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1-key model: Typical use as trigger key to switch laser beam on for bar code reading other models: 1 Typical use of middle key as trigger key to switch 1 laser beam on for bar code reading. Typical use of left and right key as menu scroll keys or yes/no input keyboard: 2 Typical use of top middle key as trigger key to 8 switch laser beam on for bar code reading. Typically basic functions for data input, as below: 3 7 : scroll up : scroll down 4 + SHIFT : scroll left + SHIFT:
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1 3 2 3 2 4 1 5 6 6 5 7 8 9 5. Product label 1.2.2 CRADLE DETAILS Contains product information and serial number. Do not remove it! Depending on the supplied model, the following options are applicable: 6. DIP switches 1. DC input socket Set parameters of the optical communication interface, do not change unnecessary. Input for AC power supply 7. Electrical contacts 2. RS 232-C socket If the OPL972X bar code data collector is inserted Left connector (RS232C-1): for connection to PC the
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! A B C D E o + 40 C o 0 C B. Shock 1.3 HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS Do not subject the product to very strong impact, do not throw or drop the bar code data collector To avoid malfunctioning and to ensure years of from large heights. trouble free operation, pay attention to the Do not allow a mechanical shock to the product. following: Do not leave the bar code data collector in an area A. Temperature conditions where static charge is accumulated, or near devices where electromagnetic emissi
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2 2 GET STARTED Fix hand strap to bar code data collector. Use the hand strap properly to avoid drop. Read instructions in this manual. Insert battery. To be sure of proper operation, it is advised to start with a fully charged battery. First charge the bar code data collector for 8 hours. D. Cleaning instructions Read instructions in this manual. Clean the reading window periodically with a soft dry cloth. Place the cradle in normal office conditions. Clean the exterior by wiping it with a
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2.2 BATTERY INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING, CHARGING AND REMOVING THE BATTERIES VERY STRICTLY. 2 WRONG USE OF BATTERIES MIGHT CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE BAR CODE DATA COLLECTOR OR TO THE CRADLE. THE PRODUCTS ARE NOT WARRANTED FOR DAMAGE, DEFECTS, MALFUNCTION OR LOSS OF DATA, RESULTING FROM INCORRECT USE OF BATTERIES. Never remove the battery while the bar code data collector is turned on. Doing so can cause data in the bar code data 3 4 collector to be deleted.
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3 2 4 1 5 2.2.2 HOW TO (RE)PLACE THE BATTERY Unlock battery case cover: (ref. 1 and 2) Unlatch the case cover by lifting first into the direction of the nose and then lift up the case. Install Opticon battery: (ref. 3.) Remove old battery. Insert new battery as instructed on the battery. Do not use force. Lock battery case cover: (ref. 4 and 5) Position the case cover into the savings and latch it by pressing slightly. OPL972X/CRD972X OPTICON - 11
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2.3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS EXERCISE CAUTION AT ALL TIMES WHEN WORKING WITH AC-POWERED EQUIPMENT. TURN OFF YOUR DEVICES BEFORE INSTALLATION. BECAUSE OF THE SPECIAL PIN-OUT OF THE CONNECTORS, USE THE CABLES SUPPLIED BY THE MANUFACTURER. When you need another cable for a certain device, that is not supplied, contact your supplier to purchase the right cable. 2.3.1 CONNECT CHARGING CRADLE Start Switch off the power of the host computer. (ref. 1.) Choose proper place Place the cradle in nor
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2.3.2 CONNECT RS232 CRADLE Start Switch off the power of the host computer. (ref. 1.) Choose proper place Place the cradle in normal office conditions, avoid a 1 place under strong light. (ref. 2.) Set DIP switch Set the required DIP switches for baud rate. For (default) settings notice DIP switch table in the next chapter. 2 (ref 3.) Connect interface cable ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 Connect the cable between the cradle and the host computer. (ref. 4.) Connect power Connect the power sup
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2.3.3 CONNECT RS232 MULTICRADLE Start Switch off the power of the host computer. (ref. 1.) Choose proper place Place the multicradle in normal office conditions, 1 avoid a place under strong light. (ref. 2.) Set DIP switch Set the required DIP switches for baud rate. For (default) settings notice DIP switch table in the next chapter. (ref 3.) Connect interface cable Connect the cable between the multicradle and the 2 host computer. For RS232 interface use the left RS232 connector (RS232C-1
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2.3.4 CONNECT USB TO WINDOWS PC Get USB driver Download the USB driver from the software download section on the Opticon website. (The USB driver can be found as software for either CRD972X or OPL972X) Place the file on your hard disk in a separate directory and unpack the contents of the file. Choose proper place Place the cradle in normal office conditions, avoid a place under strong light. Connect interface cable Connect the cable between the cradle and the host computer. Connect po
