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Default/Reset/Save
Customer Default Parameters
Customer default parameters (saved by <Zc>) are the same set of parameters as power-on
parameters but are saved in a different, isolated section of NOVRAM. This allows a user
essentially to create a backup set of parameters that can be recalled in the event that the
current parameters or power-on parameters have been accidentally changed or are no
longer desired.
It is important to note that a hardware default does not affect customer default parameters.
For example, a user that has inadvertently changed communication settings and saved
them with a <Z> command, may not know the correct settings or have the capability to
communicate within those settings. By first doing an EZ button default or hardware default
to restore the known Microscan defaults, the user can then recall the previous customer-
saved settings with an <Arc> or <Zrc> command.
Microscan Default Parameters
Microscan default parameters are contained in the firmware and cannot be changed.
Software Defaults
Microscan default parameters can be recalled (loaded into current settings) with <Ard>
command or recalled and saved for power-on with the <Zrd> command.
Hardware Default
If a software default and reset is not possible, it may be necessary to reset the reader by
shorting (connecting) specific pins. This procedure has the same effect as the <Zrd>
software command.
Important: For this reset to occur, this command must be executed within 60 seconds of a
power-on or a reset.
1. Apply power to the reader.
2. If using an IB-131, locate pins 7 and 11 on the host connector
.
Cau
tion: Be certain that the correct pins are located. Connecting the wrong pins coul
d
cause serious damage to the unit.
3. Momentarily connect these wires (or pins) and listen for a series of short beeps.
4. Within 3 seconds, connect them again. A longer beep should be heard. If not, rep
eat
the p
rocess.
Default on Power-On
You can also use the EZ button to default the reader by holding it down while applying
power to the reader, provided that this feature is enabled.
- MS-4X Imager 1
- User Manual 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Latest Manual Version 2
- Technical Support 2
- Warranty 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 5 Read Cycle 4
- Chapter 6 Symbologies 4
- Chapter 7 I/O Parameters 4
- Introduction 5
- Chapter 8 Symbol Quality 5
- Chapter 9 Matchcode 5
- Chapter 14 Output Format 7
- About the MS-4X Imager 8
- MS-4X Communications 8
- Warning and Caution Summary 9
- MS-4X Imager Us 10
- Statement of RoHS Compliance 11
- 1 Quick Start 13
- Step 1 — Check Hardware 14
- Step 2 — Connect the System 15
- Step 4 — Install ESP 17
- Step 5 — Select Model 18
- Locate by ESP 21
- Locate by EZ Button 22
- Step 8 — Calibrate 23
- Step 9 — Test Read Rate 24
- Saving Options 26
- 2 Using ESP 27
- Calibrate 28
- Application Mode 29
- Menu Toolbar 30
- Preferences > General Tab 32
- Preferences > Terminal Tab 33
- Sizing Information 34
- Preferences > Advanced Tab 35
- Connect to Readers via TCP/IP 36
- Use Default Storage Location 36
- Document Memo 37
- Model Memo 37
- Connection Wizard 38
- Bar Code Dialog 39
- Navigating in ESP 40
- Send/Receive Options 41
- Defaulting 42
- Advanced Options 42
- Using EZ Trax 43
- 3 Communications 45
- Communications by ESP 46
- Host Port Connections 48
- Host Port Protocol 49
- Polling Mode 50
- ACK/NAK Options 51
- Polling Mode Options 52
- RS-422 Status 53
- Auxiliary Port Connections 54
- Parity, Auxiliary Port 55
- Stop Bits, Auxiliary Port 55
- Data Bits, Auxiliary Port 55
- Transparent Mode 56
- Half Duplex Mode 57
- Full Duplex Mode 58
- Daisy Chain Mode 59
- Command Processing Mode 60
- Daisy Chain ID Status 61
- Daisy Chain ID 61
- Daisy Chain Autoconfigure 63
- Response Timeout 64
- LRC Status 65
- Point-to-Point (Main Port) 66
- Polling Mode (Main Port) 66
- ACK/NAK (Main Port) 66
- Auxiliary Port 66
- USB HID Interface 67
- Report Options 68
- Keyboard IN Reports 69
