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1-4 MS-3 Laser Scanner User’s Manual
1–Quick Start
Step 3 — Initiate Communications
From your PC host computer, you can initiate communications with the scanner by:
• Using a terminal communications program such as Hyperterminal™ provided in the
Windows™ operating system
In order to communicate with the scanner, you will need to use the following commu-
nications settings:
Baud = 9600
Parity = Even
Stop Bits = One
Data Bits = Seven
Flow Control = None
Figure 1-3 Hyperterminal Dialog
- MS-3 Laser Scanner 1
- Microscan Systems, Inc 2
- Microscan Europe 2
- Microscan Asia Pacific R.O 2
- Table of Contents 4
- Chapter 11 Utilities 6
- List of Figures 7
- List of Tables 7
- About the MS-3 Laser Scanner 9
- About This Manual 9
- Host Communications 9
- Highlighting 9
- Product Labels 10
- Warning and Caution Summary 11
- Quick Start 13
- Step 1 — Hardware Required 14
- Step 2 — Connect the System 15
- 1–Quick Start 16
- Quick Start 17
- Step 5 — Start Calibration 18
- Step 6 — Test for Read Rate 19
- Step 7 — Save Settings 20
- Communications 21
- 2–Communications 22
- Communications 23
- Host Port Parameters 24
- RS422 Status 25
- Auxiliary Port 26
- Transparent Mode 27
- Half Duplex Mode 28
- Full Duplex Mode 29
- Daisy Chain Mode 30
- Command Processing Mode 32
- Daisy Chain ID Status 34
- Daisy Chain ID 34
- Protocol 35
- Protocol By Serial Command 36
- Protocol by Embedded Menu 37
- Point-to-Point with RTS/CTS 39
- Polling Mode D 40
- Multidrop 40
- User Defined Point-to-Point 40
- Protocol 41
- User Defined Multidrop 42
- Response Timeout 44
- Intercharacter Delay 45
- Preamble Characters 46
- Postamble Characters 47
- 3–Protocol 48
- Read Cycle/Trigger 49
- Read Cycle by Serial Command 50
- Read Cycle by Embedded Menu 51
- Trigger Mode 52
- Continuous Read 1 Output 53
- External Trigger Level 54
- External Trigger Edge 55
- Serial Data 56
- Serial Data or External Edge 56
- Trigger Filter Duration 57
- External Trigger State 58
- Serial Trigger Character 59
- 4–Read Cycle/Trig 60
- Read Cycle/Trigger 61
- Good Decode Reads 62
- Read Cycle 63
- New Trigger 64
- Timeout or New Trigger 64
- Timeout Duration 65
- Multisymbol 66
- Multisymbol Separator 67
- Symbology 69
- Symbology by Embedded Menu 70
- Symbology by Serial Command 71
- Autodiscriminate 72
- Narrow Margins 73
- Symbology ID 74
- Background Color 75
- Code 39 Status 76
- Check Digit Status (Code 39) 76
- Check Digit Output (Code 39) 76
- Symbology 77
- Full ASCII Set (Code 39) 78
- Fixed Symbol Length (Codabar) 80
- Interleaved 2 of 5 82
- 5–Symbology 84
- Separator Status (UPC/EAN) 86
- Code 128 88
- UCC/EAN-128 89
- Code 93 Status 92
- Fixed Code Length (Code 93) 92
- Pharmacode 93
- Bar Widths (Pharmacode) 94
- Matchcode 95
- Matchcode by Serial Command 96
- Matchcode by Embedded Menu 97
- Overview of Matchcode 98
- Using Master Symbols 99
- Matchcode Type 100
- Match Start Position 101
- Match Length 101
- Wild Card Character 102
- Sequence On Noread 103
- Sequence On Mismatch 104
- Master Symbol Database 105
- Request Master Symbol Data 106
- Delete Master Symbol Data 107
- New Master Pin 108
- Scanner Setup 109
- 7–Scanner Setup 110
- Scanner Setup 111
- Scan Speed 112
- Laser On/Off Status 113
- Laser Framing 114
- Laser On Position 115
- Laser Off Position 116
- Laser Power 117
- Automatic Gain Control 118
- AGC Minimum 119
- AGC Maximum 119
- Transition Counter 120
- Bar Detection 121
- Data Outputs 123
- 8–Data Outputs 124
- Data Outputs 125
- Symbol Output 126
- When to Output Symbol Data 127
- As Soon As Possible 128
- End of Read Cycle 128
- Message Output 129
- Noread Message 130
- Bad Symbol Message 131
- No Symbol Message 132
- Serial Verification 133
- Control/Hex Output 134
- Operational Command Output 134
- Quality Output 135
- Partial Output 136
- Beeper Output 137
- Discrete I/O 139
- 9–Discrete I/O 140
- Discrete I/O 141
- Output 1 142
- Output Polarity 143
- Pulse Width 143
- Number to Output On 143
- Output 2 144
- Output 3 144
- Diagnostics 145
- Diagnostics by Serial Command 146
- Diagnostics by Embedded Menu 147
- Warning Messages Overview 148
- Warning Message Status 149
- Laser High Warning 150
- Laser Low Warning 151
- NOVRAM Corrupt Warning Status 152
- Power-on Count 153
- Time Since Last Reset 154
- Utilities 155
- Utilities by Serial Command 156
- Utilities 157
- Counters 158
- Part Number 159
- Checksum 160
- Read Rate 161
- Device Control 162
- Symbol Type 164
- Defaulting/Saving/Resetting 165
- Factory Default Parameters 166
- Default/Reset Definitions 166
- Code Types Enable Commands 167
- Scanner Status Requests 168
- Appendices 169
- A–Appendices 170
- Appendices 171
- Scanner Pin Assignments 172
- Caution: 172
- Serial Utility Commands 176
- Appendix F — ASCII Table 178
- Customer Default Parameters 180
- Hardware Default 182
- Reader Status Requests 183
- Entering Symbol Configuration 184
- Using Configuration Symbols 184
- Appendix I — Object Detector 186
- Appendix K — Operational Tips 189
- Appendix L — Embedded Menus 190
- Polling Sequence 194
- Select Sequence 195
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