and most scanners can

easily read well-printed labels. But because there are so many poorly

printed barcode labels in the real world, the Barcode Zapper has been

designed to handle printing tolerances of up to ± 200% to help it to read

virtually any barcode label, even if it’s badly printed.

The ASP Barcode Zapper auto-discriminates all popular and special

barcode symbologies, including:

•Standard Code 39, Full ASCII Code 39, Code 32, HIBC

•Code 93, Code 11, Codabar, NW-7

•Code 128 A/B/C sets, UCC/EAN 128

•Product Codes (UPC/EAN/JAN/CAN/APN) with addendum

•Standard/Industrial/Matrix/Inverted/Compressed 2 of 5

•MSI/Plessey, UK/Plessey, IBM Delta, BCD, ITF

•Interleaved 2 of 5, Interleaved 2 of 5 S Code, IATA

Host Interfaces

The ASP Barcode Zapper has four standard interface types

built-in - USB, PC Keyboard Wedge, Wand Emulation, and RS-232.

These interfaces are selected via special setup barcodes, and connect via

interchangeable cables.

One cable is supplied with each ASP Barcode Zapper; and additional

adaptor cables are available as optional extras. Adaptor cables can be

removed by pushing the end of a paper clip into the hole near the base

of the Barcode Zapper, and then carefully pulling the connector out.

The standard termination character for the Barcode Zapper is a single

Enter (or carriage return). To remove this terminator, or to change it

back to a single carriage return, please use the setup barcodes on page

12. Other termination characters are also available - please contact ASP

or your dealer with your requirements.

Barcode Zapper 3

USB

The USB interface is probably the most common way to connect

devices to PC’s.

Able to work with Windows 98 and later, the Apple Mac, and Linux

computers, the Barcode Zapper’s USB interface is truly plug-and-play,

with no drivers or software required. Barcode scans simply appear as if

typed on the keyboard.

To install the USB interface Barcode Zapper, all you need to do is plug

it into any USB connector on your computer. The USB port provides

all the power required for the Barcode Zapper.

PC Keyboard Wedge

The Keyboard Wedge interface connects between an IBM PC or

compatible computer and its keyboard, and power for the scanner and

interface is taken from the computer.

The PC’s keyboard still operates normally, but when a barcode is

scanned, the keyboard is momentarily disabled, and the barcode data is

sent to the computer as if it had been entered from the keyboard. In this

way, all your existing programs are able to accept barcode input

without requiring any modifications.

The Keyboard Wedge adaptor cable is supplied with 6-pin mini-DIN

connectors, to suit most current PS/2 type computers. Adaptors to suit

the older large 5-pin DIN connectors used on AT type computers are

available on special order.

To install the Keyboard Wedge, first turn off your computer, and

unplug the keyboard from the computer. The cable from the keyboard

should now be plugged into the socket on the adaptor cable, and the

plug on the adaptor cable plugs in to where the keyboard used to be

connected on the computer (usually the purple socket).

Turn the computer on, and the Barcode Zapper will emit a high/low

beep to indicate that it has passed its power-on diagnostic tests.

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Wand Emulation

The Wand Emulation interface decodes barcodes and converts them

back into wand-compatible signals, so that you can easily upgrade your

existing barcode decoder.

The Wand Emulation interface uses the Hewlett Packard wand signal

standard, with a high level idle state, high output on black, 30ms

margin time and 50us module time. Other signal levels and timings are

also available - please contact ASP or your dealer with your

requirements. The Wand Emulation interface uses a female D9

connector, with wand data on pin 2, ground on pin 7 and +5v on pin 9.

The Barcode Zapper is a low power scanner, ideally suited to portable

applications.

RS-232 Output

The RS-232 interface outputs decoded barcode scans using ASCII

codes and the RS-232 standard. The RS-232 interface is compatible

with ASP's ASPKey software, allowing RS-232 output to be accepted

from the serial port and placed directly in the keyboard buffer of IBM

PC compatible computers.

The RS-232 interface is supplied with a special regulated power supply

(5 volt DC 500mA), which provides power for the Barcode Zapper.

The RS-232 interface is supplied set to 9600 baud, 8 data bits, no parity

and 1 stop bit. To change the baud rate, please use the setup barcodes

on page 10.

Barcode Zapper 5

Standard Configurations

The next section of this manual contains the standard configuration

sheets for each of the available interfaces. Your Barcode Zapper will

already have been properly configured and tested for the interface you

ordered it with, so these setup sheets are included just for completeness

and in case you purchase additional interface adaptors.

To set up your Barcode Zapper unit, turn to the relevant page for the

interface type you require, and scan the setup barcodes on that page,

taking care to scan them in the numerical order shown. You must not

skip any barcodes, or scan any of the barcodes more than once. If you

make a mistake, simply scan the END barcode and start again.

The Barcode Zapper has a vast number of data formatting, verification

and operational control options, far more than could be covered in this

manual. If you have any special scanning requirements, it’s likely that

the Barcode Zapper can be configured to suit, so please contact ASP or

your dealer to discuss your needs.

In most circumstances, you won’t need to scan any of the barcodes

on the following pages - your Barcode Zapper will normally have

already been set up correctly for you.

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USB

You must scan the barcodes below in the numerical order shown, and

the scanner must beep after every barcode.

MASTER DEFAULT

USB KEYBOARD DEFAULTS

PROGRAM

HOST INTERFACE SELECTION

CODE 39 MIN LENGTH

CODE 25 MIN LENGTH

END

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