- Microscan HID Report Format 70
- Report Format Examples 71
- Keyboard Report Format 72
- Field Descriptions 73
- USB HID Configuration Options 74
- Read Cycle Mode 75
- Communications 75
- Symbologies 75
- Preamble 77
- Postamble 78
- 4 Calibration 79
- Calibration Serial Commands 80
- Calibration Overview 80
- Calibration Options 81
- Disabled (Shutter Speed) 82
- Enabled (Shutter Speed) 82
- Fast Shutter 82
- Symbol Type 83
- Disabled 85
- Row and Column 85
- Straight Line 86
- Straight Line Framed 86
- Line Scan Height 87
- Processing 87
- Calibration by ESP 88
- After Calibration 89
- Initiating Calibration 90
- Read Rate LEDs 91
- Beeper/Green Flash 91
- Terminal 92
- Focus Pass 93
- Medium Pass 94
- Fine-Tune Pass 95
- 5 Read Cycle 97
- Read Cycle by ESP 98
- Read Cycle Serial Commands 99
- Read Cycle Setup 100
- Multisymbol 101
- Trigger Mode 102
- Continuous Read 1 Output 103
- External Level 104
- External Edge 104
- Serial Data 105
- Serial Data and Edge 105
- Leading Edge Trigger Filter 106
- Trailing Edge Trigger Filter 106
- External Trigger Polarity 107
- Serial Trigger 108
- , : <K229h,2C> 109
- , : <K230h,2C> 110
- End of Read Cycle 111
- New Trigger 112
- Timeout or New Trigger 112
- Last Frame 112
- Last Frame or New Trigger 112
- Read Cycle Timeout 112
- Capture Mode 113
- Number of Captures 114
- Rapid Capture Mode 114
- Timed Capture 115
- Triggered Capture 116
- Capture Timing 117
- Time Between Captures 118
- Image Processing Timeout 119
- Image Storage 120
- Image Storage Example 121
- Minimum Good Reads 122
- MS-4X Imager User Manual 123
- 6 Symbologies 125
- Symbologies by ESP 126
- Symbologies Serial Commands 127
- Data Matrix 128
- Aztec Code 130
- Micro QR Code 132
- Fixed Symbol Length (Code 39) 134
- Full ASCII Set (Code 39) 135
- Code 128 136
- EAN 128 Status (Code 128) 137
- Output Format (Code 128) 137
- (Code 128) 137
- Fixed Symbol Length (BC412) 139
- Interleaved 2 of 5 140
- Symbol Length (Code 93) 143
- Start/Stop Match (Codabar) 144
- Start/Stop Output (Codabar) 144
- Symbol Length (Codabar) 145
- EAN Status 147
- Separator Status (UPC/EAN) 148
- Separator Character (UPC/EAN) 149
- Supplemental Type (UPC/EAN) 150
- Pharmacode 151
- Bar Width Status (Pharmacode) 152
- Direction (Pharmacode) 152
- Postal Symbologies 153
- Postal Symbology Type 154
- POSTNET Status 156
- PLANET Status 156
- USPS4CB Status 157
- POSTNET Allow B and B’ Fields 157
- Australia Post Allow 0 FCC 157
- GS1 DataBar 158
- DataBar Limited 159
- DataBar-14 159
- Fixed Symbol Length (PDF417) 160
- MicroPDF417 161
- Composite 162
- Narrow Margins 163
- Symbology Identifier 164
- Background Color 165
- 7 I/O Parameters 167
- I/O Parameters by ESP 168
- I/O Parameters 169
- Symbol Data Output 170
- Good Read 171
- When to Output Symbol Data 172
- No Read Message 173
- Output Indicators 174
- Static Presentation Mode 175
- Mismatch 175
- Target Pattern 176
- Green Flash Duration 177
- LED Configuration 179
- Serial Verification 180
- Control/Hex Output 181
- EZ Button 182
- Load Configuration Database 183
- Save for Power-On 183
- Default on Power-On 183
- EZ Button Modes 184
- Target System 185
- Bar Code Configuration 185
- EZ Button Operation 185
- Configurable Output 1 186
- Trend Analysis 187
- Symbol Quality 187
- Diagnostic Warning 187
- In Read Cycle 187
- Output State 188
- Pulse Width 188
- Output Mode 188
- Trend Analysis Output 1 189
- Trend Analysis Mode 190
- Trigger Evaluation Period 191
- Number to Output On 191
- Decodes per Trigger Threshold 191
- Output on Symbol Contrast 192
- Output on Print Growth 192
- Symbol Contrast Threshold 193
- Print Growth Threshold 194
- Diagnostics Output 1 195
- Configurable Output 2 196
- Trend Analysis Output 2 196
- Diagnostics Output 2 196
- Configurable Output 3 197
- Trend Analysis Output 3 197
- Diagnostics Output 3 197
- Power On/Reset Counts 198
- Time Since Reset 199
- Service Message 200
- Frame Information 201
- Image Output 202
- Communication Port 203
- File Format 203
- JPEG Quality 203
- Image Output Example 204