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2.3.5 CONNECT RS485 MULTICRADLE NETWORK Set DIP switch settings THIS PART DESCRIBES THE NETWORK For (default) settings notice DIP switch table in the DETAILS. FOR CONNECTION DETAILS REFER next chapter. TO PREVIOUS PAGE. All multicradles in the network need to be set to RS232/RS485 connection. TAKE NOTICE OF THE NECESSARY All multicradles need to have the same baud rate PRECAUTIONS THAT NEEDS BE MADE TO to be set by DIP switch. ESTABLISH A PROPER NETWORK The first and the last mult
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2.4 DIP SWITCH SETTINGS Open the cover of the DIP switches on the bottom * Set baud rate as in table below. of the cradle in order to reach the DIP switches. ** In typical use keep cascade switch SW5 off. Turn the DIP switch ON by moving it upwards. Turn the DIP switch OFF by moving it downwards. User baud rate settings: Single cradle DIP switch settings: *) Baud rate SW SW SW 1 2 3 DIP ON OFF Switch 2400 ON OFF OFF SW 1 Baud rate * Baud rate * 4800 OFF ON OFF SW 2 Baud rate * Baud rate *
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2.5 BLUETOOTH INSTALLATION In the bar code collector with Bluetooth interface some settings can be made in the system menu. Get system menu Press all 3 keys at the same time to get the system menu. To navigate downwards use the right key [Q2] and to navigate upwards use the left key [Q1]. Confirm or select with the middle [Trigger]key. Cancel operation When an operation needs to be cancelled, press all 3 keys at the same time to cancel the current option and get the system menu. 2.5.1 SET OR
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Discovery The discovery method is a more automated method. The bar code data collector will try to discover all Bluetooth devices in range (up to a maximum of 10 devices). The address and the name of each Bluetooth device is shown one by one in the display. Navigate downwards by the right key [Q2] and navigate upwards by the left key [Q1]. When device that should be used for communication is found, select it by the middle [Trigger]key. 2.5.2 SECURITY To provide additional security connect
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2.6 COMMUNICATION 2.6.1 RS32 INTERFACE Check if the chosen COM port matches the COM port in the user’s application program. Check if the baud rate of the cradle and the host computer match. 2.6.2 USB INTERFACE Check if the defined COM port in Windows matches the COM port in the user’s application program. Check if the baud rate of the cradle and the host computer match. 2.6.3 MULTICRADLE SINGLE COMMUNICATION When using the multicradle type with single communication, note that the model
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OPL 972X
CRD 972X
USER'S
MANUAL
Opticon Article Code O0220000410
OPL972X/CRD972X OPTICON - 1
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Version 3, printed 03/2004 LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMERS CAUTION: This information is subject to change without prior notice. BY OPENING THE PACKAGE OF THIS PRODUCT YOU AGREE TO BECOME BOUND BY THE LIABILITY AND Copyright 2003, Opticon Sensors Europe B.V. WARRANTY CONDITIONS AS DESCRIBED BELOW. All rights reserved. UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES THIS MANUAL This manual may not, in whole or in part, be SHOULD BE READ ATTENTIVELY, BEFORE copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated or INSTALL
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CONTENTS 2.6 Communication ................................. 20 2.6.1 RS32 interface .................................. 20 2.6.2 USB interface.................................... 20 1 INTRODUCTION .................................4 2.6.3 multicradle single communication ..... 20 1.1 Unpacking............................................5 2.6.4 Bluetooth bar code data collector...... 20 1.2 Detailed view .......................................6 1.2.1 Barcode data collector details..............6 3
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The cradle The cradle provides functionality for charging and/ or communication in several combinations. The combinations are supported in different models: • Charging cradle: A charging station for the bar code data collector that charges the rechargeable battery as soon as the bar code data collector is placed. 1 Single cradle: A regular communication and charging station. It charges the rechargeable battery as soon as the bar code data collector is 1 INTRODUCTION placed. Data will be
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1.1 UNPACKING When you remove the packing, please check for any physical damage. We recommend that you save all packing material, as it should be used whenever you need to ship your barcode data A collector (eg. for service). Damage due to improper repacking is not covered by the warranty. Apart from the bar code data collector, charger or cradle, additional items might be ordered and supplied. If there are any missing parts please contact your supplier. OPL972X contents: B C Bar code