- Database Identifier Output 205
- Quality Output 206
- Configuring EZ Trax Output 207
- EZ Trax Output 208
- Comm Port 208
- Image Mode 208
- Image Format 208
- Object Info Output 209
- Grade Output 209
- 8 Symbol Quality 213
- Overview of Symbol Quality 215
- Symbol Quality by ESP 216
- Report Tab 217
- Locate Tab 218
- Preferences Tab 219
- Symbol Quality Separator 220
- Data Matrix Output Mode 221
- Symbol Contrast 222
- Print Growth 222
- (Data Matrix Only) 223
- Total Read Time 225
- Capture Time 225
- Locate Time 225
- Decode Time 226
- Matrix Size 226
- (Data Matrix Only) 226
- Quiet Zone (Data Matrix Only) 227
- 9 Matchcode 229
- Matchcode by ESP 230
- Matchcode Serial Commands 231
- Overview of Matchcode 232
- Matchcode Type 233
- Sequential Matching 234
- Match Start Position 234
- Match Length 234
- Wild Card Character 235
- Sequence on No Read 236
- Sequence on Mismatch 237
- Match Replace 238
- Mismatch Replace 239
- New Master Pin 240
- Camera and IP Setup 241
- Camera and IP Setup by ESP 242
- Evaluation 245
- Histogram 246
- Line Scan 247
- Calibration 248
- Window of Interest 249
- Window of Interest by ESP 250
- Top (Row Pointer) 251
- Left (Column Pointer) 251
- Height (Row Depth) 251
- Width (Column Width) 251
- Configuration Database 252
- Dynamic Setup 253
- X-Mode™ 254
- Pixel Sub-Sampling 255
- AEC/AGC Mode 256
- AEC/AGC Brightness 256
- Camera Settings 257
- Shutter Speed 258
- Focal Distance 259
- Number of Focal Distances 260
- Mirrored Image 261
- Illumination Brightness 262
- Skew Correction 263
- Line Speed 264
- Symbol Direction 265
- Morphological Pre-Processing 266
- Morphological Operation 267
- Operator Size 269
- Configuration 271
- Database 271
- Number of Active Indexes 273
- Configuration Database Status 274
- Row Pointer 275
- Column Pointer 275
- Row Depth 275
- Column Width 275
- Threshold Mode 276
- Fixed Threshold Value 276
- Processing Mode 276
- Symbology 277
- Micro QR Code (Add 65536) 279
- Aztec Code (Add 131072) 279
- Database Mode 280
- Image Process Looping 281
- Image Dimensions 282
- Region of Interest (ROI) 283
- Notes on Symbol Type 286
- Terminal 289
- Terminal Window 290
- Editing a Macro 293
- Terminal Window Menus 294
- Utilities 295
- Serial Utility Commands 296
- Utilities 297
- Read Rate 298
- Enter Decodes/Second Test 299
- Enter Percent Test 299
- End Read Rate Test 299
- Counters 300
- Counters by Serial Command 301
- Device Control 302
- Differences from Default 303
- Master Database 304
- Master Symbol Database Size 305
- Enter Master Symbol Data 306
- Request Master Symbol Data 307
- Request New Master Status 308
- Delete Master Symbol Data 309
- Firmware 310
- Firmware Verification 311
- Request Checksum by ESP 312
- Default/Reset/Save 313
- Customer Default Parameters 314
- Microscan Default Parameters 314
- Imager Status Requests 315
- Learn Operations 317
- Image Library Request 318
- Bar Code Configuration Mode 319
- Output Format 321
- Output Format Serial Commands 322
- Output Format Status 323
- Format Assign 324
- Format Extract 325
- Format Extract by ESP 326
- Format Insert 327
- Format Insert by ESP 328
- Output Filter Configuration 329
- Filter Number 330
- Length 331
- Wildcard 331
- Placeholder 331
- Database Index 332
- Output Format 333
- Number of Filters 334
- Appendices 335
- General Specifications 336
- MS-4X Dimensions 336
- A-4 MS-4X Imager User Manual 338
- Electrical Specifications 340
- Serial Configuration Commands 346
- Serial Command Format 347
- Serial Command Status Request 348
- ACK/NAK Data Flow Examples 350
- Error Condition 351
- Communications Protocol 352
- Transfer 1 352
- Transfer 2 352
- Error Condition 1 354
- Error Condition 2 355
- Error Condition 3 357
- Appendix E — ASCII Table 358
- RS-422/RS-485 359
- Appendix G — Operational Tips 360
- 5 Volt Devices 361
- 10-28 Volt Devices 361
- Changing the COM Port 364
- Y-Modem Method 365
- Upload Image 366
- Bit Stream Method 367
- Glossary of Terms 374
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